VOTERS MUST VOTE OUT BRUTALITY OF THE GOVERNMENT OF ISLAM OF NAJIB COME THIS GE.13

“Corruption at the local level is so rampant that is has led to apathy among citizens, who are unaware of their rights.“ Voters must vote out the corrupt people come this GE.While meant to mock the brutality of the government of Islam Najib,  the joke is also a pointed jab at Malaysian’s legal system. In Malaysia, citizens are arrested, tortured and even killed for carrying out acts permitted by law. Malaysia advertises itself as a democracy, and has a constitution guaranteeing freedom of expression and the protection of human rights. When citizens act on their constitutional rights by criticising officials or organising non-violent protests, the government is quick to arrest them

this country to the next level and beyond. None of them have charisma or are able to demonstrate joined-up thinking. They spend more time working out how they can create ever larger projects so that they can shower their cronies with hand-outs and channel syphoned off millions to their “supporters”. In this country, its money that earns loyalty, not respect for integrity or intellect. At least he has the thick face to say he don’t want to show his accounts lar… The PM havent even uttered a single word about the Scorpene issue. If I were the DPM, I will take up the challenge and finish Anwar for good. But then this DPM is not a clean as he wants us to think he is.
For your own good, don’t show your accounts or you may land up in jail trying explain how you amass them, right ? In many instances you also being accused of corruption of millions if not billons of RM during your tenure as Johor MB and in the federal government. Why do you have very short memory? In DSAI case, you are the ruling party with the all the investigative agencies under your purview to investigate the allegation. You still want to see the personal bank accounts of a private citizen. Shame on you. Oh we forgot you don’t have the sense of shame. You made so much money after hijacking Stamford Holdings land ! How come you dont have somuch money ? Oh ! I forgot ! They are in the names of your truted cronies so naturally you dont have that much money. Take a cue from Mamathir – at least he pretends to disclose. Learn from confucious “People who open mouth wide bite their own asses ” which is exactly why you have to squirm out of the challange by AI just like your skrewup on PTPTN loans for students. You can fool some people all the time. You can fool all the people some time. But you cant fool all the people all the time. For a season politician like you dont make assumptions but back it up with facts and documents.You have opened yourself to a lawsuit by slandering your opponent, You have made people assume that you have more to hide than Anwar. You cannot challenge your opponent without willing to accept his challenge. Muhyddin that is 3 KNOUT OUT with just one statement fro Anwar

Deputy Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin, who has been leading the BN charge against Opposition Leader Anwar Ibrahim over RM3bil of funds salted away in “master accounts”, did a full U-turn on Thursday.

After repeatedly calling on Anwar to come clean if he had nothing to hide, Muhyiddin himself refused to show his own bank accounts as challenged by Anwar.

The 64-year old Opposition Leader had last week turned the tables on his foe by promising to disclose his banking details if Muhyiddin did the same.

“Why should I disclose my accounts? I don’t have that kind of money,” Muhyiddin told a press conference on Thursday.

Surveys galore but no action

At the press conference, Muhyiddin also refuted a claim by Anwar’s PKR party that the opposition would be able to clinch 110 seats based on a survey conducted recently.

“Maybe they are conducting a psychological war, so that people will feel like they are supporting the winning side. They declare to the public that they can win, in order to garner support. They can have their survey, we can also have ours,” said Muhyiddin.

According to one news portal, a BN survey found that Prime Minister Najib Razak had a good chance of winning 146 seats or just 2 short of the two-thirds parliamentary majority he is hankering for. Yet despite such a rosy prediction, Najib did not call for polls.

Instead, the latest survey conducted by the Merdeka Centre and released a few weeks ago showed Najib’s approval rating plunging 4 percentage points from 69% to 65%. This is believed to be among factors that led to the BN decision to call off snap polls which Najib and his camp had hinted would be held in June or July.

The latest ‘most likely’ date for balloting according to the Umno-linked media is now November.

Anwar is a great leader n talented orator who can outshine u in anything. U show me n I show you. In order to clean up corruption by umno-bn, vote for pr. ,you wanted YB DSAI to show you all his bank accounts and when challenged that you do the same,you chicken out…Hey,Chicken Muhyiddin,what happened, do you have so much ill-gotten gain in your bank account that you cannot account for them…After working 35 years in the private sector,I am prepared to open up all my bank account if challenged by YB DSAI,esp.when you are bersih and have nothing to hide..The next time when you want to challenge someone Muhyiddin and when you are not clean yourself,just dont open your mouth and make yourself look like a fool.Now it looks like more the reason not to vote for the corrupted UMNO/BN when they have so much skeletons in the closet..

These days Deputy Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin’s woes, imposed or self-inflicted, have combined to call unflattering attention to his competence for the post the public assumes he is ambitious for and likely to gain after the 13th general election’s results confirm Prime Minister Najib Razak as a one-term UMNO President.

The smart money says Najib will not be able to improve on predecessor Abdullah Ahmad Badawi’s performance at the last general election which would make the incumbent UMNO President a lame duck going into the party’s triennial poll to be held after GE13.

The fact that Najib has offered each BN MP a RM1.5 million sweetener that would have to be budgeted into the national accounts for 2013, thus rendering more forbidding the country’s 15th straight annual deficit, is indicative of desperation in the PM’s survey of his coalition’s electoral prospects.

His boosters, citing opinion surveys of doubtful methodology, have told him that the Malaysian public is apt to think more highly of the PM than of the party and coalition he leads.

This is probably why he is plumping for their acceptance of his coalition through the hoariest of methods – profligate servings from the gravy train which the country’s finances, in the reckoning at least of one of his ministers (PEMANDU chief Idris Jala), can no longer afford.

Apart from the RM1.5 million spending allocation to each BN MP, it is said there is likely to be another round of a RM500 handout to 2.5 million hard-strapped households in the country.

The fiscal implications of these pork barrel measures bolster the view that when the Najib administration bandies about the term ‘Economic Transformation Programme’, it does so with Humpty Dumpty in mind (“A word is anything I say it means”).

Embarrassing volte-face

Fiscal irresponsibility aside, the reality of a lack of contending and constructive visions in the top-tier of the UMNO leadership is reflected in Muhyiddin’s gyrations.

Unless of course you accept that a reflexive occupation of positions to the right of Najib, on issues of race and the economy particularly, constitute a viable stance for a contender for UMNO’s top post, the current DPM is on a hiding to nothing.

This was amply demonstrated by Muhyiddin’s alacrity in defending thedecision to suspend loans to Selangor recipients of PTPTN (Higher Education Loan Fund), a position that blew up in his face when the move was rescinded within days of its announced implementation. The slap dealt Muhyiddin by the government’s embarrassed volte-face on the issue ought to have given him pause. But an ingrained reflex is hard to trump.

Taking the cue from the rabid Utusan Malaysia, Muhyiddin sailed into another controversy, this one about opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim’s alleged maintenance of bank accounts reputedly totaling RM3 billion.

Muhyiddin challenged Anwar to clarify the matter. The opposition leader was swift on the uptake: he said he was willing to open all his bank accounts provided Muhyiddin does the same.

For credibility, a challenge such as the one Muhyiddin issued Anwar, if met with a counter, requires that the challenge-poser and the challenged engage in a duel of self exposes. But all that is forthcoming is a deafening silence at the DPM’s quarter. Moral of the episode: glass house residents should not throw stones.

Muhyiddin’s man also took hit

It was not only Muhyiddin who took a hit on the PTPTN issue. Higher Education Minister Khaled Nordin was similarly bloodied by the government’s about-turn.

Khaled approved the suspension of study loans to Selangor recipients on the grounds that it would test the Pakatan Rakyat government’s ability to deliver on the coalition’s pledge of free university education for qualified students.

In succumbing to the temptations of one-upmanship, both Muhyiddin and Khaled (right) made an unconscionable error: the interests of affected students must not be held hostage to partisan political maneuvering.

Khaled, backed by Muhyiddin, is on course to beMenteri Besar of Johor but Najib has obtained the Sultan of Johor’s understanding for a two-year extension of tenure for incumbent MB Ghani Othman after the coming general election.

This was secured on the grounds that veteran Ghani has got to be around to see the big projects in the pipeline for Johor are on to a more even keel. This is unfavourable to Muhyiddin as Ghani, hardly an admirer of the DPM’s, will be in charge of a state that will send the largest number of delegates to UMNO’s triennial party polls that must be held after the general election.

All of which goes to show that a reflex-driven and opposition-for-opposition-sake attitude is not a viable platform on which to sustain a claim to the top position in party or country.

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