Thanks to MK and MKTV for carrying the press conference we had today on the seizues of Where is Justice and 1FunnyMalaysia. Here’s the video:
Some other facts: I was told that in Johor, authorities have been going round to some book vendors – not even seizing books but just giving the vendors a hard time [...]
Malaysiakini:
The authorities have confiscated two books published by Kinibooks, a subsidiary of Malaysiakini, in separate operations conducted in Malacca and Penang.
The books – ‘1FunnyMalaysia’ and ‘Where is Justice?’ – were seized from Popular Book in Melaka Shopping Centre, Malacca today, while an earlier operation was conducted at another branch of the bookstore in [...]
Our friends at The Star seem to be having quite a field day with Zul Nordin – yesterday it was “PKR tensions” or something, and today “Defiant Zul.”
Notwithstanding that a gag order has already been imposed on the Kulim MP pending a decision by PKR’s disciplinary board, it seems The Star is flailing desperately at [...]
Seeing it is a relatively slow news day, here’s something a good friend e-mailed to me. Somewhat amusing I guess :)
Joceline Tan wrote in The Sunday Star (17/1/2010) that “The morning after the attacks, [Najib] arrived at the burnt-out Metro Tabernacle Church in the Kuala Lumpur suburbs.” It was accompanied by a big photo [...]
Updated: see Malik Imtiaz’s insightful comment re: motive and prosecution oddities. Thanks bro!
I agree with the majority who still raise the two most burning questions:
1. What was their motive?
2. Could they possibly have acted without instructions?
That two relatively low ranking policemen could decide not only to murder but to blow up a woman of their [...]
Updated 2:
Pandikar Amin:
Earlier, Lim Kit Siang (DAP-Ipoh Timur) argued that although the motion was allowed to be debated based on its “urgency”, a seven-day notice should have been issued before it is debated.
Pandikar rebutted this, saying that it should be debated now since ‘Parliament is no longer like a first-world Parliament anymore’.
I dunno whether [...]
Updates: Commentator Lim Seng did so detective work, producing the above picture of Amin Pipet from the Selangor website, showing his Datukship in 2004.
I was thrilled today to see the frontpage of theSun, which told the tale of a truly shameless land scam.
I happened to have met the victim, and want to [...]