Satu Malaysia must be made, not bought from a gigantic mall of concerts and buffets, says Constantly Constant.
Continuing our expose, we present compelling photographic evidence that the post-polls payouts in Penang were linked to state seats which the BN had won.
What trust we have in the Election Commission! Jeyakumar Devaraj reports his observations of the GE13 campaign process from Sungai Siput.
We’ve seen them. Those buffets and lucky draws. But a menagerie? Pro-change reports on an exhibition of exotic animals that accompanied a 1Malaysia lucky draw.
Bersih For Elections argues for a clean and fair election campaign instead of one based on petty money politics.
Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah looks back on the evolution of the Malaysian economy. Malaysians, he says, need to examine our political economy to find out if there has been a fusion of money politics and neo-liberal policies – the worst of both worlds.
Umno is rotten to the core; it is rotten from its lowest level to the highest, observes Martin Jalleh, echoing the sentiments of many Malaysians.
Corruption is corruption, Mr Prime Minister. There are no two ways about it. You cannot minimise the crime by camouflaging the offence under some other label. Neither can you make it disappear by simply declaring “that the offence committed by Isa was not an offence under the law”.