Was a big umno fan – but you are so right – I don’t want to hear about divisive politics and mahatirism and MALAY and CHINESE bashing does not bring food on the table. I would rather vote for a party that brings people together and gives us a chance to focus on real issues at hand that is facing our country – such as infrastructure and unemployment – I think two party system is good because we have all seen how an unchecked BARISAN can misuse power I think other than the NRI(s) that are surprisingly so disconnected with real MALAYSIAN problems I doubt if Umno has real support at the grass root levels at this point.It shows once again that the UMNO are very much behind the times when it comes to secularism and still dwells in 1947 . Times have moved on and like MALAYSIA , the UMNO must move on and move into the 21st Century . The Human species cannot survive on conflict alone. UMNO remains the party which refers to scaremonger to create division within society and ANWAR expulsion proves exactly that . The UMNO party , like any extremist party is stuck in
its old party dogma of propaganda and division . All MALAYSIAN people matter regardless of race, religion , or caste . A Patriotic MALAYSIAN is a an MALAYSIAN regardless of Race Religion , or Caste . UMNO sadly do not want people to recognise this fact .A modern, youthful MALAYSIA dismissive of “divisiveness”" – While agree with what the problems the party is facing within and some of the external problems, where do you get the notion that India is getting dismissive of divisiveness? If anything the country is getting even more divisiveness? Look around you, ignore for the moment that you and me are a minority, educated, franchised, middle class and uban. The rest of the country is not and as long as they are not they will only turn to divisiveness or worse. You think the UMNO is getting their act together??? It dynastic politics and that’s all there is to it, with such an uneducated eloctorate all they USEDknow if the word UMNO. They knew MAHATHIR but without him they know nobody elseNOW THINGS HAS CHANGE has rightly raised a few points. The most pertinent of them, of course, is the fact that UMNO is devoid of any unique ideology. It is amazing how the party continues to patronize a mass murderer and looks towards him in times of crisis. The ageing head of UMNO is more interested in clinging on to non-issues and, more importantly, to his chair. He refuses to lead the party and is content with doing what his dim-witted cohorts have to say. Another issue with the UMNO is that it does not have any politician with a mass base. MAHTIR,NAJIB,KJ MAHAYUDDIN ZAID HAMIDI,KRISMUDDIN of the world are essentially loud mouths who are in love with their own voices. Mr. Mass Murderer has a small following of businessmen who are ready to fund his campaigns (in lieu for sops for them). Sushma Swaraj is a non-entity and Naqvi is paraded whenever UMNO wants to show-off its secular credentials. The party survived on a hate campaign for long – first it was the CHINESE community, now it is the ANWAR’S family. But it has conveniently forgotten that hate alone will not fetch them votes. Their track record has been abysmal. When push came to shove, . The same person who gave the go-ahead wants to be perceived as Loh Purush (Iron Man) !! The votes that they managed to get in the general elections this time will evaporate for good if they don’t pull up their socks and deliver good governance in the states that they are ruling. Not that we are dying to have them back but any party that takes the country towards the path of prosperity deserves a chance. For all its shortcomings, (that too, midway through the elections !!). For all their chicanery (cash for votes scam), their evil designs fell flat. Crime rate up? Economy down? Environment dying? Corruption thriving? Yes, Malaysia needs a superhero.
But as we know, superheroes don’t exist and even if they did, they dress in getups that would give PAS Youth a fit.
Still, at such a time like this, 1 Malaysia needs 1 Hero. Surely this man must be the 1 and 1ly Usain Bolt.
He who dances a weird-looking jig in the face of evil just to spite it. He who strikes fear into the hearts of burly black men by being burlier, blacker and manlier.
Mat Rempits and snatch thieves will cower in fear in back alleys of Kuala Lumpur, knowing that their next misdemeanour could be their last as Usain Bolt will be hot on their heels, getting up to his top speed of 45km/h in just five seconds, faster than a kapchai with old engine oil can even get started.
Sure, sure, sure the man is actually a Christian, which makes him a less than perfect icon for the world’s most progressive Muslim nation that is on the brink of a historical and landmark whipping of a loose and immoral woman. But you know, thanks to his first name Usain sounding so much like Hussein, his assimilation into a constitutional Malay should be seamless.
We can call him, Hussein bin Bot. After all, by the time Usain, uhh, Hussein is done with purging criminals from the streets, Home Minister Datuk Seri Hishammuddin Hussein will be calling him Daddy.
It is a completely viable idea. Hussein now earns millions of dollars per year as the world’s fastest man. Our 2009 Budget has set aside RM5.4 billion for the police farce, uhh, force. Of this, RM600 is for the development and improvement of the police. What better way to improve crimebusting than to get Hussein on the case? We could quadruple his earnings and still have enough left over to buy every policeman a new uniform.
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