It may still be a post-truth, propaganda-soaked world, but Malaysia should learn from the Trump example that this can carry you only so far.

JOE BIDEN, president-elect of the United States, said this in his victory speech:

MY original intent for this week’s column was to write about how the whole of Malaysia now needs to focus on helping Sabah.

YESTERDAY, we marked the sad passing of His Eminence Anthony Soter Cardinal Fernandez, Malaysia’s very first Cardinal.

Given the political stalemate, perhaps we should think outside the box when it comes to government – or eschew the box completely.

Our ministers (literally) laugh as the nation is plunged into chaos and confusion.

If Anwar Ibrahim became PM based on support from the likes of Najib Razak or Zahid Hamidi, would he still be the Anwar we knew? Would such a government be stable?

Malaysians are perfectly willing to do their part to flatten the Covid-19 curve, but how can they follow the rules if they don’t know what the rules are?

We don’t need to wait for the government to implement restrictions: companies, organisations, and individuals should self-restrict immediately in a ‘do it yourself’ MCO.

IT feels like we live in an era of being torn apart.

There is talk about an impending snap general election, but we would all do well to consider the Covid-19 situation, especially since we are now facing the aftermath of the Sabah state elections.

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