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Friday, September 25, 2009
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DEAR DELEGATES do you want YOUR PRESIDENT to be posted on PR BANNERS and POSTERS like this ? come GE13
The Blind Devout Buddhist, Singing Kok, Rotten fishhead and UMNO wants that. Devout Buddhist and Singing Kok wants that cos they want to make a grand comeback. Rotten Fishhead reason is to cover the PKFZ affair. Umno wants it so that they can squeeze Chua's balls.
Wonder whether Chua Soi Lek still has balls after all the squeezing by UMNO , by Tiong ( for no return of investment , lagi kena sue everywhere ) by his lady boss ?
Shrunk to pea size by now . Or one very big and one very small .
You could be possibly right . They have one hopeful waiting to stand in .
See this article :
DAP to join Barisan Nasional? Friday, 11 September 2009 10:03 | Teh Tarik Satu! (Translated text by PJ Moorthy)
What was once considered as rumour is now being looked at seriously by those concern.
More so, since the open statement by veteran opposition leader Lim Kit Siang on Pakatan’s leadership woes that seems barraged by a myriad of issues.
Recently, the DAP supremo’s statement was rebutted by PAS Secretary General who considered Kit Siang’s musings as mere rubbish.
In fact, two months ago, a Polotical Secretary to a Minister did ask me about DAP. Specifically, he asked me how I felt if DAP was to join the Barisan. My first reaction was to burst out in laughter, but giving it another thought, I was reminded of the time when Tun Abdul Razak was Prime Minister. It was not a laughing matter, to think about it.
Why? Who would have thought that in Tun Razak’s time, Gerakan and PPP which was known for it’s anti-government stance, did an about turn in joining the ranks of the Barisan after the May 13 , 1969 incident?
Now it is Datuk Seri Najib’s term as Premier, and it seems that there could just be a possibility that history may repeat itself. When Tun Razak invited the opposition parties in PAS, Gerakan and PPP to be a part of Barisan, the alliance then was in a bad shape.
Specifically, the component parties with the exception of UMNO were almost critical. The fact that Gerakan and PPP , which are considered multi racial parties, are still in Barisan speaks for itself. PAS of course opted out of the alliance. On the outlook, most would consider these component parties to be in the same critical state it is, Gerakan and PPP. Even MCA and MIC cannot distance themselves from these perilous perch on the cliffs of political abyss.
“If the components are weak, and with PAS pushing for a unity Government, isn’t it better to get DAP in the picture too?'' he said. An idea to be well explored was my reaction. Given the topic of conversation from this experienced officer, I decided to probe further.
From our conversation, it is made out that a group of people has been in talks with their counterparts within the same wavelength to moot this idea within the ranks on both sides, and this has been relayed to the leadership of DAP.
In this aspect, it was then not surprising to find the outburst by Kit Siang in relation to the leadership of Pakatan recently amidst the rising issues and problem faced by the fledgling alliance especially in states under their care.
Is this the sign of break up between DAP, PAS and PKR?
I think his statement has something more to it than just plain , UMNO will win . Got to read between the lines and try to understand why he made that statement .
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The Blind Devout Buddhist, Singing Kok, Rotten fishhead and UMNO wants that. Devout Buddhist and Singing Kok wants that cos they want to make a grand comeback. Rotten Fishhead reason is to cover the PKFZ affair. Umno wants it so that they can squeeze Chua's balls.
ReplyDeleteWonder whether Chua Soi Lek still has balls after all the squeezing by UMNO , by Tiong ( for no return of investment , lagi kena sue everywhere ) by his lady boss ?
ReplyDeleteShrunk to pea size by now . Or one very big and one very small .
I have a feeling that umno wants to see MCA dead
ReplyDeleteThey already have PCM in the wing to take the place of MCA once MCA is kaput
You could be possibly right . They have one hopeful waiting to stand in .
ReplyDeleteSee this article :
DAP to join Barisan Nasional?
Friday, 11 September 2009 10:03 |
Teh Tarik Satu! (Translated text by PJ Moorthy)
What was once considered as rumour is now being looked at seriously by those concern.
More so, since the open statement by veteran opposition leader Lim Kit Siang on Pakatan’s leadership woes that seems barraged by a myriad of issues.
Recently, the DAP supremo’s statement was rebutted by PAS Secretary General who considered Kit Siang’s musings as mere rubbish.
In fact, two months ago, a Polotical Secretary to a Minister did ask me about DAP. Specifically, he asked me how I felt if DAP was to join the Barisan. My first reaction was to burst out in laughter, but giving it another thought, I was reminded of the time when Tun Abdul Razak was Prime Minister. It was not a laughing matter, to think about it.
Why? Who would have thought that in Tun Razak’s time, Gerakan and PPP which was known for it’s anti-government stance, did an about turn in joining the ranks of the Barisan after the May 13 , 1969 incident?
Now it is Datuk Seri Najib’s term as Premier, and it seems that there could just be a possibility that history may repeat itself.
When Tun Razak invited the opposition parties in PAS, Gerakan and PPP to be a part of Barisan, the alliance then was in a bad shape.
Specifically, the component parties with the exception of UMNO were almost critical. The fact that Gerakan and PPP , which are considered multi racial parties, are still in Barisan speaks for itself. PAS of course opted out of the alliance.
On the outlook, most would consider these component parties to be in the same critical state it is, Gerakan and PPP. Even MCA and MIC cannot distance themselves from these perilous perch on the cliffs of political abyss.
“If the components are weak, and with PAS pushing for a unity Government, isn’t it better to get DAP in the picture too?'' he said. An idea to be well explored was my reaction. Given the topic of conversation from this experienced officer, I decided to probe further.
From our conversation, it is made out that a group of people has been in talks with their counterparts within the same wavelength to moot this idea within the ranks on both sides, and this has been relayed to the leadership of DAP.
In this aspect, it was then not surprising to find the outburst by Kit Siang in relation to the leadership of Pakatan recently amidst the rising issues and problem faced by the fledgling alliance especially in states under their care.
Is this the sign of break up between DAP, PAS and PKR?
Hmm.... very interesting !
ReplyDeleteWith DAP joining BN, umno would be boosted with quite a number of very loyal zombies
In fact, the DAP would contribute an even major boost than even Gerakan could have provide back 30 years ago to the Alliance
Both delivered Penang, but DAP delivers more than Penang, they have a captured crowd of zombies who would do everything Lim Kit Siang told them
That's the end of Pakatan also !
ReplyDeleteCompare to the zombies, many MCA members still know what's right from wrong
ReplyDeleteOh maybe CSL will merge MCA with DAP if he wins
That would indeed be a sorry sight for a lot of very sore eyes --- zombies inside MCA :D
Oh yes, this is getting more and more apparent
ReplyDeletehttp://www.malaysiainsider.com/index.php/malaysia/38725-guan-eng-umno-will-win-with-isa
Don't you think it's more than curious when Lim Guan Eng is saying that umno will win, even before a single vote is cast?
Or is that just a prelude of what's to come?
I think his statement has something more to it than just plain , UMNO will win . Got to read between the lines and try to understand why he made that statement .
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