'Malaysia will be competitive under BN'
Publish date: Mon, 06 May 2013, 07:09 PM
JOHOR BAHARU: In the wake of Barisan National's victory in the 13th general elections, Malaysia will be peaceful, stable and progress well in a competitive world, says Malaysian Investors Association President Datuk P.H.S. Lim.
"The elected government will most likely continue its transformation programmes with its people-first policy.
"The BN government will likely be more cautious about corruption as widely alleged by the opposition Pakatan Rakyat during the hot campaigns," he told Bernama.
On the loss of the Gelang Patah Parliamentary seat in the state of Johor, home to Iskandar Malaysia, Lim said: "BN lost a battle but won the war in the GE13."
He said the Chinese voters forgot about practising moderation and instead voted on racial lines, adding such politics is not healthy.
"We hope the Chinese could think about national harmony in future elections instead of race-based politics," he said.
Outgoing Johor Menteri Besar Datuk Abdul Ghani Othman, who contested in the Gelang Patah parliamentary seat, lost to DAP advisor Lim Kit Siang, who won with a majority of 14,762 votes.
The Malaysian stock market went up seven per cent today, reflecting investors' confidence with an A- sovereign rating by Standard and Poor's.
On Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak's challenges, Lim said Najib, who was sworn in as the prime minister today, has to move the promises made in the manifesto in tandem with the economic transformation programes and people-first policies.
"He has to bring in foreign investments and perhaps introduce a Goods and Services Tax.
"He has to form a clean government perception, as corruption was widely alleged by the opposition," he added.
When contacted by Bernama, economist and financial expert Professor Datuk Dr Sudin Haron said foreign direct investment will continue to grow because the existing policy will remain and the opposition needs to support it.
Sudin, a director of the Islamic Wealth Centre at Universiti Sultan Zainal Abidin in Terengganu and a board member of the Malaysian Wakaf Foundation, suggested that the government needs to review the existing economic transformation programme by introducing programmes of direct benefit to small and medium enterprises (SMEs).
"For example, the SME Bank needs to review its policy of helping SMEs, and the SME Corporation needs to play a more active role in promoting SMEs.
"The government should also be focused on wealth management not only at corporate but also at the individual level, in line with the aim to become a developed country," he said, adding that more economic activities need to be designed for the youths.
In yesterday's general election, Barisan Nasional (BN) was returned to power when it won 133 of the 222 parliamentary seats to form the new federal government.-- Bernama
"The elected government will most likely continue its transformation programmes with its people-first policy.
"The BN government will likely be more cautious about corruption as widely alleged by the opposition Pakatan Rakyat during the hot campaigns," he told Bernama.
On the loss of the Gelang Patah Parliamentary seat in the state of Johor, home to Iskandar Malaysia, Lim said: "BN lost a battle but won the war in the GE13."
He said the Chinese voters forgot about practising moderation and instead voted on racial lines, adding such politics is not healthy.
"We hope the Chinese could think about national harmony in future elections instead of race-based politics," he said.
Outgoing Johor Menteri Besar Datuk Abdul Ghani Othman, who contested in the Gelang Patah parliamentary seat, lost to DAP advisor Lim Kit Siang, who won with a majority of 14,762 votes.
The Malaysian stock market went up seven per cent today, reflecting investors' confidence with an A- sovereign rating by Standard and Poor's.
On Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak's challenges, Lim said Najib, who was sworn in as the prime minister today, has to move the promises made in the manifesto in tandem with the economic transformation programes and people-first policies.
"He has to bring in foreign investments and perhaps introduce a Goods and Services Tax.
"He has to form a clean government perception, as corruption was widely alleged by the opposition," he added.
When contacted by Bernama, economist and financial expert Professor Datuk Dr Sudin Haron said foreign direct investment will continue to grow because the existing policy will remain and the opposition needs to support it.
Sudin, a director of the Islamic Wealth Centre at Universiti Sultan Zainal Abidin in Terengganu and a board member of the Malaysian Wakaf Foundation, suggested that the government needs to review the existing economic transformation programme by introducing programmes of direct benefit to small and medium enterprises (SMEs).
"For example, the SME Bank needs to review its policy of helping SMEs, and the SME Corporation needs to play a more active role in promoting SMEs.
"The government should also be focused on wealth management not only at corporate but also at the individual level, in line with the aim to become a developed country," he said, adding that more economic activities need to be designed for the youths.
In yesterday's general election, Barisan Nasional (BN) was returned to power when it won 133 of the 222 parliamentary seats to form the new federal government.-- Bernama
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Recall my comments, the words "You must be grateful is being played again"
Mar 10, 2013 03:56 PM | Report Abuse
"sometimes I wonder why there are so many stupid idiots who blindly support BN/UMNO/MCA after so incidences or episodes of country mismanagement???"
They are not stupid idiots, they are mainly malays, especially the rural ones, are told and more words being drummed into their minds to be grateful to the UMNO led government and now the same method is being done to the Indians, after so called spending millions on them. They want to keep these people poor and dependent on them and become BN fixed deposits. As to the spending, how much really reached the poor? Obvious isn't it when government spend some people also helped themselves to the ringgit. The coming election slippage will be even bigger. Haven't we heard before after the election MCA branches money men will start to renovate their houses. On the question of gratefulness, TDM, Najib, Rosmah and almost all cabinets members have the same mentality. Furthermore, they went many steps further to warn these poor people that if they do not support BN, the chinese will take advantage of their newly found political power to divert the country resources to themselves. Of course, the poor and less educated don't know that currently states like Selangor and Penang are more efficiently run by PR than former BN parties. Where can it be seen that the chinese elected members have used such political powers to divert resources to themselves or the chinese community in such states? In fact when BN were ruling the states many pieces of land were sold at token prices to enrich BN cronies in Penang and Selangor. That is only land and many other contracts given to cronies at highly marked up price given to cronies are still ongoing. The most prominent one recently is Raja Roopiah and Deepak deal.
2013-05-07 19:16
"He said the Chinese voters forgot about practising moderation and instead voted on racial lines, adding such politics is not healthy.
"We hope the Chinese could think about national harmony in future elections instead of race-based politics," he said."
Malaysia is a democratic country. So, voting is the rights of people and now it have been deemed as racism? We urge for change to bring down the bad one. That's the will of people,as simple as that.
2013-05-07 19:19
Najib blamed the Chinese for his failure. His stance and social policies were inconsistent right up to choosing BN candidates. In other words he did not walked his talk. BN men just can't changed and does not faced reality.
Najib a failed Stateman.
"The measure of a statesman is determined by their reaction to critical situations - especially in scenarios where he is leading a highly divided demographic - and Najib had just undone all the work he had undertaken in his four years, including his coining of the ‘1Malaysia’ slogan- with his horrible gaffe in branding the election results on Sunday as a result of a "Chinese tsunami".
"Dodging any public dialogue, forum or debate on policies, he stood on the comfort of BN-backed platforms and threw baseless allegations and wilfully distorted facts about Pakatan administrations - he was one of those politicians making a cacophony of noise with desperate hopes that his shouts will muffle out any dissent or counter arguments.
He was busy telling the people that only BN can do a proper job in these states. He made assessments that Pakatan is not fit to lead these wealthy states, without outlining any concrete reasons.
BN knows best?
This man was telling the people that BN knows best. But this was the same man that during a national day gathering said that the "the days of the government knows best is now over". If he can't see his own hypocrisy, Najib must be as delusional as ever in branding himself as a statesman.
And when it dawned upon him on the wee hours of May 6 that he failed to obtain a two-thirds majority - a promise he made to Umno and BN without as much as assessing the ground sentiments - and that he failed miserably in Selangor despite being the elections director for his party there, Najib turned his ire on the Chinese community."
http://www.malaysiakini.com/news/229402
2013-05-07 19:34
Ranger ini iri hati dgn DAP lah. Cina vote for opposition bukan vote for chinese base party saja,Pkr PAS put mereka undi.Carilah sebab kenapa mereka undi demikian jangan bagi alasan racism.
2013-05-07 21:55
Chinese are the most immigrated ppl in the world.....the succeed everywhere without UMNO......so Ranger, your comment failed miserably just like your party.
2013-05-07 22:23
This guy must be ranger......
http://www.malaysia-chronicle.com/index.php?option=com_k2&view=item&id=97841:malays-must-rise-and-kill-all-the-chinese-fb-user-on-pro-umno-blog-urges-may-13-slaughter&Itemid=2
2013-05-07 22:32
next coming 5 years I'll support MIC's Vell Paari,lol. 1 point for MIC
Vell Paari is speaking for Chinese but where the hell is MCA ?
Dei, MIC speak up for Chinese, where the hell is MCA. Cannot be helped anymore. MCA become ACM = Association Cari Makan. Only know how to protect their own interest.
No cabinet representation so what? got cabinet representations make any different ?
1 vote for MIC for the next 5 year, lol
but with conditions:-
1)MIC must do a great job to serve the people for the next 5 years regardless race.
2)provided I'm still alive. if i no longer alive before next GE, sorry la
2013-05-07 22:52
The Chinese should wake up by now that all these while they have been working hard for their business but unable to enjoy the fruit of their hardwork when their business expands.
You will know that each time your business expands and prepare to go public, you'll have to donate 30% of your company stakes to some crony datuk for him to take part in your business.
Why?
As you all know, Ah Jip and his cronies only intends to continue making use of the Chinese to feed his investment schemes.
We all knew who was behind the gold investment scam, bonds and property speculations. He needs you all to continue contributing to his schemes in order to get richer.
They even place AES cameras in places where they think they can rip more money out of the Chinese!
So why do you all still have faith and so much confidence in KLSE and invest in those questionable schemes such as bonds, mutual funds, and commodities?
Furthermore the GST will soon be introduced, energy prices are going to hike, we'll be seeing more inflation.
He is going to make you all Chinese take out all your money and donate towards his plans. Watch out for the the tings to come.
Remember profit takers won't exist if there are no losers!
Fact is somebody is trying to make a fool of the Chinese community in Malaysia to part their money and give it to him.
2013-05-07 23:05
BN will never learnt untill they sit in opposition bench.
"No amount of rhetorical whitewashing can hide the fact that the poor performance of Barisan in the 2013 election is due to its failure to win the heart and mind of the urban voter. The faster it faces reality and move away from its obsolete race-based mindset, the better its prospects for the next electoral battle."
http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/sideviews/article/this-is-what-the-chinese-want-ong-hean-teik/
2013-05-08 13:43
When your strategy failed always blame the chinese.
"The popular vote in Election 2013 tells the story of a “Bangsa Malaysia” generation voting for the first time and across racial lines, but for Barisan Nasional (BN), blaming Chinese voters is far more convenient to ensure unity and mask strategies that failed.
Some three million of the 13.3 million voters cast their ballots for the first time in last weekend’s polls and many likely did so for BN’s foes Pakatan Rakyat (PR), who vowed to end cronyism, excess expenditure and endemic corruption."
http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/malaysia/article/bangsa-malaysia-vote-makes-a-bitter-bn/
2013-05-08 13:49
Now Kutty said the malays are misled by DAP and Najib said Chinese are misled by Pakatan.(the sun front page today) Yesterday it was chinese Tsunami. Make up your mind BN and cronies, your conflicting statement make you bigots looked like fools.
http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/malaysia/article/dr-m-dap-swayed-malays-to-view-bn-as-corrupt/
2013-05-08 13:58
Ranger, I support you..
The stupid Lim's family allow Anwar to continue be Opposition leader in Parliment, they not even dare to be a leader as DAP won the most vote..
2013-05-08 14:13
Ini saya ambil dari Syapik Hassan untuk kawan-kawan Melayu kita.
Fakta: Kaum cina di Malaysia: 24.6%
Fakta: Kaum india di Malaysia: 7.1%
Fakta: Kaum Melayu & bumiputera: 61.5%
Sumber: wikipedia > Demographics of Malaysia
Realiti: Kalau SEPARUH melayu & bumiputera undi PAS pun, tidak akan dapat dikalahkan oleh semua undian cina. (30.8% vs 24.6%)
Realiti: Kaum cina ramai sudah sedar akan kezaliman BN, termasuklah kezaliman MCA sendiri. Mereka lebih cepat sedar dan cepat bangkit berbanding kaum Melayu. Mereka mahukan perubahan, bukan corruption, bukan penindasan, mahukan media bebas, petrol murah, dan berbagai lagi. Apa bezanya jika semua cina undi DAP dan semua melayu undi PAS..? PRU13 menyaksikan DAP bertanding di 51 kerusi parlimen manakala PAS di 77 kerusi parlimen, cumanya PAS banyak kalah dan DAP banyak menang sebab melayu yang tak nak berubah..!
Kalau mereka sudah sedar, sudah mula melakukan perubahan, sudah mahu menegakkan kebenaran, MELAYU bila lagi? Marilah ikut langkah kaum cina sepertimana Nabi saw dan Abu Bakar mengikut tunjuk arah Abdullah bin Uraiqit (kafir Quraisy yang bukan Islam) semasa hijrah ke Madinah melalui jalan tepi pantai.
KITA PUN KENA HIJRAH..!!
Racism adalah bukan ajaran Islam, kalau anda benar-benar Islam, anda sepatutnya dah tahu. Dalil?:
Wahai umat manusia! Sesungguhnya Kami telah menciptakan kamu dari lelaki dan perempuan, dan Kami telah menjadikan kamu berbagai bangsa dan bersuku puak, supaya kamu berkenal-kenalan (dan beramah mesra antara satu dengan yang lain). Sesungguhnya semulia-mulia kamu di sisi Allah ialah orang yang lebih taqwanya di antara kamu, (bukan yang lebih keturunan atau bangsanya). Sesungguhnya Allah Maha Mengetahui, lagi Maha Mendalam PengetahuanNya (akan keadaan dan amalan kamu). [Surah Al-Hujurat ayat 13]
2013-05-08 15:34
What are u talking abt CH85. U wanna look for trouble you cheaters....
CH85 stand for Chow Hai 85 times......smelly crab......now that rude....kakakaka
2013-05-08 15:52
Feng shui sifu DAVID KOH, predicted wrong.....Selangor didn't fall and Penang was a clean sweep......half past 6 ?....u decide
http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2013/4/12/nation/12959733&sec=nation
2013-05-08 16:00
Hahaha.. Jamesdean, this is good one.. chow hai or not, your mum knows better..
2013-05-08 16:06
Now BN wins, Price will go up. Interest rate increase. More saving. Less Investment. Those who bought property for in the last two years hoping that the price will increase in the coming three years, sure got trap.
2013-05-08 16:35
Andychucky28,
Inflation(devaluation of Ringgit), interest rates increase, new taxes, tax increase are all means of modern daylight robbery by the government disguised to be legal.
All countries that are victims to the Arab Spring had also struggled from the same effects they had to go into a revolution war.
MNCs seldom do international trade with unstable low value Ringgit but cronies want Ringgit to devalue so they pay their people less to get richer. -
If you don't believe me, just take the prospectus and annual reports of Malaysian public listed companies and inside you'll find that many of them blame their loses on foreign currency bonds such as USD, EURO and POUND instead of saying they make gains due to the rise of Ringgit value.
2013-05-08 18:32
As for interest rates, cronies will raise it when they stash their money into banks to serve themselves. Economomists give the excuse that they do it to dampe inflation which is BS.
Overall high intererest rates are bad for the country. People heavily in debt will get poorer with their debt repayment prolonged.
It also discourages people from spending so the economy will not move but causes inflation instead due to rising interest rates.
Rising inflation causes many people to not afford many things they once used to and thus the entire social balance in the country affected.
The only people who will get richer are the rich and the cronies who owns MNCs that don't deal with Ringgit in their transactions.
2013-05-08 18:38
Ryan..I thought Anwar Ibrahim likes high interest rates? Do u remember the high interest regime imposed by Anwar when he was DPM/Finance, that almost crippled the economy????
2013-05-08 19:25
True as i have twice more for housing loan monthly costs to pay.from 1500 to about 3000 plus.i will never forget on how this graet econmic thinker did their job n to me it was just a man on the street running the economy.
2013-05-08 19:49
Countries which suffer from high inflation and high interest rates will eventually see jobless rates rising through the roof.
Europe is a good example.
How does our country GDP numbers got manipulated?
Answer: Rising inflation and higher prices will cause our GDP growth to be falsely reported as high. Harga barang naik, of course la keuntungan pun banyak = Fake High GDP growth!!!
When Anwar was Finance Minister, we wasn't in deep deficit like we are today. Back in 1995, we were AHEAD of South Korea and Taiwan. Didn't you watch the Mad Dog pre-election Youtube shows?
2013-05-08 20:20
Ryan is right. During 1993 to 1997, everybody make lots of money. It happens to most parts of the world. The interest rate globally was about 10% quite high. The share market is booming. I remember my teacher makes just RM40,000 in ten minutes. At that time properties are cheap too. Teh tarik cost me only RM 0.80. Roti canai was only RM 0.50.
2013-05-08 20:55
Tun Ahmad Badawi is opening his big mouth now in support of Najis.
Why,Why tell me why..
On 26-10-2012 Datuk Hj Ibrahim bin Hj Ahmad Badawi, the brother of the former PM (YB Tun Abdullah Badawi) and also the Executive Chairman and majority shareholder of Brahim’s Holding Bhd (Brahim’s Holding) was quoted by the Star to have said: “We want to work with MAS.”
Brahim’s Holding has substantial interest in LSG Skychef Brahim’s Sdn Bhd (LSG Skychef Brahim), formerly known as MAS Catering Sdn Bhd (MAS Catering).
2013-05-08 21:02
Thus, the inflation was normal to happen with the increase wealth attained followed by high interest rates from off and on to balance things.
Meaning to say the inflation was fueled with real growth and people were getting paid accordingly to offset the inflation.
The inflation we're experiencing today is not a product of real growth but caused by the increase in money printing and lost of national reserves due to bad investments and cheating.
Our inflation is not balanced with real job numbers that pay accordingly to match the rise of prices and real buying power.Our middle income group is shrinking as we speak it does not par with inflation.
2013-05-08 21:03
I believe BN is going to threaten the public with food in future once they own every food supply company in this country.
From rice, white coffee, drinks and now curry spices, if Malaysian don't stand up one day they'll control everyone like a communist state.
2013-05-08 21:07
Eat this Ranger......hahahaha
Ranger is afraid of this unity.....
MALAY chineSe indIAN. - MALAYSIAN
http://www.malaysiakini.com/news/229564
2013-05-08 21:09
PJ in Gridlock 50K in Pakatan Rally Now.
"Di pentas, Pengarah Strategi PKR Rafizi Ramli memberi arahan kepada Utusan Malaysia supaya tidak memainkan isu perkauman.
Katanya, bukan sahaja orang Cina tetapi Melayu juga menyokong Pakatan.
Suasana bingit dengan sorakan dan tiupan vuvuzela, sambil melaungkan "Najib, tipu", "Ubah"."
http://www.malaysiakini.com/news/229568
2013-05-08 21:38
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=456385611116711
NEGARAKU!!!
Eat this Ranger......
2013-05-08 21:53
From Malaysiakini
LIVE REPORTS
10pm: Four kilometres from the venue, passengers on a bus and several cars alight from their vehicles and begin making their way to the rally on foot. All are dressed in black.
Meanwhile, a man in a pickup truck waves a PKR flag, to honks of support.
9.33pm: The traffic jam from Kelana Jaya goes as far as the NPE toll near Sunway. According to Google Map Traffic, the whole of Petaling Jaya is in a gridlock.
9.25pm: Motorcyclists passing by drivers dressed in black but stuck in the traffic crawl on the LDP, yell out “Ini Kalilah”.
The roads around the stadium are clogged for several kilometres, with no sign of having eased over the past two hours.
Many people, adorning 'Ini Kalilah' T-shirst, are observed leaving their cars parked along the side of the highway and are legging it towards the stadium.
9.05pm: Stalls selling food and Pakatan memorabilia such as T-shirts, sashes and stickers, surround the stadium complex.
Meanwhile, people continue to stream into the stadium. All the seats have long been filled and so the crowd begin to sit on the field and running track.
9pm: PKR director of strategy Rafizi Ramli warns Utusan Malaysia that if they still play the racial card, they will face the wrath of Malay people.
“I am Malay, but I support Pakatan Rakyat,” he told the 50,000 crowd.
They are chanting "Najib, tipu", "Ubah" and blowing the noisy vuvuzelas.
Many of them have brought yellow flowers, symbolising Bersih, or clean and fair elections.
8.40pm: Many Pakatan Rakyat leaders tweeted that they are trapped in the traffic jam, including Tian Chua and Elizabeth Wong.
The drizzle has stopped and the participants of 'Suara Rakyat Suara Keramat' rally are packing up their umbrellas.
Newly-elected MP for Kelana Jaya Wong Chen takes the stage to address the excited crowd.
Telephone lines around the stadium are congested.
8.35pm: The rain has caused roads near the area to be jam-packed from the junction with the Federal Highway until Paradigm Mall.
Some of the participants have parked their cars at the side of the main road and are walking about 1km to the Kelana Jaya stadium.
Some of them are wearing black T-shirts and are walking while shouting “Hidup! Hidup! Hidup rakyat!”
8.35pm: Massive traffic jams are reported in the vicinity of the stadium. Some participants have to walk more than 2km to get the venue.
"I am stuck in the biggest 'carpark' in the world. Haven't moved an inch for close to 15 minutes," reports Malaysiakini journalist Aidila Razak.
Those who have reached the stadium are finding it difficult to find a parking space.
8.15pm: Tens of thousands are already inside the stadium. The slight drizzle continues with the crowd unfurling their umbrellas or donning raincoats.
7.30pm: PKR de facto leader Anwar Ibrahim will today address his supporters for the first time since Sunday's elections, which he alleged were marred with fraudulent practices that ensured BN’s win.
The rally in Kelana Jaya today is expected to draw a large crowd eager to listen to their leaders after an election that has left many Pakatan Rakyat supporters unhappy.
The crowd is slowly trickling in, with the stadium about a quarter full as a slight drizzle falls on the grounds of the Kelana Jaya stadium.
No police presence has been spotted yet despite speculations that there will be tight police control around the stadium, which housed 50,000 supporters during a pre-election rally.
2013-05-08 22:09
Najib will be calling for the same gathering tomorrow!......it will be held in stadium Bukit jalil. All coming wear blue and bring torch light.....the stadium will not have light"..Good
Luck.....
2013-05-08 22:53
"PAS menyatakan penghargaannya kepada pengundi Cina yang sanggup mengenepikan sentimen perkauman dan memilih calon Melayu Pakatan Rakyat dalam pilihan raya umum 5 Mei.
Ketua penerangan PAS Datuk Tuan Ibrahim Tuan Man berkata trend yang dilihat di berpuluh kawasan kerusi parlimen dan DUN itu menunjukkan bahawa dakwaan Umno bahawa pengundi Cina menolak calon Melayu adalah satu fitnah.
Oleh yang demikian, beliau melihat bahawa usaha untuk menimbulkan pengundi Cina menolak calon Melayu sebagai usaha untuk membangkitkan kebencian antara kaum.
“Pengundi cina sanggup memberi undi kepada calon Melayu tanpa sentimen perkauman sempit sebagaimana yang didakwa oleh Umno."
http://www.malaysiakini.com/news/229534
2013-05-08 23:02
Posted by infoumland > May 8, 2013 03:34 PM | Report Abuse
Ini saya ambil dari Syapik Hassan untuk kawan-kawan Melayu kita.
Fakta: Kaum cina di Malaysia: 24.6%
Fakta: Kaum india di Malaysia: 7.1%
Fakta: Kaum Melayu & bumiputera: 61.5%
Sumber: wikipedia > Demographics of Malaysia
Realiti: Kalau SEPARUH melayu & bumiputera undi PAS pun, tidak akan dapat dikalahkan oleh semua undian cina. (30.8% vs 24.6%)
Realiti: Kaum cina ramai sudah sedar akan kezaliman BN, termasuklah kezaliman MCA sendiri. Mereka lebih cepat sedar dan cepat bangkit berbanding kaum Melayu. Mereka mahukan perubahan, bukan corruption, bukan penindasan, mahukan media bebas, petrol murah, dan berbagai lagi. Apa bezanya jika semua cina undi DAP dan semua melayu undi PAS..? PRU13 menyaksikan DAP bertanding di 51 kerusi parlimen manakala PAS di 77 kerusi parlimen, cumanya PAS banyak kalah dan DAP banyak menang sebab melayu yang tak nak berubah..!
Kalau mereka sudah sedar, sudah mula melakukan perubahan, sudah mahu menegakkan kebenaran, MELAYU bila lagi? Marilah ikut langkah kaum cina sepertimana Nabi saw dan Abu Bakar mengikut tunjuk arah Abdullah bin Uraiqit (kafir Quraisy yang bukan Islam) semasa hijrah ke Madinah melalui jalan tepi pantai.
KITA PUN KENA HIJRAH..!!
Racism adalah bukan ajaran Islam, kalau anda benar-benar Islam, anda sepatutnya dah tahu. Dalil?:
Wahai umat manusia! Sesungguhnya Kami telah menciptakan kamu dari lelaki dan perempuan, dan Kami telah menjadikan kamu berbagai bangsa dan bersuku puak, supaya kamu berkenal-kenalan (dan beramah mesra antara satu dengan yang lain). Sesungguhnya semulia-mulia kamu di sisi Allah ialah orang yang lebih taqwanya di antara kamu, (bukan yang lebih keturunan atau bangsanya). Sesungguhnya Allah Maha Mengetahui, lagi Maha Mendalam PengetahuanNya (akan keadaan dan amalan kamu). [Surah Al-Hujurat ayat 13]
I hope many Malays will come to realization very soon. In fact most of my urban Malay friends are suffering to under BN ruling. This including the cronies.
2013-05-09 07:33
What chinese want ? Or what Malaysians want. Orang crony Umno dapat banyak banyak. Orang miskin dikasih sekit sekit. Orang ramai yang setengah mati ( middle income group ) terpaksa memebayar hutang negara yang semakin banyak.
2013-05-09 10:40
Strange occurrence....a straight forward wrong and right cannot be distinguish. Cheating, fraud, violence ...and yet the supporters of UMNO and party members are part of the cheating.How many videos we have seen of money exchange hands?
Now who is betraying their religion and country?
2013-05-09 10:59
Hahaha, you can see market already struggling after two days window dressing. BN wins, but market no power! Puiie!!!
2013-05-09 11:23
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"Contrary to Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak’s arguments in his victory speech, the “2013 tsunami” wasn’t merely racial.
There are also powerful socio-economic and political forces at work.
Basically, Malaysia’s cities, suburbs and towns are establishing their way of doing politics and the issues that matter to their residents and voters.
Malaysia’s urban areas have different views as to how the country should be governed.
They want change, even if this does not necessarily mean a change in government." Karim Raslan
http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2013/5/7/focus/13075625&sec=focus&utm_source=TSOL_main&utm_medium=links&utm_campaign=GE13
2013-05-07 19:06