From malaysiakini.com: I refer to the Malaysiakini report UiTM students in Permatang Pauh protest.

From malaysiakini.com: I refer to Malaysiakini article MIC ... let it be.

From thestar.com.my: MUAR: The time has come for Barisan leaders to stop working for only one race.

From thestar.com.my: KUALA LUMPUR: Older Malaysians mix with people of other races more easily than those younger, a study on how youths look at national unity has revealed.

From malaysiakini.com: I refer to the Malaysiakini report Umno, not Malays, under threat.

I have shared my view on the need and existence of the BN component parties just before the elections and after reading the above report I have decided to share this view.

From malaysiakini.com: I refer to the Malaysiakini report Tengku Faris: Non-Malays should not seek equality.

It was in 1957 that we achieved independence. The British agreed to give independence to Malaya with the provision that the three major races could work out an amicable solution to sustain unity and harmony in the country. The Chinese and the Indians were given the rights to citizenship and the Malays were endowed with their special rights as stipulated in the Constitution.

The events hogging the Malaysian media lately paint a very unhealthy picture of Malaysia. Malaysia is now past 50 years old. With its early legacies of education, administration and economic management, it should now play a leadership role in the regional and international arenas in matters such as commerce, the environment and social development.

Malaysians are a sports-crazy bunch just as with Australians. We have our favourite teams in soccer whether it’s the fabled Manchester United or Liverpool, perhaps even Arsenal.