Hindraf 5 – Let them out!

July 31, 2008 in Narratives
Tags: Hindraf, ISA, Manoharan, rally, Uthayakumar

I’ve held back from saying anything over the matter since so many other people have already covered the matter quite extensively. So I’ll make the admission, there might nothing new in the lines below.
However when a state incarcerates people – fathers, sons, voters, taxpayers – for their political beliefs, then the rest must rise [...]

Paroled to Jail

July 30, 2008 in Theories
Tags: Hamid Albar, paedophile, parole, prison

Crime is the indiscretions of members of a society upon itself.
It is in the examination of that statement which helps any society become safer and welcoming to all its people. As we advance as a people the potential to harm each other increases.
And that is breaking from habit I am actually going to applaud Hamid [...]

Inul, let’s dance

July 29, 2008 in Uncategorized
Tags: freedom, gelek gerudi, Inul, sexual dance

Dance is synonymous with society and culture. Dances are also synonymous with sexuality.
So when did the bright minds of the false corners of Malaysia think Inul dancing to her fans would bring down the moral fabric of the nation? There are things PAS Youth can be doing which actually changes the fate of peoples, but [...]

Nicol David – A national treasure

July 25, 2008 in Narratives
Tags: atkinson, british open, grinham, malaysian champion, nicol david, ong beng hee, squash

The girl is class. All the adjectives under these blessed skies would do no justice to a lady who has made greatness seem not too foreign to a Malaysian passport.
And for that a grateful nation will always make mention of a young girl from Penang, even if she was to retire today.