The 916 obsession – 54 BN MPs have Anwar to thank for the last-minute free junket to Taiwan


The last-minute free junket to Taiwan for 54 MPs is shaping up to be the greatest political farce in the nation’s 51-year history – all because of the “916 obsession” of the Umno/Barisan Nasional leadership.

UMNO/Barisan Nasional leaders have put up a bold public front dismissing the possibility of any change of government come Sept. 16, dismissing the “916” speculation as political gimmick and “day-dream”, although in their heart of hearts, it has become a “living nightmare” to the Umno/BN leadership.

This is because Umno/BN leadership are acutely and painfully aware that six months after the March 8 general election, more and more BN MPs are convinced that the Prime Minister and the Barisan Nasional leadership have completely lost their way as illustrated by the latest Ahmad Ismail furore and have neither the vision nor political will to relate and become relevant to the revolution of new hopes and expectations of post-political tsunami Malaysia.

As compared to six months ago, there are even fewer BN MPs who are prepared to defend the policies and programmes of the Prime Minister and the BN leadership, as they have lost all hope and confidence in the their ability to manage a major turnaround of political support of the people.

Although they are still BN MPs in name, they have lost allegiance to BN.

This is the real reason why there is a quiet desperation and panic about the “916” speculation among the top Umno/BN leadership and the reason for the last-minute decision to organise a junket dragooning BN MPs to Taiwan to foil Anwar’s “916” plan.

That the credibility gap of BN leaders has plumbed new depths can be gauged from the fact that nobody believes a single thing which BN leaders, whether the Prime Minister, Deputy Prime Minister, the Chairman or Deputy Chairman of the Barisan Nasional Backbenchers Club (BBC) is saying about the last-minute junket for the 54 BN MPs – when they are treated like modern-day bond-slaves, losing all personal liberty and freedom until Sept. 16 is “safely” over and past!

For instance, the BBC Deputy Chairman Datuk Bung Mohtar Radin (Kinabatangan) told the Star today that the “overseas study trip” was planned three months ago but Taiwan was chosen two days ago “as Taiwan confirmed it was able to conduct our study tour”.



The BBC Chairman Datuk Seri Tiong King Sing had a different story, as he had said that “Initially, we wanted to go to China but as we did not have enough time to process our visas, we decided on Taiwan instead.”

Clearly, what Tiong, Radin and even Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi and Datuk Seri Najib Razak have said about the last-minute BN MPs junket to Taiwan are just “lies, lies and lies” not to be believed at all.

The simple truth is that the 54 BN MPs have Anwar to thank for the last-minute free junket to Taiwan – all because of the “916” obsession and fear of the Umno/BN leaders.

I understand that the UMNO and BN leadership only have confidence in the allegiance of some 60 per cent of the 76 BN backbenchers – which leaves the possible action of the rest of the 40 per cent or over 30 BN MPs to anybody’s guess.

Lately, with talk of individual BN MPs leaving BN expanding to entire component parties like Gerakan and even MCA leaving the coalition because of recrudescence of cronyism, corruption, extremism and racism, the uncertainty and instability of Barisan Nasional’s hold on federal power will become even more acute after “916” and the return of the BN junketeers from Taiwan.

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  1. #1 by boh-liao on Tuesday, 9 September 2008 - 5:41 pm

    Penang Gerakan Youth Chief Huan Cheng Guan has quit as Penang Barisan Nasional Youth chief with immediate effect.

    Huan, 47, who is also Barisan Nasional Backbenchers Club (BBC) executive secretary, is currently in Taiwan, accompanying 41 other MPs on a week-long study trip.

    Alamak, 47 years old and still a youth. Betul ke?

    Long overdue to quit as a youth, let alone a youth chief.

    Want to tayang principles, dare to quit Gerakan and BN or not? Or sayang to give up the free R&R and play-play in Taiwan?

  2. #2 by pangwl88 on Tuesday, 9 September 2008 - 5:49 pm

    We can wait …

    9 1 6 is just a figure, it doesn’t mean anything.

    We have waiting for so long.. so what if we wait for another month?

    Nahhhhhh, give PR to the END of the YEAR!!!!!

    I, as a MALAYSIAN and TAX PAYER, give PR the permission to do so!

    We can wait …

    2009 is a good number….. as “9″ stands for Longevity in Chinese!!!

  3. #3 by Luther on Tuesday, 9 September 2008 - 5:49 pm

    YB LKS,
    Now is the right time for you to suggest to Menteri Pelajaran that we should recognise more universiti degree from both Taiwan and China since the BN cabinet also fancy these 2 country successness in technology.otherwise they wouldn’t sent 1/4 of the parliment to Taiwan and news paper said two days ago, that the deputy menteri pelajaran also suggest/will send 126 cikgus to China to learn something.. How come BN sent all these people to unregconised land??
    May be this is instrumented by the MP of Kulim what Zulkifri of PKR.–Balik Cina, and BN need change then they said go to cina.otherwise no visas will be approved??

  4. #4 by boh-liao on Tuesday, 9 September 2008 - 5:52 pm

    MM has been persuaded to rejoin Umno after three months out of the party.

    Ha, ha, persuaded! What a muka saving term!

    How come MM is rejoining Umno when he is supposed to emigrate? A bit senile there. Any sign of neurological disorder like Alzheimer’s Disease, Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease, Parkinson’s Disease, or the like?

  5. #5 by sunflower on Tuesday, 9 September 2008 - 5:56 pm

    Twenty years ago, history lessons were all about how Malaysia achieved its independence and how the different races lived together in harmony. Ten years from now, our children will be reading about all the bigots and racist politicians in this country. Good legacy for Malaysia. Moving from third world to fourth world mentality.

  6. #6 by Orang-asli on Tuesday, 9 September 2008 - 6:00 pm

    Malay got not gut willpower any more. Chinese now statrt to dominate political scence in Malaysia and now a start to show thier got and chalange the Malay in order to relizing thier desire.

    Malay now under the foot of …… this true when chince start to behave sombong lately, especially among the younger generation.

    They just simply eat in fornt of us wihout respect that we are PUASA

    Think before to late.

  7. #7 by Jimm on Tuesday, 9 September 2008 - 6:00 pm

    From one mistake , BN done far too many wrongs ……
    Well, that what they used to say, birds of the same feathers, follocks together. ……
    To me, this is the first time in Malaysia history that gruling government have to run and hide from opposition attempt to overthrow them.
    Rakyat must be more aware that we just cannot simply elect our MP anymore. All these clowns are merely sucking up our country wealth and taking care of themselves first. Sickening …
    Whatever UMNO are doing now is a perfect sign of the dawning of a new day to Malaysian.
    Whatever BN are doing only shows that because of monies and greed of power that make them ‘united’ .
    Whatever The Done Master intended now are also great, we can nailed him to witness his downfalls ..one by one.
    God only make sure that sinner pays……

  8. #8 by Jimm on Tuesday, 9 September 2008 - 6:03 pm

    The Done Master have no other choice but to get back into UMNO in the attempt to escape from any punishment that bound to hit him , should PR take over the government. He will used the Malays sendiments to create havoc and unpeace to this country in order to keep anyone that might bring him or his family members to court.
    He is too smart and those ‘slavery’ Malays that supported him ..will do anything for him.
    We just need to sit down and enjoy the show.

  9. #9 by allen_msia on Tuesday, 9 September 2008 - 6:05 pm

    A DEFIANT Datuk Ahmad Ismail stood his ground, saying that he was willing to face any action, even if it was the Internal Security Act (ISA), after his meeting with BN and Umno president Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi and his deputy Datuk Seri Najib Razak today.

    YB
    Give him what he ask !

  10. #10 by ENDANGERED HORNBILL on Tuesday, 9 September 2008 - 6:07 pm

    Tun M is such an old pain. So far as I can see, his pain is psychosomatic and chronic and the old man will go on whining till God knows when. As with many an old man, we should give this old man some pity, albeit very sparingly, but not so much of attention. As some doctors do with attention-deficit old folks, you just ignore them; somehow hopefully, their whining stops – and I hope this one will too!

  11. #11 by Luther on Tuesday, 9 September 2008 - 6:09 pm

    mmm is not important no more,if he still can make changes or believed to be so then the only thing he can make is mati malaysia > mm.
    He use Mathematic MM in English to weaken all the future Malaysian so that all can count his mistake and wrong deeds.
    He use Sains in english so that Malysian can only go to the space/moon by Russia space shuttle belong to Communis which is non religious.
    mm can’t even do nothing but boosting around with our hard earn monies and then claimed that he do the best for the country and all the yessman said he is the what developmentman..

  12. #12 by boh-liao on Tuesday, 9 September 2008 - 6:17 pm

    Achtung! Achtung! Watch out, all MPs!

    The next reconvened session in our parliament may become very very violent – not just verbal, but physical!

    Taiwan’s parliament is notably known and notorious for fistfights; brawls; hair pulling; throwing of shoes, chairs, placards and boards; spraying water; wrestling violently; punching, kicking and gouging each other.

    After their study tour in Taiwan, the BN MPs will be well trained in the above-mentioned tactics.

    Whether they remain as the ruling MPs or opposition MPs in the next reconvened session in our parliament, they will not give PR MPs the time of the day and they will also put their new found skills into good practice!

    Achtung! Achtung!

  13. #13 by LBJ on Tuesday, 9 September 2008 - 6:18 pm

    This is what I think about this trip!

    Study Guide For BN MPs Agriculture Study Tour In Taiwan
    ===========================================

    Topic 1 : Golf Tree

    Many of you YBs play golf. I can see many of you comng to Taiwan with your golf sets.

    Do you know, golf balls come from golf tree. The golf ball is from the fruit of the tree. The golf ball fruit is white in colour and it has a white dimpled surface. The fruit is very hard and not edible. The fruit is used in the game called golf. The name is taken from the tree.

    The golf game was was first played in ancient china by the emperor. It later spread to central asia, and on to Europe. The golf tree grow in cool climate region, Sabah highland will be a good choice for growing the tree.

    Since there are many YBs from Sabah and especially Bung Mokhtar Radin, . You may want to consider planting the golf ball tree in Sabah. It will help Sabah to generate income. At the same time, you can reduce the cost of importing expensive golf balls into

  14. #14 by Puppy-Power on Tuesday, 9 September 2008 - 6:19 pm

    why is PR so quiet? Why are they not making a stand and say that UMNO is a racist? Why are the Malay leaders in PR not coming out to protect their brothers and sisters from other races? I wonder why it’s so quiet.

  15. #15 by LBJ on Tuesday, 9 September 2008 - 6:21 pm

    As you see, I dont have high regards for the stuff between the ears of these YBs.

  16. #16 by tan chi nam on Tuesday, 9 September 2008 - 6:24 pm

    zak, who is this zak….
    anyway zak your comment nowdays is making alot of sense…..
    i put it to you zak,u are not what you have said working somewhere with hiring 15 malaysian..are you a politician or somehow anyone we know???

  17. #17 by boh-liao on Tuesday, 9 September 2008 - 6:37 pm

    “I stood by my statements and I will not appologise,” Ahmad Ismail told reporters after meeting AAB and NR. FO and FU to AAB and NR from Ahmad!

    Wow, Ahmad Ismail wants to be the flaming phoenix that rises from the ash. He is now catapaulted into prominence and fame – and he is ready to be a great martyr!

  18. #18 by balendram on Tuesday, 9 September 2008 - 6:53 pm

    All the 50 plus Malaysian MP s who have no back bone to face the challenges in the country might be holding talks in Taiwan to transfer their illgotten wealth to foreign banks and country, they are very much scared PKR will take over and their dirty tricks will comet to public knowledge

  19. #19 by baochingtian on Tuesday, 9 September 2008 - 7:08 pm

    I’m truly sorry that the PM can’t make decision on arrogant racist despite meeting after meeting, porr-lah! His political career has already come to almost a dead end, thanks to his inefficiency and cronies. Why can’t he for once do something good to the country before he disappears himself?

  20. #20 by tesl_lecturer on Tuesday, 9 September 2008 - 7:10 pm

    sigh,another waste of malaysian’s hard earned money….gosh,i think i should stop paying LHDN….but wait…hmmmm….one person can’t make a difference…..

    sigh….”continue- Lah robbing us ooo gomen”….

  21. #21 by taiking on Tuesday, 9 September 2008 - 7:17 pm

    Rafidah said “Nobody should belittle Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak’s apology over the alleged racist remarks made by Bukit Bendera Umno division chief Datuk Ahmad Ismail, Tan Sri Rafidah Aziz said”.

    To belittle means (my own understanding) baseless acts or conducts or criticism which result in the lowering a person’s real or perceived worth, value or status.

    A little mathematics would perhaps be apt. If A’s public status is worth a perfect 100, and as a result of baseless criticisms by others A suffered a status drop to say 75 then he could be said to have been belittled for his public perceived worth has dropped by 25 points or 25% – a significant change.

    Now, if B’s perceived public worth is say only 5 points and if he suffered a similar 25% depreciation then he would be worth 3.75. The drop is absolute terms is actually quite small compared to A (25 points vs 1.25 points).

    The point is the absolute drop gets progressively smaller when one moves from a position of high value, worth or status to a position of low value, worth or status.

    As an illustration, lets look at C who has say, 0.5 points of perceived public value. A 25% loss would see C shedding only 0.125 points. That means as a matter of natural progression we would soon approach the realm of negligibles and subsequently the sphere of the infinitesimal.

    Now, what is najib’s perceived public worth? This is determined by your perception of him. With this little exercise perhaps we can evaluate in a more objective fashion the quantum of belittling he had been subject to.

    Work it out at home. Discuss and compare with friends if you want.

  22. #22 by Elwin Heng on Tuesday, 9 September 2008 - 7:17 pm

    Liar, PM & DPM!

    After the incident of petrol price hiked, PM asked all of us to save, spent smart or cut-cost! Even so elegance affirmative on cost-cutting during 51th Merdeka!

    Cheat me (rakyat) again!
    Just because of the “916″ obsession and fear of the Umno/BN leaders, decided for the last-minute free junket to Taiwan, misuse power authority and/or waste our money! Why must required 54 BN MPs? Productive? Frankly, I’m not convinced by the statement of DPM!

    TQ.
    Warmest regards.

  23. #23 by boh-liao on Tuesday, 9 September 2008 - 7:31 pm

    What’s the rumour now regarding MM’s re-entry into active politics, rather than sneaking out of the country?

    Is MM reptating back to Umno?

    Or is MM crawling to PKR and seeking forgiveness from AI to join PKR? Let’s kiss and forgive and forget!

  24. #24 by peterchiang on Tuesday, 9 September 2008 - 7:39 pm

    Taiwan hit by 6.1 quakes…MP better come home for safety

  25. #25 by AsalUsuLMalaysiaHacked on Tuesday, 9 September 2008 - 7:51 pm

    LOL! FATE! GOD WILL ROFLMAO!~

  26. #26 by MyFoot on Tuesday, 9 September 2008 - 8:12 pm

    The most stupid mistakes they make, they more the rakyat are fed up with them. Do make more mistake. Come next general election, once and for all the rakyat vote them out.

  27. #27 by Loh on Tuesday, 9 September 2008 - 8:16 pm

    TDM having resigned from UMNO is now said to be applying for UMNO membership. Would his application be approved at a branch level, and be accepted by the party? Has AAB any say on TDM’s application?

    The UMNO Supreme Council should be the body that has the final authority on rejecting or accepting TDM if AAB has the courage to have this issue discussed. AAB now faces a dilemma.

    If AAB supports TDM’s entry into UMNO, then other Supreme Council members need not have to indicate their preference. It implies that the Supreme Council including AAB have confidence in TDM. Since TDM has been criticising AAB for being unfit to be PM, and if other Supreme Council members support TDM’s entry into UMNO, they are in fact endorsing TDM’s statement that AAB is not qualified to be PM. Thus TDM is accepted to replace AAB as party president.

    If AAB rejects TDM in the Supreme Council meeting, then he opens himself to a confidence vote. If more than half the members reject TDM, AAB is still the president with reduced authority, by the proportion that went against him. If AAB fails to get the majority vote, then he would have to leave now, rather than wait for the election result in December.

    I suppose AAB will schedule the Supreme Council meeting after 916. The stake might be less meaningful.

  28. #28 by Jong on Tuesday, 9 September 2008 - 8:25 pm

    UMNO is definitely under severe threat!
    The No.1 and No.2 in UMNO may put on a bold front to deny it but what else do we expect them to do, they need to save face don’t they? :D

    It’s so amusing watching them in ‘pucat and panik’ and running helter skelter not knowing what else to do except to get all their ’49 suspect’ BN MPs herded out of the country to prevent them from crossing over to Pakatan Rakyat. What an insult to their intelligence and right to their choice for change!

  29. #29 by MyFoot on Tuesday, 9 September 2008 - 8:32 pm

    To the 54 MPs who went to Taiwan,
    Go enjoy your holiday.
    Then come back to join PR and help DSAI form new govt.
    So the trip to Taiwan doesn’t stop the 916.
    The trip to Taiwan doesn’t mean anything.
    Cheers!

  30. #30 by Anak Msia on Tuesday, 9 September 2008 - 8:37 pm

    what if DSAI announce 1016; 1116;1225 etc to take over, does it means the MP will have chance to go holiday everyday?

  31. #31 by Anak Msia on Tuesday, 9 September 2008 - 8:39 pm

    sorry, does it means the MP will have chance to go holiday every month ?

  32. #32 by sickandtired on Tuesday, 9 September 2008 - 9:25 pm

    Cowards is the word!!!

  33. #33 by sickandtired on Tuesday, 9 September 2008 - 9:27 pm

    Wah!!!….ini Ahmad Ismail manyak macho…..i suka????!!!!!

  34. #34 by dapsupporter8888 on Tuesday, 9 September 2008 - 9:38 pm

    chinymin Says:

    Today at 14: 26.07 (6 hours ago)
    All MPs to Taiwan better be serious about the study tour. You are required to sumit detailed reports on what you have learned just like any other study tour. Then Government will implement the new technologies as appropriate to improve yields and productivity.
    We look forward to that.

    ==================================================

    Not only that. These MPs would need to show us how to “mix & match” plants, e.g. :
    –> banana + durian = ??
    –> papaya + mangosteen = ??
    –> honey dew + nangka = ??
    –> mango + ciku = ??
    & etc.

    And they had better prove the results ASAP coz they went there at the expense of the tax payers money. Although they claim that the trip is funded by “one MP”, but don’t they forget that it is US, the tax payers, are the one who’s been paying their salary.

  35. #35 by dapsupporter8888 on Tuesday, 9 September 2008 - 9:47 pm

    Orang-asli Says:

    Today at 18: 00.30 (3 hours ago)
    Malay got not gut willpower any more. Chinese now statrt to dominate political scence in Malaysia and now a start to show thier got and chalange the Malay in order to relizing thier desire.

    Malay now under the foot of …… this true when chince start to behave sombong lately, especially among the younger generation.

    They just simply eat in fornt of us wihout respect that we are PUASA

    Think before to late.

    ================================================

    Orang Asli :

    (1) Your english & spelling is extremely bad. Shame on you!

    (2) You sound like an UMNO supporter, looks like an UMNO supporter, but you may not be an UMNO supporter

    (3) If you are an UMNO supporter, I am not surprised looking at your sentence construction. Its no wonder UMNO supporter & members’ mentality all ONE KIND!!

  36. #36 by lopez on Tuesday, 9 September 2008 - 9:49 pm

    the next thing planned would most likely be making sure those mps get and touch and go card to monitor their whereabouts and make sure they clock in and clock out properly.

    The other way is to make time attend a schedule meeting maybe 3 times day at a common meeting place…or something like that.

    A if a member did not turn up, perhaps a show cause letter can be enforced.

    There the other old favourite impose a fine upon missing mps or late in attendance

    well the list goes on ….it has been 50 years some of you guys knows better…lah

  37. #37 by pjboy on Tuesday, 9 September 2008 - 9:59 pm

    The MPs gone for agricultural study tour with their “cangkul” of irons & drivers. We have MPs in Malaysia that has never seen grass being grown in Taiwan. It has to be well studied. We need over 40 MPs to be there just in case anyone missed out any details. It is not a simple study tour, so 12 days is needed. In fact 1 month id possible. After all, it’s Malaysian tax-$ or oil-$.

    I do hope these are not the MPs that will join P-R actually. I think we can do without these MPs escaping to Taiwan. It’s shameful & what an embarassment. All there is to do now is that more than 40 UMNO/BN MPs leave or resign, join P-R. Call for by-elections. The people can then decide once & for all if they support the MP that has joined P-R or the new BN candidate in the by-election. This will send a clear message & end all the speculations as it is hurting the economy & investors confidence at the same time. People can tolerate or sacrifice short-term short-comings, but there is a limit.

    The country is right now more or less on auto-mode while BN desperately scramble to save their political power, cronies & bank accounts.

    There is now circulating in email reasons why PM AAB will not take action against Datuk AI over the seditious remarks. P-R do not condone the ISA, but why BN has not taken any actions? It goes to show we are still in the 50s era. We have never come out of true Merdeka spirit. If Datuk AI is put in ISA, P-R can release him & let the AG indict him for other charges the true legal way, not the BN way. Let the true legal system take care of it.

    Generally, I can say that the Chinese people are just disappointed. The Chinese leaders naturally have to react as they are politicians. It is no different to citing “Malay Unity” talks. It’s all about politics.

    Let the next election judge the position of Datuk AI over his remarks. Stop politising it. Let him be. Most people know that UMNO has nothing else to say except racial remarks. That is what they are good at. Let them continue in that direction & let the people decide if they vote that kind of ideology. If not, it will be a natural death. That would be better. Otherwise, it’s like “war cries” at the moment. IF BN take back Penang for example, all this kind of talk will not happen coz mulut dah sumbat duit projek projek krony dari BN, esp the mega projects scrapped for now as Penang is under P-R state. If it was still under BN, we will see a different light & hear a different tune. This is unfortunately the bad political culture we have developed for the past 50 years.

    But Datuk AI should remember that he also has 2 eyes, 2 ears, 1 mouth, 1 nose etc like any other Malaysian. Unless he has 4 legs I don’t know.

  38. #38 by baochingtian on Tuesday, 9 September 2008 - 10:16 pm

    Malaysian Chinese for generations here are penumpang and partners. 1-year old immigrants from indonesia are brothers? Mentality? = 0!

  39. #39 by zak_hammaad on Tuesday, 9 September 2008 - 10:19 pm

    tan chi nam, you are welcome to your assumptions. Like you, I too have an interest in the colourful yet dirty Malaysian politics because no one wants to invest in an unstable country or a country that is likely to become unstable.

    Loh, TDM’s admission to UMNO is purely strategic. He will have a one last ditch go at booting Bodowi out and will try to rehabilitate UMNO before it is truly dead and buried. He intends to support Razaleigh and Muhyidin for the top 2 posts; this in turn will change the dynamics of radicalism within the party and perhaps a more equitable approach to the race problems in the country.

    I know that Pakatan would love to have Bodowi remain in power (as he will hand them an easy victory to Putrajaya), but I think the fluidity of the situation is such, that one should expect the unexpected.

  40. #40 by milduser on Tuesday, 9 September 2008 - 10:29 pm

    TDM is a spent force. He is irrelevant now. So is Amnoo!

  41. #41 by monsterball on Tuesday, 9 September 2008 - 10:29 pm

    These are disgusting low class liars… .saying the trip was planned 3 months ago.
    Now saying it was a last minute change from China to Taiwan.
    They tell lies with such low class IQ!
    Never in the history of UMNO..so afraid…so very afraid…doing such idiotic things..just to prove 16th Sept will not come true.
    So are they saying….Anwar…LKS…LGE…and many more are lying?
    Have not. Permatang Pauh by-election…proved vast Malaysians do not trust them?
    6 months have passed…all UMNO and BN are doing …is keep talking politics…to save themselves….getting paid by us…..doing no work.
    We are lucky..our county has not gone bankcrupt yet

  42. #42 by dont_give_up on Tuesday, 9 September 2008 - 10:33 pm

    There is a chinese proverbs says “Good Horse never turn it’s back to eat grass”.

    Latest rumors saying there is one OLD HORSE turning his back.

    Is he a Old Good Horse or Old Bad Horse :)

  43. #43 by One4All4One on Tuesday, 9 September 2008 - 10:36 pm

    Since the tearing of Dr Koh’s ( as the acting president of Gerakan and its representative in BN ) picture happened inside UMNO’s building and done by UMNO members, UMNO as the leading party of BN coalition has a moral duty to offer an official apology to Dr. Koh, Gerakan, BN and Malaysians as well.

    This is to show solidarity and sincere accommodation within BN and to accord mutual respect to one another whenever any BN component parties are challenged and shown disregard.

    If BN is to function well, all its component parties must make a united stand on issues which affect them collectively. Else why do you call it a “coalition”?

  44. #44 by cemerlang on Tuesday, 9 September 2008 - 10:59 pm

    I hope that the powerful politicians do not still think that the people of Malaysia are stupid. Everyday somebody out there is praying for this nation. Regardless of whatever religions, we should pray so that we will be humble before God and men and preserve the peace. If not, racial riots will happen again. If this Datuk Ahmad Ismail man is bitter towards Datuk Koh Tsu Koon, both of them should physically fight each other instead of using the media as a weapon of war. At this time, the media should play an important role in keeping peace in Malaysia. True stories need to be told. So, reporters, journalists, editors whoever you are in the mass media, you all know that there is going to be a volcano eruption. Please have some control. Let the lava flows out from the mountain but don’t let the mountain explode.

  45. #45 by malaysian4malaysia on Tuesday, 9 September 2008 - 11:03 pm

    saya percaya Isu Menumpang ini ada motif di sebaliknya…

    lihatlah ni…

    Kenapa Ahmad Berani Ingkari Arahan

    Jangan rakyat Malaysia terpengaruh…!!!

    PERPADUAN TERAS KEJAYAAN!!!

  46. #46 by wesuffer on Tuesday, 9 September 2008 - 11:23 pm

    now TUN mahadied return to umno. i wonder why he so thick skin.
    lastime what he say, dia takkan suruh orang buat sesuatu yang dia tidak berani buat. now he return to umno. i think those 30 MP never listen what he said lastime. this mahadied is bankrupt idea too.

  47. #47 by wesuffer on Tuesday, 9 September 2008 - 11:24 pm

    should bring him to ISA for the rest of his life.

  48. #48 by katdog on Tuesday, 9 September 2008 - 11:28 pm

    “this in turn will change the dynamics of radicalism within the party and perhaps a more equitable approach to the race problems in the country.” -zak_hammaad Says

    ‘more equitable approach’ is probably not my choice of words for what Dr. M will bring. But i guess it is your perspective on the approach Dr. M had used all those years.

    “change the dynamics of radicalism”. I completely agree that if Dr. M were to get his hands in radicalism in UMNO again the dynamics will surely change.

    He is a cunning and brilliant strategist and no doubt he’ll be able manipulate and bully until he is once again able to set up his vision for Malaysia: with the races nicely divided and each race kept quietly working without any fuss like good little servants.

    It would be a nightmare to return to the Dr. M days. For who knows when will be the next chance for the people of Malaysia to secure independance from the UMNOputra elites?

  49. #49 by m.r.ang on Tuesday, 9 September 2008 - 11:30 pm

    Hai friends out there
    I cannot access to Anwar Ibrahim Blog since this morning. Is it being block by TM again.Can anyone help Thanks.

  50. #50 by wesuffer on Tuesday, 9 September 2008 - 11:31 pm

    the big hantu return to umno. do he think stilll can one hand cover the sky again in new generation? people already stupid in 22 years , rakyat is clever now! big devil old man! now rakyat disrepect him already, he have today!

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