Buddha was bold because he shaved his head. There is no fallacy about that. Artists depicts Buddha whatever the way they want. I thought someone has spend this much time to find something deep phislosophical interest.
If he is dark skinned, so how does that affect the preachings?
[and as “black” like other members of the vassal social class, i.e., in reference to India’s caste hierarchy]
You’ve never been to India, have you? Even a day here would teach you how meaningless such enormous drunken generalizations about caste are. The faces of my own friends and family give the lie to this bookbound nonsense.
[…] endorsing online censorship, especially in lèse majesté cases ,so much so that the aforementioned Malika Boomeetrakul has called for a complete shutdown of social media sites like Facebook and Twitter in the most extreme cases – and that coming from a former […]
It’s Putin’s right bollock that rules Russia. His left bollock is suppressed, squeezed and hurt. May his left bollock free itself and enjoy the freedom and liberty it deserves.
We have farmland here in Costa Rica. You have hungry people and wish for food security. Is there a potential match? http://www.mycostaricafarm.com
-coffee, biofuel, herbs, vegetables, fruit
The fact that no core UDD leaders were at the rally a few days back and the report that, assuming it is true, UDD is playing a wait-and-see game, do not mean there is no UDD involvement. It’d be foolish for any core leaders (who have now been elevated to plush gov’ment jobs) to appear anywhere near the court. Common sense. It just annoys the socialist out of me that people like to equate democracy with elections. Votes are important, no doubt, it’s the people’s mandate. But democracy also means respects for fellow citizens. What I see is this government, just like most government here, esp. the one before the coup, smashing all dissents. Same same but different.
Back to the topic of the article, it is a fact that BN has fared worse in this election which means BN has lost popularity under his leadership. That is a strong basis for his partymates to demand his resignation
[…] endorsing online censorship, especially in lèse majesté cases so much so that the aforementioned Malika Boomeetrakul has called for a complete shut down of social media sites like Facebook and Twitter in the most extreme cases – and that coming from a former […]
retrospectively speaking; I’m a kadazan, the Kepayan was DUN was a Chinese majority area, DAP candidate was Edwin Bosi a Kadazan from Penampang, and he won by 200% majority defeating BN Edward Khoo despite his good form. And you’re a toad tool fro speaking using your knee cap.
They may not have prominent parties targeting ethnic groups in Indonesia, but parties like PKS have risen to power by seeking the conservative Muslim vote.
[…] on from last week’s general election in Malaysia, Edward Aspinall writes a fascinating comparison between Indonesian and Malaysian elections for New […]
I think the middle class Malaysians are better educated and have a different set of expectations regardless of their different ethnic and religious backgrounds. Particularly through the internet, the traditional barriers become less relevant. They can work together to acheive some commong goals. That’s on the optimistic side. If the Chinese and Indians are not given a fairer treatment and opportunties to advance, they will leave in despondence.
This goes out to Ruth who says that “I for one do not want change”
So I guess you are accepting the following:
1)high levels of corruption
2)disregard to an independent judiciary system
3)murder of a Mongolian lady whereby the courts say that there is no need for a motive to exist
4) disregard for an independent police force
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The Buddha was bald
Buddha was bold because he shaved his head. There is no fallacy about that. Artists depicts Buddha whatever the way they want. I thought someone has spend this much time to find something deep phislosophical interest.
If he is dark skinned, so how does that affect the preachings?
How Malays voted at GE13
Very fine analysis. These messages need to be gotten across to the people.
The Buddha was bald
[and as “black” like other members of the vassal social class, i.e., in reference to India’s caste hierarchy]
You’ve never been to India, have you? Even a day here would teach you how meaningless such enormous drunken generalizations about caste are. The faces of my own friends and family give the lie to this bookbound nonsense.
Mallika Boonmetrakul: an appalling Thai Politician
[…] endorsing online censorship, especially in lèse majesté cases ,so much so that the aforementioned Malika Boomeetrakul has called for a complete shutdown of social media sites like Facebook and Twitter in the most extreme cases – and that coming from a former […]
Why Thailand needs its king
Right Longway.
So time for another coup.
Why Thailand needs its king
It’s Putin’s right bollock that rules Russia. His left bollock is suppressed, squeezed and hurt. May his left bollock free itself and enjoy the freedom and liberty it deserves.
Singapore’s food security strategy
We have farmland here in Costa Rica. You have hungry people and wish for food security. Is there a potential match?
http://www.mycostaricafarm.com
-coffee, biofuel, herbs, vegetables, fruit
Why Thailand needs its king
I think its pretty clear by now that the PTP, the UDD and the typical New Madalalite have as many deomcratic impulses as Vladmir Putin’s left bollock.
Counting Thailand’s coups
[…] Farrelly at New Mandala some time ago pointed out that counting coups is […]
What’s brewing in Thailand?
The fact that no core UDD leaders were at the rally a few days back and the report that, assuming it is true, UDD is playing a wait-and-see game, do not mean there is no UDD involvement. It’d be foolish for any core leaders (who have now been elevated to plush gov’ment jobs) to appear anywhere near the court. Common sense. It just annoys the socialist out of me that people like to equate democracy with elections. Votes are important, no doubt, it’s the people’s mandate. But democracy also means respects for fellow citizens. What I see is this government, just like most government here, esp. the one before the coup, smashing all dissents. Same same but different.
Malaysian PM should resign, says expert
Back to the topic of the article, it is a fact that BN has fared worse in this election which means BN has lost popularity under his leadership. That is a strong basis for his partymates to demand his resignation
Mallika Boonmetrakul: an appalling Thai Politician
[…] endorsing online censorship, especially in lèse majesté cases so much so that the aforementioned Malika Boomeetrakul has called for a complete shut down of social media sites like Facebook and Twitter in the most extreme cases – and that coming from a former […]
Malaysian PM should resign, says expert
retrospectively speaking; I’m a kadazan, the Kepayan was DUN was a Chinese majority area, DAP candidate was Edwin Bosi a Kadazan from Penampang, and he won by 200% majority defeating BN Edward Khoo despite his good form. And you’re a toad tool fro speaking using your knee cap.
Malaysia’s election: An Indonesian comparison
They may not have prominent parties targeting ethnic groups in Indonesia, but parties like PKS have risen to power by seeking the conservative Muslim vote.
Malaysia’s election: An Indonesian comparison
[…] on from last week’s general election in Malaysia, Edward Aspinall writes a fascinating comparison between Indonesian and Malaysian elections for New […]
Middle Malaysia has arrived?
I think the middle class Malaysians are better educated and have a different set of expectations regardless of their different ethnic and religious backgrounds. Particularly through the internet, the traditional barriers become less relevant. They can work together to acheive some commong goals. That’s on the optimistic side. If the Chinese and Indians are not given a fairer treatment and opportunties to advance, they will leave in despondence.
What’s brewing in Thailand?
‘LOVE BIG BROTHER’ George Orwell
Middle Malaysia has arrived?
[…] http://www.newmandala.org/2013/05/07/middle-malaysia-has-arrived/ […]
Malaysia’s election: An Indonesian comparison
I asked ‘and what does the malay s want?’
apa pulak Melayu mahu?
I got this answer
CHANGE Malaysian media censorship into more like the free Singaporean Media!
CHANGE corruption leaders into more like that practiced by Indonesian politicians
CHANGE economic inequality into what we see in the cities of Luzon
CHANGE racial equality into the one practiced in Australia
Malaysia’s election: An Indonesian comparison
This goes out to Ruth who says that “I for one do not want change”
So I guess you are accepting the following:
1)high levels of corruption
2)disregard to an independent judiciary system
3)murder of a Mongolian lady whereby the courts say that there is no need for a motive to exist
4) disregard for an independent police force
the list is really to long for me to state.