Froggy hops again, again and again from DAP to MDP then to PKR and to being "independent".
It is OK, Keong-chai it is not your fault but every one else fault that they cannot get along with you.
Independence for sale?
Wangsa Maju MP Wee Choo Keong, who has always been critical of the PKR leadership, has finally quit. He said he was leaving the party because he was disappointed with the way the Selangor Government handled the recent sand mining scandal involving a state-owned company.Speculation has been rife for months that Wee would quit PKR after Kulim-Bandar Baru MP Zulkifli Noordin was sacked and Bayan Baru MP Datuk Seri Mohd Zahrain Hashim, Nibong Tebal MP Tan Tee Beng and Bagan Serai MP Mohsin Fadzli Samsuri left the party earlier this year.Related Articles
This seller of snake oil says differently from what he is selling.
They say you tend to "become" what you sell.
Former Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad has defended his decision to attend the postponed May 13 gathering, saying that the dark episode should serve as “a history lesson” for Malaysians.
He said May 13 should not be forgotten but must be a reminder to Malaysians not to repeat the same mistake again. “I was not going to go there to stir up feelings between the different races. I (was) going to remind them that if we don’t take care of this problem of race, then we will repeat our mistakes.
What if the Federal Government is mainly Christian?
Do you think that there would even be a Home Ministry Publication Control and Bible text department?
Would they have seized the Koran and destroyed it?
Fear and truth cannot co-exist.
The Bible Society of Malaysia is fighting to prevent the destruction by the federal government of 5,000 copies of “Al-Kitab: Berita Baik,” a Malay-language Christian bible, in the latest controversy which could have a bearing on this Sunday’s Sibu by-election.
The BSM has appealed to the Home Ministry not to destroy the bibles, which were seized in Port Klang on March 20 last year, but it may already be too late. Its president, Lee Min Choon, said the society was informed in a letter from the Home Ministry Publication Control and Al-Quran text department, dated March 3, 2010, that the bibles would be destroyed within 30 days.
“We have since sent an appeal to the Home Ministry and the Prime Minister but our copies still have not been released,” Lee said.
