Bersatu’s 11 Aduns in Sabah are able to check and balance Umno’s 14 Aduns.
Cina DAP, on the other hand, are unstoppable within the Chinese community. Nine Chinese candidates from DAP and its partner parties won seats in the Sabah DUN compared to only one Chinese Adun aligned to Perikatan. The 95:5 electoral support ratio does not permit any check and balance. Continue reading “Umno, Bersatu, DAP triangulation and strangulation”
Sabah MCA chief Lu Yen Tung lost his deposit in the recent state election, as did his roundly defeated party colleague Chang Kee Ying.
Both the honorary life president of LDP as well as the LDP president, Chong Kah Kiat and Chin Su Phin respectively, forfeited their deposits too. LDP is an established party of some 30 years standing and formerly a part of the BN.
SAPP vice president Gee Tien Siong was yet another casualty to lose his deposit in the Sabah bellwether 2020 election. SAPP is aligned with Perikatan. Continue reading “Chinese voters buy into DAP’s all-or-nothing gameplan”
Dapsters have been arguing that the DAP political side should rule Sabah because Shafie Apdal leads the state’s biggest single party.
In the Sabah 2020 election, Shafie’s party Warisan won 23 seats. With its partners’ – DAP (6), PKR (2), Upko (1) – contribution of nine seats, Warisan-Plus has a total of 32 seats. Continue reading “Idea of one largest single party (DAP) calling the shots”
Chinese support for DAP remains rock solid.
No amount of postmortem by MCA can help the party resuscitate a lifeless corpse. The angry Chinese mood against BN is implacable.
MCA should allow the Chinese to deservingly get the government they voted for. Because elections have consequences. Continue reading “MCA sudah boleh gulung tikar”
In Sabah, bringing YBs safely home is like herding cats — not easy (see one-minute video below).
Continue reading “One Chinese Adun in Bung’s bloc, nine in Sabah opposition”
Native Christians are the DAP’s blue ocean vote bank, especially with the weakening and fragmentation of local non-Muslim parties.
Sabah and Sarawak both taken together have a total of 2,054,025 Muslims in their collective citizen populations. The two states have altogether 1,770,145 Christians. Continue reading “Why DAP is betting its future on Borneo: Answer — Christians”
At the Bitter Gourd Frog Rice Fiesta on Wednesday night, Teresa Kok explored how frog could be made a special dish and into kuih or biscuits to be served to Sabah tourists.
Below are non-Malay politicians at the fiesta busy barbecuing edible frog on skewers. (I’m guessing frogs are not halal for Muslims.) Continue reading “DAP take their ugly politics to Sabah”
Focus Malaysia editor-in-chief P. Gunasegaram recently penned an op-ed titled ‘Sizing up Syed Saddiq’.
Dear Mr Guna,
In the Ali Baba Bujang Lapok P. Ramlee comedy – see video clip below – its protagonists have to repeat a special verse (‘password’) to open the entrance of the treasure cave.
In bahasa Jawa, the enigmatic phrase is ‘Eson ngiseng semar ngiseng kabeh wong poto ngiseng’. In Mandarin, it is 我们都是一家人 or its pinyin script “Wo men dou shi yi jia ren“. Continue reading “Mr P. Gunasegaram, lemme tell you about ‘jampi Kassim Baba buka pintu gua’ … Sinchew style”
I have my own skeptical take on this latest development of Harapan trying to reverse engineer the Sheraton Move with its Le Meridien Move but I’m not going to voice my innermost suspicions just yet. (The forever PM-in-waiting held his conference at noon in the Le Meridien Hotel.)
For the moment, I just want to remind the hopeful Cina DAP not to forget how many twists and turns the Sheraton shuffle took. Anwar‘s announcement today – ‘without evidence’ – of his purported new Harapan parliamentary majority holds unexpected twists and turns to come too, and I daresay a nasty shock for Cina DAP at its conclusion. Continue reading “You will regret going nuclear, Harapan”
Dong Zong today announced the winners of its ‘Embrace Diversity’ essay writing competition.
Why don’t Dong Zong and Sin Chew advise the motherland to allow its Uighur, Tibetan and Mongol ethnic minorities to preserve their respective linguistic, cultural and religious ‘diversity’ too.
If ‘Diversity’ is really a country’s strength, then the Communist Party (CCP) should be embracing the various languages of its citizens residing in the China autonomous regions of Xinjiang, Tibet and Inner Mongolia. Continue reading “Dong Zong should advise Cina komunis on “embracing diversity””
The AJ+ channel has uploaded to the Al Jazeera Facebook a new short video titled ‘China’s Imprisoned One Million Uighur Muslims’. This is the link — https://web.facebook.com/ajplusenglish/videos/330371394874173/ Continue reading “Al Jazeera’s new 10-minute documentary / 10-point backgrounder on Uighurs”
DAP feels free to criticize Israel and Myanmar – but not China – over the three countries’ treatment of their respective Muslim minorities. We’ve seen the party’s evangelistas cry (crocodile tears?) for the Palestinians and Rohingya … but not for the Uighur. Why not?
Continue reading “Is DAP really pro Islam? What do you think?”
The young and woke Chinese SJWs in our Bangsar Bubble are reluctant to criticize China where they were vociferous in accusing Myanmar of genocide.
Selective compassion much? HASHTAG #Uighurs Are Human Too Continue reading “‘We-love-Rohingya’ virtue signalers are blind to Uighurs”
Even on non-Malaysian issues – such as filling a new vacancy in the Supreme Court of the United States or Scotus following the death of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg – we fall predictably into opposing camps (Conservatives vs Liberals) of the polarized public opinion.
Update with Fox New’s Tucker Carlson report — see video. The extremist liberals in the Democratic party teramat jahat. WATCH!!
Sabah will be holding its state election in a week’s time. Let us wait and see.
In the rest of the country, Harapan heads the government in three states — Negeri Sembilan, Selangor and Penang.
The three tables below from Wikipedia show the opposition Aduns in these states. All the YBs are Malay with a sole exception of MIC’s Manickam Letchuman in Negeri. Continue reading “Bullying and breaking point”
UPDATE:
Oh dear. This post is getting a lot of views. I’m afraid the pet lovers are clicking, thinking my story is about a cute kitten named Karma. The usual English expression is “Karma’s a bitch” but I thought the word ‘bitch’ kinda rude to be put in the headline, so I replaced it euphemistically with something the opposite — “sweet little kitty”.
I apologize to those misled by the title who clicked only to find a political flashback instead.
Malaysian Chinese are really, truly over the top in promoting their idea of “multiculturalism” and “pluralism”.
See below Sin Chew’s pitch a couple of days ago that ‘Our diversity is our strength: a reflection on Rukun Negara’.
Continue reading ““Diversity is our strength”… Really? I don’t think so”
Dalam satu perutusan khas malam ini, Perdana Menteri berkata pengawasan sempadan negara akan dipertingkatkan lagi.
Kawalan keselamatan akan terus ketat untuk menghindar PATI daripada menembusi sempadan kita, kata Muhyiddin dalam ucapannya tadi yang disiarkan secara langsung di televisyen.
Beliau juga mengingatkan rakyat supaya jangan leka terhadap penularan wabak koronavirus, memandangkan masih ada banyak kluster-kluster Covid-19 termasuk yang dibawa masuk oleh orang asing. Continue reading “KD Hang Lekir dan Hang Lekiu menjaga kedaulatan maritim negara”
”Tibetan and Uighur minority language schools have mostly been eliminated since 2017 and replaced by Mandarin Chinese instruction, in tandem with a Beijing crackdown on dissent and mass detention of protesters and opponents,” the South China Morning Post (SCMP) reported yesterday.
In its report titled ‘Language rules for Inner Mongolia another step to erode ethnic groups in China’, SCMP quoted a Mongolian dissident as saying Beijing is implementing policies that could result in the “total destruction of language, culture and identity of all ethnic minorities” within China. Continue reading “Look to China’s example shutting down its own vernacular schools”
Ustaz Nik Zawawi Salleh who is Ketua Dewan Ulama PAS spoke today at his party muktamar in Kelantan; the text of his keynote address (in Jawi) delivered at the gathering themed ‘Ulama Perteguh Muafakat’.
Among other things, Ustaz Zawawi in his speech had proposed for syariah to be introduced in government — see article link below. Continue reading “Ngeh should debate Nik”
Tiongkok kian menindas kaum minoriti Islam Uighur yang sedang ditahan beramai-ramai di kem ‘pemulihan’ di Xinjiang.
Update:
Satu pandangan yang cukup bertepatan — betul tak, wahai DAP?
Yang Berhormat-Yang Berhormat wakil DAP beserta Cina DAP lain yang alim belaka pasti akan mahu sokong cadangan ini, bukan?
BAWAH: Si pemakai tudung litup hitam (duduk di tengah) ialah MP Segambut Hannah Yeoh manakala Adun Kuala Kubu Bharu DAP Lee Kee Hiong mengambil gambar diri beliau bertudung di DUN Selangor. Paling bawah ialah bekas Menteri Alam Sekitar DAP Yeo Bee Yin.
Bukan main kepalang benci Kristian DAP terhadap Ustaz Nik Zawawi.
Mengikut pengerusi DAP Sarawak Chong Chieng Jen dalam kenyataan beliau semalam, hanya anggota-anggota parlimen DAP saja yang bangun mengecam Ketua Dewan Ulama PAS ketika sidang Dewan Rakyat minggu lepas. Continue reading “Padah Amanah jadi seperti dewan himpunan penyokong DAP”
And turn the other cheek. Because Christians are meek and mild, no? Continue reading “I thought evangelistas loved their enemies”
Anwar Ibrahim issued a media statement yesterday titled ‘Religious bigotry must not be tolerated’.
In it, he implied that Ketua Dewan Ulama PAS is a religious bigot. Continue reading “Anwar aligning with the evangelical Christians”
A few days ago, the ‘Unstoppable Force’ that is the DAP evangelistas collided with the ‘Immovable Object’ that is a PAS ulama.
Ketua Dewan Ulama PAS Nik Muhammad Zawawi Salleh made the following statements on Aug 26 about controlling the sale of alcohol. Continue reading “DAP Christians fighting with PAS ulama chief”
Helen Ang 