THEY used to earn tens of thousands a month, with some pulling in several million ringgit to slander Pakatan Harapan and trumpet the virtues of Barisan Nasional.
But on May 9, the gravy train stopped.
THEY used to earn tens of thousands a month, with some pulling in several million ringgit to slander Pakatan Harapan and trumpet the virtues of Barisan Nasional.
But on May 9, the gravy train stopped.
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Posted 4 years ago by Ken Toh
Posted 4 years ago by Insightful Malaysian
Posted 4 years ago by Da Hi
They hv no intergity doesn't care even if their reputation is at stake this what we cl joining party for own benefits .
Posted 4 years ago by Abdul Rahman Abdul Razak
Posted 4 years ago by Henry Mancini Jr
Reform-minded citizens have to exercise some critical thinking to avoid falling victims to such malicious campaign.
The best way citizens can help the current reforms to succeed is to judge the deeds of this nascent reformasi movement based on facts and rationale, not motivated by emotions and personalities. Support when it is doing right and oppose when it is doing wrong. The worst is to idolise leaders and praise and defend them uncritically.
Nation building is the responsibility of all citizens. Clean and competent leadership is no doubt absolutely essential, but without a well-informed and sensible electorate supporting an electoral democracy like ours, all efforts may come to naught.
Posted 4 years ago by Kim quek
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Posted 4 years ago by Former Diplomat - NAZRUL IMRAN
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Posted 4 years ago by Richard Chapbell