My foot PM says government is committed to the right of every citizen to assemble peacefully

THE Peaceful Assembly Bill 2011 is a revolutionary step taken by the government to improve individual rights, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak said yesterday. He dismissed opposition claims that the bill was repressive and pointed out that responsibilities of the police were outlined in detail and the action to be taken against those who went against the law were reduced to fines instead of jail sentences. "We are aware that no matter how noble the government's intentions are, the opposition will still object. That the law is restrictive and...

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Concerned Citizen / Netizen of the Indian Society ~ In the name of search

Concerned Citizen / Netizen of the Indian Society ~ In the name of search Dear All, I believe our IPT students can differentiate between good and bad, hope they will not buy the idea propagated by cheap mindset political leaders which will make our community begging for basic necessities- I truly cannot understand what is there to celebrate about for food and facilities going...

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UMNO Theft List: A Must Read Summary

Money Politics JASA BESAR" KERAJAAN UMNO-BN KEPADA RAKYAT MALAYSIA....UNTUK MELAYU YANG MUDAH LUPA !!  1. PKFZ RM12bill  2. Submarine RM500mil 3. Sime Darby RM964mil  4. Paya Indah Westland RM88mil 5. Posmalaysia (transmile) RM230mil lost 6. Eurocopter deal RM1bil waste? 7. Terengganu Stadium Collapsed RM292mil 8. MRR2 repair cost...

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Najib Lies Blatantly and Glaringly

Talk Cock Some More I am ashamed to write something like this about the Prime Minister. As days go by, Najib is proving that he is a kind of person that one should not trust in any circumstances. Whatever he promises to the people was not delivered by his administration. It seems like some body else his running the government and he his just a puppet. Lets not dig the old...

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SENATOR EZAM NOOR QUIT PKR BECAUSE HE NEEDED MONEY AND "ASHAMED HAVING TO LIVE OFF HIS WIFE'S INCOME".

Quote "I am jobless and without any source of income. I no longer earn US$3,000 a month as a director of a company in Indonesia as the company has closed down. I have to look for opportunities to be appointed director for one or two companies. I can only do this if I can prove that I have left the party (PKR).” -Ezam Noor To Read More - Please Click on Tit...

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Internal Security Act (ISA): Barisan Nasional's Drama

As we all know, Prime Minister of Malaysia promised us that he would abolish Internal Security Act (ISA) which has been regarded as the draconian law of Malaysia. After the infamous BERSIH 2.0 crackdown by Najib's administration. His party was under heavy scrutiny of foreign media and international community. Since then he was trying hard to make the ends meet by introducing...

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