Prof Khoo Kay Peng Speaks Out On What Is Truly 1 Malaysia

Few People realise that UiTM that takes in only Bumiputeras including from Singapore!...has a current enrolment of something like 130,000 students, and it is expected to reach an enrolment of 200,000 by 2013!...

In comparison University Malaya has only an enrolment of 23,000 students, and there they are talking about ensuring that more than 60%+ are Bumiputeras in University of Malaya.

 

The Muslim thought process, or the lack of it

An interesting read to describe the Muslim thought process - or lack thereof.  Sort of points out the absurdity of said process. This is thought-provoking so we decided to re-publish it here not to encourage ridicule to any sect but so that we all may be more thinking in our perceptions of things to come... editor

Paranoid Musa afraid of being exposed

Umno-led Sabah Barisan Nasional has come under attack
for its 'stupid' act of denying civil activist
Haris Ibrahim entry into Sabah.

By Luke Rintod of FMT

KOTA KINABALU: The Sabah Umno-led Barisan Nasional leadership came under heavy condemnation for barring civil activist-cum-lawyer Haris Ibrahim from entering Sabah but did nothing to stem the flow of hundreds of thousands of illegal immigrants into the state.

Political activist Daniel John Jambun, who was among those at the airport to receive Haris, was fuming that the state government had barred Haris instead of illegal immigrants and criminals from the state.

MCLM chief barred from entering Sabah

Malaysian Civil Liberties Movement (MCLM) president Haris Ibrahim has been barred from entering Sabah and was sent back to Kuala Lumpur on the next available flight.

Contacted by FMT prior to his departure, the lawyer said he had landed at the Kota Kinabalu airport at about 3.15pm.

“I have just been told that ‘atas arahan atasan’ (orders from a higher authority), I have been denied entry. I am still at the immigration awaiting details,” he said.

Astro’s monopoly has short-changed Malaysian TV viewers

Astro hidden slogan for the people

Malaysians are gullible enough to be taken for a long ride by Astro, as the government has given Astro too much leeway. This has caused Malaysian TV viewers to be short-changed and at the same time snuffed out other operators from entering the market and providing better service. Such a phenomenon is only seen in Malaysia, with only one pay TV operator given exclusive licence for 20 years.