Why the need to go to a non-existent war?

LETTER | This means the government giving up all control and not interfering.

The selling prices of homes in Malaysia have skyrocketed in the last two decades, making a home beyond reach for many.

LETTER | We must move to change for the betterment of Malaysians and the nation's future.

LETTER | Let them compete with others in the world.

LETTER | With high-tech and sophisticated cameras, talents and skills around, all kinds of fakes can be created.

LETTER | We should close down Lynas plant if that gov't does not want to take back the radioactive wastes.

LETTER | Yes, so do the needful during the next general election.

LETTER | Raising the matriculation programme intake is like squeezing one more roommate into an already packed room.

Travel time takes too long due to low frequency and congestion near station.

LETTER | Why ask Mahathir to quit after he has toppled Najib?

LETTER | Take up after Hong Kong housing board in helping low-income earners own a home.

LETTER | Everyone got along rather well and became friends after school.

It will take far more than a new roof or coat of paint to restore Petaling Street's appeal as a tourist destination.

LETTER | The old SST payment was 5% surtax and 10% sales tax, so it is not a 6% service tax.

LETTER | People should get their facts right before complaining about them.

LETTER | There was no GST yet there was enough revenue to undertake the various government programmes.  

LETTER | He was back-stabbed for coming out as a whistle-blower.

LETTER | The gov’t should be working harder to bring in foreign investment.

LETTER | We should emulate countries that have successfully placed flood prevention systems in place. 

The canal, if realised, will make seaports in Malaysia and Singapore redundant.

Now to put things back to its original perspective - and that should bring to mind that the 30 percent reservations for bumiputra is a reasonable privilege and assistance given to help boost up their standards of living, wealth and status in Malaysia - let alone to help the bumiputra catch up with the ‘successes’ of the Chinese Malaysians and Indian Malaysians in the rat race, who were then moving at a faster pace and well ahead in almost every field throughout the nation.

You could pen numerous pages or write a book on how to tackle corruption, its practices, prevention and education, to begin with.

When caught in a fire, the first thing to do is to keep your cool and be calm. Then quickly pan around and across the place to find a safe escape route.

Money held in the Employees Provident Fund (EPF) keeps snowballing every month from members’ contributions plus profits and gains and interests earned from EPF’s direct investments using members’ monies. This also includes money accrued from savings in bank deposits, etc, etc.

Overall, the just-over Bersih 5 protest walk event held on Nov 19, 2016 in the federal capital is a great success and most importantly, they had sent the ‘message’ across the nation as well as internationally.

Further to my recent contributions on what Penang could do or use to keep floods at bay, herein is something else the Penang government could do to take care of the problems.

If you look at the 14th general election (GE14) from a ‘feng shui’ angle, you will understand that it is the most crucial GE for the country, thus far.

I dispute what Deputy Education Minister P Kamalanathan reportedly said in a local English daily on Oct 6, 2016 - that students should consider taking up STPM after completing their SPM studies, as it could help them attain a place in public universities after finishing STPM.

The idea to locate all new and old entertainment outlets to a centralised district or place in the city or town in KL is innovative. But in reality it has its constraints and obstacles, and objections by people from the business circles and residents in the neighbourhood are aplenty.