Malaysia has paid an extremely high price of not choosing you as the country’s premier.

Thy cant put asside race,religion and ‘ketuanan melayu’.

by doing a thorough scanning into the current top leaders in the country,another qualified figure is saudara Dato Seri Anwar Ibrahim,but bcos of some accusations against him in the courts,interm of morality,you are better than him.

However,as i said earlier,ppl like tajuddin,nazri,jamaluddn janggut,boong moktar ,with the present policies,stand much greater chances than you to be the premier.

if the ppl of this country think like americans,you will be Malaysian’s Obama.

See how progressive is Singapore guided by a good n capable leader saudara Lee Kwan Yew,Malaysia has missed a boat to prosperity without you!

it’s not easy to have a good leader,what i suggest to you is,move yourself into international level,interact more often with current world leaders,get your assistants to deal with local BN’s reps,no point wasting your time arguing with these ‘thugs’,i hope things will get better in the very near future!

If we really want to help squatters then let’s be a socialistic state, to be one the taxes need to be raised. Anyone wants to pay more? Then we can bring in unemployment benefits too. Why not? Support the poor right? So who is the first who wants to pay more taxes?

Let’s get real …

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Instructions have also BEEN given that should the police CHOOSE to act, then the demonstrators should be led to a place safe from police action in the air-conditioned Komtar government auditorium on the 5th floor.

Also, how conveniently that the price has been stated to be at RM30m. Doesn’t that sounds like someone (Maybe a kidnapper for instance) telling you that everything can be settled for a certain sum?? hmm?

Anyway, even if the Penang state gov can afford that, I will still say use that money to help the 300+ homeless instead which worked out to be approx. RM89,900+ per family instead of letting the developer line their cronies pocket. ;)

*wink* *wink* CM Lim

So the new goal of Hindraf is to defeat the Pakatan Government and restore the BN government in Penang. Do we need more proof that it has been infiltrated by BN and MIC collaborators? If you can’t beat them, join them. So Hindraf, go and join the gang of thief!

Hindraf, please understand that Penang now is opposition state. Federal government will limit their the allocation and $$$ to opposition state (you can see this in Kelantan). If spending millions to acquire this land just to satisfy your demand, you are truly naive. This is unfair to another Penangites and the state government do not have enough budget to develop the state.

Then, other parties Chindraf and Malaydraf will use the same method to threathen the government, just like a terrorist.

PLEASE WAKE UP!

Unless the majority of the Penangites support this acqusition and do not mind for the lack of the development, LGE must “kow tow” to your demand. Please remember that the company for the appartment project is linked to UMNO, they will “jual mahal” for sure.

I think Hindraf has lost their balls too. If they have their demo against UMNO, MIC or Koh Tsu Kun, they will face FRU, tear gas and water cannon. They choose the easy way to demo against DAP (no FRU, tear gas and water cannon)

Bear in mind that the land was supposed to be converted into condominiums which come with huge price tags all over! Do they think it is as easy as paying a cute little sum to the UMNO-linked developer? Are the Penang people going to be happy to see their hard-earned money falls onto these developers hands?

and I’m sure as hell these people are so rich that they got no idea how BIG 30 millions are… do they? Already state money (ratepayers money) is wasted onto THJ land scam, and even the careless mistakes of approving tall hotel buildings in Georgetown heritage zone come with cost, so to these “NGOs” and parties 30 millions are small and OK to spend without feeling the pain? Did they not realise that RM 30 million is equivalent to 20 years of state allocation to Tamil School?

And do they know that the use of state money has to be approved by the DUN? Why not we ask the ADUNs opinion, whether they will approve such allocation shall a supplementary bill tabled…

Nonetheless, in my opinion, the state government should come out with a mock land aquisition plan with price tags to show that it is indeed COSTLY to acquire the land… I feel sad that a cultural heritage may not be preserved due to poor governance of land office, I heart the villagers who have to leave their place… But there is really nothing much one can do in such situation, the problem can only be solved through understanding and open-minded approach…

But instead, we see emotional, political approaches towards the issues, and worse, fueled by irresponsible personalities included the NGOs and politician…