This bastard MCA vice-president Chua Tee Yong has sparked outrage after he reportedly sent a racist tweet about UMNO so is he still in control of MCA?
Chua Tee Yong tweet read like this, Najib who said about applying the viagra injection., could have done so out of sheer absent-mindedness. He could be under stress that pleasantries ought to be performed in a jiffy. Maybe five similar social events were lined up for the evening.
the new phenomenon appreciated by the common man, is surely hitting the top of the billboards. This is likely to force the conservative ways of seeking political support by big parties (backwardness by race, community clubs, religious divides, the ‘quota’ potion) either into childish disbelief, or quietly into an exercise to rewrite their approach to the common man. Najib for having sent in the right message so far. We need to see him around for quite some time, to continue to have this impact. His presence in some political form or the other is required. Indeed that mindset of Chua Tee Yong asking for accountability from a government needs to take root.There will be always doubts about his delayed methods, round-about parleys of clearance from colleagues, his supporters, and finally support from his prime identified adversary whose seats he has exclusively bagged. It is a bit unusual also that the voters is giving him enough time to put his act together. Possibly democracy needs to be given a chance, and re-election be prevented in the wake of a larger poll contest a few4years away. MCA has the widest network and experience in national as well in regional alliances. Somehow, as reports say, it is losing favour of Chinese voters. It can’t boast of any major institution or project, including the much touted “ Chinese racialist card”. It has to revive its contact with the Chinese, It showed little influence over its allies when it came to national programmes. MCA can understand graft, but it happened in too many crucial sectors, and too often. Worst, MCA is not in obsession with bringing everyone to the book
What was Tun Ling, Chua Soi Lek and the MCA was doing at the cabninet meeting. Presume, you were calculating your share of profits. Stop the accusation and let us listen to your proactive actions to stop toll increase. Everybody knows that the all decisions are agreed to by the cabinet with the PM throwing down his decisive vote. So the main question to be asked is who was the PM then? And mind you, even when Anwar has left the cabinet, new highway contracts continue to be signed and given out. So what do you have to say to this? Can’t all MCA members by now understand in their thick head their party is irrelevant to the Chinese anymore.. meet any MCA members claiming they still have hope in MCA.Dr M is our saviour, Anwar would be in jail now for “cheating” Dr M. Yet, not a whimper from the grand old man accusing Anwar of betraying his trust and committing serious fraud against the entire cabinet CTY pointing an accusing finger at the old man himself? Might as well come out and say it out loud in the open instead of pussy footing around Anwar. At that time you were sucking milk. That’s why we say MCA need UMNO Viagra. Highway concessions were dealt by EPU under PM MahATHIRi. This was confirmed in parliament and major papers so many times. This kind of stuff piss off the Chinese because MCA makes noise for publicity only.The Chua family probably be the curse of MCA, first the senior Chua porn acts haunt MCA for years until he become the first president who dare not stand in a GE, and consequently handed a results of seven eleven in the GE, less than 10% of Chinese voted for them,now lets see how this new VP junior Chua stupidity go on to hammer the last nail onto the MCA coffin,this will complete the curse of CHUA on MCA.will see to it that in GE14 MCA is considered history in Malaysia. Look at this young lap puppy of MCA yapping at the wrong tree! The one sided contracts for the highway toll collection and IPP were all awarded by MahathirAND all his cronies and anyone who disagree with him will be removed (ask Tan Sri Arope). This son of a porn star has shit on his head to understand.A new guard seems to be filling some slots. A young Chua Tee Yong is now calling the shots. Little time is left. Can he stem the tide and bring about a turnaround? He has no experience of studying the privileges and perils of power than anyone of his age,
Ask yourselves why you’ve been left behind in wealth race, Ku Li tells Malays a tremendous phenomenon of the times is the realization that each one of us has the power to bring about change just by knowing what we want and acting on it!
We live in an age which excels in broadcasting slogans and catchy phrases. Often we, the hearers, unconsciously “choose” the meaning. A good example is “People first”. What does it mean? Who are “the people”?
We most easily think of “the people” as ourselves, our “class” of people. We forget that “the people” includes politicians, civil servants, police, soldiers, bankers, businessmen, garbage collectors, drivers, investors, farmers, etc., all with their dreams and goals.
Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah advised Perkasa to take a good look at itself and ask why it is mocked. – The Malaysian Insider pic by Nazir Sufari, December 22, 2013.Instead of wailing, lamenting and demanding more Bumiputera participation in the economy, Malays should take a good look at themselves and ask why they have been left behind, said veteran politician Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah.
Tengku Razaleigh, or known as Ku Li, noted that the number of Malays holding key positions in the corporate sector had decreased compared with previous years.While Felda Global Ventures (FGV) has spread its wings to other countries and boosted trade, it did not involve many Malays.
“The halal product industry is sadly controlled and dominated by non-Malays. The most disappointing thing is that several Malays, who founded local businesses, are no longer the owners but workers of the companies,” Ku Li said when opening the 4th Perkasa general assembly in Kuala Lumpur today.
“Let me make it clear, these developments are not related to racial issues or the special rights of Malays being ignored.
“The core of the issue is that Malays have lost their edge in an increasingly competitive business arena.”
Malays can no longer blame others for monopolising economic wealth in Malaysia because they have been given numerous opportunities and aid.
It is time for them to equip themselves with the necessary knowledge to succeed in the business arena.
Ku Li said the Malays should be taught skills and knowledge so that they would learn how to be independent instead of constantly relying on the Government.
He said if Malays continued to be dependent on Putrajaya, they would be swallowed by globalisation.
Ku Li also said Perkasa should take a good look at itself and ask why it has been mocked and ignored by the Malay community whose rights the party professes to struggle for.
He said Perkasa was perceived by many as the cause of splits between the various ethnic communities in Malaysia.
He said this was a damaging view of the party as national unity was prized in Malaysia.
“Hopefully, this is not a common perception and only the view of a few extremists,” he said.
He said when reports emerged that he would be officiating the Perkasa general assembly, many questions were raised.
He said he has typically been viewed as a veteran politician who was contemporary, liberal and open-minded, which was the opposite of Perkasa.
“The way in which we think is not a vital factor. What is more important is that every Perkasa member understands the rationale and reason for the formation of this Malay rights group and what it stands for.
“We must not act rashly based on our emotions, more so when we are angry. Our actions should be based on logic and common sense rather than irrational behaviour,” Ku Li said.
He added that everything should be balanced and taken into consideration before acting. Kelantan prince’s New Clothes. The plot revolved around a prince who was tricked into believing that he was wearing a special outfit when in fact he was naked. His sycophants complimented him for his wonderful choice of clothing. When the prince went out on the street, scared commoners praised the invisible suit. Finally, an innocent little … Read more
