The European Union Ambassador to Malaysia Luc Vandebon said the EU would
have no porblems working with Opposition Leader Anwar Ibrahim and his Pakatan
Rakyat coalition should they wrest the federal government in the coming general
election.
“Absolutely, we want to work with Malaysia. We are ready to work with
Datuk Seri Anwar and any other democratically-elected government,” Vandebon
told a press conference on Friday.
Very significant statement from a world power
The statement is a tremendous morale
booster for the 64-year-old Anwar and PR as they move into the last lap of what
is expected to be a very dirty ballot.
The above is an extract from Demi Rakyat |
Steadyaku47 comment:
This is what I mean by making stupid statements. Just
what does Anwar expect the EU Ambassador to Malaysia to say? That the EU will
not work with a democratically elected government in Malaysia? That the EU will
only work with Barisan Nasonal? Come on lah Bro….naik standard sikit lah! We
expect that from Najib not from you!
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75-Day Countdown to 13GE – Will
UMNO/BN leaders who really believe that BN will regain two-thirds majority in
13GE stand up?
steadyaku47 comment:
The above heading is from Kit Siang's blog. Let us get this straight – whether BN wins with a one seat majority or
with two thirds majority does not matter to BN. A win is a win. Please Kit
Siang enough of this ‘point scoring.’ Just focus on your Pakatan Rakyat and
make sure you stop shooting each other in the foot after you have already
yourself shoot yourself in your own
foot!
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BABI's statement not true, Abu Mazen okayed Najib's visit to Gaza!
From the blog BarkingMagpie
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But the tensions between Hamas and Fatah persist. The Fatah leader, PresidentMahmoud Abbas of the Palestinian Authority, condemned the visit of Mr. Najib, who is the first leader of a non-Arab Muslim state to visit Gaza since Hamas took full control there in 2007.
“The visit constitutes a harm to the Palestinian representation, boosts the division and does not serve the Palestinian interests,” said a statement by Mr. Abbas that appeared on the Web site of the official Wafa news agency.
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But the visit drew criticism from the office of Mahmoud Abbas, the Palestinian president, who also heads the Fatah movement.
"The Palestinian presidency announces its rejection and condemnation of the Malaysian prime minister's visit to Gaza," a statement carried on the official WAFA news agency said.
"It undermines Palestinian representation and reinforces the division and does not serve Palestinian interests," it continued, saying Abbas' bureau would ask Kuala Lumpur "for clarification."
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