PERSPECTIVE

Cheap political arguments used by those who have run out of ideas on how to rebuild this country.

Malaysians wonder whether Azam is fit to be MACC Chief Commissioner “to fight corruption without fear or favour”.

Time that we make sure the Government actually listens to the voices of the people.

While it is prudent to include flood cover for comprehensive insurance, it is better to prevent vehicles from being flooded.

It is always the politician, either those who wield power, or those who want to be in power, who have a problem with what it means to be Malaysian.

The man in charge of investigating corrupt acts, is himself implicated in dodgy dealings.

We need a "really real" keluarga Malaysia and a true Bangsa Malaysia, not just rhetoric and nonsensical banter.

It was so obvious that something was fishy when both Azam Baki and Abu Zahar played the roles as defender, prosecutor and judge within the four walls of MACC.

The poor financial position of EPF members today is the direct result of decades of structural problem due to bad policies.

The need to be more discerning about the motivations of those who allegedly champion the plight of the people.

In trying to be all things to all men, Kamarazaman comes across as too vague and confused to offer anything to anyone.

Wrong and illegal to channel money from EPF because NADMA is the correct agency to provide financial aid – either to the flood victims or NGOs.

The integrity and sanctity of the EPF should not be sacrificed on the altar of populism.

How powerful are the Malaysian elite? Do they want change?

The government was so screwed up that social media like Facebook, Twitter and TikTok have been overwhelmed with videos and photos of the government clowns.