Tuesday, 16 April 2013

Forget PAS, UMNO should fight DAP head on!

A post by blogger Melayu Lama who is also a good FB friend with his interesting observations and musings. In this post Melayu Lama eloquently and convincingly set out a case why UMNO should fight DAP head to head:

When playing with fire just isn't enough

Post-WWII, right after the axis forces were defeated, locals with an axe to grind in Holland started rounding up pro-German wartime supporters and in some cases people who didn't help the resistance forces (not necessarily supporters of the nazis nor were they opposers of the resistance, they were just people who didn't want to get involved or were too scared) and started torturing them in camps. They were worse than the nazis until eventually Allied Forces arrived at axis forces vacated territories and found those despicable camps of the dutch torturing their own. They tortured their own people worse than even the invading nazis themselves.


pakatan has way too much of an axe to grind and from the look of things, the law, constitution, religious boundaries are all crossed in the name of so-called bigger justice which is to bring down the BN. But if laws are broken, cheating occurs, lies are spread, acts of violence are supported as a means to an end where do we draw the line? If they have all those means at their disposal as a tool to wrestle power do you think they won't keep those tools to maintain power? pakatan rules by mob and thugs and when we let lawlessness prevail in anyway for whatever circumstances we are no better than thugs ourselves. They have an axe to grind and they will chop off heads, even if it is illegal to do so they will conveniently make it legal. That will be the end of civilization as we know it. They are preaching way too much hate and they must be stopped!


The kind of hate towards the Malays dap people have in their eyes is akin to the hate hitler had towards the Jews. No kidding. Everything is Umno's and by extension the Malays' fault. dap is preaching so much hate and saying it's alright to commit wrongs just to get Umno (the Malays) out of power. No sense of right or wrong. People like that will literally plunder and kill since laws and morals are meaningless to them. Even kaffir countries have moral boundaries that cannot be crossed what more Malaysia and yet they are saying morals are of no question. Morals are the basis of a person's character. If they are immoral personally, what more professionally?

You can see that many are supporting a particular side based on tonnes of hate. Racists? Of course, kick us bloody Malays out right? Common sense is certainly missing. A lot of those lopsided, "we can do no wrong" type of postings everywhere. Hypothetically, their idols can rob banks and kill bank security guards in the process right in front of them and their (missing sense of) logic will tell them it's ok because the bank has something to do with BN and the guards are relatives of Umno members. They're mad. No sense of right or wrong anymore.


While I personally do not care for the sexcapades of legislators and such, I am of the opinion that morally, and morals meaning personal conduct here of not just their own but of their spouses, siblings, offsprings, relatives, in-laws, close friends and close associates, should be of acceptable standing. The saying that what they do in their own space and time is their business is rubbish. A public figure has no private life. That is the reality of things. Everything will be under the microscope for public scrutiny. If they insist on having a private life, the only way to do it is to get out of public life. Simple as that. It's a rule practiced everywhere regardless what kind of public figure they are: politicians, tycoons, royals, celebraties, the rules are the same eveywhere.


Even in really open, free for all countries that champion homosexuality, bisexuality, same sex marriages and other sexcapades taboo to Asians, even those societies place some standards of moral conduct on their public figures. The recent CIA head, Bill Clinton, immediate past Singapore parliament speaker and many more have either resigned or have been told to resign because of their sexcapades. Yet, in a supposedly "Islamic" environment such as ours we are told by some quarters that what they do in their spare time is none of our business? Looks like the kaffirs have better moral standards than us? Worse is that we have lebais indoctrinating values of politically laced institutionalized religion to make all these immoral acts halal.


It is quite obvious by now, if we haven't realised it before, that the real fight is between Umno and dap. The arguments and online debate processions for now are clearly race/lingo segregated and achieves minimal effect. Malays in general hardly debate in the English discussions and the dap chinese hardly debate in Malay dicussions. It is time Umno took them head on in the English discussions for the desired effect. Honestly, engaging pas and pkr is clearly a waste of time. They're not the ones determining the course for pakatan not are they wearing the pants in that trio. As lead party in BN, Umno needs to face and take on dap as the lead of the other side. Furthermore, the policies and actions/inactions of the dap have always been in total contradiction with Umno's, all the more reason to take on dap. pas' argument using religion is a mere distraction for Umno. Umno and it's supporters must not waste time with the distracting pak lebais discussing religious rhetotrics and focus on the dap and it's anti-Malay and anti-Muslim goals.



Clearly we have two groups who generally hate each other and speak different lingos. Add that to hate, loose or non-existent morals, institutionalized religion and people who are at loggerheads not being able to communicate let alone understand each other, the dap especially, and pas in a lesser minion-ish role than dap's, better be ready to bear the responsibility of starting something that can spiral out of control more than it already has. We're not talking about playing with fire anymore but more like playing with flame throwers!

Is polling on a Sunday insensitive Bishop Tan?

As the time for nomination day approaches this weekend on 20th of April, the BN are unveiling their list of candidates while the Pakatan are still haggling with theirs...catch the latest here. I am not dwelling to much on the candidates as I, like many Malaysians have already decided which party/coalition that we will vote for.

I have a few words for tantrum throwing Bishop Tan though:

http://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/nation/2013/04/15/bishop-condemns-sunday-polling/

'Reflection of callous insensivity to Christians?'..... What the heck are you talking about? I say man Bishop Tan please get off your high horse lah show some tolerance lah, this is Malaysia if you hadn't noticed our blessed nation  is a multi-religious and multi-racial country which have conducted  three general elections successfully and peacefully on  a Sunday with no complains whatsoever. Voting on Sunday 5 May 2013 will start at 8.00 am and end at 5.00 pm and you can have your mass in the morning which shouldn't take that long, and after that plenty of time for your flock to go to vote what. 

So what do you want really Bishop Tan, the polls to be on a Friday? Rest be assured that the very tolerant majority Malaysian Muslims would not complain as they will find time to vote before or after Friday prayers, tak de hal punya. 

But thething is the polling date are set by the SPR who are appointed by the DYMM Agung, so lets vote on the set date and let us pray that the best candidates of good moral standing are chosen for each constituency shall we? 

So Bishop Tan I think lets move on to a more tolerant Malaysian society, can or not? 

Monday, 15 April 2013

PRU13 - Voting for harmony by Chandra Muzaffar

Voting for harmony — Chandra Muzaffar

APRIL 15, 2013

APRIL 15 — It is a truism that the survival and success of our nation depends upon our ability to sustain and enhance our inter-ethnic harmony. This is why the question of how Barisan Nasional (BN) or Pakatan Rakyat (PR) will manage ethnic relations in the country in the coming years is of critical importance to the voter in the May 5 general election.

For a society whose multi-religious and multi-cultural texture is one of the most complex in the world, Malaysia has done remarkably well in preserving a degree of inter-ethnic harmony which is the envy of the rest of the human family. An objective criterion testifies to this. Over 55 years there has been a minimum of communal violence. There has been only one major riot with communal overtones that resulted in the loss of lives. That the riot of May 13 1969 was contained within a specific city, that law and order was restored within weeks and democratic rule reinstated in 21 months, is incontrovertible proof of the government’s ability to deal with an ethnic challenge.

The BN government and its predecessor, the Alliance, have proven their credentials in a number of other less significant fracases. The 1967 disturbance in Penang; the 1978 Kerling incident; and the 2001 Kampung Medan episode would be some examples. The BN has also defused ethnic tensions arising from certain issues such as the 1978 Merdeka University controversy, and the 2010 sporadic attacks on churches, mosques and a gurdawara in the wake of a court decision on the use of the term “Allah”. Culprits responsible for the one cow head and five pig head incidents in recent years have also been punished by the law. 

It is an irrefutable fact that BN has the experience and the expertise in dealing with ethnic challenges. PR has yet to be tested largely because when ethnic issues impinge upon security, they come within the purview of the federal government. Its management of four state governments has not equipped PR with the skills and knowledge to negotiate the complex multi-ethnic terrain that is Malaysia.

PR supporters sometimes point to the inter-ethnic harmony in Kelantan as proof of its ability to maintain good relations among the different communities. Inter-harmony in Kelantan has very little to do with the PAS-led government per se. Even when BN was in power in Kota Baru from 1978 to 1990, relations between the majority Malay community and the Chinese and Siamese minorities were amicable. Kelantan has a long and distinguished record of inter-ethnic conviviality which goes beyond parties and politics. The small size of the minorities — five per cent of the population — and their readiness to integrate into the larger Malay cultural ethos, the accommodative attitude of the majority, and an indigenous structure of governance which was not totally subverted by colonial rule, have all contributed to this.

In fact, current trends seem to suggest that conviviality among the communities in Kelantan may be under some strain as a result of the politics represented by PAS and its partner, the DAP. Some of the restrictions and controls imposed in the name of PAS’s notion of “Islamic morality” are beginning to create a certain degree of uneasiness among younger non-Muslim Kelantanese. Similarly, the rise of Chinese ethnocentrism at the national level, fuelled to a large extent by the DAP, is seeping into the consciousness of a segment of Chinese youths in Kelantan, and separating them from the Malay majority.

This is the real danger of enthroning PAS and DAP in Putrajaya. If they rule Malaysia, their respective ideological orientations will widen even further the chasm that divides Malaysian communities. PAS’s superficial approach to Muslim identity reflected in its negative outlook on the rights and roles of women; the interaction between the sexes; and what constitutes wholesome entertainment, coupled with its obsession with prohibitions and punishments, will not only drive a wedge between Muslims and non-Muslims but also polarise Muslims themselves. The DAP, on the other hand, which is already alienated from the Malay majority because of some of its chauvinistic stances will trigger a backlash from the latter if it pursues policies on the economy or education motivated by its lopsided view of equality.

It is not just their individual policies that are inimical to national unity. The DAP is vehemently opposed to PAS’s Islamic state which remains the Islamic party’s real goal even as it continues to flip-flop over its “negara kebajikan”. The DAP’s mission of a “Malaysian Malaysia” which in reality demonstrates very little empathy for the defining attributes of the land and its identity — Bahasa Melayu; Islam and the Malay Rulers — is a quest which PAS rejects totally though it has not been vocal about it since 2008. This huge gap that separates the two parties in Pakatan defies resolution. The third partner in PR, Parti Keadilan Rakyat (PKR), has made no attempt to reconcile this ideological split between the two parties. This is why PR is, for all intents and purposes, an inchoate, disparate inter-party grouping which is utterly incapable of bringing the various Malaysian communities together.

Malaysians should ask themselves if it is wise to hand the reins of power to such a grouping especially at a time when religion is emerging as the fundamental fault-line in our society. This is a pertinent question to raise for while PAS remains wedded to a narrow identity-based dogma, the DAP is increasingly becoming the conduit for strident Christian voices that are less than sensitive to the prevailing Muslim-majority landscape. How can any sane, sensible person expect these two parties to help forge unity in the years ahead?

* Dr Chandra Muzaffar is chairman of the Board of Trustees of Yayasan 1 Malaysia.

Will ROS deregister the DAP for their CEC election fiasco?

The DAP leaders are having their hands full even before the 20th April nomination day, for starters the threat of being de-registered by the Registrar of Societies due to serious problems in their recent CEC election is looking very real.

DAP told to attend ROS inquiry on April 18

Lim told to explain DAP polls fiasco

I think the DAP Leaders are clearly rattled by the turn of events with Karpal Singh even giving out this pre-emptive statement:


....which I think is uncalled for considering that ROS is only doing its job and had the CEC election been done according to the book none of the problems associated with the CEC elections would have materialized. In other words DAP have nobody else to blame for the fiasco except themselves and their leaders.


If indeed the DAP is de-registered I hope that its Secretary General Lim Guan Eng be man enough to take responsibility for the disaster and not blame BN and the elections for something which was of their own doing.

Wednesday, 10 April 2013

PRU13: Nomination Day 20th April, Voting Day 5th May

The long wait is finally over..the SPR had announced today that the Nomination Day for PRU13 shall be Saturday 20th April while Voting will be on Sunday 5th May 2013.


GE13: Polls on May 5, EC announces

I would have thought that with all parties engaged in political campaign since March 2008, the campaigning period would have been reduced to the bare minimum....14 days is a long time in politics. 

Especially so we have the many shit stirrers allied to Pakatan DAP,PAS,PKR like Ambiga's 'Bersih' and Haris Ibrahim ABU who are presmearing an expected Barisan Nasional Victory over the chaotic Pakatan parties coalition who cannot even agree on their choice of PM and publicly disagree on many issues of national interests lets not even to begin about their disagreements of who gets more and what seats to contest in PRU13.

I think of all the rubbish spewed by the Pakatan supporters ABU's message of violence need to be nipped in the bud by the relevant authority namely our PDRM, intimidating voters with thuggish statements is not Malaysia's culture and will invite response in kind from other citizens not happy with Violent Haris's message.

Gila-Lah Si Haris

Yes I agree Haris dah makin menggila, a dumbass trying to breath violence and hate into his lifeless ABU campaign. Can't blame him really, the Pakatan campaign in ceramahs are full of negatives, hate and divisive messages. They want to win Putrajaya by beating down the Barisan Nasional with hate and divisiveness. I pray that Malaysians will see through this bunch of power crazed wannabee leaders of Malaysia, they will bring nothing but misery to Malaysians with their chaotic and leaderless way.

Stay Calm, Vote Wisely

Friday, 5 April 2013

PRU13: Must see #UBAH video

Friends, please take time to watch this video:


Stay Calm, Vote Wisely, Vote Barisan Nasional

Will Gelang Patah be Lim Kit Siang's Waterloo?

I am not predicting anything here but just to show that the Gelang Patah Parliamentary seat may no be what DAP thinks...a walkover win for them as they are super confident that the predominantly rural Chinese in Gelang Patah would vote for the DAP in overwhelming numbers no matter what:

Read:

'Ghani can stop the Opposition'


I think the DAP camp must be having second thoughts about putting their grand old men in Gelang Patah now.

Wednesday, 3 April 2013

Interlude..for keeping calm

Interlude..for keeping calm, a long favourite of mine:


Lyrics:

Leaving On A Boat for Beyond The Other Side Of The Ocean
I'll Bet You In The Morning you Won't Even Know I'm Gone
I'm tired Of Living Here in The Middle Of A Mixed Emotion
I Might As Well Be Living on The Other Side Of The Sun.

leaving With The Feeling I Don't Know How I'm Dealing
with Loving You
though Once I Knew the Special Way and What To Do
to Make You Stay
forever And Ever
even As I'm Leaving I'll Never Stop Believing
you Are The One who Can Make Me Laugh
and Can Bring Me Back
from Beyond The Other Side Of The Sun.

rolling Down The River I Hope I Can Deliver The Morning
wishing On A Star for The Sun To Come Out And Play
funny, When It's Over you Really Don't Remember The Warnings
you Might As Well Be Living out Beyond The Milky Way
(Forever And Ever)

leaving With The Feeling I Don't Know How I'm Dealing
with Loving You,
though Once I Knew the Special Way
and What To Do to Make You Stay
forever And Ever
even As I'm Leaving I'll Never Stop Believing
you Are The One who Can Make Me Laugh
and Can Bring Me Back
from Beyond The Other Side Of The Sun.

(Sax Interlude)

leaving With The Feeling I Don't Know How I'm Dealing
with Loving You
though Once I Knew the Special Way
and What To Do to Make You Stay
forever And Ever
even As I'm Leaving I'll Never Stop Believing
you Are The One who Can Make Me Laugh
and Can Bring Me Back
from Beyond The Other Side Of The Sun

The wait for the 13th Malaysian GE is over, Keep Calm and VOTE Barisan Nasional

The long long wait and speculations are over, PRU13 here we come, Paliament was dissolved this morning by our Prime Minister :

Najib announces dissolution of Parliament

This is an interesting place to get updated on the Elections, 13th Malaysian General Election

PRU-13: Parlimen dibubar tepat pada masa - Penganalisis
Oleh AZMAIN IBRAHIM

KUALA LUMPUR 3 April - Pembubaran Parlimen secara rasmi hari ini adalah tepat pada masanya dengan mengambil kira iklim politik, ekonomi dan sosial yang stabil selain pemerintah telah berjaya mencipta rekod pembangunan yang cemerlang, kata penganalisis politik, Prof. Datuk Dr. Zainal Kling.

Malah, katanya, Perdana Menteri, Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak melalui pemerintahannya sejak empat tahun lalu telah pun meninggalkan impak positif kepada negara.

Menurut beliau, pembangunan juga banyak telah dilakukan oleh Najib dalam tempoh empat tahun lalu termasuk melakukan transformasi besar-besaran dalam sektor kerajaan, ekonomi, politik dan sosial.

Katanya, perancangan terperinci Perdana Menteri telah dibuat sejak sekian lama selain mendapat maklum balas yang positif dari dalam negara dan luar negara.

"Pelaburan asing telah meningkat ke dalam negara, malah, perancangan ekonomi negara untuk tempoh lima tahun akan datang sudah pun tersedia dan selari dengan perancangan,’’ katanya kepada Utusan Online ketika dihubungi di sini hari ini.

Zainal diminta mengulas pembubaran Parlimen secara rasmi hari ini bagi membolehkan Pilihan Raya Umum Ke-13 (PRU-13) diadakan dalam tempoh 60 hari.

Perkara itu diumumkan Perdana Menteri dalam ucapan khasnya yang disiarkan secara langsung menerusi televisyen dari pejabatnya.

Tambah Zainal, Najib telah membangunkan negara lebih daripada sebuah negara kebajikan.

Malah, pakatan pembangkang amat cemburu dengan kejayaan yang telah dilaksanakan oleh kerajaan sejak empat tahun lalu.

“Najib sudah pun menyalurkan bantuan kewangan kepada para usahawan, petani, belia, wanita, golongan kurang upaya dan boleh dikatakan meliputi pelbagai peringkat masyarakat,’’ ujarnya. - UTUSAN

Artikel Penuh:© Utusan Melayu (M) Bhd

FRIENDS, Just Remember this....Your Votes will determine the fate of this blessed nation of ours, vote wisely, don't throw your votes by voting emotionally.

Tuesday, 2 April 2013

Come elecction time I will show my middle finger to the DAP too

From Rocky Bru's here....A DAPster showing middle finger to 1Malaysia?
DAP's Hew Kuan Yau has become a legend with a capital F: 
A kurang akar DAP leader
A Dapster trying to jolok sarang tebuan?

Better be prepared Dapsters, we are going to show the DAP our middle fingers come PRU time:


Dapsters can think they can do what ever they like, but please be reminded you have no control of the consequences of your actions.