Comments on: KL112 and a new Malaysian identity?

By: boh-liao

boh-liao — Tue, 22 Jan 2013 02:29:17 +0000

Listen, listen, listen, ……… M’sians should not politicize education
H’mmmmmm ……. esp when d mooing beast has now bot itself (with rakyat’s $$$) an honorary docktorate fr US, apparently 4 its magnificent contribution 2 sports 1
Ho, ho, ho …….. mooo, mooo, mooo …….. $$$ can really buy standard 1 what

By: waterfrontcoolie

waterfrontcoolie — Tue, 22 Jan 2013 01:51:58 +0000

BN together with the PM has been treating Malaysians like a bunch of morons, maybe indeed the majority are! For voting BN into office all these years; especially the last 30 years. Yesterday, he asked Malaysians should not politicize education!! Isn’t this a joke or he thought we are morons! It was and is UMNO’s policy to half educate Malaysians so that they can rule without fear and responsibility. The quality of our education has been proven beyond any doubt that we have dropped so many notches among other Asean Countries, let alone the 1st world. Of course, to characters like Chengho/Cintanegara, they are very happy to ensure that fellow Malaysians are reduced to their standard to stay and feel safe under the coconut shell. In a way, such approach by BN is good for the Opposition; as many Malaysians will feel insulted.

By: lee tai king (previously dagen)

lee tai king (previously dagen) — Tue, 22 Jan 2013 00:53:43 +0000

A while ago, I was hoping that pakatan would make further progress in GE13 from the fantastic result in 308. Maybe trim BN’s already slim majority to an even slimmer one. That ought to cause umno to implode and thereby to pave the way for pakatan. Later, I began to entertain hopes of seeing a slim victory for pakatan. I then believed that umno is in no position to re-create may13. Today, I see real hope of pakatan giving umno’s BN a good trashing in GE13. With no real or decent records to show, umno has resorted to fear mongering. You see the writings are on the wall. Actually, a large number of them were written by umno ppl themselves.

By: sotong

sotong — Mon, 21 Jan 2013 23:04:41 +0000

The country and its people have not suffered enough from bad leadership and gross mismanagement for a strong desire to unite to build a shared and common destiny…….may another 10 years?

By: drngsc

drngsc — Mon, 21 Jan 2013 15:46:11 +0000

I am very glad to have been involved with HKR KL 112. It is indeed a truely unique event, whose significance cannot be loss to BN / UMNO and all the sour grapes around.
However, I was a bit disappointed that then organisers did not use HKR KL121. This will still reflect the 12th Jan., it will also reflect PR’s target of securing 121 seats out of 222 seats up for election to the Malaysian Parliament. I was concern that just securing 112 seats will encourage “frogs” to lompat either to PR or otherwise. 121 gives a clear majority so that “frogs” will know clearly where to lompat.
Anyway, it is after the fact.
PR please aim for 121 seats.

We must change the tenant a Putrajaya. With KL 112, that change becomes even more likely. GE 13 is almost here. Let us continue to work hard, very hard. Get all eligible voters to vote. We need every vote. First to GE 13, then to Putrajaya.

Change we must. Change we can. Change we will.

By: waterfrontcoolie

waterfrontcoolie — Mon, 21 Jan 2013 14:44:48 +0000

Someone sent me a mail written by Samy Velu’s son condemning the Mamak for his action in Sabah on illegal migrants. We have not heard a whimper from Either CSL or KTK. Even the brave Law Professor thought the mamak tongkang owed MCA and Gerakan an explanation! All we have is dead silence! With this, indeed the Community should bury both parties come this GE! In fact you shold be thrown into the Mariana Trench!

By: chengho

chengho — Mon, 21 Jan 2013 14:21:51 +0000

KL112 90% Malays from Kelantan and Trengganu , 7 million chinese and indian in KL happily continue with their sleeping eh

By: Bigjoe

Bigjoe — Mon, 21 Jan 2013 12:10:30 +0000

While the opposition to BN is a rainbow coalition and yes KL112 is rainbow movement, I believe what is really happening is the reclaiming of Malay identity from the perversion that has been happening for the last few decades.

Listen to Anwar when he speaks to the Malays when he is most passionate – he speaks of true fundamental spirit of Islam and Malayness rather than anything else. Look in the faces of the audience and you see the Malay faces struggling with the truth of Anwar message.

The rest of the rainbow of KL112 are part of the the overall struggle of the Malay identity which they gave up for a while for the Machiavellian way because no one else offered anything close to being realistic in their desperation decades ago. The Malays have always known they were victims of their own but until now, have not found the courage to stop being victims, to reclaim their true spirit which Tunku called ‘my beautiful Malay’..

By: good coolie

good coolie — Mon, 21 Jan 2013 11:30:43 +0000

Good, we glorify Anwar as we glorified Mahatir. Is it too mythical to imagine that Anwar, upon being appointed PM, would make his peace with UMNO if UMNO would give Mahatir’s head on a silver platter to Anwar?

By: boh-liao

boh-liao — Mon, 21 Jan 2013 10:15:37 +0000

However, watch out 4 PAS cos certain PAS leaders love 2 shoot PR in d foot n do UmnoB/BN a great favor

By: yhsiew

yhsiew — Mon, 21 Jan 2013 10:06:59 +0000

Yeah, Malaysians received a “sudden awakening” in politics through the influence of the new/social media.

By: Winston

Winston — Mon, 21 Jan 2013 08:44:32 +0000

Suffice to say that Malaysians have awakened and are prepared to throw off the yoke of the UMNO/BN government.