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ajib’s Batu Caves prayers visit may spell the end for Samy Vellu
Several days before Sunday's event, word was already out that the MIC president would not be attending the event.While his detractors said he was not invited, his supporters Batu Caves event clashed with the Perak MIC convention rubbish But critics point out that the Perak MIC meeting was a small affair compared to the hugely significant Batu Caves function that was attended by the prime minister, and could have been easily postponed. PM Najib please avoid this samy vellu to public function because the Indian community still angry with him
The trouble with Malaysian political leader is that,once they hold on to power,
they think it is their birth right to die on the chair.One was caught with his pants
down and still claim to represent the Chinese,the other old,senile man..apa nama
dia,although retired ,is still at his old game,not in trying to build bridges and unite
the various races, but s pit venoms about other races,each time he opens his foul
mouth...when the time is up,just retire gracefully lah,like Pak Lah.Last Updated on Monday,
It is apt that Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak, who happens to head Barisan Nasional (BN) in Selangor, has signalled the ruling coalition's intention of reclaiming Selangor from Pakatan Rakyat (PR) by calling for the BN to change, beginning with Umno.
Change is indeed the need of the hour for the BN's component parties, since the voters in Selangor and four other states that chose to back non-BN candidates in the 2008 general election were clearly sending a message to their leaders that they want the “business as usual” culture to stop.
Nevertheless, “The Taking of Selangor 123”, to borrow a phrase from the box office's recent offering, starring John Travolta and Denzel Washington, should be neither like a celluloid hostage drama nor anything as chaotic as the unfolding of the Perak constitutional crisis.
The prudent way to achieve that goal would be for the BN to take the long road by re-building its reputation with the voters one step at a time. As the Perak episode has shown, muscling into office does not win support for the politicians or coalition involved.
BN, which currently controls the state pending various court rulings, might end up winning the legal cases, giving it the undisputed right to run the state. But in the court of public opinion, it has already lost and in a bad way.
So, if Najib wants to take back Selangor in a good way, here’s what he has to do.Taxidriver’s webnetworknews – Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak said today he wants Selangor back in Barisan Nasional’s (BN) fold.Najib, charge all the Selangor govt ADUNs with corruption through MACC, get Police to jail them and use judiciary to get a guilty verdict and disqualify them from holding office and the state is yours -VIOLA more prayer visit to BATU CAVES TEMPLES
Dont fcuk around – just try and do it
NAJIB1Malaysia TO HINDUS- my IF YOU ARE HINDU I AM AM A HINDU
Describing the state as the heartbeat of the country, he said, the BN has a bright chance of winning back the state provided that component parties, led by Umno, are prepared to change, he said when opening the Kuala Selangor Umno delegates’ meeting here today.
There is also a need for Umno and component parties to work together based on the spirit of consensus, he said.Investigate TOYO, the one who has enriched himself like there is no tomorrow if you ever EVER THINK OF GETTING SELANGOR BACK…………If this is not happening, you don’t sit down and shout that you want this or that, our hearts, money cannot buy!!! You listen to US THE PEOPLE of Selangor, the more devious and dubious deed will cause PR to be stronger!!!!!!!!! To all the BN politicians: Are you national leaders or a gang leaders in the underworld with the under hands?
“This is my hope… my message is, if we want to win, let’s act in a way that allows us to win. Let’s not say we want to win but court defeats in our deeds,” said Najib, who is also Selangor Umno chief.
Najib, who is Pekan member of parliament, also spoke of what he called the “Pekan Formula” which saw him rising in the political arena to become the prime minister and party president.
Najib said he implemented numerous changes after his narrow victory in Pekan in the 1999 general election, where he CHEATED by a mere 241-POSTALvote majority.
He said many felt NAJIB IS FINISH, justice for Altantuya and Teoh Beng Hock but we all know that’s not going to happen. I’m a resident of Selangor, and you’re not getting my vote, Najib…ever… that NAJIB political career was nearing an end but BUT SUBMARIME COMMISON MONEY nevertheless stood by the Pekan parliamentary seat even though safer seats in subsequent elections.He said he began analysing the situation in a realistic manner and implement changes based on his sincere observation.Honestly, it will be a cold day in hell if BN does better than GE-12. The key word is “honestly”. But try you best to be as dishonest as possible, you might even lose the federal government. Your Deputy predicts that BN will be history by GE13. I predict it is BN which will be consigned to the dustbin of history.How does Najib propose to seize Selangor back to bn fold?
Is he going to hold a general elections in Nov 09?
Will the EC help bn to cheat?
Or will he start off by (1) Teoh’s death
(2) the Hassan Ali squabble over beer (jeesh, beer is haram, corruption is halal)
MT, pls do a poll & ask everyone : how do you like the idea of khir toyol returning as Menteri Besar of Selangor? Sickening thought? Vomit!
“We must be able to read the situation correctly… we must listen to the voices and aspirations of the people.
“If it’s a black area, we don’t say it’s a grey area. If it’s a grey area, we don’t say it’s a white area,” he said.Najib is as sincere as the woman’s bottom pinching man he appointed as the ambassador to the US. Najib is sincere in having no connections whatsoever with the brutal Altantuya C4 murder and explosion and the whole world including Mongolia is watching his so called sincerity with earnest. And so too are the French who can squeeze anytime and for anything they want.
In the following election, he won by a thumping majority of 22,922 votes and last year, the winning margin increased to 26,464 votes.BUT YOU LOOSE ALL THE BY ELECTIONS PERIOD
The prime minister said leaders should go down to the grassroots, keep their promises, work for the people and not for their clique and be sincere in discharging their duties.LIKE ME i an expert in backdoor what! a sodomy counsellor, remember? in Perak and now pulling a similar stunt in Selangor.
“Daylight robbery” commited by UMNO and BARISAN goons are ignored but has asked MACieCie to work overtime to go after PR reps. is not man enough to challenge for dissolution and call for fresh elections
He said it was important for leaders to be sincere as this would determine whether they could get the extra support from the people. Leaders who failed to keep their promises would lose the support of the people, he said.
Firstly, he need to rein in overzealous elements in enforcement agencies like the police and the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission which have given people the impression that they are far from impartial in carrying out their duties. It would also do him well to slap down any government-controlled media companies that spew hatred and racism, which till today seem to only get a slap on the wrist whenever they come out with provocative headlines and commentaries.
Secondly, Najib needs to push for the rule of law to be securely upheld so that the public regains a sense of confidence that the channels of redress are functioning efficiently. The dividend from this reformation is that the overall quality of life of the people will improve significantly. Hand in hand with this, he needs to show that the political will to curb corruption is uniformly strong from top to bottom. As things stand, with scandals of the magnitude of the Port Klang Free Zone fiasco on its hands, the BN clearly has some serious cleaning up to do.
Thirdly, the BN needs to create a new sense of consensus among its component members and a sense of belonging among the various communities that make up Malaysia. The sense that its formula for racial harmony has been characterised by tokenism rather than being based on the bedrock of fair treatment needs to be rectified. And not just with slogans like “1Malaysia” as catchy as they might be. People want tangible policies that ensure everyone receives equal treatment.
If the people see these basic changes taking place, there will be no need for BN to “take” Selangor. The people of Selangor will be glad to give their vote to whoever delivers good governance and a decent quality of life to them.
Last Updated on Monday,By Baradan Kuppusamy
No Samy Vellu in sight, a first for the domineering MIC leader. — Picture by Choo Choy May
when Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak made his symbolic pitch to the Indian community at Batu Caves on Sunday was MIC president Datuk Seri S. Samy Vellu.It was the first time since last year's general elections that Samy Vellu was missing at a hugely symbolic Indian event graced by the prime minister.
His absence appears to indicate a distancing in ties between the Najib administration and the traditional MIC leadership dominated by Samy Vellu.
Several days before Sunday's event, word was already out that the MIC president would not be attending the event.
While his detractors said he was not invited, his supporters said he was busy because the Batu Caves event clashed with the Perak MIC convention.
But critics point out that the Perak MIC meeting was a small affair compared to the hugely significant Batu Caves meet that was attended by the prime minister, and could have been easily postponed.
“The new Najib administration is keeping some distance from him,” said a political analyst of Indian affairs, who declined to be named because of the sensitivities involved.
“Najib wants to show that he cares for the Indians but does not want to be dragged down by Samy Vellu’s unpopularity among grassroots Indians,” the analyst said, adding that the Indian leaders attending the function with Najib were “mostly not MIC-type people.”
“His absence was very noticeable but not regretted,” he said.
Except for deputy Federal Territories minister Datuk M. Saravanan, most of the top MIC leaders were with Samy Vellu in Perak.
Samy Vellu has long sought to control the Indian community by dominating the management of the caves complex.
He has always given the opening speech on the first day of the Thaipusam celebration, the only event in the country that brings together nearly a million Hindu annually.
The one time Hindus rejected his presence was in the aftermath of Hindraf’s 2007 protest when hundreds of thousands devotees kept away in a show of defiance and rejection of Samy Vellu.
Current chairman Nadarajah was seen as his man in the management committee but in recent months he is “striking out” on his own.
Sunday’s event was organised independent of the MIC and Samy Vellu, sources said.
Nearly 6,000 Indians and others welcomed Najib to Batu Caves, a hugely symbolic gesture that received front page coverage in all three Tamil dailies, including Samy Vellu’s Tamil Nesan daily.
All the newspapers played up a photograph of Najib with a huge neck-to-toe garland of white flowers with red stripes, with Nadarajah dominating the prime spot beside the prime minister instead of Samy Vellu.
Najib also offered aid for promising Indian entrepreneurs, cash for Tamil schools and support for Hindu temples.
The more neutral Malaysian Nanban daily printed their story under a huge banner heading that said, People Overwhelm Prime Minister along with numerous photographs of the event.
This is the first time in memory Sam
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