Singapore Malays tell Malaysian Malays they are in excellent shape

By Guntor Sadali, a Berita Harian writer
SINGAPORE: It is a fact known to all that Malays in Singapore is a minority. However this minority is quite different from other minorities in the world.
Similarly, to some, Singapore is just a red dot in this vast Asian region. But it is no ordinary red dot.

It is a grave mistake to equate size with ability, just as it is wrong to assume that being small and in the minority is to be weak and insignificant.

What is said vs what happens

Prime Minister Najib, Yes, your so-called 1 Malaysia is still intact, and would not affect you  to continue to use "Double-Edge Sword" strategies in your so-called 1 Malaysia. What you said What you did You say nice words and lip service to the Chinese, Indian and East Malaysian's communities You allow your UMNO's ministers, BTN & newspapers to continue to champion the fascist ideology of Ketuanan Melayu and Islam  ala UMNO, to the Malay  readers and community. And your Interlok...etc You come up with some impressive KPIs.. or whatever Is... to show that your administration is serious for transformation. You continue to allow the ministries and government agencies to set all kinds of bureaucratic red-tapes. You said to be People first and champions for the people's welfare (ala open some low-grade 1 Malaysia clinics). You increase oil and taxes, GST, continue with APs corruption, reduce allowances to burden the poor just because UMNO-BN government has squander billions and billions of our public funds, tax payer's money & national's natural resources.

Abandon Taib now or be buried, SUPP told

2nd February, 2011
Press release


KUCHING – The Sarawak United People’s Party (SUPP) has been urged to save itself from the clutches of Chief Minister Abdul Taib Mahmud and salvage whatever little dignity and pride it has left.


“SUPP must not be blind to the writing on that wall. For too long, the party has an image of being a mere stooge of Chief Minister Abdul Taib Mahmud. To continue supporting Taib now will seal the fate of SUPP. The party will be buried in the coming state election,” Movement For Change, Sarawak (MoCS) leader Francis Paul SIah said here today.

Baru Bian is MoCS’s choice as chief minister

KUCHING – Sarawak PKR chairman Baru Bian is the choice of the Movement For Change, Sarawak (MoCS) to be the chief minister of Sarawak should Pakatan Rakyat comes into power after the next state election.

“Today, MoCS officially endorses Baru Bian as the new Sarawak CM in the event of a change of government after the polls,” the movement’s leader Francis Paul Siah announced here Sunday.

“For the past six months, MoCS has been looking for a suitable candidate to present to the people of Sarawak as their new CM. We have found that person in Baru Bian,” he told the MoCS public forum held at a local hotel here.

1,500-year-old church found in Israel

 AP – A view of a mosaic in the archaeological site where an ancient church was found in Hirbet Madras, central …

•  Slideshow:1,500-year-old church found in Israel

HIRBET MADRAS, Israel – Israeli archaeologists presented a newly uncovered 1,500-year-old church in the Judean hills on Wednesday, including an unusually well-preserved mosaic floor with images of lions, foxes, fish and peacocks.