Comments on: DAP-PKR seats talks too slow - must be wrapped up by end-Jan as polls in 40 days

By: sotong

sotong — Tue, 29 Jan 2008 00:18:43 +0000

Most non bumi are very independent and resourceful. They do not rely on the government for their success…..irrespective of who is in government, they will not benefit much from the handouts.

The country needs an urgent radical reform of the government administration to ensure its stability, integrity and prosperity in the long term.

To vote for real change, one needs to vote Opposition.

By: azam

azam — Mon, 28 Jan 2008 05:50:23 +0000

Dawsheng;
Very unfair for u take Islam word from SIS or anti-hadith group. Same thing very unfair for me to jugde Chritianity from the eye of Yehovah Withnesses. Very unfair for me to judge Hindu from Saif Baba perspective.
You keep on talking about differences. What is your objectives? Why don’t you talk about similarities. I’m quite sure that the similarities are plenty to discuss. I’m quite sure that if we can understand each other, that better for future generation.
As I state previously, PAS never ask you and DAP to change your vision, mission and struggle. PAS respect the differences.
Taking Kelantan as example. The operating procedure introduce by the state goverment never devided based on religion. Skim Kifalah insurans give the benifit to everybody died more than 60 years old. Every chinese got problem such as house burn or flood will be help sama as malay. Even the scholarship give by this poor state to all the Kelantanese including the chinese. You can ask YB Ng Yen Yen Deputy of Miniter from MCA. She was the one who recieved the scholarship from Kelantan State during medical study.
The land act also implement fair for Kelantan people without see the race. The malay or chinese from out site Kelantan, if they want to buy land in Kelantan, it should be through State Exco. That’s why the hindu very much agree that Kelantan state gave the primier land in the middle of Kota Bharu for them to built tample. The issues of land, my dear brother, can not hide the picture of PAS if PAS truly anti other religion.
What do you say?

By: LadyGodiva

LadyGodiva — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 17:10:48 +0000

What bottle??

By: dawsheng

dawsheng — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 14:56:27 +0000

It may also be a case of illusion, where some people see the bottle as full when in fact the bottle is empty.

By: Godfather

Godfather — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 11:43:16 +0000

I guess it is a case of some of us looking at the bottle as half empty, and some looking at it as half full. Let’s move on to other threads.

By: Loh

Loh — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 10:28:05 +0000

The above news item was copied from Malaysia Today.

By: Loh

Loh — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 08:09:53 +0000

///Umno needs a fresh mandate from the people in the soon-to-be-held general election to provide continuity to the Malay agenda struggle, party information chief Tan Sri Muhammad Muhammad Taib said.

With the new mandate, he said, the Barisan Nasional (BN) government helmed by Umno could pursue programmes to upgrade the socio-economic well-being of the Malays///

He spoke as though Malaysia belongs only to Malays.

By: alaneth

alaneth — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 05:45:52 +0000

We are debating too deep here into the technicalities of coalition, fear of Islamisation, etc etc…

But the non-Muslim mindset is simple which will show in the elections. Whatever parties contest, they will vote the more pro-Liberal, pro-Secular, anti-Fanatism, anti-Extremism regardless of whatever party contests.

Of course Khir Toyo & Ali Rustam’s extremist policies will not go down well with non-Muslims. Tajol Rosli, Adnan Yaakob, Mohd Hassan will fare better……

If no good choice then spoilt votes will increase or they may not even bother to vote.

By: Jeffrey

Jeffrey — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 03:39:10 +0000

Godfather, my response to you comments is “awaiting moderation”.