Black mark for new tint ruling
By Aaron Denison Deivasagayam - May 14, 2019 @ 10:15pm
IT is safe to say that the new ruling on tinted window marks the first blip of the Transport Ministry under the Pakatan Harapan government.

The regulation, announced last week, allows motorists to tint rear windshields and passenger windows as dark as they want.

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No compromise on state rights We’ll keep what’s ours at all costs even if it means having to buy back: CM

KUCHING: The state government will not compromise in its defence of the state’s constitutional rights and safeguards.

“We will not abdicate our responsibilities in defending the state’s constitutional rights and the territory of the state, including its boundaries,” Chief Minister Datuk Patinggi Abang Johari Tun Openg declared in his winding-up speech at the DUN sitting yesterday.

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RedParrot May 7 at 4:05 PM ·
INI merupakan rakaman video satu perbahasan di mesyuarat Dewan Rakyat yang lepas. Ianya begitu jelas sekali MP Jerlun meminta Sarawak dan Sabah membubarkan kuasa otonomi Imigresen yang sudah termaktub di dalam MA63 sejak dahulu lagi. Kita dikatakan sebagai satu negeri yang meminta bermacam-macam dan Persekutuan akan memberikan namun tiada kompromi bila berbicara hak kita.

阅读全文: Insulting Sabah and Sarawak People And Malaysia Agreement 1963?

U turns and more time needed .... for more U turns?

阅读全文: MANIFESTO PRU14

According to AG Tommy Thomas, it was the misinformation that caused the opposition to Rome. He explained how it works and it has nothing to do local crimes nor Malaysia King.

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The following are links for those interested to find out more on United Nations Decolonization Process.

General Assembly Resolutions

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Audrian Len Facebook Article Shared:

The 1MDB RM2.6Billion case probably has annoyed Saudi Arabia.

Saudi Arabia may have been seen as an "accomplice" in the 1MDB case.

阅读全文: The truth at last?

By Peter Sibon
KUCHING, May 4: The recent unanimous decision by state lawmakers in passing the ministerial motion on the state government’s view on the need to amend the Federal Constitution in line with the spirit of the Malaysia Agreement 1963 (MA63), including Article 1(2) and Article 160(2), has been regarded by many Sarawakians as politically and legally correct.

阅读全文: Shared Article: Sarawak in a better position now to reclaim state’s rights

KOTA KINABALU: A political activist and adviser to the Sabah government on the Malaysia Agreement 1963 (MA63) wants Putrajaya to officially declare the amount of money it owes Sabah under Schedule 10 of the Federal Constitution.

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Suara rakyat Sarawak Yesterday at 3:51 PM ·

"Jadi tidak payahlah oleh sebab sekarang jadi kerajaan, tidak payah hendak mengatakan kerajaan dahulu tidak baik"

阅读全文: "BN Education System has Benefited both PH and BN YBs"

Same issue during BN Government era it was a BIG issue and now under PH government same old story is no longer an issue and challenge is dropped and issue forgotten.

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We Are Malaysian Indians  April 25 at 11:52 AM · 

Kuota hanya 10% kepada pelajar bukan Bumiputera di 15 pusat matrikulasi seluruh negara tidak adil kerana pusat itu ditanggung oleh wang pembayar cukai.

阅读全文: Anak Malaysia spoke out loud and clear.

Nancy Shukri fb:
Mungkin ada betul tuduhan saudara Vincent Wong ini. Saya merenung dan terfikir, apakah yang saya "tidak deliver" sebagaimana dituduh Saudara Vincent Wong. Mungkin, ada juga benda yang saya tidak lakukan atau tidak "deliver".

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An article by Voon Lee Shan,
former State Assemblyman for Batu Lintang and Legal Advisor for Parti Bumi Kenyalang

The words used by Dr Yii, MP for Bandar Kuching, "It is basically a proposal to get feedback from the Bar's members and it's associates" to me, seems to indicate that this is a job from the federal government.

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KUALA LUMPUR, April 4 — The government is allocating RM13.2 billion this year to less developed states namely Sabah, Sarawak, Kelantan, Terengganu, Kedah and Perlis under the Fourth Rolling Plan of the 11th Malaysia Plan (RMK-11), in an effort to close the economic gap between states.

阅读全文: Azmin: Six less-developed states to get RM13.2b from govt

Last week, automotive portal Drive Safe and Fast (DSF) published an article detailing how the new government of Malaysia approved 36 new approved permit (AP) holders.

When reached for comment, deputy International Trade and Industry minister Dr Ong Kian Ming said he needed time to verify the claim.

 Today, it was confirmed that the claim was true - the ministry has just granted the “gravy train” to 38 new bumiputra companies.

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The extremists using Malaysia as its transit centre?

阅读全文: An Egyptian who almost fooled all

The calls is timely in view of certain diehard fans of political affiliation continued to attack anyone casting doubts or holding different opinions.

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The evil side of SST?

The Star News - Thursday, 28 Feb 2019

PETALING JAYA: The sales and service tax (SST), which was introduced in September 2018, have increased the cost of doing business among Malaysian manufacturers by up to 10%, according to a recent survey by the Federation of Malaysian Manufacturers (FMM) and the Malaysian Institute of Economic Research (MIER).

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The truth is PH mentioned about removal of GST to save "the world" and it was never mentioned that GST will be replaced by SST during GE14 campaign. If it was mentioned up front that SST to replace GST the GE14 final results could be very different. Perhaps PH leaders believe by removing GST and replacing it with SST; and removal of tolls and replacing it with congestion charge people will buy that PH has fulfilled its election promises though LGE said "Govt did not say prices won't increase after SST" and perhaps later after charging congestion charge? Isn't it just a change of name with no change of cost nature to Malaysia public?

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