Hisham insitgates offended groups to sue over Mat Sabu's comments

PUTRAJAYA - Home Minister Datuk Seri Hishammuddin Tun Hussein today suggested that the people offended by a PAS leader's statement allegedly hero-worshiping communist terrorists and discrediting the country's security forces institute legal action.

These people could be the descendents of the nation's freedom fighters or members of ex-policemen's associations, he said, adding that police investigation into the statement allegedly made by PAS deputy president Mohamad Sabu could take time.

In Harussani's comments, signs of growing rebellion against Umno's elite

When Perak Mufti Harussani revealed that he had met and advised Prime Minister Najib Razak on the need to address three important issues concerning widening Malay disunity, he actually let the cat out of the bag on many extremely important and key issues.

Let us review what he said.

“I said (to Najib) that the divide among Malays is caused by a weak government, corruption and lack of trust,” Harussani told a religious forum organised by Sinar Harian earlier this week.

Elaborating that the major split among Malays occurred after former prime minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamed sacked Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim from public office, Harussani also said that unlike Najib, his father Tun Abdul Razak had listened to the Perak Mufti’s advise to address three issues that were contrary to Islam.

Najib to keep Facebook wall open, despite 'Diam lah' comments

Embattled Prime Minister Najib Razak has decided not to shut down his Facebook page which has been attacked by fed-up netizens postingDiam Lah or Shaddup in protest of his political doubespeak.