REFSA Rojak: Crisps of the Week (3-9 May)
GE13′s highlighting of the rural-urban divide should compel us to reach out to our fellow Malaysians.
GE13′s highlighting of the rural-urban divide should compel us to reach out to our fellow Malaysians.
Sara Lau goes through the five stages of grief Barisan Nasional potentially faces post-GE13.
General Elections? Not as important as UMNO Elections later this year. Art tells us to keep calm and watch the racists? (Reproduced from the author’s facebook post. The ultra-right rhetoric started immediately after the Barisan Nasional was declared to be “victor” in the recently concluded General Election. In his victory speech, the Prime Minister was [...]
Vivegavalen Vadi Valu, a Malaysian-Indian, entreats the leaders of both coalitions to listen to young Malaysians.
![[REFSA Says] Why do you support (caretaker) Prime Minister Najib?](http://www.loyarburok.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/Why-support-najib_-140x78.jpg "[REFSA Says] Why do you support (caretaker) Prime Minister Najib?")
A change – the alternative – is surely better than clinging on to something you dislike.
Pepper Lim has a few words to say to the leaders of Pakatan Rakyat.
Pepper announces whom he will not be voting for and why.
Tommy Thomas provides a constitutional perspective.
PM Najib says we’ve become richer since 2009. The folks at REFSA sure aren’t feeling it.
Lawyers meeting. Impunity and accountability. Bobo’s here.
This weekend is 5 years since our last general elections!
Pepper Lim applies the Art of War to Malaysian politics.
Hounding Keadilan Daily for an apology, and being grateful to the government.
Bridget Welsh makes some important points about Malaysian media’s political coverage.
Najib, Rosmah, PDRM, Dawn Jeremiah, and The Star?
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