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owc
owc
5 Dec 2014 11.42am

Mahathir finally shared his thought on Umno GE in his latest blog entry: “The question is not about the increase in electricity tariff from buying power-generating stations, but from the high price used to buy it, paid with the debt money which has the highest interest rate imposed on the government and commissions to Goldman Sachs at 11%,” “And why did they (1MDB) invest or keep their money in the Cayman Islands, which is a hedge fund operation base? The government usually does not invest in hedge funds as it is a form of gambling.” “1MDB is said to be… Read more »

Don Anamalai
Don Anamalai
1 Dec 2014 10.01am

Anwar asked this at a political ceramah at the Desa Ilmu residential area in Samarahan division, some 40km from Kuching city, Sarawak:

“I am asking Datuk Seri Najib, tell me who? The Malays themselves? The Chinese, Indians, the Dayaks or Kadazans who had challenged the spirit of the constitution? Tell me. Is there a challenge to the position of Malay as the official language or Islam as the religion of the federation or the position of the Malay rulers?”

kee
kee
28 Nov 2014 11.46am

Umno agm is about penang bashing!!! Sad…

This shows the backward, immature and their shallow mentality and also how unintelligent they are.

In short, they are jealous of pg even though pakatan led pg is not perfect.

harry
harry
28 Nov 2014 1.58pm
Reply to  kee

The umno delegate said Penang chinese gained wealth with illegal business like gambling and prostitution. Wonder if the Penang readers in this blog get offended.

tunglang
29 Nov 2014 6.55am
Reply to  harry

When lying facing the cloud & day dreaming for wealth inside the tempurong ‘Katak’, it is easy to pluck pure blames out of the blue sky when stressed beyond any reasonable doubts of self preservation.
God Saves The Truly Hardworking In A Nation Of Katak Dreaming.

gk ong
gk ong
30 Nov 2014 9.53am
Reply to  harry

The mentality is no need to work hard as durian can fall by itself (durian runtuh handouts). No need to study hard as the doors of IPTA is always open. No need to pay back study loan and can wait for rebate or waiver.

tunglang
30 Nov 2014 3.33pm
Reply to  harry

Matriculation, an easy ‘ticket’ to local unis? No wonder ‘some’ have it too easy but in the end the quality of these ‘some’ graduates is questionable affecting their employability in the real harsh world of meritocracy & real talents. Pls don’t cry & blame some more. I once interviewed a Mara grad of graphic design in the early 80s. My head shook in disbelief – his 3 or 4 years produced the kind of work which Sain Academy students of Diploma could output in the first beginner’s year. This is harsh reality of talent & employability, whether you can stomach… Read more »

gk ong
gk ong
3 Dec 2014 10.23am
Reply to  harry

The Penang CPO Abdul Rahim Hanafi has denied that there were such illegal activities in Penang. Mohd Zaidi should apologised unreservedly to the Penang Chinese and PDRM for making such irresponsible statements at the Umno AG.

The Penang CPO should sue Zaidi to protect the reputation of Penang PDRM?

Simon
Simon
28 Nov 2014 11.23am

If UMNO is concerned about the plights of the Malays, all the social ills like baby dumping, incest, street crime, mat rempit, drug abuse and an ever increasing divorce rates would be given due attention, how come it is still dragging its feet over these disturbing issues, why is it still main main politics instead of resolving them.

Phua Kai Lit
Phua Kai Lit
27 Nov 2014 2.00pm

1. “Social Contract” in the political theory sense means an arrangement whereby the people give their consent (give up some of their freedom) to be ruled by their political leaders in return for good governance. If governance is poor, the people can remove their leaders from political office. UMNO Baru’s usage of the term is distorted and simply propaganda for Ketuanan Melayu (dominance of one ethnic group over others). UMNO Baru-cum-Mahathirist version of this propaganda is that the Malays (owners of the land) gave citizenship to non-Malays (“pendatang”) in return for perpetual Malay political dominance. 2. … There was just… Read more »

G Dorai
G Dorai
27 Nov 2014 1.49pm

slightly off topic :
Jho Low donates RM84mil to UN’s Irin
https://hornbillunleashed.wordpress.com/2014/11/27/66215/#respond

Our Penang poster boy can easily afford to feed whole Penangites with lavish buffet come next pre GE14 ! Tham Chiak Kuis q q q up for your 5-star chendol, bak kut teh, mee goreng, satay etc

G Dorai
G Dorai
27 Nov 2014 1.16pm

“Peremajaan” pimpinan UMNO tak boleh direalasikan as long as the so-called warlords not give way to aspiring younger ones; and as a result many likely switch camp to join PKR/DAP/PAS !

lapala
lapala
28 Nov 2014 12.56pm
Reply to  G Dorai

“Peremajaan” or Rejuvenation of the party to avoid succession problem can be easily achieved if
a) The secret recipe via the combo of Puteri’s ramuan semut api (fire ants) + Veteran Datuks’s tongkat ali.
b) The secret recipe via the combo of Pemuda’s youthful & sporty tonic + Wanita’s beef rendang prepared condo style.

Such traditional recipes can then be marketed to components via Maha Expo (www.maha.com.my) ?

gk ong
gk ong
27 Nov 2014 12.51pm

Melaka state government is revoking the land titles of heritage buildings (given by past colonials) to turn them to malay reserve lands? This could happen in other parts of Malaysia?

Simon
Simon
28 Nov 2014 9.37am
Reply to  Anil Netto
mir
mir
27 Nov 2014 11.44am

Strange that Anil has no opinion on this topic.

G Dorai
G Dorai
27 Nov 2014 1.18pm
Reply to  Anil Netto

and not to forget yearly berpantun-sajak to woo puteri – to become consorts ?

johanKhunPana
johanKhunPana
27 Nov 2014 9.04am

Found nothing constructive and nothing that is sensible about that party and it’s leaders. They are not leading Malaysia and Malaysians toward progress or to herald in 21st century. KJ was a total letdown despite his background . And he was doing okay as a Sports minister and did exhibited some common sense.(earlier) Maybe he gave up . And adopts the “Can’t beat em , join em” policy. However it is amazing that they managed to secure 88 parliament seats and 241 state seats. But with higher internet usages , umno is on shaky ground. They do know that ,… Read more »

gk ong
gk ong
27 Nov 2014 12.58pm
Reply to  johanKhunPana

KJ was a letdown as Sports Minister given the failure at Commonwealth and Asian Games. Even Harimau Malaya is doing badly, only one win in last seven games and on the verge of elimination in Suzuki Cup after losing to Thailand last night.

G Dorai
G Dorai
27 Nov 2014 2.23pm
Reply to  gk ong

Msia football reflects the state of UMNO – old 33-35 years old footballer could not withstand energetic younger Thai henced conceded last minute gial to lose 2-3. UMNO leaders in cabinet average 58 years old with only one under 40 the saving grace of Badawi son-in-law. How to last the frantic pace of cyber-era politics when young vibrant professional Malays with open mindset (UMNO called it liberals ?) not given opportunities by old warlords (Anil no worry to censor this term as DPM has used it so safe to quote it without fear of sedition act)????
pikir pikir lah

harry
harry
28 Nov 2014 2.02pm
Reply to  gk ong

Too much hype on the Malaysian players especially on Astro Arena. Brendan Gan is a good player but cannot understand why he is not in the squad.

The players will not go all out to risk injury as their rice bowls are with the state team in Liga M to begin in Jan 2015. So do not highlight tanah tunpah darah as the slogan for Harimau Malaya when the players are not commited in the national team.

Stylo Logan
Stylo Logan
29 Nov 2014 12.43pm
Reply to  gk ong

Harimau Malaya is seen smoking!

How to be a good footballer?

Brendan Gan is not born locally, so he is ignored by Dollah although he plays ver well under Kim Swee. Why?

tunglang
27 Nov 2014 10.09pm
Reply to  johanKhunPana

While others progress despite against all odds, you call that a sacrifice from your own kind? While others sweat to earn a better living & lifestyle, you call that social inequality? While others score better & don’t have to pay PTPTN loans, you call that unfair? While others think & act for self-advancement in many fields of endeavour, you call that taking advantage? Every year, there is a season for staking out the Chinese Bogeymen, an alternative for Witch Hunt. Even the Orang Minyak can take a rest this season. Then what the world you want us non-Malays to do?… Read more »

Aisay man
Aisay man
26 Nov 2014 8.09pm

What else but keep attacking Chinese or Penang state govt. ?
Better still, if they attack China as well !?

iSupercally
iSupercally
26 Nov 2014 3.43pm

I did not hear racist or surly comments as made out by some. In fact it is much better that those from Pakatan DAP & PKR

G Dorai
G Dorai
27 Nov 2014 2.38pm
Reply to  iSupercally

TV3 Soal Jawab program right after the live telecast from UMNO yearly funfair (Jom Heboh?) : Invited guest a Malay Professor still challenging MCA/Gerakan to have guts to contest in Chinese majority constituents come next GE to fight off DAP whom he called “Racist” party. I wont comment here but i leave it to iSupercally or Yang to defend MCA/Gerakan. 2nd speaker from USM whom Anil probably know him. He is Pof Madya Siva Murugan Pandian of USM. He said it will be UMNO’s political suicide if UMNO insists on the path of abolishing vernacular schools. after that a lot… Read more »

G Dorai
G Dorai
27 Nov 2014 2.52pm
Reply to  G Dorai

Dimple Kapadia who played Booby Braganza in the movie “Bobby” was very famous then 40 years ago; so Anil may not recall that as he was still in primary school not yet chasing Bollywood stars. People of my generations so star-struck that they go to Goa India looking for her (in the movie Bobby as a fisherman’s daugher from Goa).

Tunglang can refresh Anil about the popularity of “Bobby” as many chinese watched this blockbuster in 1973 (tunglang by then watching Bruce Lee movies in between Bobby or the elephants of Hhathi Mere Saathi ?)

tunglang
27 Nov 2014 10.00pm
Reply to  G Dorai

Haathi Mere Saathi!!! That’s my first experience of watching a Hindi cinema movie @ Royal Theatre with so many Indians, not to forget the air of Calcutta perfume! Then, many Indian ladies wore sarees to cinemas showing the belly buttons (navels) which caused me thinking why Indian ladies were so daring as 1/4 naked at the waist. And the kacang puteh man was so happy he looked like he struck 4-ekor that night! My first childhood impression of Hindi movie with many dance + singing even Gangnam style cannot match (did Psy learnt from Bollywood movies?). One unforgettable impressions: sitting… Read more »

gk ong
gk ong
26 Nov 2014 3.16pm

Recyled speeches to urge Malays to support the party even though they will continue to be poor under NEP since 1970 despite so much privileges like ASB (8.8% annual return), housing subsidy, easier tertiary education places, ..then blame their woes on the chinese.

The same vicious cycle will continue and plague the poor malays if the ABU objectives is not realised.