Did the Star editors vote BN?

Najib already knows the answer.

Sneaky Star’s misleading info box on RUU355

Update 5.50pm:

SPDP (Sarawak MP) is open minded about RUU355. See, http://www.bangkit.info/2016/11/datuk-seri-tiong-king-sing-sokong.html

---

The J-Star last week carried a table on how Members of Parliament are likely to vote on Hadi Awang’s proposed amendments to the Syariah Courts (Criminal Jurisdiction) Act.

The private member’s bill submitted by Hadi Awang is popularly referred to by its Malay acronym as RUU355.

The infographic produced by the MCA paper – screenshot below – was crafted to mislead the public.

Would Umno pour RM100m into Malaysiakini?

“The Star, in fact, is owned by MCA. But they serve DAP and the opposition agenda. Yet MCA is pouring money into The Star. It is as funny as Umno giving Harakah (or Malaysiakini) RM100 million to write articles critical of Umno and the government.” — Raja Petra Kamarudin

Everybody knows the urban legend … J-Star is owned by MCA, run by MIC, for the benefit of DAP.

RUU 355: Reps from MCA forget they’re elected by Muslims

All MPs should remember that they are elected NOT as representatives of a certain religion nor as Muslim MPs but to serve as wakil “rakyat”, lectured Heng Seai Kie in her press statement today.

The MCA Wanita chief called upon all MPs to emulate the MCA and reject the private member’s bill by Hadi Awang on enhancing criminal jurisdiction of the Syariah Courts (Act 355).

MCA are yellow shirts

At their AGM this weekend

MCA should tahaluf siyasi with Tun’s party

Why not?

After all the knives and scissors that MCA has been sticking in the BN’s back, what’s one more?

MCA Youth seeks to open membership to non-Chinese https://t.co/NRIAtDl9bR

— Malay Mail Online (@themmailonline) October 23, 2016

Chun Wai mustn’t now complain about P.Ramly pork burger

Earlier over the hot dog name, J-Star CEO Wong Chun Wai said, “It’s just a word lah, come on”.

“Let it go”, he had preached two days ago.