Riz Khan - Freedom of expression in Malaysia - 09 Aug 07

[calvinleong36]

Malaysians need to learn to speak better.

[nazifdaniel]

this chinese comunist munafiq go back to china if get ur freedom there

[Graymoths]

People get nervous. Get over it. Focus on their points instead of their demeanour, would you?

[hengkaili1]

One of the bloggers stuttered throughout the speech lols.. nervous?

[KLguy133]

Joker, and the biggest one is that ugly moron Gan - hope the suit succeeds and closes down his mickey mouse outfit.

Potash my a**.

[Dezarus2100]

For all the freedom of speech, struggle, corruption, change, incitement, conspiracy, persuading, provocation, recklessness or even truth itself some of these bloggers potrays which could lead a country to unstability, chaos, unrest, turmoil or even greatnest.. i just hope that these bloggers earns decent income from attracted visitors, adverts n popularity 4 themself n mebe give jobs 2 ppl. D only good website is a responsible website which serve 4 d betterment of its community.

[NigelHollioake]

Malaysian people speak English very funny!

[Justiceforallmals]

Don't be stupid with your remark. We are not pretending to be British nor American. We are Malaysians and we speak like true Malaysians.

[KLguy133]

then why the F are you folowwing US/UK ideals - you damn hypocrite

[barisannajismalaysia]

speak funny english or english is funny ?

[chreezrockz]

dap dap dap

[josephltt]

LOL

[Alienara15]

time m'sian govt had a separate website to counter all the "untruths" out there.

not only that but like they said, if indeed what the bloggers are saying are lies, there is no need to take any action towards these bloggers as logic prevails and only truths can stand the test of time. of course, it's another story if those are indeed truths...

[luvmsiahatethegov]

They do.....Why don't you go check out their UMNO youth web page?

It's like a third -world website with crap as good as uncyclopedia.

And they actually want to mean it!

[barisannajismalaysia]

that is called recyclopedia

[Starmandala]

The country (indeed, the entire planet) has never been more desperate for long-suppressed information to erupt into public focus. Any attempt to forcibly stuff the proverbial cat back in the proverbial bag is not only doomed to fail - but is indeed clear proof of complicity in the criminal mismanagement of human (and other) affairs. Bravo, Nat and Steven, for your courage and commitment to bringing truth back to the political process.

[princessarisa]

I really hate the way Steven stutter like that...

[Starmandala]

What's your problem, Princess? Steven Gan is a pressman, not a spokesman. What matters is his sincerity and integrity as a journalist - and he definitely has an excellent track record since his days in 'The Sun.' Of course, if Steven takes your feedback to heart, he could invest some time in remedial therapy and thereby acquire more TV cred :-)

[Leeyoung8888]

what is that "cap...cap..cap" thingy??

[geo9tt]

American democracy is based roughly on Malaysian democracy. Wait and see.

[brick4sale]

What crap.

[luvmsiahatethegov]

Why crap?

[V3RTiGo7]

No crap. American Democracy, Malaysian Democracy, all goes back to Rome, the first country that founded democracy. Back then, bribery are the source of successful democracy. Though bribes are inevitable, but I know that Anwar can do as good as Tun Mahathir.

[bbproductionsLA]

Government, in America or in any country, will have to discover a way to control/regulate. Not necessarily to control it, but to be able to if the need or want should arise.

This is natural, and inevitable, about as logical as solving any equation in math or science. No surprise.

Regulation is inevitable.. enjoy the freedom while it lasts.

[ryanlb]

Nat is awesome!