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Perak Tussle Continues

March 13th, 2008
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The tussle  for Perak DMB post is getting ugly. Looks like DAP starting to have “miscommunication” problems! DAP’s CEC (read: Lim Kit Siang) saying that PAS candidate was not endorsed, yet State DAP says it was agreed upon. Do we see a crack appearing somewhere?

I suspect that PKR been the peacemaker, may have to sacrifice the second deputy post and give it to DAP. DAP may claim up to 7 EXCO positions. Balance 3 may go to PKR (2) and PAS (1). Now DAP CEC wants to call for boycott. Will the state DAP follow? » Read more: Perak Tussle Continues

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Entertainment ban in PAS ruled states

March 10th, 2008
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 PAS must be careful and not treat other states like it does in Kelantan. Perak and Kedah have substantial amount of Chinese and Indians. Plus, PAS will be ruling with support of other parties, and not on its own merit. By making statements without any consultation, it is asking for trouble. » Read more: Entertainment ban in PAS ruled states

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Jerai MP Badruddin gone

March 10th, 2008
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Still recovering from the election shock, it was indeed a pleasant surprise to note that Jerai MP Badruddin is out! This guys has a track record of creating issues. Just have a look at Wikipedia. His more (in)famous words were: » Read more: Jerai MP Badruddin gone

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Tony Fernandes advice to Indians

March 7th, 2008
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Tony gave some advice to the Indian community:

He said it was easy for people to criticise the Government and say they were not given equal opportunities. “Let me tell you that I am living proof of someone who had no political backing. Through sheer hard work and determination, which every one of us is capable of, we can succeed. – The Star » Read more: Tony Fernandes advice to Indians

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Christian voters enter the equation

March 3rd, 2008
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One religion which cuts across racial boundaries to a certain extent is Christianity. Indians, Chinese, east malaysians, foreigners – all can be Christians. Thus when the churches start to “advise” their voters, the equation becomes a bit more complicated. If typical stereotyping says Chinese just want better business environment, the introduction of religion brings forth issues like church approval, bible confistication, interference with religion etc. » Read more: Christian voters enter the equation

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