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Reinventing “derhaka” in modern Malaysia

Reinventing “derhaka” in modern Malaysia

Clive Kessler on daulat, kedaulatan, and sovereignty.

Ask Lord Bobo: Do we have to listen to the Agong?

Ask Lord Bobo: Do we have to listen to the Agong?

Lord Bobo upsets Perkasa and Utusan.

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Ask Lord Bobo: Malaysia’s Royal Heads of Islam

Ask Lord Bobo: Malaysia’s Royal Heads of Islam

What do Sultans do?

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Groups want Lord Bobo punished for “royal insult”

Groups want Lord Bobo punished for “royal insult”

You couldn’t make this up.

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Ask Lord Bobo: Sultan’s Absolute Power, and PR’s Manifesto

Ask Lord Bobo: Sultan’s Absolute Power, and PR’s Manifesto

Does the Sultan have absolute power? Is Pakatan’s manifesto worth reading? Roll up, it’s Bobo.

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Ask Lord Bobo: A Titular Lesson in Pleasing Your Wife?

Ask Lord Bobo: A Titular Lesson in Pleasing Your Wife?

Malaysian honorific titles, and how to please your wife.

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KRISIS PERAK BUKA MINDA RAKYAT

KRISIS PERAK BUKA MINDA RAKYAT

Ini adalah artikel kedua Amer Hamzah Arshad (salah seorang LoyarBurok) dalam kolum “Paksi Kata” di akhbar Suara Keadilan yang menyentuh mengenai krisis perlembagaan negeri Perak dan kepentingan perlembagaan di dalam kehidupan seharian. Ianya juga menerangkan mengapa rakyat seharusnya menghadiri pelancaran Fasa 2 Kempen PerlembagaanKu “Institusi Perlembagaan & Pemisahan Kuasa” pada Januari 15, 2010 di Sunway University College, pukul 4 petang.

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A Meditation about Portraits Hung On the Walls in the Courts and its Premises Sometimes

Loyarburok strongly believes that it is unhealthy to force lawyers to wait too long for the hearing or mentions simply because it may at some point force them to think, or worse think critically. Encik Fahri Azzat who was recently in the Penang High Court for a winding up hearing was afflicted with both these sorry diseases after approximately 2 1/2 hours of sitting down and listening to other cases being disposed of. You may read the thoughts the wait provoked here.

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MB v MB appeal: 3 Answers

With reference to the 3 questions for the Federal Court on the MB v MB appeal mentioned here, my answers are as below:

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The Loss of Confidence: Who Decides?

The Loss of Confidence: Who Decides?

Introduction Last week, I wrote an online comment on the nature and ambit of the Sultan of Perak’s powers (see www.loyarburok.com here), basing my thoughts on the High Court decision in that case. Shortly afterwards, two of the three Court of Appeal judgments – those of Dato’ Raus Sharif and Dato’ Ahmad Maarop JJCA – […]

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Zambry’s Illegal EXCO

Why is Zambry’s EXCO illegal? Let us examine the late Tun Suffian’s interpretation. First, the context. Did Nizar tender the resignation of his EXCO? 1. Thus far, we have been asking the question whether the Sultan (HRH) may dismiss the Menteri Besar (MB). The High Court has ruled that HRH does not have such power, […]

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Visiting the Malay “Rights”

I have been labelled anti this and that. Apparently, I am also pro this and that, or the other. As such, I am going to begin this article with a disclaimer, just as all accountants do on their reports. This article contains my interpretation of the relevant Constitutional provisions in respect of the “rights” of […]

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Sedition under the Law of this Country

I write this article so as to apprise the people who, in the mind of the general public, have taken the law into their own hands through the harassment of law abiding citizens of this country with the threat of using the Sedition Act 1948 on them. They should not have done it without first […]

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Royale Luck

Royale Luck

Royalties tend to have more patience than most of us because they live off our hard earned money, don’t have to work if they don’t want to, use their positions for business, marry and divorce as often as they like (all on our money of course), can sell titles, can give titles in exchange for […]

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