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Cina tanya sama Cina: "Apa lu mau lagi? Lu orang mati lu punya pasai!"

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Berani buat tapi tak berani tanggung

Mei 19, 2013 at 12:22 pm 36 comments

Dalam wawancara dengan Malaysian Digest – ‘PCM echoes Utusan, asks Chinese what more do they want’ - timbalan presiden Parti Cinta Malaysia Huan Cheng Guan berkata Perdana Menteri Najib Razak sudah banyak memenuhi tuntutan kaum Cina.

Namun masyarakat Cina tidak menghayati perpatah ‘Orang berbudi kita berbahasa, orang memberi kita merasa’.

Kalau ada apa-apa kemusykilan, boleh pergi jumpa wakil DAP nanti

Mengulas tindakan sesetengah cawangan MCA dan Gerakan sekali dengan PCM menutup pusat perkhidmatan mereka, Huan menjelaskan bahawa tsunami Cina telah membuktikan lebih 90 peratus pemilih Cina tidak mengundi BN dalam pilihanraya umum yang lepas.

Tambah beliau lagi, calon-calon bidan terjun Pakatan pula boleh diberikan kepercayaan oleh pemilih Cina meskipun politikus-politikus pembangkang itu hanya muncul di kawasan beberapa minggu sebelum hari mengundi.

Ini bermakna masyarakat Cina setempat tidak menghargai sumbang khidmat yang diberikan oleh para wakil BN selama bertahun-tahun itu.

Huan Cheng Guan mencatat dalam Facebooknya:

Mei 7: “This election is intresting, totally play out by the chinese, when they need help for schools, temples, association and others, they come for me. But when they vote, they vote for DAP. I have learn my lesson. Now i will close down all my service centres. Will spent my time enjoying myself. Lu orang mati lu punya pasai. Jangan cari saya lagi.”

Mei 9: “Thank you to all my service team members. i know you all have done your very best but unfortunately we lost. So everyone take a good rest and spent time with your families members. Meanwhile later i will organise seminar for all our service team and hardcore members on,

a) How to con
b) How to cheat
c) How to lies
d) how to bluff and also telling the greatest lies on Facebook.

“With the blessing from Jesus, gurantee next election we will wins every seat we contest.”

Evangelista Bintang Tiga

Dalam temuramahnya dengan Malaysian Digest pada minggu lepas itu, naib presiden PCM Huan Cheng Guan juga mendakwa fanatik Kristian telah meracuni minda orang Cina agar menentang BN (“Huan also alleged that fanatic Christians are the ones spoiling the minds of Chinese people to go against BN”).

Beliau juga menganggap kaedah politik ketaksuban golongan Kristian fanatik adalah penyebab utama kenapa orang Cina melihat pada pemimpin-pemimpin Pakatan bagai maksum.

Politik benci dipupuk kultus

Perangai yang melampau dan kurang waras adalah antara salah satu gejala kultus.

Sentimen diapi-apikan melalui ahli-ahli kultus Pakatan saban hari disuap fitnah dan pembohongan. Cuba tengok pada segala dakyah yang telah disebar tentang perjalanan PRU13, sampai orang Bangla dipukul vigilante pro-pembangkang.

Malah Uskup Paul Tan pun turut melenting — ‘Bishop: Polls anything but free and fair‘ (FMT, 17 Mei 2013)

Salah satu ciri yang paling menonjol di kalangan politikus evangelis ialah kelicikan mereka memutar-belit dan berhelah. Menafikan apa yang ada di depan mata.

Kurang 10 peratus

Pengarah pilihanraya BN Selangor, Mohd Zin Mohamed, menganggarkan hanyalima peratus sahaja kaum Cina yang mengundi BN di negeri tersebut.

Namun orang DAP sedang dengan begitu bersungguh-sungguh cuba mengelak daripada mengaku bahawa kehilangan undi popular oleh BN adalah disebabkan tsunami Cina.

Dalam rencananya bertajuk ‘Kaum Cina perlu bertanggungjawab‘ (Berita Harian,15 Mei 2013), Prof. Teo Kok Seong menulis:

“Tidak dapat dinafikan bahawa keputusan Pilihan Raya Umum Ke-13 (PRU-13) memperlihat polarisasi politik, dengan pola pengundian kaum Cina yang kuat menyokong pihak pembangkang khususnya DAP. Dianggarkan sekitar 90 peratus undi kaum Cina memihak kepada pembangkang.”

Beliau meneliti bahawa gelombang yang hampir-hampir meruntuhkan pembentukan kerajaan BN adalah mencerminkan hasrat sebenar kaum Cina.

“Sesungguhnya percaturan kaum Cina itu untuk bersama-sama pembangkang adalah satu strategi yang mereka fikirkan pintar,” kat Prof. Teo.

Janganlah kini hanya kerana hajat mereka tidak kesampaian, maka orang Cina mahu berpura-pura bahawa bukan mereka yang menjayakan gelombang anti-BN.

Kalau Pakatan yang menang tempoh hari, bagaimana?

Sambung Prof. Teo:

“Sebaliknya, apakah yang akan terjadi jika strategi mereka berjaya? Tentu, BN akan tumbang dan gagal membentuk kerajaan.”

Sekiranya BN kecundang, pasti orang Cina akan berbangga dan berkokok bahawa merekalah yang bertanggungjawab mencetuskan tsunami yang meranapkan BN.

Orang India pun tidak pernah segan silu mendabik dada bahawa merekalah yang menimbulkan tsunami tahun 2008.

Sikap talam dua muka

Dalam kolumnya di Berita Harian, Prof. Teo Kok Seong menulis lagi:

“Dalam hal kaum Cina dicemuh hebat kerana tindakan mereka sendiri, mereka masih mahu menuntut untuk diberi segala manfaat oleh BN yang ingin ditumpaskan itu walaupun tidak berjaya, dengan tidak pun mahu mengalami sebarang kerugian akibat tindakan belot mereka itu.

“Dengan kata lain, dalam keadaan begini pun yang memperlihat mereka tewas, mereka masih mahu memperoleh kedua-duanya, mengecapi imbalan dan mengelak balasan yang bakal diterima.”

Selepas merasa bahang backlash orang Melayu, barulah lidah-lidah pengarang Jerusubang seperti The Star mahu merengek tentang “reconciliation” lah, “We are Malaysia” lah.

Sebelum itu, bukankah mereka telah bersungguh-sungguh melaungkan Ganyang Umno “ABU, ABU, ABU!” yakni mahu menguburkan parti Melayu yang mempunyai lebih tiga setengah juta ahli orang Melayu itu? Bukankah mereka yakin akan dapat menawan Putrajaya?

Ini yang kita cakap sikap hipokrit orang Cina beriya-iya menafikan ia tsunami Cina yang berlaku.

Prof. Teo berpendapat orang Cina “sebetulnya adalah kelompok yang pintar dan tidak pernah sesaat pun alpa dalam segala tindakan mereka”. Kata profesor itu, strategi orang Cina “bukan saja bijak pada setiap masa, tetapi juga senantiasa culas”.

Beliau juga menegur:

“Sehubungan ini, kaum Cina perlu memperlihat mereka mempunyai maruah. Mereka perlu menerima apa-apa jua kesan, daripada perbuatan mereka yang mengecewakan banyak pihak. Dalam sesetengah kes, mereka lupa kepada bakti dan jasa tangan yang menyuap makanan ke dalam mulut mereka untuk sekian lama. Sehubungan ini, mereka tergamak menggigit tangan yang murah hati itu, tanpa perasaan bersalah langsung.”

Beliau juga menasihatkan agar “mereka perlu bukan saja berani sebagai anak jantan untuk menerima segala kritikan” tetapi yang lebih bahaduri lagi ialah “mereka perlu sanggup menghadapi segala kesulitan akibat daripada tindakan mereka sendiri, dengan penuh tanggungjawab”.

Kultus Jerusubang dipromosi dan dikembangkan oleh The Star.

Hanya kerana percaturan mereka tidak menjadi kali ini, begitu kuat dan lantang menafi kejayaan DAP (seolah-olahnya Umno lah yang telah berkempen dengan sedaya-upaya untuk memenangkan calon-calon Cina Pakatan?).

Prof. Teo mahu kaum Cina “dengan hati terbuka menerima segala kesan ekoran daripada ketetapan yang mereka buat dalam PRU-13″.

Dalam kata lain, berani buat, berani tanggung. Jangan culas.

“Malaysian tsunami” kepala otak The Star.

https://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/nation/2013/05/17/bishop-polls-anything-but-free-and-fair/

Boikot perniagaan Cina akan membantutkan ekonomi

 Sampai bila kita mesti bergantung dengan mereka untuk kembang ekonomi?

Mereka cerdik, kita bodoh?

Anda setuju?

http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/

MALAYSIA   

Chinese businessmen say boycott on community’s products “racist”, will hurt economy

BY BOO SU-LYN
MAY 19, 2013

The Chinese community is being vilified for Barisan Nasional’s poor showing in Election 2013. — File picKUALA LUMPUR, May 19 ― The call by pro-Umno bloggers and Muslim groups for a boycott of Chinese businesses is racist and will harm the country’s economic growth, according to businessmen from the community.

Malaysia’s gross domestic product (GDP) expanded by 4.1 per cent in the first quarter of the year as a result of weaker exports and slower growth in public spending, compared to 4.7 per cent in the same quarter in 2012 and 6.4 per cent in the last quarter of 2012.

“How can you say boycott? Who loses? The government and Malaysia are the ones that will lose out,” Chen Kien Keong, chairman of the Tea Trade Association of Malaysia, told The Malaysian Insider yesterday.

“The priority now is the economy... so few people also pay income tax,” he added.

Only 10 per cent of the working population in the country pays income tax.

Khoo Kah Jin, president of the Kuala Lumpur and Selangor Car Dealers and Credit Companies Association, said the call for a boycott of consumer goods produced by Chinese companies was “racist”.

“If they boycott Chinese brands, (the) Chinese can boycott Malay brands ― where does it end?” he told The Malaysian Insider.

“Politics is politics. This is all consumer items. How can you boycott? Leave politics aside,” Khoo added.

Bank Negara Malaysia Governor Tan Sri Dr Zeti Akhtar Aziz was reported by national news agency Bernama last Wednesday as saying that the economy was forecast to grow between five and six per cent this year.

She added that resilient domestic demand would continue to be the “key driver of growth”, underpinned by sustained private sector expansion and backed by the public sector.

Domestic Trade, Co-operatives and Consumerism Minister Datuk Hasan Malek said yesterday that Putrajaya did not approve of the boycott, but said that he could not prevent those who wished to do so.

Several pro-Umno bloggers and the Muslim Consumers Association Malaysia (PPIM) recently called for consumers to boycott or at least buy goods sold by Chinese companies last, including products such as Massimo bread, Cap Sauh wheat flour and items from the Old Town White Coffee chain.

PPIM wrote on its website that such “DAP products” must be boycotted by Malaysians who love peace and harmony.

Pro-Umno blog theunspinners.blogspot.com called last Friday for a “Buy Malay first! Buy Chinese last!” campaign and listed several consumer products sold by Muslims and by “DAP allies”.

The predominantly-Chinese DAP opposition party has been accused of instigating Chinese voters to abandon Barisan Nasional.

The minority race is seen to wield great economic clout despite only making up about 30 per cent of the country’s 28 million-strong population.

The list of products and firms of “DAP allies” includes the Isomax Isotonic drink, the Malta beverage, Buruh cooking oil as well as EconSave supermarkets, while examples of Malay alternatives were given as Gardenia bread, Saji cooking oil, Cap Bidara wheat flour as well as the Mydin supermarket.

Other pro-Umno bloggers involved in the campaign are bigdogdotcom.wordpress.com, gerakan-anti-pkr.blogspot.com, parpukari.blogspot.com, and anotherbrickinwall.blogspot.com.

The DAP won 38 federal seats out of Pakatan Rakyat’s (PR) 89 seats, making it the second-largest party in Parliament.

Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak said last Saturday that the racist politics played by the DAP had prevented BN from winning more seats in the May 5 general election.

Umno-owned daily Utusan Malaysia suggested that the election outcome was a Malay versus Chinese vote by publishing on its May 7 front-page the headline: “Apa lagi Cina mahu? (What more do the Chinese want?)”

Najib has also attributed BN’s record losses to what he described as a “Chinese tsunami”, despite analysts noting increased support towards PR among the urban and middle-class electorate across racial lines, while BN held its ground in the rural heartland.

Najib amat perlukan sokongan, ruang dan peluang; dan bukannya tekanan dari dalam

Politik nasional masih kecoh agik. 

Anwar masih gik gago ngan perhimpunannya untuk numbang BN.

Masa tok sik sesuai untuk komponen BN nak berbalah.

Tunggu bila dah ok.

James Masing ada perjanjian sulit dengan Anwar untuk bentuk kerajaan Pakatan Rakyat?

James Masing and his boys will bring down the BN government if their demands are not met?!



Is Anwar Ibrahim just few steps away from forming the Pakatan Rakyat government?

Headache for Najib; PRS rejects cabinet posts

Joseph Tawie | May 17, 2013

PRS and SPDP remind Prime Minister Najib Tun Razak that the rural vote bank is with them and if not taken care of, 'somebody will come by and withdraw it'.

UPDATED

KUCHING: Bitter Parti Rakyat Sarawak (PRS) supreme council members today unanimously agreed to reject all ministerial posts in Prime Minister Najib Tun Razak’s cabinet.

This means that Joseph Entulu who was appointed Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department and Joseph Salang Gandum, a deputy minister, will not accept their posts.

A miffed Salang had in fact already earlier rejected the position.

Parti president James Masing said majority of the party’s supreme council members had agreed to reject Najib’s offer and felt that they were “sidelined” and “deserved to be treated better.”

PRS had delivered six parliamentary seats to Barisan Nasional’s 133 seat tally. They did better than some BN parties in peninsular who were suitably rewarded.

Without mincing his words Masing warned Najib not to toy with PRS and Sarawak Progressive Democratic Party (SPDP) which had been totally ignored despite delivering four parliamentary seats.

“Don’t try to sideline us because we have the support of the rural people. It is not a warning.

“It is a fact, in case they don’t understand that we have six seats and four from Sarawak Progressive Democratic Party (SPDP).

“PRS and SPDP which are rural-based parties are not properly treated by the present government.

“The rural areas in Sarawak are Barisan Nasional ‘fixed deposit’. If you don’t take care of it, somebody will come by and withdraw it,” warned Masing.

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