
So, what really are DAP's policies now?
COMMENT | Rightfully now, DAP is more of a Dictatorial Action Party than a democratic one.

COMMENT | Rightfully now, DAP is more of a Dictatorial Action Party than a democratic one.

COMMENT | Its sole interest is to take ownership of the Chinese political representation.


COMMENT | As Dr M once put it, the opposition must show their seriousness about governance.

COMMENT | The serious business of politics is now entertaining, akin to the slapstick comedy show.

COMMENT| Where are DAP's principles, credibility and conscience?

COMMENT | 'The reformist movement is a calling and a desire of the people and not about the political charades of two 'old men'.'

COMMENT | Will DAP leaders put their foot down and say “no” to extremists like Perkasa?

COMMENT | The institution of Malay rulers and the Federal Constitution - not politicians - will safeguard Islam and Malays.

LETTER | It seems Kit Siang and son have been influenced by Mahathir, rather than vice versa.

COMMENT | The time is right for DAP and Lim Kit Siang to walk their talk.

LETTER | DAP veteran leader is missing the forest for the trees with his about-turns and selective amnesia.

COMMENT| Lim Kit Siang had issued a caustic statement when floods hit Penang in 1998. Is he prepared to do the same now?

COMMENT | The president has sounded the clarion call not to take DAP's lies or twists like a gentleman any longer.

COMMENT | And now Kit Siang is asking Malaysians to vote for them.

COMMENT | Setting up these schools is proof of the Constitutional rights and value of the Chinese.

'A vote for the opposition is a vote for individual leadership, dictatorial personalities and extremism.'




The inspector-general of police’s (IGP) admission and proposals where he urged that all entertainment outlets be placed within one designated area in each state (Free Malaysia Today, June 24, 2016) ought to be lauded and seriously studied, as illegal gambling disguised as entertainment outlets have of late spruced up sporadically in strategic locations

MCA calls DAP's position in the S'gor gov't with PAS an 'illicit relationship'.

COMMENT | And don't resort to the old strategy of pitting MCA against Umno over the shrine issue.
