Take 2:
1. Top BN and PR politicians cleared of graft: Read the lines carefully. MACC said they were cleared because of insufficient evidence. Does this means that the politicians are dirty but not dirty enough to be charged in court?
2. MCA squabbles: Please, either resolve or dissolve. Easier said than done, I know, but does anyone have any other digestable solution?
3. Higher salary scheme for police: The hike is, well, justifiable. Maybe we all have our very own grievances with the police but it might, I repeat, it might serve as a morale boost for these law enforcers to do what they are paid to do. For the fact that they risked their lives (and their families') for the nation, so okay, they do deserve it. I say, extend it to the army, navy and firefighters also.
4. Teachers complaining about police's salary hike: *yawn*
5. Alleged terrorist activities on Sabah waters: I'm in two minds over whether it is true or not but police and ministry should not take any chances and play down the issue.
6. MP Zahrain quits: It's his right to quit. If he's fed up with MB Lim Guan Eng, then surely Lim also fed up with Zahrain, so its a win-win situation. Or rather a lose-lose situation.
7. Raja Petra's son alleged suicide attempt: Poor kid. Forget what he did that earned him a prison cell or that he's the son of Malaysia's most elusive wanted man but Raja Azman must've been in such a depressive state that swallowing a razor blade and cutting his wrist seem to be the easiest way for him to end his sufferings. Seriously, I pity him.
8. Anwar's sodomy trial: Where do I begin and where to draw the line...
9. Saiful's (the sodomised 'victim') death threat: No surprises here.
10. Sodomy trial, KL doctors say there was no penetration: Huh?
11. Voters registration: It was reported that 4.39 million, or one-third of eligible Malaysians have yet to register. Staggering revelation indeed. Typical. You give them the right, they shirk it. Deny them the right, they'll shout for it. So, what gives?
1. Top BN and PR politicians cleared of graft: Read the lines carefully. MACC said they were cleared because of insufficient evidence. Does this means that the politicians are dirty but not dirty enough to be charged in court?
2. MCA squabbles: Please, either resolve or dissolve. Easier said than done, I know, but does anyone have any other digestable solution?
3. Higher salary scheme for police: The hike is, well, justifiable. Maybe we all have our very own grievances with the police but it might, I repeat, it might serve as a morale boost for these law enforcers to do what they are paid to do. For the fact that they risked their lives (and their families') for the nation, so okay, they do deserve it. I say, extend it to the army, navy and firefighters also.
4. Teachers complaining about police's salary hike: *yawn*
5. Alleged terrorist activities on Sabah waters: I'm in two minds over whether it is true or not but police and ministry should not take any chances and play down the issue.
6. MP Zahrain quits: It's his right to quit. If he's fed up with MB Lim Guan Eng, then surely Lim also fed up with Zahrain, so its a win-win situation. Or rather a lose-lose situation.
7. Raja Petra's son alleged suicide attempt: Poor kid. Forget what he did that earned him a prison cell or that he's the son of Malaysia's most elusive wanted man but Raja Azman must've been in such a depressive state that swallowing a razor blade and cutting his wrist seem to be the easiest way for him to end his sufferings. Seriously, I pity him.
8. Anwar's sodomy trial: Where do I begin and where to draw the line...
9. Saiful's (the sodomised 'victim') death threat: No surprises here.
10. Sodomy trial, KL doctors say there was no penetration: Huh?
11. Voters registration: It was reported that 4.39 million, or one-third of eligible Malaysians have yet to register. Staggering revelation indeed. Typical. You give them the right, they shirk it. Deny them the right, they'll shout for it. So, what gives?
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