October 15, 2009 • 5:31 pm
I think the MCA’s conflict cannot be solved anymore unless the two top leadership decide to leave the party as soon as possible. The controversial President Ong Tee Keat and DS Dr.Chua Soi Lek must resign for the sake of MCA and the Barisan Nasional.
Resign now, both of you. Ong Tee Keat, PKFZ scandal is so obvious and nothing could ever cover your ass now. And DS Dr.Chua Soi Lek, I have a story for you. I went to watch Mock Trial in University of Malaya last two months and one of the chinese law student was mocking you as the Mentri VCD during the trial took place. The whole hall laughed till the end.
I wonder what makes MCA delegates chose you in the first place as their Deputy President? And now they show you the way to exit. MCA delegates also have chosen Ong Tee Keat to become their President but now its sounds different from the last time. I think they already realize their mistakes so that both of you are not needed anymore in the party. Read the rest of this entry »
Filed under: Barisan Nasional, MCA
First and for most, what constitutes the meaning of a Master?
I would say a Master is a person who holds power and can regulate other people within his order and desires, and people are bound to his judgment. Without a Master’s consent, one could not reach to a decision which is important to be made there after.
In the context of Malaysia, a Master would be someone who holds power i.e the money. Money is something very important in the daily use, isn’t it? without money, you are nothing. I came across a recent remark made by the former Prime Minister in which he says in his blog that the Chinese are the real masters in this country.
Who are the real Master, you decide: Read the rest of this entry »
Filed under: MCA, National Integration, Social Contract, UMNO
December 3, 2008 • 11:11 pm
Help me maa!!
Im amused and suprised to hear that the police had called the deputy president of MCA Dato Seri Dr.Chua Soi Lek today for a chatting session, I hope. The former Minister of Health was said to had motionize a very controversial topic that looming around the country right now, i.e. the Ketuanan Melayu.
I ve stated in my previous posts that we should left this term right behind us, and let us focus more on the national unity. But that must be so hard to be done I must say. Sad to say, we always track on small thingy and like to brawl each other for a very small issue.
What is Ketuanan Melayu? It should be ketuanan Raja-Raja Melayu. The ketuanan Melayu is true, but today, its not suitable anymore. I cant find any benefit of provoking the Ketuanan term – what will it contributes to? To show that the Malay are supreme over the others? Read the rest of this entry »
Filed under: MCA, Politics
September 21, 2008 • 6:03 pm
Anwar, the power chaser recently signed the media that many of the Chinese leaders from BN would jump to his party to enable him to form the new government based on simple majority in parliament. If MCA were to leave the Barisan, I dare say that it will change our political culture drastically and lead to the county’s political damage.
A country with a multi-racial society like Malaysia needs a mix in order to have a peaceful environment for everyone. So, to have all Chinese-based parties going to the opposition and only Malay-based parties in the ruling coalition would definitely create more tension for the country, which is bad for business and the economy. MCA has form a crutial part of Malaysian politics in the sense that they represent a sole Chinese party. This system has proven to be effective, where party represent their own race, and agree upon any matter via consensus between them. Frankly speaking, this system is favouring us and has contribute to this country’s stability. Read the rest of this entry »
Filed under: Anwar Ibrahim, ISA, MCA, Politics
MCA president and deputy president namely Datuk Seri Ong Ka Ting and Datuk Seri Chan Kong Choy not to retain their seat in the upcoming party election.
Im must praise the MCA leadership which reflects a very independent decision for the sake of the party, and to the chinese people in this country.
After a big losses suffered by BN, they (ong and Chan) stand a chance of recovering MCA back into line by stepping down from their post. Ong Ka Ting won his seat and respectfully rejected the ministrial post since he wanted to strengthen up the party. That was a very smart brave action to be taken by a true leader! Read the rest of this entry »
Filed under: Anwar Ibrahim, Barisan Nasional, MCA
Kerajaan hari ini mengumumkan pemotongan 10% daripada elaun keraian PM, Menteri dan Timb. Menteri. selain itu, kerajaan juga akan mengurangkan ‘trip’ keluar negara, ini termasuk hanya persidangan yang penting sahaja yang akan dihadiri oleh delegasi Malaysia, Menteri hanya boleh memilih 3 pegawai sahaja untuk mengikutinya, Timb Menteri hanya boleh memilih 2 orang pegawai, dan KSU tidak dibenar mengikuti Menteri. langkah penjimatan ini dijangka dapat mengurangkan kos sebanyak RM 2 billion ringgit.
Persoalan pertama, jika jumlah 2billion itu baru merangkumi 10% dari elaun keraian cabinet members, berapa total keseluruhan perbelanjaan para ahli kabinet? Read the rest of this entry »
Filed under: Barisan Nasional, MCA, Minyak, Pak Lah
November 13, 2007 • 3:52 pm
to DAP, MCA and GERAKAN are traitors. mostly Gerakan will be the main subject of the topic since Gerakan and DAP was a great team of opposition before. Gerakan joined BN. the 13th may 1969 was the break even point when gerakan, who won penang’s people vote of confidence, departed DAP.
it is so interesting to see the continuity of both parties. they used to be in one team, but hitting each other today. for commercial only. not real. the style of chinese politics never change over decades. they just dont care whether you are MCA or DAP, as long as you can feed them with economic prospect, they will have confidence on you.
its rare to notice political disagreement between MCA and DAP. in contrary with UMNO and PAS, similar to cat and dog. this saparates the political ways of the malay and chinese. Read the rest of this entry »
Filed under: Barisan Nasional, DAP, MCA, Politics
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