Sunday, September 26, 2010
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
Birth Certificates and Identity Cards
It is a crying shame to learn that there are still Malaysians who are still without birth certificates and identity cards.
If Uthayakumar is not helping those who are "stranded" by the system, who will then?
By inferring racism to helping the Indians is definitely cruel in Malaysian context, today.
The deprivation of such documents to any Malaysian born child has to be eradicated.
Why should the government make life miserable for those who are in a dire need for such documents to earn a decent living?
Eve of Malaysia Day
The eve of Malaysia Day saw a group of concerned Malaysians congregating at KLSCAH. They are a small group of "silent majority" so to speak, in which the government surmises to be insignificant.
Pathetic as it should be and by being arrogant, least not knowing that the "silent majority" is akin to a sleeping giant!
For forty-seven minutes in silence, each minute represents one year of Malaysia Day where our political liberty and our rights to speech are suppressed.
Monday, September 20, 2010
Bakum Despair
16 Sept 2010 – Annexe
Sape Performance
Miku Loyang, one of the “sape” players gave an insight into the travesty of justice of their ancestor’s land. The Sarawak government has the Bakun Dam but left them in the lurch with false promises.
In the name of development, sweeteners fell from the sky laced with untold miseries. Today, we hear their plights again seeking for justice from the little they have left to nothing.
Sape Performance
Miku Loyang, one of the “sape” players gave an insight into the travesty of justice of their ancestor’s land. The Sarawak government has the Bakun Dam but left them in the lurch with false promises.
In the name of development, sweeteners fell from the sky laced with untold miseries. Today, we hear their plights again seeking for justice from the little they have left to nothing.
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