NST replaces word to show Anwar's Aussie senator friend as anti-islam

[besitai2007]

http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/m...as-anti-islam/
How can? Even people's speech being 'corrupted'. What is the state of Malaysia's journalism?

[alvin.teh5667]

that is why we are now moving towards electronic based media ... where one can judge the stories by themselves by going through a few sources instead of relying on one single source

[shamburke]

that is why i always read news paper... 5 pages from behind only!!!!

[zinglicious]

Ultra vires is a Latin phrase meaning literally "beyond the powers", although its standard legal translation and substitute is "beyond power". If an act requires legal authority and it is done with such authority, it is characterised in law as intra vires (literally "within the powers"; standard legal translation and substitute, "within power"). If it is done without such authority, it is ultra vires. Acts that are intra vires may equivalently be termed "valid" and those that are ultra vires "invalid".

This was the question posed by Karpal Singh over TV3 reporting that they Tak Paham and reported some Ultraman comments '

SO this case.....When that Aussie senator said Scientology - the NST - No Science Taruh - reported as Islam. What do you expect from reporter who had been graded AA for SPM Inglish?

[cml]

They should sue their bladdy pants off. At least next time they would think very hard before doing something like that.

[zinglicious]

Havent you see Die Hard? It has 1, 2, 3, - never be ending with deep pockets and judge for yourself how many suits can be successful in this Bolehland with Ultraman flying around?

[jimmyay]

cheapskate tactic

[zinglicious]

Cheap skate tactics worked! Read this in the 1990 election where the all Boleh papers carried out in front page for 3 days just before voting in the GE. From his weaken position in UMNO with 50-50 votes after being challenged by Tengku Razeleigh, he went on to win with 2/3 majority! http://books.google.com.my/books?id=...page&q&f=false

[besitai2007]

The New Straits Times has apologised to Australian senator Nicholas Xenophon over a report which claimed he made an anti-Islam speech in Australia's Parliament in 2009.
It said it is "investigating" the report against Xenophone. http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/m...ussie-senator/

NST should print an apology in their next edition (will it?).

[zinglicious]

But the xylophone music plays on with reprinted which is distributed phamplets. Apology? Still thinking about it by the editors over lost in translation.
As in the 1990 BN elecktion, when similar images of TDM wearing the crossed hat in Sabah, were allowed to be printed after the election.

[cml]

The guy still wants to sue them. Serves them right for picking on the wrong people. They think that they can kau tim like everything else here!!