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Launch of Parti Amanah Negara at IDCC, Shah Alam, 16 September 2015
Inaugural office bearers of Parti Amanah Negara
Inaugural office bearers of Parti Amanah Negara


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benny
benny
28 Sep 2015 10.14am

Janji Kita Tahu (As Long As We Know)
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=0IPBrbPSuxs

glissantia
glissantia
22 Sep 2015 12.59pm

Every day you can distract the public from being angry about their deprivation and exploitation is another day for plunder. Perhaps the Tourism Ministry can promote street clashes using traditional techniques… and mad dogs having rabies. And keep reporting and quoting the twists and turns the Old Man spouts to distract from himself.

johan khun pana
johan khun pana
20 Sep 2015 8.04pm

I personally have reasonable Melayu friends that are sensible and logical. If Malays want a piece of the pie in ChinaTown, they will have to work for it. Pay the rent , don’t expect any subsidies , don’t complain if the shop next to yours sells Dried Meat and don’t turn the street into a religion nightmare. ***I note that ChinaTown is now more like a foreign traders street. All happily doing business. As for AMANAH, congratulations on your launching. But, not sure why Dr.Wan Azizah insist on having PAS. PAS will continues to contribute the same problem. Proven twice… Read more »

benny
benny
21 Sep 2015 10.10am

Kisah Benar: Traders in Umno stronghold turn to DAP and PKR for help..

The 120 market traders from the Umno stronghold Kampung Melayu Majidee in Johor are upset with the lack of response from their representatives, Tanjung Puteri assemblyman Adam Sumiru and Johor Baru MP Shahrir Abdul Samad over their plight of poor business due to relocation.

http://www.theantdaily.com/Main/Traders-in-Umno-stronghold-turn-to-DAP-and-PKR-for-help#sthash.B6m9E2tA.dpuf

geremy
geremy
20 Sep 2015 11.25am

Najib confirmed he is the mastermind behind the 916 rally by congratulating Pesaka at Dataran Merdeka only a few days after the rally?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w-C0JQjG2Ac

The usual suspects from Umno ere present at the Himpunan Silat

tunglang
tunglang
21 Sep 2015 8.07am
Reply to  geremy

Tuan, tuan dan puan, puan.

Nak recognition ke peringkat nasional,
jalankan rally setiap Malaysia Day,
sokong Naik Jeep.

Sia Boey Guiness Drinker
Sia Boey Guiness Drinker
19 Sep 2015 1.03pm

‘Calling people pig (babi) is only a mirror reflection of oneself; of how uncouth one is.’
Sungai Besar Umno division leader Jamal Md Yunos, to call another human being an animal reflects very poorly on one’s upbringing.
My Malay friends call people like you… disrespectful or ill-behaved.. This means the elders in your home were/are at fault for not teaching you properly.
Just because some people eat a certain kind of meat, you think it’s okay to call them names. Then what should we call someone who eats, say beef?
https://www.malaysiakini.com/news/312808

Lebuh Cari-Makan Orang Cina
Lebuh Cari-Makan Orang Cina
18 Sep 2015 12.01pm

What is the purpose of Himpunan 169 for?
Defend Maruah Melayu? Or hina Orang Cina?
Or want a piece of business in Petaling Street?
Better apply a job in Moralist Dept in Putrajaya and then ronda-ronda Lebuh-Lebuh to change business landscape to Melayu.
Penang’s Lebuh Carnarvon sells coffin, Chinese prayers items & pork-filled hawker food.
How about joint-venture for a try??? Tak cuba tak tahu.

benny
benny
18 Sep 2015 1.41pm

Jamal wanted his kind to run bisnes at Petaling Street? He wanted to expand his Ikan Bakar bisnes? Or selling halal (Chinese cuisine)?

Remember Umno tried the same trick to gain foothold at Melacca’s Jonker Street?

tunglang
tunglang
18 Sep 2015 8.19am

Years ago, I met a customer who markets bird nest houses & sells bird nest. He told me once his business goes Public (i.e. no more private limited), the gomen will come whistling to acquire his blood, sweat & tears business for bumi participation / ownership. To him, such an easy acquisition defeats his passion, so he will sell it at above market rate to justify sacrificing his blood, sweat & tears endeavours which made it without ‘crutches’. You see, some dungus expect such easy way of life whether in acquisition of others’ businesses, business territories or even brands established… Read more »

benny
benny
18 Sep 2015 2.33pm
Reply to  tunglang

Dr Mahathir once accused the Malays of being lazy, and disinterested in studying and revising. He said that 70% of university entrants were women and that Malay men preferred to become Mat Rempits. The NEP has made many Malay men lazy. Most of them are under the impression that the world owes them a living.

tunglang
tunglang
18 Sep 2015 8.07am

Kalau Petaling Street ada buat business haram, mengapa nak buka kedai di sini pula?
Kan tempat ni cukup kotor untuk maruah & budaya?

Nada
Nada
18 Sep 2015 11.34am
Reply to  tunglang

Actually pirated stuff are sold all over Malaysia, not just at a Petaling Street. I doubt (some of) the Malay traders can survive in open competition without Mara support and grant because they have Cepat Kaya mentality.

Sia Boey Guiness Drinker
Sia Boey Guiness Drinker
18 Sep 2015 12.05pm
Reply to  Nada

Mara support and grants to buy kereta or superbike gaya first, then do business tiga hari buka bisnes, empat hari tutup(?)…

Sia Boey Guiness Drinker
Sia Boey Guiness Drinker
18 Sep 2015 6.26pm
Reply to  tunglang

Nak buka kedai di Petaling Street Chinatown, pikir betul betul.
Tourist tak larat tunggu lu buka kedai hanya 3 hari dan tutup 4 hari se minggu!!!
Tak ada semangat buka kedai 7 hari, janganlah berminat nak buat bisnes di Chinatown.

tunglang
tunglang
18 Sep 2015 8.06am

Orang buat business beruntung di Petaling Street, Mata Cukup Merah mahu a piece of cake.
Plaza Low Yat sudah ada, lagi mau Plaza Low Yat 2 (untuk Melayu).
Orang Cina shiok makan babi, lain mulut busuk menghina kaum Cina.

Mana maruah di hina selain dari menghina orang lain pula?

tunglang
tunglang
18 Sep 2015 7.55am

SUDAH LAH!
JUST: Look in the mirror, Petaling Street traders tells #Merah169 leader
https://sg.news.yahoo.com/look-mirror-petaling-street-traders-tells-merah169-leader-225400980.html

Don’t next tell us God appointed you to be Petaling Street moralist. Pttuui!
(One SuperBiker did just that after being appointed to high position of great responsibility)

rashidah
rashidah
17 Sep 2015 1.34pm

Malaysia Day tainted by the racist remarks of Umno leaders at the red rally.

Phua Kai Lit
Phua Kai Lit
17 Sep 2015 8.51pm
Reply to  rashidah

It is the local version of fascism.

The corrupt turning to fascism to avoid justice.

benny
benny
17 Sep 2015 10.47am

Ibrahim Ali of Perkasa only touched on Malay reserve land that has shrunk in the last 50 years. He, however, did not mention that the power to de-gazette Malay reserve land belonged to the state governments and that for the past 51 years, Umno has ruled all of them except Kelantan. The great paradox of the rally is that Umno members are rallying to protect Malays at a time when all the country’s institutions are controlled by Malays and Umno is the party with the most seats in Parliament. So where is the threat of Malays losing dignity or power?… Read more »

Ed G
Ed G
17 Sep 2015 5.00pm
Reply to  benny

By touching on the shrinking Malay reserve land without venturing into its actual causes and those responsible, was he not trying to shift the blame to a particular scape goat which was for all intents and purposes the center theme of the rally? Ibrahim Ali was trying to capitalize the highly charged racist atmosphere of the rally to gain political capital as well as to entertain his own racial prejudice.

tunglang
tunglang
17 Sep 2015 9.48am

Burn my photo, but don’t burn the country, Guan Eng tells Umno See more at: http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/malaysia/article/burn-my-photo-but-dont-burn-the-country-guan-eng-tells-umno This quote may go down in Malaysian history as one of the famous quotes by LGE. The dabble of mock Chinese funeral using photos of living persons is not a fun-play thing. When done with ill intentions & not thro’ proper ceremonial instructions by Taoist priests, this might invite malevolent wandering spirits which might have ‘attended’ the mock ceremony that night. Upon finding such a mock ceremony, these spirits might take offence & might harm those who were ignorant of Chinese Buddhist or Taoist… Read more »

Phua Kai Lit
Phua Kai Lit
16 Sep 2015 10.53pm

Congratulations to Parti Amanah Negara!
There is hope for Malaysia yet.

And I will vote for YB Khalid Samad (MP for Shah Alam)
AGAIN in the next General Election.

benny
benny
16 Sep 2015 6.43pm

The red shirt rally cannot qualify as a peaceful and successful one since FRU stepped in to fire water- canon at the rowdy protesters and the police has made some arrest.

zoro
zoro
16 Sep 2015 6.27pm

Are they really supporting bn gomen? Tourism malaysia and mas says malaysia is instant asia to attract tourists. All hypocrates if we are religious state. wee chee keong what you have to say???

tunglang
tunglang
16 Sep 2015 7.19pm
Reply to  zoro

Tourism Malaysia have to go back to drawing board to throw campaign tagline “Truly Asia”
into the burner. “Truly Malai” sounds intriguing & very kampong in essence.

tunglang
tunglang
16 Sep 2015 5.15pm

The globalised world of nations is progressing while some sections of societies are regressing. Integration is not a safe word with regards to their own ‘protected’ cultures, religions & turfs. Just take a look at the North African & Middle Eastern immigrant populace in Europe which lead a life separated from mainstream societies b’cos of what they can’t take as ‘immoral’ & non-halal beyond their entrenched neighbourhoods made out of bound even to law enforcement officers. Even with jobs a plenty, they shun from them in the name of culture & religion. How to cari makan? The same vein of… Read more »

bigjoe
bigjoe
16 Sep 2015 1.33pm

You have to that its significant that there are more Malays here than at the “Red Shirt Rally”…

benny
benny
16 Sep 2015 7.10pm
Reply to  bigjoe

Jamal Yunos said the ruckus situation in Petaling Street was caused by the Opposition, “They are out to sabotage our programme and not part of us.”

Mara Chairman Annuar Musa said, “We have already told the protesters to not touch Petaling Street. Action must be taken against them.”

Perkasa chief Ibrahim Ali delivered a speech calling DAP racists and blaming them for stoking racial sentiments.

ktwong87
16 Sep 2015 1.03pm

FMT has this:

12.30pm: Some Chinese reporters from Astro were chased away from the Kompleks Kraftangan in Jalan Conlay by rally goers.

benny
benny
16 Sep 2015 7.02pm
Reply to  ktwong87

The journalists asked: “Apa contoh Melayu dihina?”
(What’s an example of a Malay being insulted?).

gk ong
gk ong
17 Sep 2015 12.23pm
Reply to  benny

More chinese are now watching TV news on Astro AEC at 8pm and 10.30pm, as the Umno-controlled NTV7 and 8TV chinese news reporting are too politically correct to suit their master. Credit to the AEC journalists for their bravery and professionalism to present the Malaysian Chinese point of view.

tunglang
tunglang
16 Sep 2015 7.20pm
Reply to  ktwong87

It’s a very hard question to answer, so they got annoyed.

Ed G
Ed G
17 Sep 2015 4.22pm
Reply to  tunglang

Just like the ones relating to the RM2.6 billion donation or the late Mongolian interpreter cum companion.

tunglang
tunglang
17 Sep 2015 9.06pm
Reply to  tunglang

Plus they don’t know what’s the difference of right from wrong!
To ask questions further may inflame their Pijak Maruah sensitivities.

ktwong87
16 Sep 2015 11.52am

“Himpunan Rakyat Bersatu”? Warnings from police and Home Minister Zahid agfainst racist words?

Already reports about “Jangan cabar bangsa dan agama kami” and “Jangan cabar hak Melayu” placards and ‘Tanah Melayu”: / “Pantang dicabar” headbands.

tunglang
tunglang
16 Sep 2015 4.57pm
Reply to  ktwong87

I feel very, very Sorry for them & their future.

benny
benny
16 Sep 2015 7.00pm
Reply to  ktwong87

Umno deputy minister Ahmad Maslan denied today that the “Red Shirt” rally was trying to incite racial tensions and said the demonstration upheld the Rukunegara.

rashidah
rashidah
17 Sep 2015 1.35pm
Reply to  benny

He is desperate to get malay support.

Ed G
Ed G
18 Sep 2015 11.36am
Reply to  benny

The atmosphere of the rally was clearly racially charged. The wordings from the banners and speeches told it all despite attempted denials from some of its leaders. Their convenient scapegoat was obviously a particular opposition political party which they associated with a specific ethnic group. There was very little evidence in words, spirit or actions pertaining to the Rukunegara. But then, we should let rationality prevail instead of resorting to the very similar actions and behavior. Foremost of all, we should acknowledge to the fact that the red shirts were more of a representation of a certain political following aligned… Read more »

tunglang
tunglang
18 Sep 2015 10.01am
Reply to  ktwong87

They are so desperate for populist support & blinded to what is wrong, they may even sell their own mother’s land to the nearest Arab for a secret donation!
Very sorry for them & their future.

benny
benny
16 Sep 2015 11.09am

According to the survey conducted by Merdeka Center between September 10 and 15 among Malay residents on Peninsular Malaysia on their support for the ‘Perhimpunan Rakyat Bersatu’, only 24% of respondents are supportive, with 8% very supportive and 10% somewhat supportive.
On the other hand, as many as 53% of Malays contacted by Merdeka Center say they do not support the rally, of whom 38% are strongly against the rally and 15% somewhat against.