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Breaking news: ‘PKR using own logo in Johor as Harapan’s has baggage’ — see below.
“PKR chief organising secretary Nik Nazmi Nik Ahmad said his party decided to use its own logo for the upcoming Johor state elections as the Pakatan Harapan logo has too much baggage due to being associated with their two-year stint as the federal government,” reported Malaysiakini yesterday.
BELOW: Atuk, the former Harapan chairman, flanked by DAP Christians shortly before they hit pay dirt
Harapan symbol of 2018–2020 era
The coalition’s white-on-red arrowhead logo was only created in 2017 when Harapan was on the cusp of power.
According to Nik Nazmi, the brand is closely associated with their administration during its short-lived 2018–2020 ruling term.
To the DAP’s 95 percent Chinese supporters, however, their Hope government could do no wrong in Putrajaya under the wings of then Beloved Tun.
Coincidentally, I had blogged on Monday (Jan 24) that “the name ‘Harapan’ will soon become synonymous with Cina DAP super bullies”.
BELOW: PKR exco in the Penang state government revealed how she was bullied by DAP
To many among Malaysia’s non Chinese population, 2018–2020 was a nightmare period reeking of DAP arrogance and bullying.
Even Umno MPs complain in the Dewan about what bullies the DAP are – see below – thus what more the distress suffered by ordinary rakyat who do not have any political clout.
Since the early 2010s, Hannah Yeoh has been known as “DAP SuperCyber Bully”.
Deputy Minister Siti Zailah was bullied off the Twitter platform a split second after assuming her new duties in the Women’s Ministry.
Siti Zailah is the bete noire of Hannah who has been hounding the PAS leader as well as Rina Harun since before the duo had time to warm their seats. It is as if the two Malay women were felt to be unqualified to fill her shiny shoes in the ministry.
Note: Siti Zailah got Hannah’s job after the government changeover in March 2020, and Rina now heads the ministry where Hannah was previously a deputy minister in the Mahathir 2.0 cabinet.
It is not only the PKR and PAS women who are bullied by DAP. Even men complain about “kena buli” by DAP — see Sinar Harian front page headline below.
PAS Mursyidul Am, the late Tuan Guru Nik Aziz, had also agreed with his son Nik Abduh (pictured above) that PAS was being bullied by its Pakatan partners at that time.
A primary feature of Pakatan and Harapan ascendency to the pinnacle of power is the bullying behaviour of Cina DAP.
Writing about the “Chinese political culture” in our country, Joceline Tan said in her newspaper column two days ago on Jan 25: “Chinese social media has been something else altogether. The vitriol against him [post Sheraton Move] has been awful, crude …”
Indeed. The vitriol in Chinese social media, especially from supporters of DAP Christian leaders, is quite “something else altogether”.
When mentioning “him” in the quote above, The Star‘s star columnist Joceline was referring to Chinese disenchantment with Mahathir but similar levels of “awful” and “crude” attacks have been mounted too on anyone (e.g. Ronnie Liu, Dr Boo Cheng Hau) daring criticize DAP evangelista leaders.
Writing one day before Joceline, I’d also blogged that the “failing fortunes of PKR herald the collapse of any genuine multiracialism in the opposition, leaving Harapan a bastion of rabid Cina DAP voters”.
Currently the floundering PKR is saying it prefers to use its own recognisable pale blue logo rather than the Harapan group logo in the coming Johor election.
Wise move.
Because not only is the Harapan brand tainted by DAP’s super bullying behaviour but its branding is reminiscent of Born Again Christianity.
‘Hope’ is a very popular name for the evangelical churches. It is also a key word in the Christian faith.
Harapan, in the mind of the non-Chinese electorate, was the DAP’s unwelcome attempt to ubah our country.
PKR is correct to distance itself from the toxic Harapan brand.
Breaking news: ‘PKR using own logo in Johor as Harapan’s has baggage’ — see below.
“PKR chief organising secretary Nik Nazmi Nik Ahmad said his party decided to use its own logo for the upcoming Johor state elections as the Pakatan Harapan logo has too much baggage due to being associated with their two-year stint as the federal government,” reported Malaysiakini yesterday.
BELOW: Atuk, the former Harapan chairman, flanked by DAP Christians shortly before they hit pay dirt
Harapan symbol of 2018–2020 era
The coalition’s white-on-red arrowhead logo was only created in 2017 when Harapan was on the cusp of power.
According to Nik Nazmi, the brand is closely associated with their administration during its short-lived 2018–2020 ruling term.
To the DAP’s 95 percent Chinese supporters, however, their Hope government could do no wrong in Putrajaya under the wings of then Beloved Tun.
Coincidentally, I had blogged on Monday (Jan 24) that “the name ‘Harapan’ will soon become synonymous with Cina DAP super bullies”.
BELOW: PKR exco in the Penang state government revealed how she was bullied by DAP
To many among Malaysia’s non Chinese population, 2018–2020 was a nightmare period reeking of DAP arrogance and bullying.
Even Umno MPs complain in the Dewan about what bullies the DAP are – see below – thus what more the distress suffered by ordinary rakyat who do not have any political clout.
Since the early 2010s, Hannah Yeoh has been known as “DAP SuperCyber Bully”.
Deputy Minister Siti Zailah was bullied off the Twitter platform a split second after assuming her new duties in the Women’s Ministry.
Siti Zailah is the bete noire of Hannah who has been hounding the PAS leader as well as Rina Harun since before the duo had time to warm their seats. It is as if the two Malay women were felt to be unqualified to fill her shiny shoes in the ministry.
Note: Siti Zailah got Hannah’s job after the government changeover in March 2020, and Rina now heads the ministry where Hannah was previously a deputy minister in the Mahathir 2.0 cabinet.
It is not only the PKR and PAS women who are bullied by DAP. Even men complain about “kena buli” by DAP — see Sinar Harian front page headline below.
PAS Mursyidul Am, the late Tuan Guru Nik Aziz, had also agreed with his son Nik Abduh (pictured above) that PAS was being bullied by its Pakatan partners at that time.
A primary feature of Pakatan and Harapan ascendency to the pinnacle of power is the bullying behaviour of Cina DAP.
Writing about the “Chinese political culture” in our country, Joceline Tan said in her newspaper column two days ago on Jan 25: “Chinese social media has been something else altogether. The vitriol against him [post Sheraton Move] has been awful, crude …”
Indeed. The vitriol in Chinese social media, especially from supporters of DAP Christian leaders, is quite “something else altogether”.
When mentioning “him” in the quote above, The Star‘s star columnist Joceline was referring to Chinese disenchantment with Mahathir but similar levels of “awful” and “crude” attacks have been mounted too on anyone (e.g. Ronnie Liu, Dr Boo Cheng Hau) daring criticize DAP evangelista leaders.
Writing one day before Joceline, I’d also blogged that the “failing fortunes of PKR herald the collapse of any genuine multiracialism in the opposition, leaving Harapan a bastion of rabid Cina DAP voters”.
Currently the floundering PKR is saying it prefers to use its own recognisable pale blue logo rather than the Harapan group logo in the coming Johor election.
Wise move.
Because not only is the Harapan brand tainted by DAP’s super bullying behaviour but its branding is reminiscent of Born Again Christianity.
‘Hope’ is a very popular name for the evangelical churches. It is also a key word in the Christian faith.
Harapan, in the mind of the non-Chinese electorate, was the DAP’s unwelcome attempt to ubah our country.
PKR is correct to distance itself from the toxic Harapan brand.
Helen Ang 
bully umno and pas? really? its like saying hker and taiwanese bully ccp.
Small number can bully big number. Like Christian missionaries who bullied natives anywhere under historical European colonialism and white settlement.
Hawaii is a prime example. Followed by the South Pacific islands of Fiji, Samoa and Tonga.
At the end of the day, it is the rice bowl issues which surmount all the other issues, not semantics. The Government which provides jobs, low cost of living, opportunities to improve one’s livelihood with the rule of the law to ensure fair-play, will garner the votes. Ad hoc subsidies are ineffective to convince anyone in these days of the Web. Malaysia now has so many Task Forces to solve her self-inflicted problems. This only means quantity is not the answer to quality. How many Malaysians realize we are the most governed people on this Earth ? First, the humongous Cabinet of 75 Ministers and Advisers. Second, the 13 State Governments. Third, the largest Civil Servants group per capita in the World. Fourth, the 300+ GLCs which do not make money but well-staffed and are off-Government Budget. Sime Darby Berhad was the first GLC which was turned into a fine British type of trading company with no risks but without the Empire Preference. These items are luxuries for a Third World country which aspires to move upwards ! Only progressive and visionary Policies will encourage the Private Sector to produce more to provide more revenue for the Government coffers. Otherwise, money will gravitate to greener pastures. At the same time, Malaysia is now competing with others for the all important FDI annually. Recent reports revealed that Indonesia could garner over US$ 40 Billions from the Gulf. Therefore, those in play in politics should be concerned with rice-bowl issues for the Rakyat than smart play on semantics. A rose is a rose, a rose ! Whatever the colour ?