Starwatch

Calvin Sankaran: “I would compare The Star with a girl who is high maintenance who spends her rich boyfriend’s money freely and having a good time doing it while at the same time sleeping with her BF’s sworn enemy and making jokes about her BF.”

The stories that The Star has not followed up:

A report was made to the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission by Parti Cinta Malaysia on the alleged bribe by Penang Institute – a ‘think-tank’ chaired by Lim Guan Eng (CEO: Zairil Khir Johari) offered to Tunku Aziz Ibrahim to induce his silence upon quitting DAP.

DAP apparatchiks have freely accused Tunku Aziz as having been bought over by Umno. This smear campaign dirty tactic takes the cue from Guan Eng himself.

Melonhead: “Diaorang ni tak takut Tuhan ke? Senang sahaja memfitnah dan mengutuk orang. Bukti pun tak tunjuk. As far as i know, the one that offered Tunku Aziz ‘incentive’ in the form of RM 50,000 was none other than geng diaorang jugak …”

Melonhead is correct. Diorang tu memang tak takut Tuhan. Malah orang Cina kata jenis dema tu tak takut pada manusia mahupun hantu. And correct that they “senang sahaja memfitnah” di merata-rata tempat tanpa menunjukkan seurat bukti.

It is ironic that while the Dapsters have gone to town with their unsubstantiated allegation that Umno paid off Tunku Aziz to become the party’s “mouthpiece” and its “running dog”, it is actually a DAP-linked ‘NGO’ that has been reported to the MACC as attempting to bribe Tunku Aziz.

This is one of the several stories casting a poor light upon the DAP 2.0 evangelistas that the purportedly MCA-owned mainstream media has shown no interest in pursuing. It begs the question of what is The Star’s hidden agenda when the paper could devote so much editorial space and manpower to a smudge on a Subang Jaya hospital window as newsworthy.

• Nov 10: Crowds flock before image of Virgin Mary on hospital window

• Nov 11: Awestruck by Virgin Mary image

• Nov 12: Image becomes clearer, say witnesses

• Nov 12: A matter of personal faith

• Nov 14: Supposed image of Mother Mary will be transferred to church

• Nov 15: Theologian: It’s a call to return to God

• Nov 15: Panel is old, so removal needs to be done delicately

• Nov 17: Glass panel with image will not be removed today

• Nov 19: A vision that’s opening eyes

• Nov 20: Glass panel with ‘Virgin Mary’ image removed, handed to church

• Nov 20: SDMC management and staff were gracious

• Nov 21: ‘Virgin Mary’ glass panes moved to Klang

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