Progress isn't made by early risers. It's made by lazy men trying to find easier ways to do something.
Robert Heinlein (1907 - 1988), Time Enough For Love
Blogs that I read:
Chuan Zhi
Conrad
Eda
Elaine
Elton
Hazel
Hsin Hui
Huei Weun
Jacob
Jennifer
Jia-ee
Joseph
Mei Kit
Narek
Sek Ling
Shiao Yen
Shungz
Stef Khaw
Suzanne
Szet Anne
Szet Winne
Tzern Tzuin
Warick
Wing Yee
Winston
The subject I have chosen for this post is probably one of the most apt one-line summary of the Malaysian elections that I have come across thus far. I quote the last 4 paragraphs from this article:
On Saturday, Malaysia went through a historic moment more important than sending a man into space.
It was momentous not because it had given the opposition its biggest mandate. It was significant not because it denied Barisan Nasional its routine two-thirds majority. It was meaningful not because it was a peaceful transition.
But it was historic because Malaysians have come of age and broke away from their communal fears to vote away from racial lines.
The rakyat are used to promises to end corruption, provide transparency and to help the poor regardless of race before. Hopefully, PKR will keep theirs.
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