Comments on: Georgetown prof turned Malaysian opposition leader

By: PEMERHATI

PEMERHATI — Fri, 26 Sep 2008 09:41:23 +0000

PAK JAWA hARTONO

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NYA BANYAK AMBIL ONGKOS KORUPSI.

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By: Fajar

Fajar — Sun, 21 Sep 2008 15:48:06 +0000

The trials and tributions you have endured in the years of your unjust (and absurd) inceration has brought forth an unfearing spirit to fight for what is right and humane. May God guide you every step of your journey, for the good of your people.

By: Bumi Ownz U

Bumi Ownz U — Sat, 20 Sep 2008 06:23:57 +0000

“With the will of the people, and support from a new government, Malaysia can change.”
This will be a change for the better, a milestone set for all to strive for in revolutionising Malaysia from one of subsistence, to one of economic leadership, not only within the ASEAN nation but throughout the world.

Malaysia is the best country in the Muslim world, to bridge the Gap of islamic misunderstanding to the west.

Malaysia is the most potential in generating clean palm energy fuels.

Malaysia is in the best position to utilise technological manufacturing to innovate and release globally renowned products.

Malaysia has so much potential. Barisan Nasional does not have the forsight to capitalise on it.

I believe Anwar, if he has his hat on correctly, can put Malaysia to be the envy of not only the Muslim and South East Asian world, but in general competativeness globally.

We need a leader who is strong enough to face the real issues.

We need a leader who isn’t afraid to critisize sensitive issues in the name of truth and fairness

We need a leader for change.

By: karma

karma — Sat, 20 Sep 2008 05:08:51 +0000

Never mind about the Sept 16 issue. It’s just a matter of time we see a new government in Malaysia. If there is a general election now, BN will lose heavily to PR. The economy now is not in favour of BN. BN leaders are not capable either. The world would want Anwar to lead the country. Malaysians want a change. The bridge isn’t too far away. Just be patient.

By: Bumi Ownz U

Bumi Ownz U — Sat, 20 Sep 2008 04:27:51 +0000

in some ways, the incarceration of Anwar has lead to a renaissance in Anwar’s psyche..
“–With all due respect Datuk.”

By: Bumi Ownz U

Bumi Ownz U — Sat, 20 Sep 2008 04:26:19 +0000

I applaud Anwars intellectual response… he certainly has an excellent command in the english language… we hopefully will see whether his leadership and financial management are on par with this…

By: Bumi Ownz U

Bumi Ownz U — Sat, 20 Sep 2008 04:19:10 +0000

“It has led the public to think that the government is a troupe of court jesters” – Thats one for the books! Classic Remark hahaha :-)

By: Jebon

Jebon — Sat, 20 Sep 2008 02:58:14 +0000

SAH, AWAK NIE CAKAP AJE LEBIH , BUAT LAA APA YANG AWAK SUKA< SAYA PERCAYA ALLAH LEBIH MAHA BERKUASA . SEMOGA ALLAH MEMBERI PETUNJUK KEPADA KITA TENTANG SIAP YANG BENAR DAN SIAPA
YANG SALAH….