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| 2003-07-29 | Why is the Election Commission flexing its muscles? |
| 2003-07-27 | The computer labs fiasco: Missing the woods for the trees |
| 2003-06-02 | Did pressure get the 'Reformasi 6' out of detention? |
| 2003-04-17 | How to be an entrepreneur and con school children |
| 2003-03-14 | Minting the Royal Mint or Robbing It? |
| 2002-12-27 | Has Islamic and Malay extremism hijacked the schools? |
| 2002-12-01 | The Penang MCA duo: BN shoots itself in the foot |
| 2002-11-02 | How Malay Dominance Destroyed Its Own Case |
| 2002-09-20 | The Yong Teck Lee Sandiwara |
| 2002-09-11 | The Perils of the ISA Over the years, the ISA has become a potent weapon in the government's hands to rein in its critics and political opponents. It was used on the just dismissed deputy prime minister, Dato' Seri Anwar Ibrahim, and misused when the then Inspector-General of Police assaulted him. But the government would not admit it, and it took a Royal Commission of Enquiry to find the IGP culpable. In other jurisidictions, the Home Minister would have been dismissed. But not in Malaysia. The Federal Court decision should have caused the Deputy Prime Minister and Home Minister, Dato' Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi, to resign. He would not, indeed has no such intention. How could the Prime Minister-in-waiting ever resign? |
| 2002-09-06 | The Royal Malaysian Police Can Do No Wrong ... |
| 2002-08-22 | And So The EPF Computer Scheme Is Scrapped |
| 2002-08-10 | The new electoral rolls: A war by other means |
| 2002-08-04 | Ras Adiba: Curiouser and curiouser |
| 2002-07-28 | A Surgery That Could Have Protected UMNO From Seismic Shocks |
| 2002-07-25 | An Election Shadow Play: Zimbabe Today, Malaysia Tomorrow? |
| 2002-07-22 | Some Home Truths Told In Deafening Silence |
| 2002-07-19 | Elections As Is, Was, Must Be |
| 2002-07-04 | A Much Diminished Prime Minister Returns |
| 2002-06-30 | It is bye-elections time again! |
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This archive was created as a tribute to the late veteran journalist MGG Pillai. We believed his writings are useful to develop a critical thinking analysis. By the way, the original mggpillai.com web site (2001-2006) was actually created by one of us. |