In which I enjoyed myself thoroughly. Thank you everyone who made it a wonderful two days. I would credit you publicly, but you may find yourself enjoying unwelcome attention.
1540 hours on the 8th of December. Location: Penang Sports Club.
The following is a cross-post from Malaysian Atheist. Hey folks, do you have plans for the 8th of December? Would you like to be part of social change through direct action? Come join us for a Penang Atheist meet-up on the 8th of December on Penang Island (obviously). Meet activists both young and experienced and …
No big deal, I just attended a mini, mini rally to remind the EC to resign and for meaningful electoral reform to be initiated instead of more spins on the story than the Black Swan does on a Swan Lake production. No pictures to show, until I retrieve them from the inevitable Facebook posts of …
We met, we discussed, and two of us had something to drink. The outcome of the equivalent of a First Contact situation between a group of people from the closest thing to a Malaysian atheist society with a politician was extraordinary in its productiveness. Read our report at the following link. Kok Sen Wai has …
Big meeting tomorrow, as Sen Wai has covered quite flatteringly on his blog. I have little else to say except that I am looking forward to the next 24-hours.
Yesterday was the first time I participated in a simultaneously legal and illegal assembly of people supporting a common cause which is electoral reform. Illegal because the federal government had already issued a ban on the gathering via all media outlets under their control, and legal because the Penang state government had given its approval …
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