One Man's Meat
Post-election highs and lows
After GE13, some were in denial. Some were gloating. Some were shocked. Some were angry. Some were depressed and some were racist.
GE13: Sounding more like a broken record
POLITICIANS have been saying the same thing for the last five years and nothing a politician says can be fresh.
GE13: It’s not all truth on social media
Many unfounded rumours are making their rounds on cyberspace. And, despite popular belief, the information on Wikipedia may not necessarily be true either.
GE13: Big names in Bentong war
Politics up close and personal in a small town is different even if the candidates are major players at the national stage.
Some people just not into politics
Although election fever is high with practically everyone involved in polls chatter, for some, their interests lie elsewhere.
GE13: Game of trolls isn’t worth a dime
The Internet menace just wants to pick a fight – and it doesn’t matter if there’s no issue to pick on in the first place.
GE13: Political tale of two hometowns
Politics is about the personal relationship between a politician and the voters in Moyog whereas in Subang Jaya, the relationship takes on an impersonal note.
GE13: Polls in the age of social media
EIGHT hours to the dissolution of the Negri Sembilan state assembly, my colleagues and I travelled from Petaling Jaya to Seremban to record the historical #N9dissolve.
Lahad Datu: Feeling the political pulse
Village in Lahad Datu gives an interesting insight into political developments after the intrusion.
Lahad Datu: Courting danger at Red Zone
The Red Zone in Felda Sahabat near Lahad Datu town in Sabah is where the remnants of the armed group were holed up. Civilians have been warned not to enter the area.
Rumour mills are working overtime
THE most gruesome image to come out from the Semporna shootings is a video clip of a gunman cutting off the fingers and head of a man tied to a chair.
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