Comments on: Keng Yaik wrestling with the truth and his dubious 36-year political legacy? http://blog.limkitsiang.com/2008/01/30/keng-yaik-wrestling-with-the-truth-and-his-dubious-36-year-political-legacy/ for Malaysia Sat, 06 Sep 2008 18:30:51 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 By: limkamput http://blog.limkitsiang.com/2008/01/30/keng-yaik-wrestling-with-the-truth-and-his-dubious-36-year-political-legacy/#comment-73985 limkamput Fri, 01 Feb 2008 08:07:26 +0000 http://blog.limkitsiang.com/2008/01/30/keng-yaik-wrestling-with-the-truth-and-his-dubious-36-year-political-legacy/#comment-73985 "Counter filth and lies on Internet", says Keng Yaik The Barisan Nasional should find ways to challenge the anti-government “filth and lies” now spreading in the Internet, said Gerakan adviser Datuk Seri Dr Lim Keng Yaik. I say bring it on and come here anytime - 24 hours a day there will be people entertaining you. “Counter filth and lies on Internet”, says Keng Yaik
The Barisan Nasional should find ways to challenge the anti-government “filth and lies” now spreading in the Internet, said Gerakan adviser Datuk Seri Dr Lim Keng Yaik.

I say bring it on and come here anytime - 24 hours a day there will be people entertaining you.

]]> By: ablastine http://blog.limkitsiang.com/2008/01/30/keng-yaik-wrestling-with-the-truth-and-his-dubious-36-year-political-legacy/#comment-73638 ablastine Thu, 31 Jan 2008 00:13:00 +0000 http://blog.limkitsiang.com/2008/01/30/keng-yaik-wrestling-with-the-truth-and-his-dubious-36-year-political-legacy/#comment-73638 I do not see why cooperation with Anwar's PKR will necessarily result in significant trade off by DAP notwithstanding a possibility that the PKR may not have as much clout with the malay/non muslim anywhere and therefore may not be able to lend the desired support. A coalition of opposition will make more sense to many more voters than a weak, isolated and splintered opposition each with its own agenda. If voters think that the opposition cannot even agree amongst themselves to form a coalition you cannot really blame them for doubting the ability of the opposition to do no more than make some noise in Parlimant let alone rule a State or the entire country. No doubt DAP is strong in some traditional strongholds but obviously this has not been sufficient to influence the turn of event and fortune in the country or more specifically, the fortune of the less privileged. This election is about as good a time the opposition may ever get to show what it is make of. The country is in definite decline in all areas because of decades of mismanagement, corruption and racist policies. Mahathir the main culprit or main cause of such decline appeared to have woken up from his slumber albeit a bit late now. I still cannot find a reason why he is still bashing Singapore. I think not many people are stupid enough to think that the status quo and race base politics and political parties has worked for the country. In fact many realise that it is this stupid race base politics that has ruin the chance of Malaysia to achieve what it is capable of achieving. Sure some may persist to vote in the kiasu way that they are used to but in the end, they really deserve the government they vote in. If the BN is not trounced properly this time round, I do not think there is much future left in Malaysia. The little Napoleons who were brought up to think that the world owe them a living will surely shit on the rest of the minority groups who will with time become more minor with the flight of their more able ones forever. There is not much time left. Please cooperate. I do not see why cooperation with Anwar’s PKR will necessarily result in significant trade off by DAP notwithstanding a possibility that the PKR may not have as much clout with the malay/non muslim anywhere and therefore may not be able to lend the desired support. A coalition of opposition will make more sense to many more voters than a weak, isolated and splintered opposition each with its own agenda. If voters think that the opposition cannot even agree amongst themselves to form a coalition you cannot really blame them for doubting the ability of the opposition to do no more than make some noise in Parlimant let alone rule a State or the entire country. No doubt DAP is strong in some traditional strongholds but obviously this has not been sufficient to influence the turn of event and fortune in the country or more specifically, the fortune of the less privileged.

This election is about as good a time the opposition may ever get to show what it is make of. The country is in definite decline in all areas because of decades of mismanagement, corruption and racist policies. Mahathir the main culprit or main cause of such decline appeared to have woken up from his slumber albeit a bit late now. I still cannot find a reason why he is still bashing Singapore. I think not many people are stupid enough to think that the status quo and race base politics and political parties has worked for the country. In fact many realise that it is this stupid race base politics that has ruin the chance of Malaysia to achieve what it is capable of achieving. Sure some may persist to vote in the kiasu way that they are used to but in the end, they really deserve the government they vote in. If the BN is not trounced properly this time round, I do not think there is much future left in Malaysia. The little Napoleons who were brought up to think that the world owe them a living will surely shit on the rest of the minority groups who will with time become more minor with the flight of their more able ones forever. There is not much time left. Please cooperate.

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