Posted in Altantuya case, Current Issues, Politics, Viewpoint on Nov 11th, 2006 2 Comments »
On Thursday, Prime Minister Abdullah Badawi ordered Inspector-General of Police Musa Hassan “that he will have to investigate thoroughly and properly and follow the due process.â€
His statement sounded simply: “Nobody is above the law, that is important to remember,” he said. “Whoever is found guilty, action will be taken according to the due process of [...]
Posted in Altantuya case, Current Issues, Politics, Viewpoint on Nov 11th, 2006 4 Comments »
Razak Baginda was a lucky man to climb to the range of millionaires at his young age. Thanks to Najib who knows how to pick the true gem out of a bunch of pebbles. Poor Razak was not so lucky this week. His traumatic experience has just begun. However for friends who are deeply concerned [...]
Posted in Current Issues, Politics, Viewpoint on Nov 10th, 2006 5 Comments »
Mahathir went to the hospital yesterday (Nov 9) to ask the doctor in IJN for an MC so that he can ‘ponteng’ from the Umno assembly.
With Najib completely grounded on the wild plain of Mongolia, Dr M lost his last warrior hidden in the Trojan house. So his attack will be futile. The exposure of [...]
Posted in Altantuya case, Current Issues, Politics, Viewpoint on Nov 9th, 2006 12 Comments »
Shocking! An esteemed political analyst has been arrested for being implicated in a scandalous murder case. The case is unfolding like a story in a thriller.
Razak Baginda is a not-so-unfamiliar name in my circle of consultants, NGOs and academics. He has been seen frequently on TV, news and public seminars talking about security, defence and [...]
Posted in Activities, Party on Nov 7th, 2006 No Comments »
In the evening of Novemeber 6, a ceramah was held in front of the clinic of Dr Teo at Waterfront Complex Miri. Among the speakers were:
Tony Chai, KeADILan candidate in Senadin
Chai Chu Hui, the MC
Dr Michael Teo, Ketua Bahagian Miri, the last speaker of the night
Initially Dr Teo was worried that nobody would come [...]
Posted in Activities, Party on Nov 7th, 2006 No Comments »
Miri was my second stop after Kuching. Dominique Ng and I took an early flight on Nov 6 morning to Miri. We were received at Miri airport by Tony Chai and Chua Chu Hui. It has been a while since my last trip. It must have been in year 2000. Miri was one of the [...]
Posted in Activities, Party on Nov 6th, 2006 No Comments »
KeADILan Sarawak held a dinner in conjunction with the Mooncake (Mid Autumn) Festival on. The dinner was jointly organized by Bahagian Bandar Kuching and Stampin, two Chinese majority constituencies.
Judging by ticket sale, the response was overwhelming. The restaurant dining hall was fully packed with 60 over tables.
The list of speakers of the night included a [...]
Posted in Activities, Party on Nov 6th, 2006 1 Comment »
See Chee How(R), Wong Huan Yew(C)
KeADILan in Sarawak is making good progress.
Last Sunday I was invited to go to Sarawak by our comrades there. Several other Peninsular leaders too were invited to go over to exchange organizing experience. Two seasoned activists, Chai Tong Chai and Tai Seng Ng too went over to help doing [...]
Posted in Human Rights, Politics, Viewpoint on Nov 6th, 2006 No Comments »
Comment: To stand up when it matters most (NST 05 Nov 2006)
Malik Imtiaz Sarwar writes: “I WAS recently asked what I thought motivated those who steadfastly pursued ideals and worked towards making them a reality, often demonised or put at risk for doing so.”
He recalls the event of APCET2, when many of us NGO activists [...]
Posted in Activities, Festival, Party on Nov 5th, 2006 1 Comment »
From Party Activities
KeADILan’s Bahagian Alor Gajah held its Deepavali-Hari Raya open house on 4 November.
The parliament seat of Alor Gajah was initially known as Parliament Selandar (we local Malaccans pronounce “Selandaoâ€). It covers the largest area stretching from Tampin (bordering Negeri Sembilan) to Asahan (border of Johor). It includes 5 state assembly seat (DUN). It [...]