KPRU: UMNO 2013 will potentially suffer the fate of MCA in 2008
Think tank Political Studies for Change (KPRU) predicts that UMNO will lose a lot of Parliamentary seats currently contested for 5th May 2013 just as MCA lost their seats on the 8th of May 2008.
KPRU made these predictions based on several factors. The first factor relates closely to the fall in Barisan Nasional (BN) President, Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak’s popularity as opposed to the steady rise of Pakatan Rakyat (PAKATAN)’s leader, Dato’ Seri Anwar Ibrahim.
A survey conducted by University Malaya Centre for Democracy and Elections (Umcedel) found that that Najib’s qualification to hold the reign as a Prime Minister has fallen in which only 39 percent of respondents believes Najib deserves to be the Prime Minister as opposed to Anwar Ibrahim which gained as much as 43 percent on the same survey. This is a fall of 4 percent from the survey conducted in early 2013. This is in line with the increase of trust in PAKATAN to become the new government post 13th General Election (GE13).
Just as MCA lost its support significantly during the 2008 General Election, UMNO has lost its support significantly during 2013 General Election. And for that, BN’s campaign strategy for an individual known as Najib is to portray him as a good leader even though he has no courage to face Anwar Ibrahim in a debate on policies and each other’s manifestos while broadcasted live through the television.
The second factor is the failure of the 1Malaysia to raise the living standards of Malaysians. Najib announced that the poverty rate have fallen to a mere 1.7 percent. Yet, it is predicted that the real number of the poverty rate in Malaysia is actually 19 percent, taking into account the household income and the 2009 Basic Amenities Survey Report by the Malaysian Statistics Department. At the same time, the BN government had to spend as much as RM3 billion for the 1Malaysia People’s Assistance (BR1M). Also to be noted is the 60 percent of public servants are financially incapable to purchase a house as well as the failure of the First Home Scheme that failed to assist the young adults to purchase their first homes.
The 1Malaysia brand is also seen as a failure of Najib’s when approximately 250 1Malaysia People’s Shop (KR1M) is opened all across the country to provide cheap items to Malaysians. Najib also plans to open another 57 KR1M shops across the country. This also means the Malaysians are financially incapacitated to purchase quality products at affordable prices as BN has to open more sundry shops that sell cheap items at lower prices at supermarkets such as Giant, Aeon and 99 Speedmart.
The third factor is the individual called Anwar Ibrahim whom has a better reputation that Najib in terms of the ability to administer this country’s finances and new policies could bring about reforms in line with contemporary demands.
In 2007, Malaysia’s debt was RM267 billion. In 2013, the debt have jumped to RM502 billion. During Anwar Ibrahim’s tenure as Finance Minister, the country’s deficit was actually turned into surpluses as with in 1998 before he was fired, Malaysia gained a 2.4 percent in surpluses. This surplus then became deficit right after Anwar was fired from his position. This as opposed to the deficit rate under Najib that shot up to 5.4 percent in 2010.
As for Malaysia’s workforce, Najib also failed to raise the number of skilled employees in this country considering the fact that 80 percent of workforce in this country is only armed with a Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) certificate. Also to be noted is that Anwar Ibrahim has a better reputation in the eyes of the public. An example of this situation are the Indians having no interest whatsoever in the Anwar Ibrahim’s personal life and views the sex scandal towards Anwar as a mere dirty political trick of UMNO’s. Coming back to Najib’s reputation, the government’s decision under the guise of the Public Prosecutors’ Office, the sex trial against Anwar actually stains Najib and his administration as a cheap and dirty political tactic.
Indians are not the only one to not care about Anwar Ibrahim’s personal life. According to the survey conducted by Umcedel, 54 percent of Malay respondents concurred that Anwar deserves more to become a Prime Minister as opposed to Najib who only gained 28 percent in the same question.
The fourth factor that will influence the results of GE13 are Najib’s weak policies and his inability to have a stand firm on his decisions. This follows the sample of 10 failed policies of Najib’s administration as reported by KPRU[1] prior to this. Amongst the failed 10 policies of Najib include the Lynas controversy, the failed share swap between Malaysia Airlines and Air Asia to the failed Public Service New Remuneration Scheme (SBPA) after rejections made by the public sector.
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Why wait until 5 May....PR sudah menang when BN starts to buy vote, PR sudah menang when they used water canon on the Bersih rally so if PR didnt win this round, it was because this is the dirtiest election ever...
OINK is forbidden in Islam becoz of the worms in oink that can't be killed at boling temperature. When u take oink, the worms stay in your system. Simple science la...
OINK is forbidden in Islam becoz of the worms in oink that can't be killed at boling temperature. When u take oink, the worms stay in your system. Simple science la...
Answer: Kosher diet forbids you to eat shellfood like siham for a reason but why you still consume siham but forbid pork?
By the way shellfood is dangerous becuase you can get Hepatitis and deadly parasites in it.
Wondering why ppl still supporting Bastard Nation,that support giving bribe, money politic, corruption, full of bangala, radioactive wastes and happy to be known as third world country? najis, the prime minister of Malaysia.
Please stay back after election to counter the bangla. If suspicious, can inform the ABU around. They will know what to do. We do not want to see malaysia become banglasia.
Soon BN will not have MCA or MIC anymore......MIC will be replaced by MBA ( Malaysia Bangla Association) and MCA will be Replace by OSA (One Suluks Association)
They'll turn this country into another India or Bangladesh. It'll be the beginning of the end for this country.
Most unwanted immigrants around that any sound country would want around the world.Malaysia is one of the countries which favourably love taking in this turds.The other countries that thinks along the same lines as Malaysia would probably be UAE, Saudi Arabia and Qatar.
Just one of them is enough to wreck the country apart such as mamakutty. We have now millions.Uwaahhhh!
In GE12 opposition could not become the govt due to a setback by both Sabah and Sarawak having preferred bangla nasional as their party.
I have some worries about the outcome with states like Terengganu and Pahang where PR might lose its grip once again and don't forget Sabah and Sarawak once again.
These were the states that held back PR from seizing the Parliament.Hope they look into this weak point for this coming GE13 in 2 days time.
When you vote this Sunday, remember what the BN government did to Anwar Ibrahim who was a deputy prime minster and the best finance minister Malaysia ever had.He was sent to prison for six years on false charges! Click on link below http://youtu.be/GTWN4xA6HvA
For all MALAYSIANS!!! On 5th May, If you see foreigners come to vote , please contact these numbers!!..see picture 如果看到外劳投票,请联系这些号码!我们国家的未来不是让他们决定的!别让BN有机会以肮脏手段赢得选举! UBAH!INI KALI LAH!!!!
Sudah sampai masa.....less than 48hrs....let's keep moving forward and focus on what we want. 1) A clean and fair election 2) finish of corruption and race base politics.
FILIPINOS TO VOTE FOR SELANGOR???...[PETALING JAYA: There are 1,172 suspicious names in the electoral rolls for three parliamentary constituencies in Selangor, according to Charles Santiago, DAP’s candidate for the Klang parliamentary seat. He told FMT he would lodge a complaint today with the Election Commission. “We have found 571 suspicious names in Klang, 352 in Kota Raja, and 249 in Kuala Langat,” he said. “They are mostly Bugis and Sulu people from the Philippines. “We are also notifying our polling agents to lodge a complaint with the polling managers if they come across these names on polling day.” Santiago said he got the numbers of the dubious voters based on figures given at the ongoing Sabah Royal Commission of Inquiry (RCI) on illegal immigrants in Sabah. He said that out of the 120,000 dubious names listed by the Sabah RCI, these 1,172 were registered as voters in Selangor.] ~ quoted from the article below. https://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/nation/2013/05/03/1172-dubious-names-in-3-sgor-rolls-says-santiago/
good points Jacko Posted by jacko > May 4, 2013 01:11 AM | Report Abuse
Sudah sampai masa.....less than 48hrs....let's keep moving forward and focus on what we want. 1) A clean and fair election 2) finish of corruption and race base politics. and may I add one that is very Important - that ALL Agencies of the Government must be independent and report to Parliament so as to no abuses like now with SPR,MACC etc
'Father of pendrive' backs Pakatan for a better nation
Pua, who attended a Chinese independent school, also ridiculed the recent goodies for Chinese education announced by caretaker Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak.
"If you really want to do this, you should have just done it much earlier, not have waited until the election. Come on! We learnt the lesson when you conned us for the first time.
"When you con us for the second time, we will just let it be. But we will be the stupidest of the stupid if we let you to con us for more than 10 times!"
Pua Khein Seng is the classic example of the massive brain drain triggered by Razak Hussein's institutionalized apartheid known as the NEP. All the original thinkers (mostly mavericks and nonconformists) that could have put Malaysia on the map for all the right reasons have been forced into self-exile by short-sighted race-based policies further eroded by corruption and cronyism. But soon there will be a reverse brain drain - when Umno/BN no longer misrules!
Hahahaha Deputy IGP say PDRM will not allow Foreigners to vote......and they will work with SPR.....kakakakaka....the SPRs are the ones who are I. Cahoot with BN and PDRM, The best joke of the week.....
If those hantu own our Malaysian IC, will the EC stop them to vote & report to police?? The main question is "If they have already got our IC"... 5858 for better tomorrow !!!!
If they got the IC, you cannot do anything already. just inform ABU and hope the best! Anyway, this is all the mahaikutty doing. Because of him, you people suffer and have to live with bangla, Pakistanis, Philippinos, Indonesians.. All because of mahaikutty, the country will be like banglasia.
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KPRU: UMNO 2013 will potentially suffer the fate of MCA in 2008 Think tank Political Studies for Change (KPRU) predicts that UMNO will lose a lot of Parliamentary seats currently contested for 5th May 2013 just as MCA lost their seats on the 8th of May 2008. KPRU made these predictions based on several factors. The first factor relates closely to the fall in Barisan Nasional (BN) President, Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak’s popularity as opposed to the steady rise of Pakatan Rakyat (PAKATAN)’s leader, Dato’ Seri Anwar Ibrahim. A survey conducted by University Malaya Centre for Democracy and Elections (Umcedel) found that that Najib’s qualification to hold the reign as a Prime Minister has fallen in which only 39 percent of respondents believes Najib deserves to be the Prime Minister as opposed to Anwar Ibrahim which gained as much as 43 percent on the same survey. This is a fall of 4 percent from the survey conducted in early 2013. This is in line with the increase of trust in PAKATAN to become the new government post 13th General Election (GE13). Just as MCA lost its support significantly during the 2008 General Election, UMNO has lost its support significantly during 2013 General Election. And for that, BN’s campaign strategy for an individual known as Najib is to portray him as a good leader even though he has no courage to face Anwar Ibrahim in a debate on policies and each other’s manifestos while broadcasted live through the television. The second factor is the failure of the 1Malaysia to raise the living standards of Malaysians. Najib announced that the poverty rate have fallen to a mere 1.7 percent. Yet, it is predicted that the real number of the poverty rate in Malaysia is actually 19 percent, taking into account the household income and the 2009 Basic Amenities Survey Report by the Malaysian Statistics Department. At the same time, the BN government had to spend as much as RM3 billion for the 1Malaysia People’s Assistance (BR1M). Also to be noted is the 60 percent of public servants are financially incapable to purchase a house as well as the failure of the First Home Scheme that failed to assist the young adults to purchase their first homes. The 1Malaysia brand is also seen as a failure of Najib’s when approximately 250 1Malaysia People’s Shop (KR1M) is opened all across the country to provide cheap items to Malaysians. Najib also plans to open another 57 KR1M shops across the country. This also means the Malaysians are financially incapacitated to purchase quality products at affordable prices as BN has to open more sundry shops that sell cheap items at lower prices at supermarkets such as Giant, Aeon and 99 Speedmart. The third factor is the individual called Anwar Ibrahim whom has a better reputation that Najib in terms of the ability to administer this country’s finances and new policies could bring about reforms in line with contemporary demands. In 2007, Malaysia’s debt was RM267 billion. In 2013, the debt have jumped to RM502 billion. During Anwar Ibrahim’s tenure as Finance Minister, the country’s deficit was actually turned into surpluses as with in 1998 before he was fired, Malaysia gained a 2.4 percent in surpluses. This surplus then became deficit right after Anwar was fired from his position. This as opposed to the deficit rate under Najib that shot up to 5.4 percent in 2010. As for Malaysia’s workforce, Najib also failed to raise the number of skilled employees in this country considering the fact that 80 percent of workforce in this country is only armed with a Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) certificate. Also to be noted is that Anwar Ibrahim has a better reputation in the eyes of the public. An example of this situation are the Indians having no interest whatsoever in the Anwar Ibrahim’s personal life and views the sex scandal towards Anwar as a mere dirty political trick of UMNO’s. Coming back to Najib’s reputation, the government’s decision under the guise of the Public Prosecutors’ Office, the sex trial against Anwar actually stains Najib and his administration as a cheap and dirty political tactic. Indians are not the only one to not care about Anwar Ibrahim’s personal life. According to the survey conducted by Umcedel, 54 percent of Malay respondents concurred that Anwar deserves more to become a Prime Minister as opposed to Najib who only gained 28 percent in the same question. The fourth factor that will influence the results of GE13 are Najib’s weak policies and his inability to have a stand firm on his decisions. This follows the sample of 10 failed policies of Najib’s administration as reported by KPRU[1] prior to this. Amongst the failed 10 policies of Najib include the Lynas controversy, the failed share swap between Malaysia Airlines and Air Asia to the failed Public Service New Remuneration Scheme (SBPA) after rejections made by the public sector. ...continue reading here please http://kpru2010.wordpress.com/2013/04/27/kpru-umno-2013-will-potentially-suffer