Wake Up Malaysian Chinese! History of Indonesian Chinese May Repeat Here!

Many of my Indonesian Chinese friends keep telling me to be wary of DAP.

This party is evil,they continually reminded me.Malaysia is such a beauty, a real peaceful and harmonious country for everybody,why must this DAP tried so hard to destroy her? 

History of the Indonesian Chinese may repeat itself here in Malaysia for the Chinese community if they were to continue supporting DAP in creating unending mistrusts for the moderate Malays.

What would DS Najib do if forced to the corner?

Malays are Malay, for race survival they would unite under any circumstances. Prove me wrong? 

Back in the 60s,the Chinese communist party and the Chinese Nationalist party Kuomintang both having vast local supports due to their excessive financial capability were head on with each other until the end of President Sukarno's era.The new President Suharto realised that these troublesome Chinese must be marginalised somehow to save Indonesia from chaos.

The new gov't started by forcing them to change their name to Indonesian,Chinese characters were not allowed for display in public area,majority of the Chinese schools were closed,income tax dept were all over them to ensure that they pay back what they have over taken,business licences were limited to them to prevent them from controlling the economy and so on and so on.

Do we want all these to happen here in Malaysia?The opposition wouldn't care a hood of what would happen to the populace and the country.What they wanted for all these years is to topple the moderate UMNO-BN to form a government of their own regardless of all consequences.

After the GE13,as evidently seen that the PR coalition have had brought the Chinese to no where and of late,their MPs are digging graves for the Chinese and the non Malay to jump into.The Chinese community better wake up and started thinking seriously before things spiralled out of control.

Going head on with the ruling UMNO moderates bring us to no where,you are only forcing them to take extreme measures to further excluding all the non Malays in the political arena for their own survival.

Hidup Malaysia!

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Najib Serves The Country While Anwar Serves Himself

Anwar Ibrahim has, once again, put his personal interests above those of the nation. In a brazen attempt to seize the top job in Selangor, Anwar has effectively forced one of his own to resign and imposed a costly by-election on the country, at a time when budgets are tight.

By running for the Kajang state seat, Anwar is making a move to be the next mentri besar. After all, somebody has to resolve the cat fight between Azmin Ali and Khalid. But Anwar appears mostly keen to take over Selangor in order to provide him with a wealthy platform from which to run for office again in General Election 14 (so much for his plans to retire from politics if he lost GE13). And so he is busy knifing friends, allies and the public coffers in the back to get the prize he has coveted his whole life: the keys to Putrajaya.

Even PKR’s allies have condemned the move. Bersih chairperson Ambiga said: “Money has to be spent and that is why people are not happy. They don’t understand it”. PAS is unhappy about Anwar too, and have suggested they may not support him in becoming the Selangor mentri besar: “there is no agreement or consensus for after the by-election. We are waiting for word from the PAS national leadership, but PAS has not agreed to who will be the next mentri besar yet”.

Anwar power play could cost taxpayers over RM4 million and this is happening at the same time as the opposition has criticised the government for price increases, and led protests against subsidy reform. If you are Anwar Ibrahim it seems you can have your cake and eat it. Incredibly, Anwar says he will recycle past campaign materials so as to save money for the by-election. If only people could be fooled that easy.

The contrast between Anwar’s behaviour and that of the Prime Minister could not be starker. Najib has put Malaysia’s long-term interests first by taking politically unpopular measures to get the country’s financial house in order. Subsidy cuts and the introduction of GST have hurt the Prime Minister, dampening his popularity. But the measures, as any independent economist will tell you, are crucial to ensure Malaysia and therefore the rakyat’s long-term financial stability and economic growth. While the PM puts country and people first, Anwar prioritises only his own ambition.

By,
Datuk Huan Cheng Guan
President of
Centre for Political Awareness Malaysia (CPAM)

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Bila Tahi Dikatakan Emas

ANWAR MR KECOH CUM ULTRA MAN…. nama ni siapa ada???? Ko ada??? Aku jer ada kata Anwar… hahaha siap dalam kad pengenalan lagi…

Anwar bazirkan duit tapi pengikutnya dan rakyat pejam mata.. pekakkan telinga.. Namun menteri kita drpd BN lobikan duit dan menjana ekonomi yang MANTAP DI MATA DUNIA dipertikaikan pulak…

Dimanakah kebijaksanaan anda untuk berfikir.. Akal ada kenalah gunakan dengan bijak untuk berfikiran waras.. bukan tuduh melulu membabi buta… Kecoh sana sini pasal

Anwar jadi calon Kajang Selangor??? KECOHLAH DIA NI…. siapa-siapa boleh masuk bertanding kot… Tukar alamat kat kad pengenalan dulu yer.. hehehehe…..
Apa nak jadi kes kangkung tak selesai lagi.. Timbul pula kes Jepun and now DIA nak bertanding pulak… sakit pulak hati kiteerrrr dengar… hahaha… Layak ke??? Dah macam-macam kes tapi masih ada jugak ke yang nak mengundi dia ni??? Pelik betul kan….

Kerajaan bukan tak bantu rakyat.. Banyak dah yang BN usahakan demi kemakmuran dan kesejahteraan rakyat.. Namun masih tidak mencukupi di mata rakyat.. KENAPA???? Lebih-lebih lagi Br1m dan bantuan persekolahan.. Tak kira bangsa.. agama atau parti mana semuanya sama rata… Tidak ada pun berbelah bagi kasih sayang… Jangan hanya kerana satu kesilapan kecil dan terus nak tolak BN dan pilih Pakatan.. Nanti yang sengsara anak cucu di kemudian hari.

Kehadiran isu Anwar kebelakangan ini yang tidak putus.. GLAMOUR MENGALAHKAN ARTIS!!!! Kenapa buang masa layan karenah dia ni???? Dapat habuan besar ke????
Sedarlah wahai pengundi dan rakyat yang bijaksana.. Setelah Pakatan menang apakah kemajuan dan kebaikan yang diberikan kepada rakyat???? Fikirlah dan renungkanlah.. Lebih banyak masalah demi masalah yang timbul.. Rakyat jadi mangsa dan kucar kacir… Dimanakah kebenaran yang sepatutnya kita perolehi??? Dengan mengundi Pakatan apakah jaminannya demi masa depan negara….

Mungkin whizzegal boleh juga masuk dalam ARENA KAJANG? Anwar pun takut papagomo… Dia tentu tahu siapa dan kenapa… mana tahu join sekali ARENA KAJANG??? jeng jeng jeng…. hahaha… sudah-sudah ler tu…. JANGANLAH BUAT KECOH..

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The Kajang 916 Conspiracy Theory

- let's let our imagination go wild for a little
- Pakatan says that DS Anwar's Kajang by-election is for the greater good of Pakatan's quest to capture Putrajaya
- The last GE13 saw BN retain power with 133 Parliament seats compared to Pakatan Rakyat's 89 seats - meaning that at least 21 MPs need to cross-over to Pakatan in order for Pakatan to gain power with 112 vs 110 seats - Sept 16 2008 style (or the infamous 916 incident)
- assuming it costs RM20million to "convince" each MP to cross over - 21 MPs would require RM420million.
- Since Selangor has RM3billion funds and currently Khalid refuses to allow the use of such funds, is the real aim for the Kajang by-election to remove Khalid and gain access to this funds and pay the RM420million bill?

- is this why a "world-class" leader such as DS Anwar is willing to risk his political future to go down to a mere state DUN seat and is this the reason why the top Pakatan leaders from PAS and DAP are strongly behind DS Anwar's Kajang move while their middle and grassroots members and even BERSIH condemns this Kajang power-play? Too hush-hush to let anyone else know the true objective?

- just a wild thought, okay?

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It's All Khalid's Fault!

Selangor govt at a standstill as construction and development projects are unable to proceed due to freeze
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The failure of the Selangor government to appoint new councillors at all 12 districts in the state is causing hardship to developers and contractors operating in the state, bringing development in the most developed state in the country to a standstill.

The state government has delayed appointing district councillors due to the on-going spat between Bukit Antarabangsa state assemblyman Azmin Ali and Menteri Besar Abdul Khalid Ibrahim.

“Both PAS and DAP have given their list of preferred councillors but the problem is PKR. Azmin being the state party chief has a name list while Khalid is not agreeable to the list…so there is a delay. Both these leaders must stop thinking about themselves. Think of the people of Selangor,” said a party source familiar with the issue.

While the two leaders are busy fighting each other, developers and contractors are out of jobs as district councils are unable to tender out work because there are no councillors to approve projects.

Developers and contractors want the Menteri Besar to concentrate on his job at hand rather than spend time politicking.

The source said the term of councillors ended on Dec 31, last year and after nearly a month the state government was still silent on the matter.

“It is Khalid’s responsibility to appoint new councilors for 2014. However, this infighting with Azmin has caused problems in appointing councilors. The lack of councillors is making district councils a lame duck,” he added.

While the delay is affecting developers and contractors, the state is also losing millions of Ringgit in revenue.

A developer from Puchong said the lack of projects in the state has caused him a RM100,000 loss.

“All projects are now pending appointment of councillors. We do not know when this deadlock would end,” he added.

He also reminded political leaders in the state to ensure their spat does not in any way effect the state’s economy.
The discord between Khalid and Azmin dates back to 2009.
Azmin recently criticised Khalid openly over the Menteri Besar’s move to raise pay for the state assemblymen and excos.

Two weeks ago Azmin was sacked as a board member of the Selangor State Development Corporation(PKNS).

PKR de facto leader Anwar Ibrahim had publicly stated that Azmin’s termination was not valid and instructed Khalid to reinstate Azmin.

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Are We Too Stupid To Think?

- in our opinions, this time around, Rafizi's reasons and excuses really does not hold water at all.
- DS Anwar Ibrahim is the "Ketua Umum" of Pakatan and PKR and the MB and his team is behind him. He is also the economic adviser for the state, therefore he has more than enough clout and influence to "protect" the state from UMNO - no matter who the head of UMNO is
- YB Rafizi, I think you can do better than these reasons
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PKR is putting Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim in Kajang to defend Selangor from being taken over by Umno if the ruling party unseats party president Datuk Seri Najib Razak, party strategist Rafizi Ramli (pic) said today.

He said it was an open secret that moves to remove Najib has begun and once it was done, Umno will unleash every “unscrupulous attack and schemes” to take the state back “by hook or by crook”.

“As a party strategist, I cannot rule out the possibility that once Najib is removed and Umno falls to the ultras led by the Mahathir Mohamad faction,” he said today in a statement while apologising to the public especially the voters of Kajang for the by-election.

PKR and allies DAP and PAS won Selangor for the second term in Election 2013 with 44 state seats, six more than in the 2008 polls, battering Selangor Umno which only picked up 12 seats despite being led by Najib.

Rafizi said the by-election would certainly consume public money and public space at a time when the people have to go through economic hardship.

He said Umno’s cards were all too obvious in the latest round of racial and religious controversies stirred up in Selangor in the last few months.

Rafizi said this did not mean there might be a change of stewardship in Selangor, which was currently helmed by popular Menteri Besar Tan Sri Abdul Khalid Ibrahim, but it would give them the option to "optimise" its leadership potential if Umno caused more problems.

“Option is key. Having the option means having the flexibility of manoeuvres that can easily frustrate Umno’s game in Selangor, especially with regards to racial and religious controversies."

He acknowledged that under Khalid's stewardship, Selangor, Malaysia's richest and most industrialised state, had shown "sterling" performance in the last six years and set a "gold standard" in integrity and prudence in managing public funds.

But, Rafizi said, there were problems and challenges that required intervention.

These included traffic woes, affordable public housing and water resources.

"Selangor has to be doubly better than what it is today if it were to become a showcase for Pakatan in its quest for Putrajaya.

Following the resignation of Lee Chin Cheh from the seat, PKR named Anwar as the candidate, fuelling speculation that it was a move to pave the way for him to become the next menteri besar and to put a stop to the ongoing feud between his loyalist Azmin Ali and Khalid.

However, Anwar fended off suggestions that his candidacy was to pave the way for him to take over from Khalid, insisting that he was running as a state assembly member in order to help strengthen Pakatan's running of the state and to build momentum for the coalition's ambitions to take over federal power.

"This decision is for me to help improve the already stellar performance of the state administration under Khalid.

"It is to make Selangor a base from which to launch our campaign to take over Putrajaya," Anwar said yesterday.

He also fended off criticism that the party was using the by-election to resolve what was really an internal party crisis.

"We have to explain to the people the rationale of this by-election. It is to give space to a candidate that can help boost the state's administration. I will assist the state government in whatever way I can."

Khalid's feud with his party over how he runs the state became an open secret months after he was sworn in for a second term after the 13th general election.

During the state's budget session last October, Khalid clashed with Selangor PKR over a hike in the salaries of elected representatives, state executive councillors, the state assembly speaker and menteri besar.

Azmin, who is Bukit Antarabangsa assemblyman, and Anwar, opposed the salary hikes, some of which were increased by up to 300%.

Khalid was also criticised for the amount of funds set aside for development in the state budget which were said to be less than expected compared with the amount allocated for the operating expenditure.

A few weeks ago, things came to a head again between Khalid and Azmin over Azmin's termination as a director on the board of state property developer PKNS.

Azmin blamed Khalid for dropping him as a board member but Khalid claimed it was the corporation’s decision.

An investigation is currently under way to get to the bottom of the issue.

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Another Lie By Anwar and Another Game Plan To Succeed The Imbecility

PKR leader Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim said that the possible move to replace Selangor MB Datuk Seri Khalid Ibrahim is merely an action to upgrade the standards of the state.

“This is not about his performance as an MB as Khalid has been doing great and had been able to resolve many of the issues faced by the state.

“We are just in need of enhancing the level of achievement of the state as it is our model state and the home of the Pakatan leadership,” he said, adding that Selangor has been and will continue to be a launchpad for the party.

With regard the PKR supremo contesting in Kajang, Anwar explained the decision is in no way a bad move.

“Politicians have their ups and downs and if we expect to be on top all the time it’s not going to take us anywhere.

“However, I understand that I owe an explanation to many people, including supporters of Pakatan, and I assure the people that I will soon explain my actions,” he said, adding that he will do so either in Kajang or his father’s home in Country Heights.

Anwar added that the by-election in Kajang this time would be carried out at minimal cost as the party has decided to recycle most of the material to be used.

“I will be reusing a lot of my posters and banners, and new ones will only be made to meet the requirements of the Election Commission,” he said.

On another note, Anwar said that the National Consensus is aimed at finding a middle ground to overcome issues affecting the people.

Presently, it is the racial tension, which has been growing among the people.

“It is of our utmost priority and hope for the ruling government to feel the same way as the situation may cause the people to feel threatened,” Anwar said.

“From our side, we are ready to meet to discuss the issue anytime as we are hoping to resolve it as soon as possible,” he said during a press conference at the Keadilan Headquarters Wednesday.

Also present was PAS deputy president Mohamad Sabu who said that the party will stand by Anwar in the forthcoming by-election.

“I am the deputy president and I believe my words are sufficient for you to know that we (PAS) will not boycott the by-election,” he said.

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