Archive for the ‘BornInMalaysia’ category

NST twists media monitor report

March 3rd, 2008
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NST reported today that media monitoring group has stated the press reporting is fair. Read NST’s report below. Then, read the ACTUAL report by media monitors Centre for Independent Journalism, below the NST article or at their website. There will be a link to PDF showing the results. The same source, but original owner says BIAS, NST says FAIR!. » Read more: NST twists media monitor report

RM18 billion, 130k entrepreneurs, 1.1 million trained in four years

March 3rd, 2008
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4 years, 130,000 entrepreneurs, RM18 billion, 1.1 million trained. Compare that with what our sole representative of our community proudly presented. » Read more: RM18 billion, 130k entrepreneurs, 1.1 million trained in four years

Chinese vote for Chinese call in Klang

March 2nd, 2008
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Hmm….looks like MCA also getting desperate. I thought only MIC go around saying “ithu namma aallu”. Charles can use Internet as one way of campaign tool, since Klang people are quite internet-savvy. Open up Facebook profile, Friendster profile, etc. He must distributed more campaign material highlighting his track record, and his manifesto. » Read more: Chinese vote for Chinese call in Klang

BN Kelantan manifesto focuses on non Malays

March 1st, 2008
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Hmm…looking for more temples to be demolished? 🙂 » Read more: BN Kelantan manifesto focuses on non Malays

Badawi admits being responsible for equal education opportunities

March 1st, 2008
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Hmmm…that means can convert all the partially-aided schools to fully-aided status and provide equal education opportunity to all? Streamline university entry paths? Open up MARA? hmm….so many things need to be changed. » Read more: Badawi admits being responsible for equal education opportunities