Comments on: Undur Lah, Pak Lah! (Part II)

By: Ong Lai Wan

Ong Lai Wan — Thu, 10 Apr 2008 20:12:12 +0000

I fully agree with Lim Yee Fatt. Though many put blame to PM Abdullah,
I believe he is the catalyst for Democracy or the Dawn of Democracy.
He has created the conducive atmosphere for Democracy to grow.

He has reversed all the dictatorial designs of Dr M., who may still have
some political clout left to cause harm to his own self-selected successor
whom he has admitted openly that he had made a mistake. That means
Dr M’s judgment is not in people is faulty, perhaps blinded by too much
power at his disposal.

In the future history of Malaysia, Dato Abdullah Badawi would be known as
The Father of Real Democracy in Malaysia.

We must all salute Dato Abdullah Badawi for his achievements too. Though we may also want him to leave gracefully and enjoy his retirement, we must never forget the good deeds that he has done for a real Malaysian Malaysia to take root.

Think again, fellow Malaysians.

By: limyeefatt

limyeefatt — Fri, 14 Mar 2008 04:53:40 +0000

I support Datuk Seri Abdullah and here is my reasons.

After 50 years, if not for Datuk Seri Abdullah, we would not have the first Tsunami

and victory for democracy in Malaysia.

Let’s just look at the scenario:

1. Datuk Seri Abdullah released DSAI when he came to power. He did not need to

do this. Dr M would probably have driven DSAI to commit Harakiri in prison!

2. Datuk Seri Abdullah did not stop the bloggers from giving altenartive news. He

could have arrested these bloggers under ISA. Dr M would definitely have done

this at least prior to the election.

3. Datuk Seri Abdullah allowed the Bersih and Hindraf to organise their rallies.

Under Dr M’s rule, the organisers would have been arrested even for thinking

about organising the rallies.

Judge a person from the outcomes of their leadership, not from what their

detractors say. Datuk Seri Abdullah may just have become the “Gorbachev of

Malaysia”. So think twice before kicking him out like how Gorbachev was kicked

out by the opportunist Yeltsin.

Think!

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By: MiMi

MiMi — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 00:59:03 +0000

I sincerely hope Pak Lah will step down in a proper way and not by us chasing him away. Oh perhaps he is still sleeping and in dream.. he is simply wasting his time and our time.. We, Malaysian know that he is at no use for the nation’s progress.. It disgusting to see his sleepy face or sleeping in important forums and seminars. Wake up Pak Lah and just Get Lost!!! YOu are a humilation to our Nation!!!

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Mon, 10 Mar 2008 13:38:49 +0000

If not Badawi, can you think of a better candidate for the PM role? NJ?!
Btw, in the first place, it was Dr. M who placed Nazri in the cabinet.

By: Sean E

Sean E — Mon, 10 Mar 2008 10:15:42 +0000

While we enjoy the glory of the win of 5 states by the opposition, we should remember this: this time the BN has been caught totally by surprise. BN will come back with a vengeance in the next election.

Most West Malaysian may not know is the Sabah voters’ list (especially in the rural areas) is inflated with thousand of voters who a few years back were non-Malaysians. And this is done with the tacit help/encouragement of the federal (UMNO) government.

It is still not too late to ask the government to set up a Royal Commission to get to the root of the issue. Arrest and deport those who obtained their Malaysian citizenship illegally. Most of these people has also became instant Bumiputras overnight.

Don’t say this is not your problem. Look at the number of seats (24) delivered by Sabah to BN in the parliament.

By: Frank Ram

Frank Ram — Mon, 10 Mar 2008 07:15:11 +0000

Really well said, I have always been a BN supporter, this time around enough was enough, could not afford to look like a fool listening to idiots like Nazri, who is apparently given so much credit by Abdullah Badawi and his band of merry fools, (tell me who your friends are and I’ll tell you who you are) could not stomach the corruption, the criminal police force, the lack of transparency and accountability, I voted for the DAP, my children were voting in a constituency that had a PKR candidate and and a PAS candidate, I told them., “even the PAS yes, but not the Barisan.”
The winds of change are blowing, the people have rejected racial politics, the BN needs to rebrand itself, it needs to cleanse itself, the corrupt that form the core of the party must be dug out and cast out, that is the cancerous part of the BN and it has to renew itself of become irrelevant and fade away very soon.

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Mon, 10 Mar 2008 04:23:52 +0000

Former PM has no rights to condems the current PM as he is the one who started all the problems.

By: imsueyou

imsueyou — Mon, 10 Mar 2008 00:38:11 +0000

Abdullah seemed not getting the message despite the heavy loss. He will pay the price heavier later.

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Sun, 09 Mar 2008 19:43:57 +0000

Just a little comment, for our Government Standard.
Our Formal Information Minister, Zaibuddin Maidin may accused the blogger for publishing comment. He cannot differential what are comments and blog content. Our friend Zainuddin Maidin (Formal Information minister) assume Comments as the content of the blogger.
If you have time, have a look at him.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SHC1ogF4ai8

P/s: I feel so pathetic for him, being an Information Menteri, but his mind did not update with the latest information technology tool.

Being an Information Menteri, shouldn’t his language is up to standard in order to absorb new information? or to read new information? Can a Minister say something like” we are not Myanmar?

Lets watch his language standard.
At minute 1:10, Zainuddin Maidin said, we allow protest….
At minute 1.51, Zainuddin Maidin said, Protest is illegal.
(Poor English Minister)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A1_GQ-K7P_w