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“It may not be as urgent as we thought it to be. If we had been government, yes, it would have been urgent for him. Now as the opposition leader, he can take a longer time,” she ( Dr Azizah ) told Malaysiakini in a 45-minute interview at her office in Petaling Jaya yesterday.

Source : Malaysiakini.com

Is it just that the particular Ruler is being difficult, unwilling to accept the principles of democracy, wanting to return to feudalism and the absolute authority of the monarch?


Due breakdown of my PC some articles ARE in temp mode until my PC is working again then I wll resume/
The temp articles have only frameworks to remind me.

The Star - February 14, 2008

Universiti Teknologi Mara’s Law Professor Dr Shad Saleem Faruqi said the Constitution was silent on the appointment of a caretaker government or whether the government of the day must resign after calling for elections or the Yang di-Pertuan Agong must appoint a caretaker government for the interim period.

Picture of Tan Sri Mohamed Azmi Kamaruddin taken in 1988, the year he and four other supreme court judges were suspended.

KUALA LUMPUR: "The other judges and I have been waiting for this for 20 years," said Tan Sri Mohamed Azmi Kamaruddin, welcoming Datuk Zaid Ibrahim's proposal in the New Sunday Times for a government apology to former lord president Tun Salleh Abas and the judges sacked in 1988.

"I am not only hopeful but thankful to God and the people of Malaysia who have been very concerned about us for 20 years."
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"If you make a sergeant into a general overnight, you can't blame the sergeant. You blame the appointing authority."

Seterusnya, renungkanlah komen seorang pelayar blog ini dengan nama Hang Aku, mengenai apa yang sedang berlaku di Terengganu sekarang, seperti berikut:

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If DAP in Perak was initially adamant to have a DAP candidate as the Menteri Besar (MB) or at least a candidate from PKR. But Raja Dr. Nazrin appointed Ir. Nizar from PAS to be the MB. After all the hoo-haa, YB Lim Kit Siang relented and apologized publicly to Raja Dr. Nazrin. The issue was settled and the new MB, Ir. Nizar and after some seemingly public debate his exco. was finalized.

The history of Modern Malaysia is quite unique. The Federation of Malaysia was formed by states of different backgrounds. The Straits Settlements, The Federated Malay States, The Unfederated Malay States and States in North Borneo. Many may not realized and took for granted that each states constitution is the same, well it is not. The Constitutions of Penang under a Governor is very different from that of Kelantan under the Sultan. The Sultan are not as powerless as the British Queen after the defeat of the British initiative - "The Malayan Union".On this score it is very relevant that all Malaysians are thought in schools and places of higher learning, the proper perspective of Malaysian history.

Palestinian Killed as Israeli Troops enter Gaza

Readers Number : 31

24/03/2008 Israeli occupation troops killed an unarmed Palestinian and wounded another during a clash with Palestinian fighters on the border of the Hamas-run Gaza Strip on Monday, hospital officials and militant sources said. Five Afghan Deminers Shot Dead Readers Number : 33 24/03/2008 Gunmen shot dead five Afghan mine clearers in an ambush in northern Afghanistan, their UN-funded company said Monday, in one of the bloodiest attacks on non-government workers in months. The attackers halted a convoy of workers for Afghan Technical Consultants in the northern province of Jawzjan as they drove back to their camp after clearing mines in a remote area, their director said. Protesters across the World Condemn Iraq War Readers Number : 284 16/03/2008 Thousands of protestors marched against the Iraq war in Los Angeles on Saturday as part of a global day of action that drew huge crowds in London and smaller protests elsewhere in Europe and Canada. Police said about 2,000 people marched through Hollywood, while organizers put the figure at 10,000. They carried banners denouncing President George W. Bush and urged an end to the conflict in Iraq, where 155,000 US occupation troops are deployed. About 130 Confirmed Dead in Tibet Unrest Readers Number : 25 24/03/2008 Around 130 people have been confirmed killed in a Chinese crackdown on protests and unrest in Tibet, the prime minister of the Tibetan government-in-exile said on Monday. "This figure is from our sources in Tibet. The verifiable number is about 130 in entire Tibet," Samdhong Rinpoche said in Dharamshala in northern India, the base of exiled Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama.

Oleh Utusan
Isnin, 24 Mac 2008

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By Patricia Khashayar, MD., Press TV, Tehran


Dr David Hill is the chief executive officer of the UK-based World Innovation Foundation (the WIF) and the World Innovation Foundation Charity (the WIFC) that is based in Bern, Switzerland.

He holds degrees in construction engineering, business administration and technological investment together with professional chartered and corporate qualifications in building.

IOGEAR digital pen takes note from plain paper.

The first functional pen ever to capture handwriting from any surface and store it with a digital receiver for future use is unveiled.

Scientists have produced a tiny chemical 'brain', able to control nano-machines and boost the processing power of future computers.

The molecular device, which can control eight microscopic machines at one time, has raised new hopes in treating diseases.

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Annan says attack on Iran unthinkable
Fri, 21 Mar 2008 04:57:56

Kofi Annan

Former UN secretary general Kofi Annan has said that military action against Iran over its nuclear activities would be 'a disaster'.

"We cannot, I'm sure, take on another military action in Iran, and I hope no one is contemplating it. It will be a real disaster," Annan said at a briefing with UN correspondents in New York Thursday.

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