PERSPECTIVE

Ways for PH to make a comeback following its poor showing in the Melaka polls yesterday.

PH had lost its appeal to the masses.

PH will lose in GE15 if it does not listen to the voice of its grassroots.

The PKR wipe-out at the Melaka state polls, losing all its 11 contests, is a big slap in the face for Anwar Ibrahim.

A great deal of resentment towards top PKR leadership.

Politicians should not be speaking about religion, particularly theology, as they are not qualified to discuss such things.

Unlike Malaysia, which is getting more radical, extremist and racist, the UAE has been getting more tolerant at creating a model of religious coexistence.

PAS leaders both at the federal and state level have neither the expertise nor even the inclination to properly govern.

Economists say 4D outlet ban a step down slippery slope for Malaysia and investors.

Abu Dhabi’s refusal and reluctance to invest in Malaysia suggests that foreign investors are not interested in pumping serious dollars into the country.

For every RM1 in GDP, the Chinese contributed 90 cents, but received only 2 cents while the Bumiputeras contributed 10 cents but are rewarded 97 cents.

Five specific areas where Wee has misled the public during the debate with Lim Guan Eng on the undersea cable repair cabotage policy.

Malaysians know that corruption is alive and thriving amongst their ministers.

PAS can easily point fingers at the Perikatan banner if it loses, without any serious damage to the Islamist party’s logo.

Najib Razak is now launching suits against the very prosecutors who lodged successful cases against him.