Comments on: Anwar on the NEP

By: sivdas

sivdas — Sat, 16 Feb 2008 05:28:09 +0000

i have a trust now in en.anwar ibrahim..he has undergone many test and hardship and turn into good man..he is no racist but to help all race to unity and progresive..no more marginilasion and unequal treatment..no isa..freedom of speech..freedom of media..live without fear..vote for opp..for gods sake make them strong..check and balance is a must to avoid corupption..clean administration is our all malaysians dream..please think and act..

By: gua bay song

gua bay song — Fri, 25 Jan 2008 13:23:36 +0000

Off topic:

Instead of concentrating on dethroning BN, two idiots – Dr Lee Boon Chye and YB Lim Kit Siang – seem to think GE 2008 is about one seat.

See proof here: http://www.malaysiakini.com/news/77459

For that, both of them don’t deserve out vote!

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Fri, 25 Jan 2008 10:06:59 +0000

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By: Kesava

Kesava — Fri, 25 Jan 2008 09:17:31 +0000

DSAI should not have washed these dirty linen in Hong Kong, as this was of no benefit to Malaysia at all.
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Dirty linen is dirty linen. It should be washed anywhere and anytime.

In M`sia they don`t wash at all going by this:

Lazar:(ABOVE) Is the Commission saying the fixing of cases and their outcome is outside the terms of reference?
Haidar: Yes, its outside.
Lazar: Does this also mean our earlier submission on the alleged fixing of cases is disallowed?
Haidar: Yes, it is disallowed. We hope with the decision, it will now enlighten the counsels the direction that they should take.
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By: Oldmantalks

Oldmantalks — Fri, 25 Jan 2008 04:01:40 +0000

Here we have a lot of dirty linen. I was informed that DSAI had washed these dirty linen at home, but I think not enough was being done. DSAI should not have washed these dirty linen in Hong Kong, as this was of no benefit to Malaysia at all.

By: Irresistible RAVEN

Irresistible RAVEN — Fri, 25 Jan 2008 03:52:20 +0000

Lots of anti-Anwar Ibrahim propaganga when election impends. Just like the old days mate, just like the old days.

By: malaysianpeople

malaysianpeople — Fri, 25 Jan 2008 02:53:59 +0000

NEP’s creation was by all means necessary in the 70s.

But the world is very much a different place now. We have better knowledge and today we even have JELAS INFO.

Its really a detriment to all races now, the chinese hates it, the indians fighting over it and the makes the Malay depending on it(although not all). Who loves it is merely the cronies bunch.

I think the Malays are ready to get rid of NEP and embrace the world. In fact we even have a Malay outside the world (Angkasawan). Its not about the question of race, its about how you want to make Malaysia Better.

The only Race that can succeed is the Malaysian Race.
Differenciating people based on skin colour will only make you loose out. And that’s exactly whats happening in Malaysia right here right now.

By: johnleemk

johnleemk — Thu, 24 Jan 2008 18:34:36 +0000

Jantan:

I’m no more a fan of DSAI than your average Malaysian, but if the choice is between a presently corrupt UMNOrista who brandishes a keris threatening bloodshed and a once-corrupt (but potentially could still be corrupt) UMNOrista who says things have to change, I’ll go out on a limb and go for the guy who might actually be clean and might actually fix something.

Or, in fewer words, voting BN is voting for a surely racist and corrupt institution. Voting PKR/DAP is voting for a possibly racist and corrupt institution, but one that is also possibly non-racist and sincere. The choice seems quite clear to me.

By: Jantan

Jantan — Thu, 24 Jan 2008 12:49:04 +0000

Sudah lah DSAI! He was part of the system run with Mahathir & UMNO. One beating doesn’t make him a democrat. He didnot allow democracy in his so-called “party” by all accounts I have read. I don’t like the NEP anymore than you but I would not place my trust in Anwar and his ilk.