• Snake smuggler jailed six months, fined RM190,000
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  Malaysia, Indonesia in bid to ease tensions after maritime spat
• 'Those who question Malay rights blind about history'
• Ex-airman fails in bid for classified documents
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  Sarawak PKR is for all, says Bian
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  'Say sorry, or get sued': Samy's paper warned
• Bar Council also in favour of Race Relations Act
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  Don't question social contract, says Najib

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  Push for Sabah, S'wak's independence: Next stop UN
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  'Umno paid his RM1.8 mil debt': Zahrain cries slander
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  PKR renegades met Najib, Rosmah before quitting
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  ‘Three blind mice’ to Washington went
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  'One Israel-1M'sia': Anwar implicates Khairy's old friend
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  'Diploma holder' IGP accused of perjury
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  Mahathir and Ibrahim – an 'ultra and a liar'
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  Anwar: Who is Rais to question my position?

• Is KL fingering Taib?
• Saya akan menerima nasib seperti Pak Ghafar Baba?
• Tackling racism in Malaysia
• Malaysia's new journey
• Musa Hassan’s revolting interview with Utusan Malaysia
• Dealing with the Ridhuan Tees and the Ibrahim Alis
• Improve our schools, not tinker with examinations
• Surat terbuka kepada Perdana Menteri, Menteri Dalam Negara, Ketua Polis Negara

Sabah belongs to Sabahans

It will be a fatal mistake if opposition politicians from the peninsula ride roughshod over the sensitivities of the people of Sabah. It is well known that the land below the wind (now the land of illegals) has long been seething with anger at the federal masters. Rich in natural resources, bigger than the peninsula, they should be enjoying the fruits of their natural wealth and holding the future in their hands. Instead, fate was unkind to them and today they live under the yoke of “alien” rule. For a brief spell, they had power but because of the machination of a devious dominant peninsular party, they lost their high seat. Though their politically emasculated Huguan Siou (paramount leader) now sits at the same table with the hated “conquerors”, life there does not seem to change for the better.

• Revisiting the Bumiputera corporate equity issue
• Lurking danger when politics comes before economic
• Everyone in M’sia is racist except certain people
• The Malaysia story – truth, history, propaganda
• Dinar may shake Asian financial policy
• Early presidential polls in MIC?
• Youth power can topple Taib
• Time to heed Tunku’s call for courage to change

• Duty of the state to provide checks and balances
• Do we really need defective primary school e-books?
• Don’t approve release of GE Aedes mosquitoes
• Swift on Namewee, but slow on racist principals
• The 1Malaysia that I still remember
• What’s sauce for the goose is not necessarily sauce for the gander
• So much sadness in the soul of our nation
• What happened to the lost city of Kota Gelanggi?