PAS Screams for Tiong’s Head Over a Sip of Booze—But Silent On Their Own Village Chief Raping His Own Daughter
As reported from a proceeding in a court at Pasir Putih in Kg S Petai, Kelantan – A Father raped his own daughters ! –
Anwar’s 2026 Budget Allocates RM 43.8 Billions to Bolster Bumiputera and Islamic Agenda
The recently tabled 2026 National Budget by Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has unveiled a monumental financial commitment to the Bumiputera community and Islamic
Tunku Abdul Rahman Clarified That “This Country Is Not An Islamic State” And Repeatedly Emphasized Its Secular Nature
This is a very significant and ongoing debate in Malaysian history and politics. The claim that Malaysia is a “secular state” versus an “Islamic state”
Sanusi’s Stance Sees Tourists Harassed Over Alcohol as Langkawi Tourism Falls 40-50%, Losing Over RM2 Billion Annually
It’s crucial to differentiate between total tourist arrivals (which can be inflated by domestic day-trippers) and meaningful tourism (international and domestic tourists who stay overnight and spend money). How
Prof Dato’ Dr MAZA: Why Criticize Chinese Schools When Tahfiz Quality Disappoints?
In the heated arena of Malaysian education debates, where ethnic sensitivities and religious priorities often collide, few voices cut through the noise like that of
It Was Walaun, Not a Non-Bumiputera, Who Became a Traitor and Colluded with Israeli Mossad for RM120,000
Who would have thought? While we were busy condemning Zionists and collecting donations for Palestine, it turns out there are Malay children themselves willing to
Why Tiong King Sing’s Progressive Democratic Party Must Expand to Peninsular Malaysia – Crush Extremists and Save Malaysia’s Future
Hailing from Bintulu, Sarawak, Tiong’s journey from businessman to influential politician exemplifies the PDP’s core ethos—progressive governance rooted in inclusivity, economic growth, and cultural vibrancy.
Tiong King Sing’s Motac Leadership Has Delivered RM300 Billion in Tourism Revenue – All 4 PAS States’ Combined Revenue Only Achieve RM3.1 Billion
Sour grapes critics often deflect by attributing successes to “his team,” conveniently forgetting who the driving force behind that team is. Why didn’t the same
Deputy Premier of Sarawak: We drink when we want’: In Sarawak, it’s a way of life, unlike in Peninsular Malaysia
A recent dispute over alcoholic drinks has unexpectedly evolved into a political debate in Sarawak – a state long known for its inclusiveness and diversity.
Sarawak Bumiputera Defend Tiong: “They Don’t Impose on Us Muslims, So Don’t Impose on Our Non-Muslim Friends”
When there’s too much NEGATIVITY TARGETTED AT A SARAWAKIAN POLITICAL LEADER (to the extent of DEMONIZING Sarawakians in general, suggesting that Sarawakian Ministers are SUB-STANDARD)