Uncle Kit, i salute u. I m so so proud of u. U r my idol. DAP WIN BIG, WIN BIG, WIN BIG !!!

The tide is changing now with more and more people beginning to realise the damage done to the country by the ruling party.
With the advent of facebook, more young people have come to know the truth and not the yarn spun by the mainstream media.
Even my dad into his late 50s, used to be a BN/MCA supporter is now going for the Opposition.
Not surprising though. He is fed up with the news of spin by the BN controlled media. Everyday without fail. there will be 12 pages of theStar newspaper dedicated to election news bragging about BN so called achievements..unity, tolerance..bla bla bla

I really salute you, Uncle Kit.

I shook your hand for the first time in a ceramah at Taiping late last year. Well, you may not remember me but to me it was the hands of a patriotic and great man that I shook.

The majority voices in DAP has spoken thru a democratic process and elected LGE to where he is. If we truly believe in democracy, then it is not wrong for LGE to step up now to lead based on merit and support from the current majority.

Father should know and feel the son better then most. Is son there for the money?… I don’t think so. Its more definitely LGE’s passion to be a true Malaysian just like LKS, that prompts LKS to fully support his son’s entry into opp politics… leadership in DAP is secondary and decided by majority not LKS alone.

If we can accept our struggle to change Malaysian’s mindset, i.e. no more race/gender/religion separation and jointly work towards meritocracy, we must then first accept whoever is elected to lead DAP, even if it is LGE, being the son of LKS.

Perceived father-son fixing will always remain a perception. BUT is it true? What to gain? Maybe the gain is being term the Father of Change (i.e. changing the mindset of Malaysian to be a true Malaysian once all Malaysians accepted this term “Malaysians”).

The more BN tries to stir up race issues, we should not take the bait, instead maintain steadfast in not insulting our brother Malaysians regardless of race.

For our Chi.., Ind.., and other minority brothers, stay united. For our Mal.. brothers, leave ego aside and join in to eradicate national poverty (not single race poverty). Share the nations wealth for all. Educate our children to aspire and promote healthy competition amongst all. Then only we can see our beloved nation progress as a whole to face continued global challenges in our mother Earth.

Spoon feeding days should be over. Study, work hard and acquire more knowledge should be the current trend. How else to progress and compete even amongst own skin colour? I ask are you willing to sacrifice for our Nation and our fellow Malaysians? The answer should be yes… if you are a true Malaysian. Malaysia belongs to Malaysian.

Uncle Lim and Guan Eng both of you may stand tall among them-

** Better a little with righteousness than much gain with injustice
** Better be a poor man whose walk is blameless than a fool
whose lips are perverse

Implosion of BN?

Of course we’re describing the method, if you will, how UMNO for example, could be transformed or changed from within rather than ‘brought down’. Any military ‘dictatorial-ship’ like the military junta that now rules Myanmar is more likely to be replaced, a method that could hardly be likened to an ‘implosion’ by another vide a military coup against one of their own.

Umno supreme council member Tan Sri Rahim Tamby Chik said he could not see anything exciting about opposition parties.

“They are just attacking on issues such as inflation without suggesting solutions.

“Furthermore, they are not united and squabble among themselves,” he said after launching a briefing for the Kulai Umno election machinery here recently.

He said that a former Umno leader, who was trying to rally the opposition parties, was nothing but a circus clown and political zombie.

“He blasts government policies but did not do anything to change them while he was in power.

Rahim said the Government under the leadership of Prime Minister Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi had introduced strategies such as the development of five economic corridors.

“The government has also focused on human capital development to achieve sustainable development.

“Subsidies for business and education have been given to lessen the burden on those affected by increased prices,” he said.

Rahim said the Barisan had a good chance of winning with a majority.

He said the Government was offering a transformation into better development while the opposition was focused on reformation, which translated into demonstrations and illegal rallies.

“The opposition’s way is backward and they focus on small issues instead of addressing the bigger ones.

“The people must evaluate and not be influenced by empty promises,” Rahim said.

http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2008/2/11/southneast/20228549&sec=southneast

Breaking his silence on his political future, the Penang Chief Minister and Gerakan acting president said he met Prime Minister Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi on Saturday and informed him about this.

“I sought his views and told him of my strategy. My preference is to move to a federal post for the benefit of the people.

“Pak Lah said he will consider it and make a decision,” he told reporters at the Jelutong Gerakan Chinese New Year open house here yesterday.

Dr Koh also said he had given Abdullah a list of three candidates to take over as chief minister if he was accepted to contest a parliamentary seat.

Refusing to reveal the names, Dr Koh said he had confidence in the three candidates “who are seasoned politicians with good track records”.

He said Abdullah would decide on the matter in a few days.

http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2008/2/11/nation/20291468&sec=nation

Good for you. Vote opposition even if the candidate is a cloth salesman.

Seems he is eyeing Gopeng. Luckily, I’m a voter in this constituency. People like him should be in jail and not trying to be an MP. There are so many controversial ppl in MCA and UMNaziO. Aren’t there anybody else good enough? Really sick country.

I want to hear any one of the BN component party voice a complaint that the non-Malays are not happy about the NEP that is on since 1970 before I can believe a single words they say.

Why do we have to sacrifice our rights to just one race in the excuse that they are poor last time.

Special right are actually enjoyed by all Malays whether they are poor or rich , how about the poor Chinese and poor Indians , what special rights do they have for the past 37 years??????.

Can we participate in counting of ballots?
What should we do at poll stations to cut down vote buying?
What DAP needs us to do during the campaigns?

Lets screw them at the voting booth.