I am worried about PMX next move. I really do.

[BenVentures]

I am worried PMX might announce a slew of freebies and goodies for Malays and start venomous rhetoric against others, to win votes which he will never get.

Will he go totally off the right edge?

We wouldn't know on whether BN would or not, but what we do know, yes indeed it would depend on the election outcome.

I have to agree that we should focus on the opportunities. I actually can fall back to historical examples.

SJKC / Private schools that is chinese based, had most of their fundings via this manner; Whereby the local businessmen strengthen themselves, and then when they are strong they give back to community via donations. Hence, less dependence on the government and likewise.

Whereas for PH.

I once again agree, most vote BN due to anti-PH rather than pro-BN.

I have a slight term difference, still similar, in this when it comes to moderation. I think if the non-Malays are able to demonstrate that we are actually pro-Malaysia, take the daily conversation away from Chinese / India / Malay / Bumi / Religion - to focus on the wellbeing of economy and people, then I believe we will have more headroom to progress.

Yes, undoubtedly there are some topics / aspects / policies that comes into close contact with R&R issues, but that doesn't mean that we have to push that one button again and again. There are plenty of issues that can be resolved, and doesn't have the contact point that could lead to flashpoint. Use that to consolidate and further prove that we are not pushing for anything that eats into their interest

 

[kopirait]

kerajaan yang wujud ni pun perpaduan saja. Bukan kerajaan PH.

 

[tet]

I am worried PMX might announce a slew of freebies and goodies for Malays and start venomous rhetoric against others, to win votes which he will never get.

Will he go totally off the right edge?

We wouldn't know on whether BN would or not, but what we do know, yes indeed it would depend on the election outcome.

I have to agree that we should focus on the opportunities. I actually can fall back to historical examples.

SJKC / Private schools that is chinese based, had most of their fundings via this manner; Whereby the local businessmen strengthen themselves, and then when they are strong they give back to community via donations. Hence, less dependence on the government and likewise.

Whereas for PH.

I once again agree, most vote BN due to anti-PH rather than pro-BN.

I have a slight term difference, still similar, in this when it comes to moderation. I think if the non-Malays are able to demonstrate that we are actually pro-Malaysia, take the daily conversation away from Chinese / India / Malay / Bumi / Religion - to focus on the wellbeing of economy and people, then I believe we will have more headroom to progress.

Yes, undoubtedly there are some topics / aspects / policies that comes into close contact with R&R issues, but that doesn't mean that we have to push that one button again and again. There are plenty of issues that can be resolved, and doesn't have the contact point that could lead to flashpoint. Use that to consolidate and further prove that we are not pushing for anything that eats into their interest

Taip panjang2.....tp say nothing....of meaningfull... another rubbish from daPIG supporter.....

 

[fredo]

Kemudian salahkan kelantan...

 

[kopirait]

Taip panjang2.....tp say nothing....of meaningfull... another rubbish from daPIG supporter.....

Meracau sebelum mata lelap.

 

[synyster]

Ternyata DZH seorg strategis yg hebat. Dari berada ambang total annihilation, UMNO bawah dia kembali bangkit lebih pantas dari yg disangka.

Strategi utk terima titah YDPA bersama2 membentuk kerajaan perpaduan, biarpun ditohmah UMDAP ternyata berkesan.