why is that TUN MAHATHIR likes ORAL SEX with PAKATANEVEN AFTER WARNING FROM Muhyiddin Yassin

These non-Malay political parties in the Barisan Nasional (BN) coalition are growing in irrelevance among the racial constituencies they once represented.

Muhyiddin claim that BN unites various races in Malaysia never sounded so hollow when Umno most guilty playing racial card to cling to power

In the Bagan Pinang by-election, Deputy Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassinclaims that the government would not allow any quarters to disrupt racial unity in the country and would promptly act against those who played up sensitive racial issues.

He said since the Barisan Nasional (BN) governed the country, it had managed to unite the various races which had different cultures, customs and religions.

Muhyddin’s claim that BN unites the various races in Malaysia has never sounded so hollow when Umno is most guilty of playing the racial card to cling to power.

is now Pakatan Rakyat which has a more legitimate claim to represent the diverse races, cultures and religions in the country than Barisan Nasional as demonstrated by the results of the March 8 general elections last year and subsequent developments.

Even in the Bagan Pinang by-election, it is Umno which had been most irresponsible and divisive in its election tactics, starting from Nomination Day last Saturday with the vicious and racist mudslinging through two anonymous publications to incite communal hatred and animosities – “Wajah Sebenar Tan Sri Khalid Ibrahim: Nasib Orang Melayu Selangor” and “50 Kemusykilan Tentang Manusia Bernama Anwar Ibrahim” – to attack Khalid and Anwar as traitors of the Malay race.

Up to now, no Umno leader had denounced or apologised for these two racist tracts which bear all the marks of Umno sponsorship.

The Umno origin of these two racist tracts is most obvious as no leader from the other Barisan Nasional component parties, whether MCA, Gerakan or MIC, dare to condemn such racist mud-slinging and incitement for they would be directing their fire at Umno “Big Brother”.

At a retreat of Umno divisional leaders last week, a common refrain heard was that Umno should be less generous in giving up Malay-majority seats to representatives of MCA, MIC, Gerakan and other component parties.

MCA is again caught in a leadership tussle.

The general view among division chiefs was that the component parties were much weaker than Umno and would not be able to swing votes from the non-Malays or the Malays.

They are not wrong.

Firstly, these parties have been hit by infighting which has prevented them from speaking with a collective voice.

Secondly, they have been pushovers for so long that Umno officials have no qualms about sidelining them.

In the last few months, none of the component parties have been able to check the right wing tendencies of Umno.

The publication of the two books to hammer PKR politicians for “selling out” to non-Malays is just the latest slap in the face of Chinese- and Indian-based BN component parties.

The current scenario reignites a classic question in Malaysian politics. On one side an imperative to stand up for issues affecting their communities; on the other the risks of overreach and thereby affecting race relations either real or contrived.

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why is that TUN MAHATHIR likes ORAL SEX with PAKATANEVEN AFTER WARNING FROM Muhyiddin Yassin