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| PR's 'Negara Kebajikan' can plunge the nation into bankruptcy Posted: 30 Sep 2012 08:35 PM PDT PM Najib Tun Razak today told BN leaders to be bold in fighting for the welfare and the well being of the people, go to the ground and not afraid of being intimidated by the opposition. A positive reminder, indeed although it is a well-known fact that Barisan Nasional walks the talk in dealing with the welfare of the rakyat. This is evident from the package under Budget 2013 he announced on Sept 28. Pakatan Rakyat has yet to proof anything although its counter-Budget proposal contains some attractive measures it will undertake should the electorates choose them in the next general election. But still, the possibility is slim as the people is so used with the comfort within BN's spirit of cooperation. Again, the issue of welfare under Pakatan Rakyat can be put to question. Its 'Negara Kebajikan' or 'Welfare State' is only a political slogan to woo support and votes. What is a 'Negara Kebajikan' when you dodged the rakyat of Selangor about the water, housing and land issues? What would become of our present and future generation if we provide them with free tertiary education, without PTPTN loan scheme? No country accords free education for its people. Scholarship is only given to outstanding students as a stimulant and encouragement for others to strive in their study and excel in their respective discipline. Even a developed nations like the US, UK, Germany and France do not provide free tertiary education as the swelling cost might eat up the government's purse, hence interrupting development for other sectors. In other words, it may lead to a nation going bankrupt! How much money is needed for free tertiary education. Taking into account the number of students enrolling at all public and private universities and colleges, we may need about RM200 billion every year to support them. Going by math logic, even Japan could not do that, let alone Singapore and Brunei Darussalam! I dont know how Pakatan arrived at such a formula but free education will lead to a lazy, complacent generation. And what else should be free under Pakatan's 'Negara Berkebajikan'? Welfare only means 'everything provided for'. Just like the Rumah Kebajikan, Home for the Aged and others. We provide them with eveything - a house to stay, free clothes, school uniform, food and beverages. We even pay for their utility bills. Can Pakatan do that under their welfare scheme? Give us everything for free or at a significant discount. Why not 50 per cent off for houses, half price for Proton cars, free water and electricity, free-fare on public transport, etc. That's what welfare really means! Impossible, right? So, don't talk about welfare if you don't know what it means. Learn from BN's welfare approach!   |
| No room for PR to criticise Budget 2013 Posted: 30 Sep 2012 02:51 AM PDT To Pakatan Rakyat, no need to criticise BN's 2013 Budget. In fact, there is no room at all to do so. Just pay attention to your own 'Bajet Pakatan Rakyat' which promises the rakyat 'moon, sun and stars'. Budget 2013 is for everybody, including Anwar, Kit Siang, Karpal, Nik Aziz and their supporters. It's not a titbits budget as claimed by the Opposition Leader as what comes under theirs is merely a 'dream package'.  The rakyat should look well into the dynamism of the Budget as it takes into consideration their utmost need, like housing, education, utilities and employment. And there is no way for the economy to go burst as the government is not only capable of maintaining its stability but also in debt repayment, said Second Finance Minister Ahmad Husni Hanadzlah. Our debt is not more than 55 per cent of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP), which is most manageable as compared to some developed and developing countries. So, Pakatan should shut up and concentrate on their objective to bring down the government by dodging the rakyat. What PM Najib tabled at the Dewan Rakyat on Friday was to take care of the well-being of society at large, which among others includes special allocations to the fishermen, farmers, police, armed forces personnel and pensioners. Pakatan's Budget also tried to gain the police support with a 'considerable' pay hike but stop short of mentioning the armed forces and others. Of course they need the police to side them... who knows more Bersih would be organised after this!   |
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