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The circus in UMNO is getting more and more interesting.
Looks like we are going to have a new PM soon. LOL
In order to cover up the power struggle within UMNO, Utusan has been making me its “cover girl” in the past few days. I am quite please to see the way they made me famous, […]

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Beh Lih Yi | Sep 14, 08 2:42pm Malaysiakini Report
De facto Law Minister Zaid Ibrahim today threatened to resign if the government continued to use the Internal Security Act, which he described as ‘unjust’.
The outspoken Barisan Nasional politician also called for the immediate release of DAP MP Teresa Kok and controversial blogger Raja Petra Kamaruddin […]

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Operasi Lalang Strikes Again? - Press statement by Teresa Kok on 12th Sep 2008 at Kuala Lumpur
Today, blogger Raja Petra was nabbed under the ISA - Internal Security Act. In the meantime, three dailies viz. Sin Chew Jit Poh, The Sun and PKR’s party organ, Suara Keadilan were also slapped with show cause orders for their coverage of recent […]

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When Anwar Ibrahim is fighting his battle in Permatang Pauh, CM of Penang Lim Guan Eng accepted the challenge of Koh Tsu Koon for a debate on land scandal in Penang on 20th August 2008.
However, it is rather strange to see the debate on the administration of Penang was held at Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka […]

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MCA should categorically explain to Malaysians whether it is urging the Chinese not to vote for UMNO in the upcoming general election.

In an attempt to dissociate itself from UMNO’s policies which have clearly antagonized non-Malays in the last three years, MCA leaders are now claiming that the Chinese should […]

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I have issued a press statement in Chinese in reply to a recent statement made by MCA Publicity Chief Datuk Fu Ah Kiow. He accused DAP as a party that was anti-Chinese because we only contest in Chinese majority areas.
His statement, obviously, was to divert public attention to cover up its failure and its poor […]

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Inadvertently, Kok started to blog about the goings-on at the Dewan Rakyat, in a way that was uniquely hers, so much so that a reader wrote in to thank her for bringing politics alive for her.

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by Michael Backman, The Age, Otcober 24, 2007
ON OCTOBER 31, Abdullah Badawi, Malaysia’s Prime Minister, will have been in office for four years. Abdullah
came to office promising to fight corruption and to be a breath of fresh air. He has failed on both counts.
But he has achieved one remarkable feat none of his predecessors could: […]

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