PETALING JAYA: The racially charged remarks being uttered by MCA President Liow Tiong Lai about DAP as well as his calling for the Barisan Nasional Council to hold a meeting regarding the racial elements of the Bersih 4 rally is both shocking and irresponsible, said DAP’s Teresa Kok. In a statement today, the MP for…
What no good are you up to , Liow Tiong Lai?
After accusing the DAP hijacking Bersih 4 rally and sowing the seeds of racial discord and warned that it could compromise peace and security in the nation, MCA president Datuk Seri Liow Tiong Lai now wants the Barisan Nasional Council to hold a supreme council meeting to discuss racial elements that happened during Bersih 4….
Melayu perlu bersatu elak DAP jadi PM
KUALA LUMPUR : Menteri Kemajuan Luar Bandar dan Wilayah, Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob menyeru agar orang Melayu bersatu untuk mempertahankan kerajaan sedia ada daripada dirampas oleh DAP. Katanya, sekiranya orang Melayu gagal untuk mempertahankan kerajaan UMNO/ BN, tidak mustahil DAP akan menjadi Perdana Menteri. “Kalau kita (orang Melayu) gagal mempertahankan kerajaan ini, tidak mustahil…
Police must nip the racial provocation in the bud
In a democracy, peaceful assembly is a democratic right that must not be denied. Thus any group can exercise that right. However, it cannot be accepted when the purpose of the assembly or demonstration is to incite racial hatred. Hence, it is the right of Federal Territories Umno Youth chief Mohd Razlan Rafii if he…
Teresa takes up Hilmi’s challenge for month-long rally
KUALA LUMPUR: If Hilmi Yahya wants to challenge Bersih 4 rally goers to a month-long demonstration like the one in Thailand, then he had best obtain the prime minister’s and police’s approval for it, said DAP’s Teresa Kok. In a statement today, Teresa, the MP for Seputeh, said Hilmi, the deputy health minister suffered from…
Is Zahid going to be the new Prime Minister soon?
History was created when hundreds of thousands of Malaysians had participated in the Bersih 4 rally to register their concerns about the problems faced by the nation and to demand the Prime Minister’s resignation. The rally has proven, among other things, that large scale rallies could be held peacefully in Malaysia. Commendation must go to…
Bersih 4.0 (Part 2)
For all Of you who had attended the Bersih 4 rally on 29 to 30 August 2015, I am sure you will agree with me that it was the most memorable event for us as we all have participated in a people’s movement. In the beginning, I was a bit skeptical that many would stay…
Buns, water, blessings and the bishop came along, too
I am very happy to see the churches and Buddhist temple open up their premises for the Bersih participants. This is love and kindness of religion. I told a foreign diplomat that if Jesus is living in Malaysia, I believe he will walk with the crowd and criticize against corruption, and preach about the Heavenly…