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YDH CP Dato’ Seri Mohd Shuhaily Bin Mohd Zain, the Director of Malaysian Checkpoints and Borders Agency (MCBA) / Agensi Kawalan dan Perlindungan Sempadan Malaysia (AKPS) has shown and demonstrated the qualities of a leader beyond reproach.
Never before has Malaysia been so humiliated in the eyes of the world. Our beloved country has been terribly tainted. In the last couple of decades,
PATRIOT menolak sekeras-kerasnya perbuatan buli dalam apa jua bentuk dan di mana-mana organisasi, persatuan, institusi atau kumpulan. Buli tidak mempunyai tempat dalam masyarakat.
PATRIOT strongly rejects bullying in any form and in any organisation, association, institution or group. Bullying has no place in society.
Tiba-tiba, seluruh negara telah meletupkan topik utama RASUAH. Seluruh suasana tertumpu pada aspek tertentu ini dan sememangnya wajar begitu. Idea, pandangan, kecaman, cadangan, kekecohan dan segala-galanya dicurahkan ke dalam isu ini kerana ia melibatkan kemuncak Keadilan dan Pemerintahan Undang-undang. Azam Baki terlibat dalam Prinsip yang sepatutnya beliau dipertanggungjawabkan untuk menegakkan. PATRIOT mengalu-alukan dan menyokong kenyataan...
All of a sudden, the whole country has exploded into the core topic of CORRUPTION. The whole atmosphere is focused on this particular aspect which should rightly be so. Ideas, views, condemnations, suggestions, uproars and everything else is thrown into this because it involves the pinnacle of Justice and the Rule of Law. Azam Baki...
I was talking to an old friend, a retired Korean diplomat, during the final days of my Foreign Service career in Seoul and we swapped stories about how our lives had begun in the early 1970s. His first posting had been in Jakarta and his country’s rules were specific on the need...
There was a time when the country was relatively peaceful and the people were united, despite the racial and religious diversity that existed among the populace. For those who lived through the period prior to independence, they are now in their seventies and eighties...
I was talking to an old friend, a retired Korean diplomat, during the final days of my Foreign Service career in Seoul and we swapped stories about how our lives had begun in the early 1970s. His first posting had been in Jakarta and his country’s rules were specific on the need...