The Kuala Lumpur Traveler

Zaid Ibrahim did the right thing by quitting. He should have done it much earlier when his agenda for judiciary reform didn’t get the support from the top BN officials. But like the saying goes, better late than never. I, for one, had lost my confidence and respect for Zaid, known as one of many in UMNO that can be considered gemstone among pebbles, for his failure to pursue the much needed reform of the tainted Malaysian judiciary.
Now that Zaid has confirmed his stand on his resignation, thus his disagreement over the use of ISA against the civilians, we …read more

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Zaid Ibrahim is just being polite by saying he is not sure why he was dropped from the BN’s candidate list for the 12th general election. But it doesn’t take an Einstein to know why he was sidelined. This man has principle and when one has principle he speaks the truth. But the truth hurts someone in the present administration, so you know what happens next.
If according to the powers that be, only candidates who had passed the ACA checks and have capability to deliver the service to the people will be fielded in this coming 12th general election. …read more

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