Fair elections? Hardly, says gregwar, who goes on to describe how the BN has used machinery, money, media and Mahathir to strike out at Pakatan. Continue reading »
The rakyat are not swallowing meekly all that Mahathir is spewing out. But he seems to go on and on and on like a broken record, observes gregwar. Continue reading »
Mustafa K Anuar comes up with a tongue-in-cheek take of some of the weird things happening in the country. Continue reading »
Isn’t Mahathir, in his desperation to ensure the BN remains in power forever, indulging in undemocratic actions to deny the opposition the space and opportunity to form an alternative government that would guarantee the demise of the BN, wonders P Ramakrishnan. Continue reading »
Martin Jalleh summarises the criticism levelled against Mahathir for his divisive use of religion to achieve his Machiavellian political agenda. Continue reading »
In the light of Mahathir’s claim that he doesn’t deserve to be labelled a dictator, Martin Jalleh recalls an ‘academic exercise’ by a certain Rais Yatim. Continue reading »
Abdullah Badawi missed the opportunity to do what is right and this cost him greatly in the eyes of many Malaysians, writes K Haridas. Continue reading »
Three ‘pictomentaries’ by Martin Jalleh on Mahathir’s and the mainstream media’s responses to Bersih 3.0. Continue reading »
In an open letter to Mahathir, P Ramakrishnan takes to task the former premier for his outrageous statements about the Pakatan administrations in Penang and Selangor of late. Continue reading »
A former chief justice’s observation that the courts have become subservient to politicians in the executive because of Mahathir sparked an exchange in the media over what really happened, reports the Malaysian Insider in a series of reports. Continue reading »