There is no New Malaysia but 2018 saw DAP becoming MCA 2.0.
Before GE14, we had genuinely wondered whether Tun could be used as the “Malay screw Malay” political weapon or if it was instead to be DAP that is kept dangling on Tun’s puppet strings. Continue reading “2018: The coming out of the castrated chihuahua”
Absolute power, like an elixir of youth, is what keeps nonagenarian Mahathir Mohamad going. And his age is hardly showing as he undertakes the thankless job to house train DAP.
Plus he’s doing a better at bossing around compared to his predecessors Najib Razak and Abdullah Badawi. Continue reading “Mahathir will live to 100 and little lapdog DAP well trained by then”
Dapsters have accused Mahathir of making too many U-Turns. The truth is the man never really changed at all.
Crooked bridge, Proton 3.0, toll concessions, Sedition Act, rich Chinese … his ideas remain the same old, same old. It’s a pity that DAP supporters are too kedekut to invest in a copy of the 1969 Malay Dilemma. Continue reading “Tun tak ubah pun”
And the revolution begins to eat its own.
Continue reading “Syed Saddiq had better not mess with Siti Kasim”
Under Mahathir today, there are 5 Chinese ministers and 8 Chinese deputy ministers. Under Abdullah Badawi in 2004, there were 6 Chinese ministers and 12 Chinese deputy ministers — see full list below.
Imagine … DAP fought the elections so hatefully and viciously only for the Chinese community’s political capital to diminish after the much hyped victory of ‘Hope’. Continue reading “Malay-Muslim unity govt looks likely in near future”
UPDATE: I figure DAP members of parliament are monolithic and will vote en bloc, toeing the party whip.
DAP grassroots are not so much in favour of Pribumi vis-a-vis PKR, and speaking up for them are party MPs like Ramkarpal Singh, Gobind and Charles Santiago. Kudos to the three. Other media-prominent MPs though are, unfortunately, more chameleon-like. Continue reading “Anwar vs Mahathir: Who’s got magic number 112?”
Bersambung dari posting saya kelmarin bertajuk ‘DAP tabur angin, dia akan tuai badai’.
Malapetaka PRU14 merupakan detik hitam yang telah merubah arus sejarah serta memesongkan halatuju negara kita.
Hasil daripada keputusan malang undi 9 Mei, banyak habuan kini berjaya diperolehi DAP. Continue reading “Umno tolak 100% apa-apa kerjasama dengan DAP”
Tahniah DAP atas kejayaan mencipta Malaysia Baru yang diterajui parti Pribumi.
‘New Malaysia’ ini dibentuk selepas DAP berjaya membunuh parti Cina MCA yang sekarang tinggal hanya satu wakil dalam Dewan Rakyat. DAP turut kuburkan parti kaum India MIC yang juga tinggal satu MP saja. Syabas diucapkan. Continue reading “DAP tabur angin, dia akan tuai badai”
Parti PAN mempunyai 11 orang ahli parlimen (MP) Melayu, Pribumi 19 MP Melayu dan PKR 26 MP Melayu.
Ikut khabar, banyak lagi MP Umno yang akan lompat masuk Pribumi. Continue reading “Sekejap lagi parti Tun akan lebih MP Melayu berbanding parti Anwar”
DAP mempunyai 42 orang ahli Dewan Rakyat.
Berdasarkan keputusan PRU14 bulan Mei lalu, Umno muncul parti terbesar ketika itu dengan memenangi 54 buah kerusi parlimen.
Namun ekoran gelombang Yang Berhormat keluar berpuyu-puyu dari parti, Umno kini tinggal 38 orang MP saja.
Continue reading “DAP sekarang lebih ramai MP berbanding Umno”
24 May 2019: Finally, we’re looking at the last dismal days of May! She’s leaving after months of intense pressure by her own party and ultimately non-cooperation by opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn and other political opponents.
The British PM has just announced her long overdue resignation, and tearing up at the end of her brief speech – screengrab below – given in front of the PM’s iconic official residence.
Her formal departure date is June 7 when she stands down as Troy chief but she will only relinquish the premiership when successor is selected, probably around mid-July.
Theresa May stubbornly clung to office despite that she’d become so unpopular not only most of her country but even her own cabinet wanted her to vacate No.10 Downing Street.
Two days ago (Wed.), House of Commons leader Andrea Leadsom quit after earlier spates of resignations by Mrs May’s ‘cabinet secretaries’ or what we call ministers. Leadsom‘s signal was the straw that broke the camel’s back.
So ineffectual was Mrs May’s leadership her lacklustre conservative party fell behind Nigel Farage’s new Brexit party and arch rival Labour, and just slightly ahead of the Lib Dems (12%) in the ongoing EU elections.
The Brits voted yesterday with Tory polled at only 14 percent in popularity (voter intent) compared to frontrunner Brexit at 31 percent. Results will be known by Sunday. For sure the British public is speaking their dissatisfaction through the ballot box.
BELOW: Former Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson is tipped to replace Theresa May
Mrs May failed to deliver her country’s exit from the EU as promised by the 2016 UK referendum. Her Brexit bill was rejected three times by the House of Commons (British parliament).
Harapan too is failing to deliver the manifesto it promised Malaysia’s overly hopeful voters. And thus the ineffectual Harapan minority government will also eventually not last beyond one term. This is the logic of postmodern politics.
(Source: Internet live feed, Malaysian time: 6.15pm)
POSTSCRIPT: Hahaha, Donald Trump is likely to outlast the 3Ms (May, Merkel, Macron) – the sophisticates who looked down their snooty European noses at his gauche nationalism.
Continue reading “‘No-confidence’ vote triggered against minority govt PM”
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