Flying the Jalur Gemilang shouldn't be contingent on what we feel about our country's current political scenario or its leaders. What is most important is the flag that we fly in our hearts and minds.

Among the proposals are removing the RoS' authority to register political parties and possible moving away from the First-Past-The-Post voting system.

The AG's Chambers must come out with a statement explaining their decision as soon as possible.

The PH government must make a clear statement on the abolition of highway tolls and not to keep dragging the issue indefinitely.

Before introducing any new policy, do take seriously the need for young people to learn how to participate in a democracy and to adopt democratic education.

The ball is right at the feet of the new government whether it wants to go further from here or revert to BN's old way.

Government leaders need to exercise caution when delivering their speeches and should refrain from talking without the backing of any supporting data or evidence.

The strict enforcement of Islamic law in Terengganu, as Muslim human rights activists put it, does not conform to the spirit of compassion of Islamic teachings.

Umno and PAS are getting so desperate now that they will resort to any dirty trick imaginable.

Hopefully we will have a more prosperous, democratic and progressive Malaysia when we celebrate our 62nd National Day next year.