Soon
there will be war. Soon the battle to take back our country from BN will start.
And
Selangor PKR is talking about going ahead with a proposed constitution
amendment THAT THEY KNOW THEY WILL LOSE!
PAS
has to guarantee that they will remain
loyal to Pakatan Rakyat!
And
Guan Eng is wrestling with the Yang Dipertua Kontraktor Melayu Pulau Pinang
about a “I said. You said” situation?
What
about the bigger picture? What about putting your heads together to see how you
all are going to face the overwhelming odds of the entire Federal Government
machinery and the corrupting influence of money that are now being marshalled
and directed by UMNO towards Pakatan Rakyat?
Surely
Pakatan Rakyat know it’s time. No more rhetoric. No more of making headline-grabbing
statement without offering real solutions. We have no interest that Selangor
committed treason in 1993. Or the promise that ALLAH made to non-Muslims.
This
is what we want to know. Within Pakatan Rakyat who will lead. Whose words can be
believed and will be acted upon by all within the coalition. Who amongst you
will speak for PR about what PR will do for our economy, on education – on the
matters that the people are interested in. When will Pakatan Rakyat be ready for
battle against Barisan Nasional? You are not ready now.
See
what Najib is doing. See MIC changing President–out with the old, in with the
new. Go find out what MCA and the other coalition partners are doing. Forget
2010. It is now 2011. Deal with Ibrahim Ali with the respect that he deserve –
a potential force able to help nudge Barisan Nasional towards victory.
Start
working in earnest with MCLM. Get them to sit at the same table as you in your
deliberations to define Pakatan Rakyats direction towards efforts to win the 13th
General Elections. Ignore MCLM at your own peril.
Deliberate
if DSAI can effectively lead PR up to and beyond the 13th general
election. Anoint a number two if need be to prepare for any eventualities. No
compromise on keeping promises made to the people for good, open and clean
governance. At all times the people and Nation takes precedence over party and
personal interest. There is absolutely no room for compromise on these issues.
While
we are waiting for Pakatan Rakyat to put its house into order, Najib is already
leading his team towards the 13th General Election. He meets with
105 Basrisan Nasional MP’s to evaluate chances of retaining seats won by BN in
2008. He has the Selangor State Government on the defensive. DSAI is locked in
his Sodomy Two trial. Najib creates mischief by arranging a meeting with PAS.
Every step, every move that Najib makes is calculated to inflict damage on PR’s
ability to be a credible force come the 13th general election...and he is gaining ground everyday!
So
please PR–cukup lah. Don’t play play.
Get
your act together NOW. This is not a wake-up call, not a friendly reminder and
not even a tujuk ajar. We the people are telling you that we have not written
BN off. We Malays still have one leg in UMNO’s camp (albeit it is our left
leg!) but all our instincts tell us to go with Pakatan Rakyat. All it takes for
PR to lose our vote is a change in our perception.
Our
perception that PR is no longer the credible alternative to BN. Our perception
that PR leaders are not committed to the greater good of the people and the
country. Our perception that Selangor has been badly managed by PKR. Our
perception that the government has got a case against DSAi for Sodomy two. Our
perception that PAS had talks with UMNO to explore means of working together
for the good of the Malays. The perception that the leaders of PR are held
together not because it is the right thing to do but that without this alliance
between three strange bedfellows they will lose to BN – and so all will stay together for now and sort out any problems AFTER winning the 13th General Elections.
The
people are too intelligent to buy that. Just as we know that Najib’s meeting
with BN MP’s is as much a PR exercise as a way to gauge for himself BN’s
readiness for battle –we also know that Najib tries. The people understand the
need for the PR coalition but you must make it work now and after the election.
The stakes are too high for the people to give their votes to PR simply because
we are desperate to get BN out. So please PR get your act together. This
election is for you to lose.
Too late. PR is be trounced by BN in GE13.
ReplyDeleteDear Steadyaku47,
ReplyDeleteYou wrote "The stakes are too high for the people to give their votes to PR simply......."
But I say the stake is even higher if the people give their votes to BN the Evil.
Mei
Please share this link:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7lz0pZAKzH0&feature=player_embedded
One of UMNO guy giving his speech on non-Malay votes. Thanks for fighting for all Malaysian.
Dedicated Malaysian
Many have indicated that the GE13 would be below sea level situation for PR. It must be asked: how did it come to this? Is it because now we have plenty of disgruntled PR supporters who don’t know what’s at stake if they don’t vote for PR?
ReplyDeleteDon’t be manipulated by the politicians/bloggers. Don’t listen to ANY special interest groups. NONE of these groups have YOUR best interests at heart.
Look at your own life and ask who is going to improve MY life? Who is going to improve our beloved nation? Who is going to protect our children's future? Answer those questions honestly for yourself and then go out and vote in the GE13.
The importance of bloggers in modern politics dictates that every political party is required to have a blogger strategy and focus. It is unfortunate that some bloggers want to bury PR for reason(s) best known to them. "Not that they love PR less but that they love Malaysia more".
But I posit, to lose with honour is a lot more commendable than winning by using slick media spin tactics, spruiking, bullying and intimidating the movable minds of the readers.
Yes, PR will be the underdog in this GE13. Its only chance to form an alternative government will be to campaign and convince the Rakyat on its ideas and competence to govern the country through a no-nonsense-plain-straight-talking approach.
MCLM should contest. Propose Malik stand in urban Setiawangsa.
ReplyDelete