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Malays are indebted to Kit Siang, says Anwar Posted by: superadmin - 04-02-2022, 08:52 AM - Forum: Politics - Replies (1) PETALING JAYA: Malays are indebted to DAP mentor Lim Kit Siang for educating the masses on their rights in the country, says Anwar Ibrahim. The opposition leader said Lim had spoken out not only about politics and the country but also on racial sensitivities and racial perceptions. Lim was different from “certain Malay leaders” who had openly criticised the community, he said. “Some called the Malays lazy, of depending on subsidies, of not being grateful and easily forgetting (about the government’s contributions to them). However, Lim said the opposite, that Malays do work hard and there are no lazy natives,” Anwar said in a tribute to the DAP veteran who has announced his retirement from active politics. Acknowledging Lim’s contribution to Malaysian politics, Anwar said no amount of titles such as “Datukship, Tan Sri-ship and Tunship” could ever match his accomplishments. “And as a Malaysian and as a Malay, we are indebted to you, Kit Siang, for educating the masses on their rights in this country,” he said. Anwar praised Lim for his integrity and his will to remain consistent and never concede, and never having compromised on his values and principles. “In politics, we need this integrity, courage and tenacity. Lim embodies these qualities. Malaysians will remain proud of you,” he said. Lim, who is 81, announced last week that he was quitting politics and withdrawing from elections for a seat in the party’s central executive committee. However, he was later named DAP mentor by the central committee. Source: FMT   Amazing! Why does this girl understand the language of birds? Posted by: superadmin - 04-01-2022, 08:27 PM - Forum: Interesting Videos - No Replies   Is HUAWEI really brainwashing their foreign employees？丨faces of HUAWEI S2E3 Posted by: superadmin - 04-01-2022, 08:19 PM - Forum: Business, Economy and Investment - No Replies   The US’ attitude will be the biggest obstacle to peace in Ukraine Posted by: superadmin - 04-01-2022, 03:13 PM - Forum: Politics - No Replies   The Octave Illusion (Diana Deutsch) Posted by: superadmin - 04-01-2022, 02:54 PM - Forum: Interesting Videos - No Replies   ‘Winds of change’ will see BN take over Penang, says MCA leader Posted by: superadmin - 04-01-2022, 02:41 PM - Forum: Politics - No Replies GEORGE TOWN: A Penang MCA leader expects the “silent majority” among the Chinese electorate to help Barisan Nasional (BN) recapture the state in the next general election, citing the recent “winds of change”. State MCA secretary Yeoh Chin Kah said this was not just based on former prime minister Najib Razak’s visit here last week, but also on recent voting trends. - More -   US should have heeded Lee Hsien Loong’s advice: Global Times editorial Posted by: superadmin - 04-01-2022, 11:43 AM - Forum: Politics - No Replies Singaporean Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong is on an eight-day visit to the US. Lee mentioned many times the solidarity and cooperation of the international community. He reminded Washington that if the US cuts off China, "the price is very high." He also emphasized that the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework should be built "on a win-win basis," and "as a way to engage the region and not just on strategic or security and potentially hostile basis." This is not the first time that Lee raised kind reminder to Washington. He has expressed similar views many times before, including describing the two superpowers, China and the US, as "conjoined twins," and warning that clash between the two powers would be a disaster for the world. In addition, Lee has many times expressed the attitude that Singapore cannot take sides. Singapore is one of the US' closest partners in Southeast Asia, though not a formal treaty ally. Former US president Barack Obama once said Singapore is an anchor for the US presence in the region. At the same time, Singapore has  significant influence in ASEAN. Therefore, Lee's remarks are sincere to Washington and representative and symbolic in ASEAN. - More -   PAS has done no favours for PN partners, say analysts Posted by: superadmin - 04-01-2022, 11:10 AM - Forum: Politics - No Replies PETALING JAYA: Analysts see PAS risking its relationship with its coalition partners after its stand on the unilateral conversion of children and its proposal for the prime minister’s post to be reserved for Muslims. Council of Professors fellow Jeniri Amir said the party was causing discomfort to its non-Muslim partners in Perikatan Nasional (PN), namely Gerakan, Sabah Progressive Party (SAPP) and Parti Solidariti Tanah Airku (STAR). However, he said it was unclear how non-Muslim voters would react because nothing was certain yet about PAS’ political alignments for the 15th general election. - More -   YOURSAY | Race-based politics may be around for a long time Posted by: superadmin - 04-01-2022, 09:42 AM - Forum: Stop Racism and Religious Bigotry - No Replies   Fred Flint Stone: This is a great article by academician Rosli Khan on race-based politics. As for former prime minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad, how come the Malays continually voted and believed in his racist policies and corrupt intentions for so long? I feel nothing can straighten Malaysia’s corrupt and vindictive succession of political leaders. They are all tarred with the same brush of corrupt underhanded dealings when it comes to monies and contracts, which should benefit the country and the people, but instead, the only people who benefit are the corrupt political parties and their leaders. Malaysia is not a poor country by any means, but its wealth is only shared by a select few with little disregard for the population. This is absolutely true when you see the inner sprawls of badly maintained buildings and habitats that the remainder of the populous live in, with spiralling unemployment rate and the high cost of living. It truly would take an exceptional leader to take and move Malaysia forward, but the people first need to rid themselves of our existing corrupt leaders. Justice: For some politicians, especially those without or just unable to develop or compete politically on good policy matters for all Malaysians in the country, they, especially PAS, Umno, Bersatu and Pejuang, can only survive or thrive on the politics of race or religion. For most in these parties, it’s deliberate. Without playing on race and religion, they just cannot succeed to divide Malaysians and manipulate or hoodwink their fellow Malay-Muslims and maintain their political control or power. So, politics of race and religion in Malaysia will be around for a long time to come. Those Malay-Muslims who think, accept and are open to multiracialism had been and will be ostracised, vilified and demonised as traitors of their race and religion by those politicians who thrive on race and religion. The non-Malays can only dream and at the most talk of multiracialism. But they will find it extremely difficult (though not impossible) to lead the fight against race and religious politics here in Malaysia. It is and must be the Malay-Muslim majority who must rise, lead the fight and defeat racial and religious politics. - More -   Muhyiddin met Dr M to pitch GE15 cooperation, says Mukhriz Posted by: superadmin - 03-31-2022, 07:25 PM - Forum: Politics - Replies (3) PETALING JAYA: Bersatu president Muhyiddin Yassin met with Pejuang chairman Dr Mahathir Mohamad recently to propose the two parties work together ahead of the next general election (GE15), Mukhriz Mahathir said today. Mukhriz, who is Pejuang president, said the meeting took place about two weeks ago, shortly after the Johor state elections, Sinar Harian reported. - More - Pages (1314): « Previous 1 … 836 837 838 839 840 … 1314 Next » Jump to page: