| Umno treats Chinese like 2nd class citizens, DAP treats Malays like 3rd class, Lim Guan Eng treats us like ... Posted: 03 Nov 2013 05:30 AM PST ... first class fools. Luckily we have Malaysians like Life of Annie and Helen Ang who are not not only not impressed by Lim Kit Siang's Jr but can see through the DAP man.
"That's how Guan Eng and his DAP gang build up the GE13 Chinese tsunami. They drummed it into the Chinese psyche that they were being systematically discriminated by the BN government by painting the picture as if the Chinese community is being treated at the same level as the blacks of South Africa during the apartheid regime.
"The fact that the Chinese as a community being the most successful and prosperous in the country were never mentioned.
"This style of inciting hatred had created legions of fanatics among thie Chinese community."
Helen Ang, a one-woman anti-DAP evangelistas movement, is telling Guan Eng to look in the mirror:
Shamsul Akmar the columnist and Editor of the Mole, detects a new modus operandi adopted by some non-Malay politicians to and create a rift between the Malays/Bumiputeras and Umno: "An easy way for anti-Malay and Bumiputera elements to couch their racist intent is by directing their vitriol at Umno. In doing so, they insist that their hatred and anger are not against Malays or Bumiputeras but the supporters, members and leaders of the political party. Never mind the fact taht Umno's raison d'etre is based on a Malay and Bumiputera agenday and that its struggle is defined as such ..."
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| The poor Sg Limau folks ... Posted: 03 Nov 2013 03:33 AM PST Updated: Old men's wish is what our politics should be about: the people. It is about Umno's Mukhriz Mahathir and his predecessor, the late Azizan of PAS, how he'd told him to look after Kedah as best as he could ...  | | Sg Limau: Blue vs Green. Pix Agenda Daily |
Original article: Tomorrow, 4 Nov 2013, the eve of the new Hijrah year, the people of Sg Limau go to the polls in the first by-election after the country's 13th general election.
Wait a minute ... Sg Limau has indeed been under PAS rule for a while. For the last FIVE terms, to be exact. So how can the de facto leader of the Pakatan Rakyat still try and blame others for their own shortcomings? Because he can ...
 | | Five terms too long? |
The significance of the 351. The pro-Umno Agenda Daily has already counted the votes - BN dijangka menang dengan majority 700 undi. I'm not convinced but it doesn't matter what I think because the people on the ground over there are telling me that "it's going to be tight". Especially after yesterday's decision by 351 PAS members to quit their party and joined Umno. Sure, there are political frogs everywhere but someone pointed out to me the 351 have been allowed to form five new Umno branches in the Sg Limau constituency and assuming that each of them has his own little following, the swing in favour for Umno at tomorrows' polling may just create a major upset.
In the meantime, this is one rare photo of KJ and Mukhriz together, working hard for a victory in Sg Limau. Mmmm ...
 | | 11,000 young voters in Sg Limau ... |
GST and the price of padi ...
 | | GST must hinge on padi prices |
By the way, I can't help noticing that the de facto is still desperately trying to tell people that he does not support GST while wanting to go on record at the same time that the GST is actually good.
Reason: I think he knows GST is going to greaty ease the burden of millions of Malaysian tax-payers and, therefore, he does not want to be on their bad books for opposing it. So for the benefit of the Sg Limau rice farmers, Anwar Ibrahim's message is: GST is good, you poor sods, but do not allow this Government to implement GST until it increases the price of padi.
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