Comments on: The Poison of “Unity” Government

By: Jong

Jong — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 07:30:42 +0000

oops, I thought I lost the earlier one and had to post another.

Doc, Can you please delete the earlier one? Thanks.

By: Jong

Jong — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 06:26:00 +0000

“Breaking News 22June09″ - It’s kiss and make up by Nik Aziz and Nasharudin? - that’s only for the media lah!

So now the arrogant Nasharudin is not leaving PAS to join UMNO with whom he had been so infatuated with of late?
After all that has been said and done I don’t think anyone in their right frame of mind within PAS, DAP and PKR will ever be able to trust the guy anymore. His every move from now on will be closely gauged with suspicion by the rest.

Don’t we all know those “unity talks” are nothing else but an effort to round up greedy toadies willing to jump and a desperate UMNO willing to pay, and Nasharudin was to head the list, no?

By: Jong

Jong — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 06:11:28 +0000

Hahaha, kiss and make up by Nik Aziz and Nasharudin? - that’s ‘breaking news 22June09′ for the media lah!

So now the arrogant Nasharudin is not resigning to join UMNO with whom he had been so infatuated with of late?
After all that has been said and done I don’t think anyone in their right frame of mind within PAS, DAP and PKR will ever be able to trust the guy anymore. His every move from now on will be closely gauged with suspicion by the rest!

Don’t we all know those “unity talks” are nothing else but an effort to round up greedy toadies willing to jump and a despeerate UMNO willing to pay, and Nashasudin was to head the list, no?

By: Abangcina

Abangcina — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 07:28:34 +0000

It takes 30 years of rot before the Iranians would stand up and revolt. By civilisation and intelligence, Malays can’t do better in time than their muslim brothers on their own. Only by the revolt of the East Malaysians will Malays and UMNO get a quick lesson for their stupidity and hubris in the last 20 over years, a legacy of the devilish Mahathir which has corroded the fabric of the Malay race in Malaysia.

By: Jong

Jong — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 05:44:53 +0000

Scheming UMNO is not in the lest interested in “Unity Talk”!

No one believes in its sincerity. UMNO knows its days are about over and there’s a desperate need to drive a wedge into Pakatan Rakyat to break it up, to create discord, animosity and distrust within Pakatan Rakyat under pretext of ‘uniting the Malays’!

By: Lrong

Lrong — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 04:54:34 +0000

correction: ‘a’ public administrator…

By: Lrong

Lrong — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 04:52:47 +0000

Dr. Bakri… greetings. I am as usual, impressed by your honest writings. Your views about the Tok Guru is right on. No doubt religious and pious, but as an public administrator, really nothing to shout about.

By: Outsider

Outsider — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 04:14:43 +0000

UMNO’s proposal of unity talks with PAS is so obviously a tactic to drive a wedge between the respective parties in PKR, it begs the question of how the two PAS top dogs could fall into UMNO’s trap and annoy PAS spiritual leader Nik Aziz at the same time. But it also could be a manifestation either of the duo’s political naivety, stupidity or that in their lust for power they spotted (or at least they think they saw) an opportunity for instant gratification.

The two PAS top dogs should have realized that anything KJ supports – or rejects – should be suspect. KJ objected to the 3rd bridge to Singapore, nor caring that that could scare foreign investors away from IDR. But that is likely KJ’s way to making Najib sweat - for not giving him a cabinet ministerial post, which in the past has been a foregone conclusion of an appointment for UMNO Youth heads so much so that it was not only regarded as a right but also a tradition – now abandoned by Najib to please APANAMANYA.