Najib gets a terse reminder from a 70 year-old Sabahan activist

By Ezra Haganez 
KOTA KINABALU: A 70-year-old local political activist, Fredoline Edwin Lojingki from Penampang near here, has a tersely-worded reminder to Prime Minister Najib Razak.

Saying he was following closely the drama in Kuala Lumpur last week, he could not fail but feeling amused and angered at the same time at how Najib reads and comments the Bersih rally last Saturday.

Major Defeat For Barisan Nasional’s War For The Hearts And Minds of Malaysians

By Matthias Chang

Barisan Nasional’s War of Intimidation has backfired. Malaysians no longer fear the sight of armed security forces, the threat of racial riots and or the Communist bogey. Pictures of the peaceful determination and resolve of the Bersih demonstrators say it all. Objective Malaysians (the silent majority) cannot but be impressed with the maturity and faith of those who were willing to face arrest and police intimidation to uphold their principles.

KL police: No tear gas fired into hospital

However there are numerous eyewitness accounts, photographic
and video evidence to show that the police had infact
fired tear gas into Tung Shin Hospital.

KUALA LUMPUR:  The city police have rejected accusations that its personnel had fired tear gas into the compound of the Tung Shin Hospital on Jalan Pudu during the Bersih rally yesterday.

City acting police chief Amar Singh was adamant that his men did not target the private hospital.

Federal leaders making empty promises in Sabah

RANAU: Former Kinabalu (now Ranau) MP Datuk Dr Osman @ Othman Minudin said Deputy Education Minister Dr Mohd Puad Zarkashi's challenge to be beheaded if a school project did not materialise should be a lesson to all Federal Ministers about promising projects to the people.

WHY BERSIH???

By Patrick Teoh 1. Cos the govt has not LISTENED to the people. 2. Cos dead men still vote. 3. Cos I want the ideals Tunku, Razak, Ismail stood for. 4. Cos I want to know how FLOM can afford all those $$$$$$ handbags.