Comments for M. Bakri Musa

Comment on Malaysia in the Era of Globalization #98 by Hantu Gigi Jarang

Hantu Gigi Jarang — Thu, 02 Feb 2012 15:39:03 +0000

Hmmm..maybe you should return to head MAS, MSC or others? All the other local managers are incompetent. Or talk is cheap?

Comment on Chaining The Children of The Poor by dawnandrew

dawnandrew — Fri, 27 Jan 2012 22:35:14 +0000

spot on, 99.999 percent right.
Rally cry to right the policy , bring on this as manifesto for GE13 n the rrakyat with right (thinking ) and left too ( & thinking) brains will boot out the wrong policymakers who had dared pawned us into bound feet and bound brains , may GOD help us malaysia………

Comment on Malaysia in the Era of Globalization #97 by V R Murti

V R Murti — Mon, 23 Jan 2012 15:11:15 +0000

Tun Razak appointed education minister`s policies have resulted in the present educational system which is a disaster.

Comment on Malaysia in the Era of Globalization #97 by Fazil Ismail

Fazil Ismail — Mon, 23 Jan 2012 05:29:29 +0000

I can’t wait

Fazilis

Comment on Kassim Ahmad : Readers’ Responses by zack

zack — Sat, 21 Jan 2012 03:18:30 +0000

Semoga kalian diberikan hidayah untuk bertaubat….kerana balasannya di akhirat nanti amatlah pedih…

Comment on Hold The Accolades! by peter ooi

peter ooi — Tue, 17 Jan 2012 05:05:53 +0000

Sir
Your comments leave no doubt that our judiciary and indeed the whole Malaysian legal system is in need for a reformat – to use a term IT people do when corruption of the system becomes too serious and endemic to rescue from disaster. It does not need any law degree as you have shown, to come up with this brilliant summary of Hold The Accolades! And I agree with you this may yet just turn out to be another whitened sepulcher by the ruling corrupt regime
regards
peter

Comment on Malaysia in the Era of Globalization #96 by steven

steven — Tue, 17 Jan 2012 01:31:52 +0000

Mr. Bakri, I look forwards to your article every week. I am proud of you.
You are a nation -builder. Malaysia is so blessed to have you. You are a true Malaysian Stateman. You are worthy than many of our so called NAMED Politicians in Malaysia. Salam

Comment on Malaysia in the Era of Globalization #96 by Ibrahim Eusof

Ibrahim Eusof — Mon, 16 Jan 2012 13:39:39 +0000

Agree with you entirely but the only problem is to change mindset of the Malays so as to accept new challenges and ideas. We have been bogged down by religious and quasi-religious edicts not to challenge the status quo. Most Malays uses religion as a yardstick for everything they do sometimes I feel as an external show without having any depth for the religion.
Some tariqat groups tries to find a balance between the two worlds; earthly and spiritual but achieve conflicting results and extreme spiritualism. I hope you and other thinkers can find a solution.

Comment on Hold The Accolades! by diskopi

diskopi — Thu, 12 Jan 2012 04:11:32 +0000

almost everybody thought that anwar will go to jail. nobody expect that the court judgement will be favorable to anwar. but why such judgement was made? read an alternative analysis on why such unexpected judgement was given at: http://diskopi.wordpress.com/2012/01/10/analisa-keputusan-kes-liwat-2-anwar-ibrahim-satu-perangkap/

Comment on Hold The Accolades! by ordinary malaysian

ordinary malaysian — Wed, 11 Jan 2012 17:57:48 +0000

Very well put, Bakri Musa! I, for one, would be very reluctant to sing praises of the Malaysian judiciary just because of this one instance. Ever since its emasculation following the infamous dismissal of Lord President Tun Salleh Abbas and several senior judges in 1988 during the tenure of TDMM, the Malaysian judiciary and judges have failed to regain the respect of the Malaysian public. For all we know, it may just be another “sandiwara” or opera show. For Anwar, he is still not out of the woods yet The prosecution still has time, plenty of time yet, to appeal Anwar’s acquittal. And if past experience is anything to go by, they likely will. Saiful himself has said that he wants justice and wants the AG to appeal. Now his father has joined in the chorus. A script well written? So, Anwar may yet be convicted on appeal. Let’s wait and see. And even if there is no appeal, we do not know what the powers that be would come up with next. We are not known as “bolehland” for nothing.