hmmm…definitely not talking about me 😆 small fishes like me and (thousands more like me) is not the threat or problem for anyone. I think its the heavyweights who retain loyal readers and large visitor numbers who have major impact in recent election. » Read more: Minister accuse bloggers of bias
Minister accuse bloggers of bias
/* March 31st, 2008 by poobalan | View blog reactions 2 comments »
MIC members join PAS!
/* March 31st, 2008 by poobalan | View blog reactions 2 comments »Something that won’t even appear in Samy’s worst nightmare before this, has become a reality! » Read more: MIC members join PAS!
Media bias during election campaigning period
/* March 31st, 2008 by poobalan | View blog reactions No comments »Earlier, CIJ came out with a one-week analysis of newspaper coverage during the election campaigning period. Their final analysis indicates Utusan as the worst of the 6 papers monitored (gap between pro-BN and pro-oppositon was the highest) , while the Sun was the most partial (gap was lowest). The Sun also had the most neutral news, while both Tamil papers had the least neutral news. » Read more: Media bias during election campaigning period
Samy tries to free Hindraf 5
/* March 30th, 2008 by poobalan | View blog reactions 20 comments »Well, after Syed Hamis insulted Gerakan indirectly by saying government will not listen to political parties when asked about releasing the 5 Hindraf ISA detainees, Samy Vellu throws his weight and asks the government to release 4 out of the 5 detainees. He specifically mentions that one of the is sick while another has been elected as assemblyman. 2 others are not much involved in the rally organisation. He did not mention about Uthayakumar. » Read more: Samy tries to free Hindraf 5
125 years old temple in danger
/* March 30th, 2008 by poobalan | View blog reactions 3 comments »This temple in Shah Alam has been applying for land the last 40 years and nothing happened. I guess another one of MIC’s achievement. And the MIC bloke from Kuala Langat got the guts to ask us what they have not done for the community! I would not be surprised if the temple was demolished if Khir Toyo was still in charge after March 8.
And the Indian community, having shown the door to MIC, is still approaching Indian EXCO to solve problems instead of the EXCO in charge of the problem area. Perhaps the community is still shackled with the racial chain deeply ingrained in them by years of racial politics. OR the just feel that only another Indian can understand their problems. » Read more: 125 years old temple in danger