Real Politic Asia Blog

Nov 5, 2023 | realpolitikasia.blogspot.com | Ganesh Sahathevan

by Ganesh Sahathevan   Malaysia's Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim, and Zakir NaikThe High Court of Malaysia was awarded , Zakir Naik, wanted in India for  instigating Muslim youth in India  and terrorists in India and abroad to commit terrorist acts, RM 320,000 in damages for defamation -Naik has pledged award to the Muslims of . Palestine. TO BE READ WITH This comes after Naik came to Oman as a ‘state guest’ to deliver his speech on "Holy Quran is a Global Necessity" in the country.

Nov 4, 2023 | realpolitikasia.blogspot.com | Ganesh Sahathevan

by Ganesh Sahathevan Rallies in support of Palestine, and by extension in opposition to Israel and in support of HAMAS, continue to draw thousands in many major Western cities. Many participants appear to be migrants from the Middle East. The organisers of these rallies appear to be from the usual suspects of the 70s. Josh Lees of the Palestinian Action Group Sydney, for example, is also an organiser of the Socialist Alliance.

Nov 2, 2023 | realpolitikasia.blogspot.com | Ganesh Sahathevan

by Ganesh Sahathevan The ABC has reported:Foreign MinisterPenny Wong says the next steps should be taken towards a ceasefire in theIsrael-Gaza war, urging Israel to act in accordance with international law ashospital bombings continue. "Israelmust comply and observe international humanitarian law. We know Hamas is aterrorist organisation.

Nov 2, 2023 | realpolitikasia.blogspot.com | Ganesh Sahathevan

The story below from a 1952 edition of Singapore's The Straits Budget describes a method for extracting Human Intelligence (HUMINT) employed by Sir Gerald Templer when he was charged in the early 1950s with putting down the communist insurgency in then Malaya. When the Israel-HAMAS war ends there may well be an opportunity to rid Gaza of insurgents and turn ito into another Singapore.

Oct 30, 2023 | realpolitikasia.blogspot.com | Ganesh Sahathevan

by Ganesh Sahathevan On Thursday 25 October 2023   The Sydney City School Of Law's parent company's share price and market capitalisation crashed to a new low of HK0.042, 93% below the 2018  IPO high of approximately HK 0.90. It remains at that price,at the time of writing. The IPO was made possible by the NSW LPAB's approvals, and was clearly a case of license trading, and a Hong Stock Exchange pump and dump.