18 thoughts on “Cina sanggup buat apa-apa saja untuk cekup undi Melayu?”

  1. In football, it is the equivalent of scoring an own goal. now come on Helen, how many own goals have the Chinese from the DAP scored since 308 ? care to point out the numbers Helen ?

    If I were a BN strategist, I would be laughing out loud. I don’t have to do much, my opponent is doing most of the work for me.

    come to think of it, GE 13 is shaping out to be Obama vs Romney 2.0. Look at Obama, he doesn’t need to do much. all he has to do is wait for Romney to make more mistakes, i.e his comment of the 47% of people are dependent on the government, and pounced on them.

    Najib, relax. Follow Obama’s script. Are you listening PM Najib ?
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    Read ‘Record number of new voters to impact upcoming elections‘ in The Scissors today. — Helen

    1. I don’t know whether the numbers, concerning those below 39 and above 40, are real. but here’s what I would comment on.

      those over 40, they are registering as voters, I think they do so not because of politics, but because they know, and they care about, that if they don’t come out and vote on election day, this country, as they know it, will change irreversibly if the opposition win the GE.

      and may I add that those over 40 registering as voters are most likely to be Malay Muslims, the silent electorate.
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      But the young voters? — Helen

      1. Your guess is good as mine. But I m inclined to think that the young voters are not as dumb as people make them out to be. Will most of them vote for the opposition ? Yes. So that leaves us with “some” young voters, and their role will be pivotal.

        Plus, if the majority of these new voters are Malay Muslims, as opposed to the widely held believe of new voters being Chinese, then we have a new element of uncertainty, for the opposition that is.

        Since the composition of new voters is yet to be revealed by the Election Commission, well, I m waiting, actually, for them to make an announcement, that is if they even care to make one, my guess is that, all this is going to create more problems for the opposition.

        After all the shenanigans by the opposition, do they still expect the silent Malay Muslim majority to vote for them ? These people (Chinese from the opposition), they may think that attacking, insulting the UMNO/Barisan Malay Muslims is great for them, but do the Malay Muslims share the same sentiment ?
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        re: “the young voters are not as dumb as people make them out to be”. This kid not very smart — see Click.

      2. Kak Helen, En Ahmad Ibrahim. Saya cuma boleh bercakap berdasarkan pemerhatian dalam kalangan alumni saya. Kami berusia sekitar 30-40an. Merupakan bekas pelajar tajaan kerajaan (pinjaman dan biasiswa) di eropah.

        Jika statistik alumni saya boleh dijadikan panduan atau ukuran kepada pemikiran golongan kelas ni, saya rasa kita perlu merasa bimbang, sebab peratus yang condong kepada pembangkang adalah melebihi 60%. Baki 40% terpecah kepada:

        1. Golongan yang memang tak mahu ambil tahu hal yang berlaku dalam negara – yang penting hujung bulan gaji masuk

        2. Golongan yang cakap banyak tapi sendiri tak daftar untuk mengundi

        3. Golongan yang memang berfikiran rasional – bukan menyokong kerajaan membuta tuli, tapi fikirkan masa depan negara yang kita pinjam dari anak cucu kita, dan akan kita pulangkan kepada mereka suatu hari nanti.

        4. Golongan atas pagar.

        Jadi, di mana agaknya kedudukan Najib? Selamatkah?

      3. zueyusof,

        Najib masih selamat. seperti mana yang kita ketahui, golongan yang menuntut di luar negara, terutama sekali di barat, golongan ini jumlah mereka tak ramai. mereka ni golongan yang boleh saya kata, Najib sudah give up. golongan ini sudah terlalu taksub dengan nilai-nilai barat yang jelas bertentangan dengan amalan budaya orang timur.

        kita harus jelas tentang satu perkara. siapakah golongan yang akan mengundi pada PRU13 ? yang kita ketahui dengan amat jelas, majoriti pengundi, yang Melayu, majoritinya adalah orang-orang tempatan, yang mendapat pendidikan di dalam negara, yang berkerja, mencari makan di dalam negara, golongan ni yang Najib harus fokus, bukan golongan yang mendapat pendidikan di barat, yang sudah terlalu self indulge dengan nilai-nilai barat sehingga sudah lupa mereka ni orang Melayu/Timur. mereka ni Anglophile Malay.

        Najib masih lagi selamat. hakikatnya, seperti yang pernah saya katakan, UMNO dan PAS perlu berkerjasama, bukan kerana tuntutan politik, tetapi bagi survival kedua-dua parti ni.

        Ini kerana golongan Anglophile Melayu yang kini jelas rata-rata merosakkan pemikiran orang-orang Melayu hanya boleh dibendung jika UMNO dan PAS come together. ini pendapat saya.

        Harus kita ingat, kelangsungan Malaysia, sebagai sebuah negara berdaulat, berada dalam tangan UMNO dan PAS. Sama ada UMNO dan PAS boleh mencapai konsensus seumpama ini, kita akan ketahui selepas PRU13.

      1. Thanks, it works now. Must be the cookies earlier.

        Interesting point to note that racial politics is making inroads at tertiary level now (at public varsities). Mudslinging used to be the norm few years ago, especially when there are candidates who openly confess their political inclination (the PAS camp vs. UMNO camp vs. PKR camp), but it was pretty much a Malay affair because non-Malay candidates usually jarang kena kacau – from my observation lah, I may be wrong though..

        1. DAP’s new vote bank. They aggressively recruiting volunteers and registering first-time voters.

          Also Chinese political resurgence. So young Chinese keener on politics today compared to Reformasi era where the young political participants were Malay.

  3. Helen,

    alam kampus sentiasa terdedah luas kepada dunia luar termasuklah politik. sedikit sebanyak apa yang berlaku di luar kampus ada pengaruh ke atas alam kampus itu sendiri.

    kalau di luar kampus ada usaha untuk menukar perkataan “malay” jadi “malaysian”, nampaknya usaha berkenaan juga seolah-olah mahu dicontohi oleh warga kampus seperti Wang dan mungkin beberapa rakan-rakan yang lainnya.

    kalau di luar kampus, YB Dap anti bias bangsa terkantoi besar dalam isu penetapan status bangsa si anak apabila si anak dibangsakan mengikut si ibu (bukan bapa) dan dengan itu polemik yang ditimbulkan YB berkenaan hanyalah retorik wal hal diri sendiri ‘cakap tak serupa bikin’.

    dalam kampus juga sama, kegahirahan individu tertentu untuk memadamkan istilah “malay” dan digantikan dengan istilah “muslim” semasa berkempen pilihanraya kampus sedangkan dalam masa sama perkataan “chinese” dikekalkan, menampakkan betapa kekantoian di luar kampus juga boleh merebak ke dalam kampus.

    1. Sudut pandangan yang segar iaitu istilah ‘Muslim’ itu sebagai helah untuk menidakkan kotak bangsa ‘Melayu’ dan dalam pada itu ‘Malay’ pula di-Jom Ubah menjadi Malay-sian.

      1. Adakah dengan ditambah ‘sian’ belakang Malay akan menidak bangsa Melayu? Kami tetap tidak akan terima MALAYsian seseorang tanpa syarat2 termaktub 1. Berbahasa Melayu 2. Beragama Islam 3. Mengamalkan budaya Melayu.

        Tetapi dengan diubah Melayu menjadi Muslim sahaja, maka hilanglah identiti Melayu tersebut.

      2. Yeah, new strategy from the oppo think thank……in lieu of good things done for us all, each and every races.

  4. Ahmad ibrahim,

    What Anwar Ibrahim may refuse to accept is that the perception of Malay voters ihas change quite substantially. And the perception seems to favour UMNO.

    So, actually Najib needs not rush to seek audience with Yang DiPertuan Agung over dissolution of parliament. Anwar may still dream that he is the “focus” on Malaysian politics. Unfortunately, many view him as a nuisance.

    As for the Malays, there is no denying that there are die hard Anwar supporters. They will not believe anything said about Anwar. To them, Anwar is a paragon of virtue, honesty, intellectualism as its best.

    everyone of us know that Anwar has none of those characteristics, He seems to be over “familiar” with money politics and played it well in his mind boggling quest to topple Tun Ghaffar.

    The trend on Malays leaning towards UMNO can be seen on byelection where UMNO won convincingly in Bagan Pinang, Merlimau, Tenang. Even in Manik Urai claimed to be PAS bastion, UMNO lost by mere 45 votes: a telling signal that UMNO is gaining its influence.

    As for Chinese, I do believe they are pragmatic people. I do hope they remember how “painful ” to be on side of losing team. Instead of voting UMNO out, they may unwittingly vote themselves out of govt.

    My advice especially to Malays. Never underestimate the power of voting. A govt can collapse with mere one vote.

    1. I agree on your point not to rush the election.

      A while back on Stop The Lies, it was reported that the Nut Graph, a pro-PR online rag I’d never heard about, was shutting down due to lack of funds. Most probably when it was launched, they just gave it enough money to last until now, reasoning that by this time we’d have had the elections already.

      At that moment I realized, “this can’t be the only outfit that’s running dry. Let’s just hold out a bit more and see what else falls off.”

      I’m glad that we haven’t heard of dissolution yet. And whaddaya know, PKR Selangor govt is shouting at BN, asking who their calon MB is. Tak pernah dibuat dek orang.

      I wonder what else will happen. DS Najib is playing them like a boss.

  5. Servant Of God,

    Yes Sir. Najib is the “boss”. He is the “boss” as he leads the govt of a sovereign nation.

    Situation would have been different say if Najib or Dr Mahathir was then thr PM when Anwar lied about toppling a legitimate govt on Sept 1, 2008. If I were the PM, in no time, i would send in the troops to topple Guan eng or Khalid

    I have legitimate reason to do that. They supported the overthrowing of my Govt. as such, I have the right to execute them.

    But of course, then PM was Abdullah. He is ever lenient . In fact too lenient.

    If situation is reversed say Guan Eng was the PM and Abdullah cried out to topple his Govt(Putrajaya) on Sept 16, Guan Eng would put him in jail in no time.

    AS FOR ANWAR, he still dreams. He refuses to reallise that Najib is literally pushing him to the corner with no escape avenue. ANWAR simply can not accept reality that vast majority of Malays now see him as a burden , a politician with too many problems , a desperate politician. Above all, he is a useless politician who refuses to swear despite repeated challenged. And no person if he has any credible would run from a challenge to swear if he is on the “truth” side.

    IN SHORT, Anwar is history. A tragedy when a 64 year old politician is unable to face reality.

  6. Let me be in abstract. How does this sound. Manan Ngah’s song [YouTube]. Eergh!!! don’t look at it as a love song but look at it what Malaysians crave for amongst each other for it if they don’t want to feel neglected. No this is not poetic justice, it is realism that we need to come into terms for Malaysians without a pseudo agenda for political misgiving.

  7. la budak ni ikut contoh tak baik dari mama dapster. malu ke nak mentioned kaum india. sungguh rasis tahap polis angkasa gaban.

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