Constructive Criticism: We Criticize Because We Care

Here is something I posted on Facebook after receiving a rather annoying message from a party supporter. I reproduce it here as an affirmation of where I, along with many others, stand:

"Someone messaged me and asked why quite a number of us who were busy campaigning and supporting BN before, during and after the polls have suddenly condemned the selection of cabinet members announced yesterday? Well, it's simple really. We're not mules and we use common sense. If we think the selection of some members of the cabinet are detrimental to the government, the party running the government, the party's livelihood as well as the bad perception some/most of the characters represent why shouldn't we say something about it? There is no tokong emperor, de facto dictator nor murshitul arm on this side of the political fence ready to condemn any critics to hell with whatever concerns we have. So, excuse us when we say NO we will not shut up. It is because of the leadership's continuous detachment from ground voices that we have performed the worse (in terms of seat numbers won in proportion to total number of seats) since 1955. Are we all to nod in sequence and say "yes boss, very good boss"? Sorry lah, that shit doesn't float here. We will continue to criticize because we believe an internal form of criticism is so much better because as party supporters and loyalists we have nothing to gain if the party falls so we criticize because we care. If you all want to be mules go ahead, just don't drag everyone else along with you"
-Melayu Lama-

Post GE13 and the so-called "Transformation" Cabinet

While I'm cool with Shaberry Chik as Comms and Multimedia Minister, but Nazri Aziz as Tourism Minister? For real? kj as Youth & Sports Minister? Sports is a cash cow with so much funding money on tap.....  zahid hamidi is Home Minister while hishamuddin is both Defence AND Transport Minister. Can he even handle two portfolios?  Finance: Najib and Husni as usual, Education: Muhyiddin and Idris Jusoh, Rural Dev: shafie apdal, HR: Richard Riot ak Jaem, Health: Dr. Subra.  Mustapha Mohamed and Anifah Aman remain at their previous ministries.

What can I say so far about the cabinet....

wahid as Senator and Minister at the PM's Dept? That will be as disastrous as idris jala and worse now that there's two of them! He is only good at chopping up and merging entities. What possible positive input can he give the EPU other than chopping or merging GLCs. kj should have been posted at Rural and Regional Development as a Deputy Minister at most so that he learn the meaning of humility and know the rural folks being the core support base for Umno at the moment. The "Chief" at Tourism would be entertaining to see. As for hishamuddin the "smiley face" laughing hyena, who conveniently always forgets to bring his testicles to work, as Defense AND Transport Minister has to be THE biggest and dumbest joke ever. Are we re-inviting the Suluk to come back to Sabah? Gila ka apa? I know he has blood ties with Najib but this appointment is just downright insulting to the BN voters and general public I think. Ah well, party polls isn't too far away, Najib and hishamuddin better start packing.

After all that campaigning and back busting this is the end result? The so-called "Transformation" cabinet? My Kitchen Cabinet is more sturdy and solid than this. Perhaps I should've done a 2008 and sat this one out. The head honcho never ceases to disappoint.

I always thought Shaziman was alright. Worked a lot and talked less, calm, composed and down to earth. He lives in my neighbourhood and so do johari baharom, awang adek (totally berlagak ok), zaid ibrahim and the late lim kheng yeik and Shaziman was by far the most humble of the lot. noh omar, on the other hand, should take this time out to go for English lessons. It's pronounced "professional" not "fofeshnal" ok?

Looking at the full list's Kedah reps.... Ahmad Bashah? Better off recycling Othman Abdul. mahadzir khalid is an unwanted relic from the sleepy dol era. A failed MB who lost the state the pas. Pahang's ismail sabri was hopeless in every portfolio. Another pak lah relic recycled.

Given that the cabinet list was less than satisfactory, the only way for the appointees to make up for it is to have a solid team behind them. It is high time the Political, Private and Press Secs along with the Special Officers be appointed from people outside the recycled active party member circles. It is one thing to look after the party but another to ignore public perception and sentiments. Please choose your team members wisely. Fresh ideas and new faces can come in various ways and their involvement may also be a training ground for potential up and coming aspirants with something genuine to contribute.

Seriously, if MCA is to be penalized for not performing then the same punishment should be accorded to Umno youth AND Umno Kelantan for failing, with the later failing repeatedly. If they had any sense or shame in them kj and Mustapha Mohamed should sit this term out as regular MPs while they work on capturing the youth and Kelantan voters. Punishing just the chinese while appointing obvious non-performers (so he won in rembau but lost youth voters. That's winning the battle but losing the war) is very un-1Malaysia of Najib. And with a tagline of "people first, performance NOW" why is hisham still even in the cabinet? The word "tong kosong" and "cakap tak serupa bikin" is really coming to mind now when thinking of Najib. And didn't I tell you "who dude?" was just an election campaign rhetoric? After the polls are over the topic of "who dude?" just disappeared. NEVER ever trust them pak lebai politicians, ever.

Another thing that needs serious looking in to is Umno and BN's Penerangan machinery. It was obviously no match for the more well organized pakatan (dap especially) cybertroopers. Ahmad Maslan needs to come up with a GE13 post-mortem from the Penerangan side to explain the failures. And for God's sake, in future, please get someone who can actually organize an information onslaught or at least react to an incoming one.

Full list courtesy of OutSyed The Box:

Prime Minister :  Datuk Seri Najib Razak (UMNO)

Deputy Prime Minister :  Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin (UMNO)

Prime Minister’s Department:
Ministers:

1.     Datuk Jamil Khir Baharom (UMNO)
2.     Datuk Seri Abdul Wahid Omar (Senator)
3.     Datuk Seri Idris Jala (senator)
4.     Joseph Kurup (PBRS)
5.     Shahidan KAssim (UMNO)
6.     Nancy Shukri (PBB)
7.     Paul Low Seng Kwan (senator)
8.     Joseph Entulu Belaun (PRS)

Deputy Ministers:

1.     Datuk Razali Ibrahim (UMNO)

2.     Waytha Moorthy Ponnusamy (Senator)

Ministry of Finance
1.     Minister of Finance 1: Datuk Seri Najib Razak (UMNO)
2.     Minister of Finance 2: Datuk Ahmad Husni Mohamad Hanadzlah (UMNO)

Deputy Minister of Finance
3.     Datuk Ahmad Maslan (UMNO)

Ministry of Transport
1.     Minister: (Acting – post being held open pending MCA decision) Datuk Seri Hishammuddin Hussein (UMNO)
2.     Deputy Minister: Ab Aziz Kaprawi (UMNO)

Ministry of Defence
1.     Minister: Datuk Seri Hishammuddin Hussein (UMNO)
2.     Deputy Minister: Datuk Abdul Rahim Bakri (UMNO)

Ministry of Home Affairs
1.     Minister: Datuk Seri Ahmad Zahid Hamidi (UMNO)
2.     Deputy Minister: Wan Junaidi Tuanku Jaafar (PBB)

Ministry of Education & Higher Learning
1.     Minister 1: Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin (UMNO)
2.     Minister 2: Datuk Seri Idris Jusoh (UMNO
3.     Deputy Minister 1: Mary Yap Kain Ching (PBS)
4.     Deputy Minister 2: P. Kamalanathan (MIC)

Ministry of Works
1.     Minister: Datuk Fadillah Yusof (PBB)
2.     Deputy Minister: Datuk Rosnah Abdul Rashid Shirlin (UMNO)

Ministry of International Trade & Industry
1.     Minister: Datuk Seri Mustapa Mohamed (UMNO)
2.     Deputy Minister: Hamim Samuri (UMNO)

Ministry of Foreign Affairs
1.     Minister: Datuk Seri Anifah Aman (UMNO)
2.     Deputy Minister: Hamzah Zainuddin

Ministry of Domestic Trade, Co-operatives and Consumerism
1.     Minister: Datuk Hasan Malek (UMNO)
2.     Deputy Minister: Datuk Ahmad Bashah Mohamad Hanipah (Senator)

Ministry of Communication & Multimedia      
1.     Minister: Datuk Seri Ahmad Shabery Cheek (UMNO)
2.     Deputy Minister: Datuk Jailani Johari (UMNO)

Ministry of Human Resources
1.     Minister: Datuk Richard Riot Jaem (SUPP)
2.     Deputy Minister: Ismail Abdul Muttalib (UMNO)

Ministry of Rural & Regional Development
1.     Minister: Datuk Seri Shafie Apdal (UMNO)
2.     Deputy Minister: Alexander Nanta Linggi (PBB)

Ministry of Urban Wellbeing, Housing & Local Government
1.     Minister: Datuk Abdul Rahman Dahlan (UMNO)
2.     Deputy Minister: Datuk Halimah Mohamad Saddique (UMNO)

Ministry of Youth & Sport
1.     Minister: Khairy Jamaluddin Abu Bakar (UMNO)
2.     Deputy Minister: M. Saravanan (MIC)

Ministry of Health
1.     Minister: Datuk Dr S. Subramaniam (MIC)
2.     Deputy Minister: Datuk Hilmi Yahaya (UMNO)

Ministry of the Federal Territories
1.     Minister: Tengku Adnan Tengku Mansor (UMNO)
2.     Deputy Minister: J. Loga Bala Mohan (Senator)

The Ministry of Plantation Industries & Commodities
1.     Minister: Datuk Seri Douglas Uggah Embas (PBB)
2.     Deputy Minister: Datuk Noriah Kasnon (UMNO)

Ministry of Energy, Green Technology & Water
1.     Minister: Datuk Dr Maximus Johnity Ongkili (PBS)
2.     Deputy Minister: Datuk Mahdzir Khalid (UMNO)

Ministry of Agriculture and Agro-Based Industry
1.     Minister: Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob (UMNO)
2.     Deputy Minister: Datuk Tajuddin Abdul Rahman (UMNO)

Ministry of Tourism & Culture
1.     Minister: Datuk Seri Mohamed Nazri Abdul Aziz (UMNO)
2.     Deputy Minister: Datuk Joseph Salang Gandum (PRS)

Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation
1.     Minister: Ewon Ebin (UPKO)
2.     Deputy Minister: Abu Bakar Mohamad Diah (UMNO)

Ministry of Natural Resources & Environment
1.     Minister: Datuk Seri G. Palanivel (MIC)
2.     Deputy Minister: Datuk Dr James Dawos Mamit (PBB)

Ministry of Women, Family and Community Development
1.     Minister: Datuk Rohani Abdul Karim (PBB)
2.     Deputy Minister: Datuk Azizah Mohamad Dun (UMNO)

Ministers: 30
Deputy Ministers: 27
Total: 57
Total ministries: 24
Senators reappointed:  1
New Senators: 5

Backbenchers: 82

Time to revamp how we choose our party leaders....

[UPDATED]

Here's a suggestion from someone low on sugar this afternoon:


While reviewing posts and comments from various blogs and social media, I couldn't help but see that the grouses from people are usually about leaders not looking after the interests of their respective communities. One very intellectual Indian chap argued that if NEP had worked in uplifting many Malays from the doldrums of economic and social hardship but what of the Indians in a similar situation?

Now while the power sharing formula within the BN is to ensure that every community has a voice and have their needs looked after, it is the leaders of certain groups that tend to hog things for themselves. Samy was fine a example of such a leader.

What if the selection process for BN component parties be altered? Say that at the party polls of any BN component the tabulation of scores be calculated based on a 70:30, 65:35 or even a 60:40 split where the 70/65/60% of the total votes tallied be taken from members/delegates of the respective party while the remaining 30/35/40% be taken from members of the general public who are of the ethnicity the party represents.

That way even if the leader is popular amongst his supporters in the party there is no way he can assure himself of a dictatorial like presidency a-la Samy for 30+ years and in the process incur the wrath of his people to the detriment of the overall BN coalition in general. A few apples can really spoil an entire bunch.

Apply it to ALL BN components with Umno taking the lead to start. While many are outspoken, concerned and frustrated they do not see the hassles of joining political parties to choose their leaders as the solution. Many prefer the ballot boxes as we shall see in this coming polls. By opening up leadership selection to the masses it gives them that option to be heard if not choose their community leaders. And when leaders have a bigger audience to please it will be a lot harder for them to sit on their backsides and feed only their favourites.

Oh, and the new party polling system should be self funded by the respective parties. I know it sounds unconventional but to me a 70:30 or 65:35 or 60:40 vote tallying system will give a more realistic feedback from the ground and will help in choosing leaders more in tuned with what the public wants. Try it


Furthermore, it leaves the tussle for power and changing of guards, as it were, at the party level while at the government level there will be a fair bit of continuity.

-ML-

Malaysian Malaysia: A place for all Malaysians who must be dap chinese

Malays want change? Go join Umno. Chinese want change? Go join MCA or Gerakan Indians want change? Go join MIC or PPP. Sarawakians and Sabahans want change? Go join the Sarawakian and Sabahan BN components. Be active, be a delegate and choose the best leaders to lead you. Sure they kill off smart people like you and me now but that's because we're few.

If we joined BN component parties with the numbers you all claim to have at street riots the BN could've easily changed with the strength of new membership that makes their voices heard. But to be heard you must be active lah. Attend meetings, give your views and ideas, propose and vote in general assembly delegates or perhaps even be a delegate yourselves.

If you sit on your behinds all day then pop out to the streets once every two or three years to riot and say you're making a change you're not. You're just creating ruckus and trouble. You can't claim BN can't change because YOU haven't even made the effort to change by being seen, heard and being counted. Malaysians are lazy, all talk but no action.

So, honestly, do you really want change for the better or do you just want to replace one corrupt government with a corrupt pakatan government? You close your eyes on pakatan's corruption because they are non-Malay controlled? Who are the racist now? You are! It's never been about corruption. It's always been about kicking the Malays out of power and we all know it, so don't pretend.

It's alright to not be active. It is all a matter of choice and to live with the choices we make. But many out there bitch and whine while they do nothing to go in and clean up the present system. Replacing it with another problem doesn't solve anything.

The sentiments are out in the open. They don't bother to hide it. It is not a feeling of oppression or wanting fairness or eradicating corruption. Those are just smoke screens. They know pakatan is equally corrupt but prefer a non-Malay government over a Malay one. That's pure racism. They don't even want to make any effort at improving the current government when they can simply out of racist ideals. We can not and must not allow the racist and corrupt pakatan to rule.

For the dap and the pakatan supporters it has never been about battling corruption. how can they? When their pakatan heroes are just as corrupt. The real racist agenda is to eradicate and remove ALL Malay dominance in everything and anything starting with politics.

Raja Petra wrote in his columns in Malaysia Today that emphasizes the point here saying:

"Dijaya originally bid only RM895 million (payable over 20 years) while SP Setia Berhad bid RM1.15 billion (payable over only 6-8 years) and Mah Sing Group Bhd bid RM945 million (payable over only 7 years). This means Dijaya cannot get the deal because their bid is the least attractive of the three. Dijaya was then asked to up their price to RM1.3 billion in a ‘behind-the-scenes’ negotiation.


Why was Dijaya given the privilege of a behind-the-scenes negotiation and allowed a second bite of the cherry? This is what the other bidders are unhappy about. A tender is a tender and the highest price should get it (if all bidders equally qualify, of course). In this case, Dijaya was allowed to revise their price to out-bid the others.


Interestingly enough, the people behind Dijaya are Ronnie Liu, Teresa Kok and Azmin Ali. And even more interesting is the fact that Dijaya has ‘donated’ RM200 million to Pakatan Rakyat Selangor’s war chest. Furthermore, Azmin threatened to drop Khalid from a Selangor state seat if he objects to the deal and tries to block it (and if Khalid keeps quiet and supports the deal he would be given the Port Kelang state seat).


Now hold on a minute, I thought that the man behind Dijaya is Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad’s crony, Tan Sri Dato’ Danny Tan Chee Sing! You mean Dr Mahathir’s cronies are also Pakatan Rakyat’s cronies?


Hmm…that is most interesting. No wonder Umno did not make any noise about this. Is this what ABU is all about? Reject Umno but keep giving the Umno cronies plenty of money under a Pakatan Rakyat government?


Well, what does Raja Petra Kamarudin know? After all, he is living in Manchester and does not know what is going on in Malaysia. And Pakatan Rakyat Selangor can certainly do with the RM200 million ‘donation’ to face the coming general election. And does not the ends justify the means (matlamat menghalalkan cara)?"
- Raja Petra

And check out the comment in the article from a typical pakatan supporting racist bast*rd:

"written by LeeCT, April 16, 2013 18:02:13
RPK,
I am not interested in this noise about whatever irregularities in PR. If there is any hint of corruption I am sure MACC will be the first to be at their office doorsteps. We are not naive to think that PR politicians are all angels. What we are interested now is to put BN to be the opposition so that we will have a 2-party system. No need all these long winded stuff. Period.

EDITOR: I am also not interested in what you are interested and not interested in. So that makes us equal.
RPK"

MACC is the conveniently labelled lapdog when BN is ruling but if the govt changes suddenly they trust MACC? Hello, same civil servants will be there lah. Furthermore, he/she insists on making the Malay dominated BN the opposition even knowing full well that pakatan is equally corrupt. Why because in typical pakatan supporter fashion commentator LeeCT is just another racist bast*rd who wants he Malays out of power. It has never been about corruption but about pakatan racists wanting to end any and all malay dominance in anything and everything

Meritocracy has never been about equality or equal distribution of the income cake, it has always been about winner taking all! That is what the racists in dap want, they want it all

I used to he idealistic in thinking about fairness, equality, fair play and all that jazz until I realized that the people we want to genuinely share with aren't interested in sharing. They want everything and kick us out. Don't believe me? See how the typical racists employ people. They conveniently put restrictive conditions to hiring and promoting. Hello, you do business in Malaysia kan? Then why on earth does internal communication in Malaysia require fluency in hokkien, cantonese or mandarin? Shouldn't Bahasa Malaysia suffice? I would accept fluency in BM and English as a prerequisite but any other language requirement for domestic business is just a cleqr and blatant form of racism. As a Malaysian guna BM pun tak reti what kind of citizen is that?

They can brand me all they want. I really don't care anymore. We have been nice, too nice and the time has come to call a spade a spade. The dap chinese (and I repeatedly stress dap chinese) are real pure take all they want racists. Mca and Gerakan chinese joined coalition to seek a sharing formula and will always have a place in my eyes. And with the majority of chinese turning their backs on Mca And Gerakan is a sign showing the majority are with the racists at dap. We really don't need to be polite to the kit siang types

dap and by extension pakatan rakyat's objective is not to eradicate corruption but to eradicate Malays from having any dominance in anything. Meritocracy has never been about equality or equal distribution of the income cake, it has always been about winner taking all! That is what the racists in dap want, they want it all. This country is a melting pot for diversity and opportunity. If the top 40 richest can comprise mostly of the same raced people as the dominant dap memebers then it is obvious the dap idiots are not doing business right.

Raja Petra went on further to say here:

"So what have I achieved over those 30 years from 1978 to 2008? I opposed Umno and Barisan Nasional because I detested corruption. You also oppose Umno and Barisan Nasional because you too detest corruption. But you detest corruption only if Umno and Barisan Nasional are corrupted. You are okay with corruption if it is Pakatan Rakyat that is corrupted.

And that is where we part company. I detest corruption by all parties. You detest only Umno and Barisan Nasional’s corrupt deeds. You are okay with Pakatan Rakyat’s corrupt deeds.

So, from 1978 to 2008, we shared the same objectives. After 2008 we no longer share the same objectives. From 1978 to 2008, I opposed corruption in Umno and Barisan Nasional. After 2008 I oppose corruption in both Barisan Nasional and Pakatan Rakyat.

I take it you don’t like that. Well, then tough. That is your problem, not mine. I have principles. You do not. You talk only. I walk the talk. And I would even oppose my own close friends like Ronnie Liu and Teresa Kok, or whoever it may be who are close to me, if I discover that they are not true to the cause.

That, my friend, is called PRINCIPLES, a word you would not understand."
- Raja Petra

What? Principles? pakatan people have no principles!

And why do they want to kick the Umno and BN out? Nothing to do with eradicating corruption. It is all about kicking the Malays out of political dominance. If another govt is as corrupt or worse it's alright by them. As long as it isn't a Malay government.

On top of which Raja Petra had this to add  here:

"Clearly you look at things differently from the way I look at things. And while my perjuangan is to eradicate corruption, abuse of power, nepotism, cronyism, and so on, yours is merely to kick out Umno and replace one corrupt government with another."
- Raja Petra

dap claims to be multiracial or race free or even raceless but that's just at the membership level. The real show of hands comes when voices are heard and the last time I checked, bar the father and two sons token trio, only ONE specific ethnic group had their say in anything and everything to do with the dap. What's raceless about that? Hands other than that from the dominant ethnicity will not be counted nor will their voices be heard. Very racist in fact. So, they condemn others with different formulas for sharing. Does their formula work? Even the backdoor entry celup had to be weaseled in via recount. So what does that tell you about the grassroots and members of dap? Their purpose, goals and aspirations? Remember we're talking about a specific group of people in a specifically chauvinists racist organization and not generalizing the rest of them opting different channels and organizations to have a voice and to be heard

Their own party elections were marred with irregularities and obvious racism. Read here

As usual, if they do it, it's an "honest" mistake, if others do it they are corrupt. DOuble standards as always, in everything they do or are caught doing wrong. Honest or not, the type of characters that made it first round or second round of counting is enough to show what kind of racist chauvinist party dap is

Bad weather forecasting, flukes and peaceful protests revisited

There was never a Tsunami in 2008, just bad weather forecasting by pak lah

When will pakatan ever get it? Their fluke of 2008 was no tsunami, it was just a huge cohort of BN and pro-BN people either voting opposition or not voting at all in protest of the sleepy and non-performing pak lah administration. Nothing more.

All this supposed campaigning and vote canvassing is really and truly an utter waste of time. Why? Because the people have made up their minds already, even waaaay before the dissolution of Parliament and the various State Legislative Assemblies.

We've made up our minds. One way or another we all have. I've never found campaigns two-three weeks prior as effective. Perhaps 1990 was an isolated case where last minute campaigning did prove detrimental to Ku Leigh and Semangat 46 but otherwise not really, no real effect at all. Malaysians are very adamant people.

Race, race, race, race, dap tak ada modal lain ke?

What will the very racist kit siang do in Johor? Whip out his ever ready race and religion card to instigate and incite the people of Gelang Patah in a series of Malay and Muslim verbal bashing lah what else? Not forgetting his usual "us against them" tactic. He has nothing else to show for being in Johor other than inciting disunity and hatred

It is quite sickening to repeatedly hear lies about oppression, suffering and all other racist kit siang type of lopsided views. Have the chinese in trade and commerce never oppressed or sidelined the Malays and Indians? Go ask the pro-racist dap chinese chambers of commerce if they practice rewarding and appointing based on merit and not race.

There is no oppression or suppression. Never has been.The racist dap genes and tendencies were probably the only thing suppressed for 56 years? well, boo f***ing hoo! If anything the non-Malays in general, dap members or otherwise, have dominated the economy as well as other fields for decades. What more do they want? Everything? But isn't that what unbridled dap-style meritocracy is all about? Winner take all. That's what they want, they want everything.

Bangsa Malaysia? Got such thing????

Let's compare.

The Swiss have four main languages:

1. German

2. French

3. Italian

4. Romansch

The Swiss identify themselves with their language. For example "he's Swiss-German" meaning he's a Swiss national of the German speaking (race). Now, compare that with the totok racists at dap that defend and even promote vernacular schools. How hypocritical are they demanding for a "malaysian malaysia" when they can't even speak the lingo of the majority? So, if you defend the SJK(C) and by extension defending separate lingo and customs that identify a race, you should then be called a Malaysian (racist dap) chinese like how the German speaking Swiss are Swiss-Germans because that is what you are: a Malaysian (racist dap) chinese.

But with all their diversity in language, customs and traditions affiliated with the language difference, the Swiss progress and are among the most advanced people in the world. Quality of life is good too. Why? Because they don't have racist totoks of the lim kit siang and dap kind driving a wedge between the different speaking people over there. Zurich and Geneva are ranked in the top ten of Mercer's "Best Quality of Life" surveys year in year out.

There is good and bad in linguistic and by extension cultural diversity as there is good and bad in assimilation. Having separate identities is what makes Malaysia unique. Furthermore, if some quarters want an all out single recognized image to portray a-la Indonesian, latin American or even North American single identity (even that's debatable in the US these days) then the formula the racist totoks at dap proposes is half baked at best. To be uniquely one "malaysian malaysia" identifiable as ONE race then there should be ONE language, ONE custom, ONE tradition etc. Be like the Indonesians where you can't tell an immigrant's descendant from a local from the way they speak and have their names.

We have a good mix of diversity. We can grow with it instead of being hindered growth because of it. Everyone just needs to know what lines can't be crossed and where. Simple as that. We don't want to take away what is yours as much you we don't you to take what's ours. Fair?

Expecting an earthquake after the bad weather forecast???? Don't hold your breath!

One of the other reasons why the racist dap types have been so arrogant is because they have misread the signs. They can't tell the difference between a protest and a swing.

On Facebook, a pakatoon commented: "in 2008 BN had Paklah People, now you lost that tooo"

Why? Does it matter if pak lah's people have stayed or gone? Contrary to popular misbelief as your racist dap leader kit siang has preached, Umno is not made up of pak lah supporters. In 2008 all BN had were pak lah's people. The rest of the bulk of BN folks, the extremely large large cohort of Umno voters especially (they're not the largest party without the numbers mind you), either voted against the BN in protest or did not vote at all. 

Now what if their protest, just Umno's alone, has ended? Do the math. In any case, that was probably the best protest for change ever over the last 10 years. No street violence, no thuggery, no blaming just a simple action that took place at the ballot boxes. Did it work? They got their change in 13 months didn't they?

dap and 3D glasses

One of my pro-pakatan former school classmates kept posting on Facebook running down BN on racial issues but the reality is that it is pakatan, dap in particular, that keeps bringing up race in everything. For a bunch that constantly talks about being race free and raceless they seem fixated with race more than everyone else. They even contest in chinese majority constituencies with the hope of winning by inciting hatred via racial issues to create an "us against them" scenario for their own benefit. So who are really the racists here?

Apart from just race, they are now playing with a new weapon to lure in votes in typical dap-ish “us against the Malays” scenario by dragging christianity into the whole equation. So the racists at dap want to do a pas and drag other faiths into politics as well? It will only shackle their worshipers. But hey don't take my word for it, try it out yourselves and maybe with your faiths also dragged into public domain, everyone else can ask (spoiler alert: some may even mock or condemn) openly all your beliefs in the name of openness, transparency and all that crap. Good luck, don't say you were not warned.

With ostads, pak lebais, priests, monks or whoever of whatever faith, the minute you give them even an ounce of power they will

1. not let go of said power

2. want more power and further manipulate to achieve such power

Looks like the christians too have their version of ulamak that are more like ular dalam semak. What next seminary trained preachers to become mursyidul am of dap?

dapsters tend to avoid that which they cannot debunk and probably label you a racist behind your back if and when they can't take you on. But pas and pkr Malays are a different story altogether. They jump in head first. I once had a discussion turned debate turned ugly with a pkr member’s dentist wife on Facebook and let’s just say that when she failed to “convert” us to the pakatan way she just burnt all the bridges and unfriended/blocked all who disagreed with her. I believe as the election draws closer her friend’s list is getting shorter

“ini kali lah”? What language is that????

The grammatically correct sentence construction would have been “kali ini lah”. It really makes one think who is really the boss of the three and who is leading the charge on their end. With all the literary laureates no less than the great A. Samad Said himself, one would be surprised to see that he did not make even an attempt to correct that grammatical error. Or perhaps he is more than aware who the boss is over at pakatan?

I actually commented on someone else’s Facebook posting on pakatan's new battle phrase and was replied “if they added a meh, lor, maa or woo to it then it would be a total give away as to which party coined it and why the rest just simply follow”.

Try it out:

1. “Ini kali meh”

2. “Ini kali lor”

3. “Ini kali maa”

4. “Ini kali woo”

Very dap kan? But in an extremely perasan bagus aryan-ish ah beng kind of way that is so typically racist totok dap!

They have lost all sense of right and wrong and conveniently make up new (and changeable) set of right and wrong standards of their own. What I can’t stand the most is the double standards practiced. If they do something and get caught, it’s ok, it was an honest mistake or worse still a conspiracy by Umno and BN, but if others do it they are corrupt. Do you think those kind of people will make a good government?

I have seen throughout my life, a number of BN politicians sacked, charged (some convicted and some acquitted) and some even punished. To date, pakatan has not owned up to even ONE of their flaws. Most of which are self inflicted bungles that are a reflection of their own inability to govern even at the state level.

What can we expect from a bunch who was all the time opposing then suddenly became the elected state governments of five then later four states? If they are the champions of justice I say this country is doomed. Goalposts can change without prior notice. If they are the champions of fairness, equality and meritocracy I say this country is doomed. Goalposts can change without prior notice.

In all honesty, I really think that deep down inside pakatan supporters, chinese dap supporters especially, are nothing more than true blue racists out to take over and boss the Malays, Indians and non-conforming Chinese around. They are going all out pulling no stops as this is their make it or break it election. And like how pas pak lebais conveniently take only bits and pieces of an entire verse to skew points their way, pakatan’s election phrase is a reflection of that. It is not “ini kali lah”. It is more like “ini kali saja lah yang ada peluang pun”. But as usual they only use the bits that suit them.

Perkasa lurking everywhere? Really????

What's with their obsession with perkasa and Ibrahim Ali. He is certainly not a character, any Malay, Umno member, BN member or even human being would want to associate themselves with. He is perhaps as dumb at articulating what he means or is just as racist as the Dhong Jiao Zhong, hindraf and of course the mother of all racists the dap. What is with this fixation to link any and every Malay not agreeable with dap to Ibrahim Ali and perkasa. They all have a thing for him ke? They can't seem to get him out of their filthy dap racist heads and keep seeing him anywhere and everywhere when the man isn't even there. It's an obsession and obsessions are a sign of sickness. Dap racist totoks please get yourselves some help.

Anyway, Perkasa’s birth was due to an ineffective Pemuda Umno. As far back as I can remember, Pemuda had always been the aggressive side of Umno, by aggressive one means aggressively defending the Malay rights against racist totoks like dap who want everything. After 2000, and even worse after 2004, Pemuda was reduced to being a tamed pussycat. Hence the birth of an external force Perkasa, which unfortunately like dap, dhong jiao zong and hindraf also went out of control as well shooting it's mouth off when it wasn't supposed to, That's the bane of being outside of Umno, Umno can't control them because they're not part of the organization.

dap now wants to bring that brand of racism national instead of leaving it concentrated in dap stronghold areas. After ravaging Penang they now have their racist eyes on Johor.

Johorians have always been practical if not pragmatic at the polls but that was before kit siang and his divisive racist approach to vote canvasing showed it’s ugly face in Johor. This is the acid test to see what the sentiments are. Sarawak has shown that the dap inclined chinese, when under the influence or under pressure from (which ever way one wants to see it) the dap will turn horribly racist when dangled the fruits of “this is our only chance to reign supreme over the Malays” by the dap. Sounds very Aryan-ish a-la Hitler of kit siang kan? But that is the tactic used.

BN has in the past, not only in Johor but elsewhere too, practiced a sharing formula of sorts. Malays, Chinese, Indians or whatever race have on record contested for seats where the majority constituents were not of the candidate’s race. A gesture that pakatan, and dap especially, keep referring to as some kind of token seats. In reality, it just shows the spirit of cooperativeness within the BN itself. No doubt pakatan under ex-Umno and BN number two anwar copied the similar strategy, the voters should ask themselves on what basis were they voting for dap or pas if they were Malay and Chinese respectively? Was it a spirit of cooperation or just plain hatred in the ABU (asalkan bukan umno) sense.

One would be inclined to think that pakatan can put up a two headed 13 foot python with multiple forked tongues as a candidate and their supporters would still vote it not out of the spirit of cooperation but just out of plain hatred for the Malays, That is really dangerous. dap is playing with flame throwers for sure and must be held responsible for any untoward happenings arising from their constant propagation of hate.

Equality beyond race, really?

I wrote four years ago and asked why the Bukit Selambau vacated seat along with the state exco position which was held by an Indian in pkr (a yes boss follower of the dap) also replaced by another Indian in pkr. Similarly, if the spririt of dap’s cooperation in pakatan is so strong why not field teresa kok in Putrajaya instead of husam? Their rhetorics of being race-free is just lip service. End of the day they are more racial than BN. Why else whould emperor kit siang want Gelang Patah?

Anyway, I am just voicing out what so many Malaysians, the silent majority, seem afraid to do so for fear of being branded a racist if not an all out pas labeled apostate (if you also so happen to be a Muslim). At the least, the Malays are just to lazy to waste their time arguing with racist dap retards, they have so many other better things to do. The level headed Malays, Chinese and Indians need not fear the backlash of trolls knocking on their doors calling them racists when the trolls are obviously much, much worse racists themselves.

The opened floodgates were really very much the handy work of the sleepy administration of 2003-2009 which did nothing to stop things from spiraling out of control then. The effects of which are present until today.

But in all my years, never have I ever seen this kind of holier-than-thou we-can-do-no-wrong kind of racism in Malaysia. dap needs to be nipped in the bud and pas too for making religious zombies out of thinking Malays

Second class citizens? Really, bukan third class????

Actually, many of the ultra kiasu dapster types are ignorant. Bodoh sombong being more accurate. Ok, bodoh bangang nak mampos probably suits them better. They claim the government does not assist them, sideline them and all that yet when we ask if they’ve applied for this or that for eg. micro credit, business loans or other government assistance schemes they turn around and ask “where? how to apply? got such thing?”.  

That’s what happens when all they read are rocket, harakah, suara keadilan, the malaysian insider and the rest of the pakatan spinning organs. Satu habuk pun depa tak tau. And when other Malaysians or even their own Chinese are successful with some government startup or expansion assistance, the dapster types quickly turn around and call them cronies. Hangpa yang bodoh tak baca paper, awat nak label orang lain crony?

rocket, harakah, suara keadilan, the malaysian insider will NOT and will NEVER ever highlight any good government initiatives at all. Isn't that obvious? I thought you all claimed to be the smart race in this country? Not so smart after all eh? Well, Malaysians are pandai, only racist totoks from dap saja yang bodoh. When have those kit siang, anwar and nik aziz news portals ever reported anything good about any BN government initiative? All they do is just highlight the bad for public bashing. Tak productive langsung.

Special eyewear

In a nutshell, it can be concluded that the dap racists are seeing things somewhat imaginary that no one else seem to see. Why is that? My personal take is that they must be wearing some kind of special glasses. You know like the ones in 3D cinemas where only the ones wearing them can see the movie. Well, with their special glasses only they can see Ibrahim Ali when he's not even there

pakatan and racism go hand in hand

This was screencaptured from a Facebook post here posted by one very racist individual whose profile can be viewed here

 They then had the time of their lives bashing the Malays in their comments. Have a look for yourselves in the photo comments section.

Now, lets look at this picture. What does it tell you? That the business is owned by Bumiputras not the concept of coffee itself as the stupid racist claims. Why put up a sign saying "Hak milik bumiputera"? Because of unscrupulous business owners, normally unethical non-Muslims who want Muslim customers, who put up "halal" logos when they're not even halal to begin with.

While it is not a big deal to you but many Muslims are very particular about what they consume even to the extent of what their meal was served on. If racist jason decides to open up his own kopitiam one day and decides to include Irish Coffee in his menu some may not even want to consume coffee in the same cup used to serve something that had even a drop of alcohol in it.

Hence, why the "hakmilik bumiputera" displayed. What if the owner put "hak milik orang Islam" instead? Would it make racist jason and hil ilk happy? Of course not it will be turned into a religious matter instead of racial a one.

Bottom line: dap is a menace. A breeder of racism hitherto never seen before in this country pre-2008. Their people will only see what they want to see and conveniently see the ghost of Ibrahim Ali in everything and anything.

Malays and Muslims are perhaps unaware, arguing amongst themselves being pro-Umno and pro-pas, not realizing that the REAL enemy of not just the Malays but the entire country is the very racist and totok bastards from dap. pas is but a mere distraction to keep Umno busy while dap spreads their head nationwide.

Meanwhile, if something like Facebook postings can raise so much controversy do you think the pakatan racists are ready for media print and airtime? uncontrolled? I think NOT.

 Seriously, forget pas, concentrate on taking down dap! They are the real masterminds the whole racism especially from the dap minded chinese against the Malays and Muslims.