Is that not interference? Or by invitation? Now, that CM of Sri Lanka only request to look into the complaint is being asked to lay off…….what’re they displaying is a mirror of themselves….STUPID ! STUPID ! STUPID ! You heard the remark before?

There is not a single Malaysians without complaint/feeling being discriminated over the years with the exception of the ruling class. So, something must be very very wrong indeed.

But, the ruling class still behave that the mass is still sleeping under the zinc roof and wanted only a clean longgang and new paved roads once every 4-5 years. So, you can see the roughshod they throw around with shout of threats, acting mean and vicious and “wild” language both in words and body. Somehow, I wonder how all these years they can get through the august house. Did they turned that into a denned retreat? We have all seen it all!

NEP - hardly the brainchild of Khalid Ibrahim. He was running around half naked (could not afford clothes) when the architects of the NEP were busy at work.

It is time whichever political party or coalition of parties that run the government re-assess many of the policies in place for the last five decades. Some of these policies retard rather than encourage economic growth and have lost some of their relevance. After it has been almost half a century. In economic terms that is a very long time.

She can learn from Singapore of course, but Singapore is in a different situation. Her economic growth lies in her value added and technology and capital intensive export industries. Her domestic market is too small to be relied upon to cater for the needs of industries which depend on economies of scale for their economic viability. Singapore is a city state, negative population growth sooner or later will set in to accommodate her need for land.

I feel economic union between Singapore and Malaysia in some form sooner or later is inevitable. When it happens it will be a marriage of sorts between two parties when divorce is not an option.

51.8 percent of Ijok voters are Malays. How will they vote? BN & NEP or race without NEP? BN/MIC’s K Parthiban will be backed by BN’s well oiled machinery. Arrayed opposite is Anwar’s PKR’s heavyweight Khalid Ibrahim, one time Guthrie’s CEO and brains behind the NEP who now is expected to speak against NEP and corruption. It pitches Anwar’s “new platform’ for Malays against UMNO’s. Anwar is expected to also raise controversial murder of Mongolian woman Altantuya Shariibuu. Umno deputy president and Deputy Premier Najib Abdul Razak’s would be forced to rebut.

Ijok by-election will show whether its 51.8 percent voters will heed issues of corruption and abuse of power and NEP, raised in this blog and other blogs, more importantly by a prominent and successful Malay (Khalid Ibrahim) before them. Or they together with other non malay voters would still prefer BN and their development pledges, money politics etc.

Ijok determines whether mindset of Malaysian voters can now be changed. Or we all have to wait for another 300 years.

I’ve lived in Singapore for fifteen years and I know how is progress like and I don’t see it where I lived now in Malaysia. I do wonder why? But I find it so nonsense that a person can be so stupid as to limit trades in order to protect his. The whole ideology of UMNO is irrelevant in the 21st century, UMNO will indeed die a natural death.

The issues were not over ideology but were bread and butter issues. Voters did the right thing i.e. using the DAP to air their grievances and vote for the ruling party based on its electoral promises to deliver.

This is one strategy that never fails. Political party?? Who cares. You cannot eat on political loyalty.