Daily Archives: January 4, 2016

Malaysia: Most Popular Hashtags of 2015

Posted on January 4, 2016 by weehingthong

— 4 January 2015 Malay Mail Online Trending hashtags of 2015 By Mayuri Mei Lin Here are the most popular hashtags for 2015 based on events and political keywords Politweet has monitored last year: 1. #Bersih 2. #SG50 & #LeeKuanYew … Continue reading →

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Ahmad Maslan changes his hashtag from #2Kerja to #tambahpendapatan BUT THEY’RE STILL MOCKING HIM!

Posted on January 4, 2016 by weehingthong

— Hashtags used for Ahmad Maslan: #Twitterjaya‘s #TwitOfTheYear 2015; #TweetGayaAhmadMaslan #ahmadmaslanlogic #ComedianMinister #PrayForAhmadMaslan — #2Kerja #ComedianMinister gives ‘brilliant’ advice: Work 2 jobs. But we already work 2 jobs, so work 3 jobs? No, he has 4 jobs, maybe more… Laugh your … Continue reading →

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How much did the China firm pay for its Bandar Malaysia stake? Why are there 2 figures?

Posted on January 4, 2016 by weehingthong

— China is coming! Wrong. China is already here. pK liked pK ‏@kuabt 7h7 hours ago Central Region, Singapore ‘If there was no 1MDB, Bandar Malaysia would belong to the people of Malaysia.’ — RM5.28 billion or RM7.41 billion? — … Continue reading →

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Malaysian Film Censorship Board: The word ‘binatang-binatang’ in ‘Singapore GaGa’ is a security threat. LMAO.

Posted on January 4, 2016 by weehingthong

— Singapore GaGa is a 2005 film by Singapore film director Tan Pin Pin. The scene with the censored word shows two adults entertaining some children, with one of them teasing the kids by calling them ‘binatang-binatang’ (animals). — 6 … Continue reading →

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Excerpts from TODAY: Deepening divisions as Malaysia stays mired in racial politics

Posted on January 4, 2016 by weehingthong

— 4 January 2016 Deepening divisions as Malaysia stays mired in racial politics TODAY ‏@TODAYonline 1h1 hour ago  Commentary: Deepening divisions as Malaysia stays mired in racial politics http://tdy.sg/1UpiTH0  ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Dr Wong Chin Huat is head of political … Continue reading →

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