Well, looks like a divorce is on the cards 🙂 I wonder if the marriage can be salvaged. » Read more: MIC and Indians are like husband and wife!
Archive for February, 2008
MIC and Indians are like husband and wife!
February 26th, 2008
Buntong the highest percentage of Indian voters
February 26th, 2008How will Buntong Indians vote?
http://malaysiakini.com/news/78708
Andrew Ong | Feb 26, 08 4:14pm
The Buntong state seat in Perak which Barisan Nasional had let slip several times in the last 11 general elections is likely to see another keen contest this time round. Coupled with the fact that Buntong has 46.2 percent Indian voters – the largest in the country in terms of percentage – the outcome on polling day would definitely be closely watched. » Read more: Buntong the highest percentage of Indian voters
Samy Vellu having terrible time in Penang
February 26th, 2008If the people are showing their displeasure, and needing to have security all around, plus talking to half-empty or disinterested people isn’t clear enough…
On the other hand, Makkal Sakthi/protestors must ensure they don’t overdo it by hurling abuses or throwing things at leaders. This can cause the undecided Indians and other communities to think again if want to support them. It must be peaceful and symbolic protest or presence, rather than shouting vulgar words. The point is not to hurt SV vocally, but to show the dissent in a peaceful and acceptable manner. SV won’t be bothered if someone throws a shoe! He had seen much more things in life. » Read more: Samy Vellu having terrible time in Penang
Memorandum by MHS
February 26th, 2008MHS is resubmitting the proposal send on end of December to PM Badawi, but this with the backing of 120 NGOs (previously was 70). I think only a one or two of the proposed measures are in BN Manifesto or in the 9th MP. » Read more: Memorandum by MHS
HINDRAF detainees to remain in ISA
February 26th, 2008Rejected – Hindraf 5 to remain under ISA
http://malaysiakini.com/news/78680
Feb 26, 08 12:32pm
The Kuala Lumpur High Court today rejected the habeas corpus applications filed by five Hindu Rights Action Force (Hindraf) leaders held under the Internal Security Act (ISA). » Read more: HINDRAF detainees to remain in ISA