PERSPECTIVE

Zaid Ibrahim has remarked that it is “nice” to be a Bumiputera or a civil servant, noting the billions in allocations and perks provided.

It is the politicians who are always stoking up racial and religious sentiment so they can pose as champions of race and religion.

The really sad part to all this is the silence emanating from the Prime Minister himself on the Timah whiskey issue.

Forget Mahathir and the old guards and move forwards.

Sajat’s decision to flee her homeland to live free speaks volumes about the kind of country we are fast becoming.

Nur Sajat has admitted that she does not feel safe in Malaysia.

Action ought to be taken against irresponsible food truck operators and eateries that spread tables and chairs to occupy public parking lots, sidewalks and five-footways.

We are far too tolerant of malfeasance and corruption and far too easily influenced by personalities instead of principles.

Our nation is being slowly torn asunder because men like Mahathir are unable to come to terms with history and the fact that we are all Malaysians now.

Seri Perdana renovations are another project that screams corruption.

Dennis Ignatius has urged Mahathir to step down and stay away from Malaysian politics.

Like it or not, Malaysia is at the mercy of Singapore.

Last year, there were 4,634 road fatalities with 804 deaths or 17% that involved drivers and bikers above 61.

Why local talents and companies fled.

Astonishing secrecy with which the case of ex-Spy Chief Hasanah Abdul Hamid has been handled.