Shirley Maya Tan’s blog has a guest post by Dr Hartini Zainudin, who is a rather prolific activist for children in need. You know how politicians like to invoke think of the children like phởtocopied puke? This woman actually does think of the children, and acts for them. Since I have no permission to publicly …
Climate change deniers may think they are adding value to a debate, when they are doing the exact opposite. Dismissing good science while promulgating nothing like it. This will eventually lead us to a Bad End. The Information is Beautiful team has produced an infographic from data obtained during the Doha climate summit that paints …
The Yes Men produced what is probably my most favourite video on activism to date. Employing networks of fake websites and campaigns The Yes Men have managed to prank their way into highlighting issues of concern that would never have otherwise seen the day of light. They have even released their latest film, The Yes Men …
I have chipped in to support Space Command, which promises to be a very enjoyable endeavour. Science fiction has found itself severely under-represented on television, with Doctor Who as the only show of note that I know of right now. There are no longer any Star Trek episodes on television, and masterpieces like Firefly find themselves …
Congratulations to the stray animals of Kota Kinabalu. You are to receive an additional RM 1250 for your building fund due to me shaving off my hair, and people willing to pay to see it happen. Special thanks to the far too generous Eng Wai for donating 96% of the total amount gathered for me …
Evidence suggests the incentive for losing my hair was too low and the process not humiliating enough for my own campaign to raise money for SPCA-KK. After some haggling, I have managed to convince a potential donor to part with RM 1200 to see me bald and deprived of facial hair, but also to work …
Progressive Malaysians, the Malaysian Atheists Organization is organizing a petition to show support of Malaysians for Alex Aan’s freedom of speech, freedom of expression, and freedom of belief. The letter will be sent to the Indonesian President, the Indonesian Minister of Justice and Human Rights, as well as the Indonesian Embassy in KL. Sign this petition …
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