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How about S'pore's Straits Times or BBC and CNN....that's our source nowadays?

This is 'PRIVATE & CONFIDENTIAL'! Ha! Ha! Ha!

The press in this country is only good for churning out government propaganda. Being the government mouthpiece, news like this will never see daylight, the risk is too high and the editors have no courage to run the story.

It is confirmed, Malaysian newspaper is unreliable, unfair and unjust to it's reader.

For the Sun, it's in page 4, column 5.

Yup. Barely 200 words. But it's there.

The press in this country is only good for churning out government propaganda. Being the government mouthpiece, news like this will never see daylight, the risk is too high and the editors have no courage to run the story.

It is confirmed, Malaysian newspaper is unreliable, unfair and unjust to it's reader.

what next..? will the morally corrupt "prominent judges" resign? Will there be a Royal Commission to get to bottom of the matter.

I sit and wait.

http://www.nst.com.my/Current_News/NST/Thursday/National/20070920084605/Article/index_html

TheSun is cautious and would not bite the hand that feed them. Last time when a judgment was made against V.K. Lingam in his suit against a European newspaper, theSun too did not breathe a word. To protect not only V.K. Lingam but even his friend Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamed?
And what happened 7 years ago when the “closed proximity” holiday photos surfaced, DAP leader raised a substantive motion in parliament and a Rais Yaim (then a newbie Minister) said “"Such socializing is not in keeping with the proper behavior of a judicial personality, and this has been intimated to [the chief justice] in no uncertain terms."
Eusoff Chin "adamantly denied" to the panel any improper behavior on his part. And Dr Mahathir replied "those behind the attempts were hoping that judges would become disillusioned, leading them into making unfavourable rulings against the government"
More details & pics at:
http://powerpresent.blogspot.com/2007/09/reactions-video-clip-sensational.html
and pic of the “Spy Car” in front of Anwar’s office.

Back in March 2001, were there not also some very interesting photos about a "prominent lawyer" holidaying in NZ with a "senior judge" with some link to a case involving a "high-profile corporate figure"?

I wonder what Googling for "The Bowman Papers" will turn up...

The Sun went to town with the expose on the Port Klang Free Zone fiasco. Remember the front-page reports, the screaming headlines?

Now, that another scandal has seemingly popped up, the The Sun is strangely reticent.

No doubt, there must have heated discussions in the paper's editorial offices!

Local press can't afford legal suits, especially from judges; however that hasn't prevented some of them from suing individuals.

Dsai should uncork more; if he has any to share on vote-buying and tender awards, that would be swell.

A few more knock-out blows before elections and things might just get a wee bit more interesting. A zakaria here, a muhammad2 there, a firdaus over there, keep it up.

Meanwhile, back to bourne.

As for the Judiciary, its integrity is now under subjudice; the court in this case are the Rakyat of Malaysia; add a few foreign judges looking on.

Never in the field of nation-building has so much damage been wrought by so few on so many.

if there's one thing we can all be proud of here, as malaysians, it would be witnessing our people of diverse backgrounds and cultures working together to achieve a common goal.

we have proven that Malaysia Boleh! under any circumstances.

therefore, there is hope.

This is just another example of how sick our present govt under BN is.

It makes us all wonder how low can they go before the whole country collapses...

Any good news in malaysia, you can read it in thpore newspapers the local press. bad news, you get it from singapore newspapers.
good news regarding singapore, you read it in singapore newspapers. bad news, nobody anywhere gets to read about it except on the internet.