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Malays angry with Umno but not enough to vote in PH

Advise to PH component parties, do not waste time and start working on the issues that the silent majority of Malays want PH to champion, Less religion in public life and back to religious and race tolerance relations before 1980’s when all Malaysians irrespective of race or religion were living in harmony. Be bold and state the obvious and be done with it and see the results at the ballot boxes. Religion needs to be rolled back from Public life, civil service, schools etc. Or forever lose the opportunity to govern Malaysia

Malays angry with Umno but not enough to vote in PH

MALAY voters are reportedly unhappy with Umno and Barisan Nasional (BN) yet a change in government may be a long way off, say political analysts.

This, they said, is because of the fragmentation among Malay parties in the new opposition coalition – Pakatan Harapan (PH).

While former prime minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad’s new party, Parti Pribumi Bersatu Malaysia (Bersatu), is part of PH and his presence has galvanised support in traditional Umno strongholds, it is still an uphill task to capture Putrajaya.

“Bersatu’s strength anchors on Dr Mahathir. It has managed to attract Umno supporters as many regard him as a national hero, due to history books and government training courses,” said research firm Ilham Centre director Hisommuddin Bakar.

“Many Malay voters cannot accept the public shaming of Dr Mahathir by the current administration under Prime Minister Najib Razak.”

The socio-political research outfit conducted a study between November 2016 and January and its findings showed that a 5% protest vote among Malay voters could end BN’s six-decade rule.

( Advise to PH and the non-Malays, Keep a very closed both eyes on this man as he was to not good in the past and marginalized the Non-Malays and made the Malays into serfs. This is something about this man because he is not there for the joy of the ride but for personal benefit for his family’s survival. This way PH wins which he knows without him PH will win anyhow , he and his family and cronies will be save from prosecution )

The Dr Mahathir effect is most pronounced in Felda areas, where thousands are turning up at his speeches. While the Felda settlers’ pressure group, ANAK, led by Mazlan Aliman, had problems penetrating the traditional Umno areas, many have welcomed Dr Mahathir warmly.

Hisommuddin’s findings were consistent with a survey done by another research outfit, Institut Darul Ehsan (IDE).

The high cost of living, goods and services tax (GST) and poor management were the major complaints cited by voters unhappy with the current administration, said IDE chief executive Prof Dr Redzuan Othman.

“These three issues received the highest votes in our survey of Selangor voters.

“Some of them feel that Umno no longer looks after their interests,” Redzuan told The Malaysian Insight.

“Although the old Umno is always seen as the Malay saviour and protector, it is not fulfilling those roles now,” he added, citing a higher exposure among today’s voters to information from social media and issues, such as 1Malaysia Development Berhad.

Another researcher said while Bersatu’s emergence will have an impact on Umno, a lot also depends on its perception among Malay voters.

If Bersatu cosies up too much to DAP, it will turn off some Malay voters, said Merdeka Center executive director Ibrahim Suffian.

“While some voters will lean towards Bersatu because they are unhappy with Najib’s leadership and a certain amount of sympathy for Dr Mahathir, they still remain sceptical of DAP,” said Ibrahim.

Hisommuddin said PKR’s strengths lie in their incarcerated leader Anwar Ibrahim and younger leaders, such as Rafizi Ramli.

But since Anwar’s jailing in 2015, some voters have drifted away from the party. As such, PKR has to choose its battles wisely and pick issues which impact on voters directly, said Hisommuddin.

PKR’s biggest problem is its reliance on other Malay parties, such as Parti Amanah Negara and PAS.

But with PAS out of the PH coalition, it only has Amanah to rely on, which is an untested party. This is also complicated by Amanah’s demographics, which are similar to PAS's.

“I think what Husam Musa (Amanah) is doing in Kelantan now is important. Amanah needs to challenge PAS in opening new branches, increasing its membership and ceramah,” said Hisommuddin.

“In Kelantan, there is even live streaming of Husam’s programmes on social media and this aggressive move exposes more Malay voters to Amanah and gives it some hope,” he added.

For PAS, it remains on its own as the sole Islamic party where its strength is also its weakness.

Before this, PAS had relied on those who were disenchanted with Umno to join its ranks. But today, PAS has to contend with not one but three other parties –  Bersatu, PKR, Amanah – for the protest vote.

“They had a glimmer of hope when they held the RUU355 (motion to amend the Syariah Court Act) gathering in Kuala Lumpur recently,” said Hisommuddin.

But it suffered a setback when BN pulled out its support for RUU355 last week. It also lost non-Muslim support with RUU355, said the researcher.

“The hudud issue does not gel with many voters who are more concerned about bread-and-butter issues, such as higher cost of living.” – April 5, 2017.

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Member of Parliament Blackmailed by another Member of Parliament - Good one

Member of Parliament Blackmailed by another Member of Parliament

A member of parliament received a message when his Whatsapp beeped. Message was “Remember me”. We used to sleep together. I have a video of us sleeping together. If you do not want me to make the video viral on social media, please bank in MYR 250,000 into my bank account now and May is ABC and the account number is  XXX-0000-XXXX-YYYY , do not try contacting the police because as soon as you have contacted them, I will know and also do not try finding out who I am.

The Member of Parliament panicked and quickly transferred the MYR 250,000 to the blackmailer’s bank account. Once the money transferred was done he replied to the blackmailers Whatsapp message and asked ‘who are you and where did we sleep together “

After 5 minutes the blackmailer replied “I am too a member of parliament like you and when parliament in session we together close our eyes and sleep thru the parliament session.

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500 Rembau PPBM members quit en bloc

What do what to do when greed sets in? Money now flowing freely and they are all up for sale to the highest bidder. Pribumi can do without these mosquitos .Pribumi as a new party need committed party workers and not fly by night party members. They can go back to UMNO or maybe they never resign from UMNO is the first place and were UMNO Trojan horses in PriBumi

Fuck you Mohd Anas and go screw a donkey for all I care or better fuck a ass

500 Rembau PPBM members quit en bloc

Bernama

 | April 6, 2017

Member claims appointed PPBM committee members were still Umno members, and that the party's objectives and direction were unclear.

SEREMBAN: Five hundred members of Parti Pribumi Bersatu Malaysia (PPBM) from the Rembau division declared they were quitting the party with immediate effect last night.

Negeri Sembilan PPBM chief activist Mohd Anas Sudin who headed the group said the decision to quit the party was made unanimously at their meeting on March 28 after losing confidence in the party leadership led by Muhyiddin Yassin.

Anas said among the reasons for them to do so was because PPBM practised cronyism and they were dissatisfied with the leadership of Muhyiddin and deputy president Mukhriz Mahathir.

He also claimed that the appointed party committee members were still Umno members, and that the party’s objectives and direction were unclear.

 “With our resignation en bloc, I can say Rembau PPBM is 99% paralysed. There are 2,000 members in Rembau division and another 1,500 more members will resign soon,” he told a media conference here.

Mohd Anas who joined PPBM on Oct 10 last year, said the mass resignation letter would be sent to PPBM headquarters by April 15.

Commenting further, he claimed that apart from Rembau, PPBM members from other divisions in Negeri Sembilan would follow suit.

“The decision to quit PPBM is final and for the time being we will keep calm and will not join any party,” he said.

TREACHEROUS NAJIB BACKSTABS FOOLISH BN ALLIES: HADI’S HUDUD BILL NO. 1 ON LIST TO BE TABLED – PARLIAMENT IN CONFUSION AS OTHER GOVT BILLS MYSTERIOUSLY WITHDRAWN

So what is happening now? Will MCA MIC Gerakan and the East Malaysian BN parties quit BN; I do not think so as these are spineless parties. BN and PAS together is a good recipe for disaster. I hope the Rakyat rise up and punish both these Parties by making sure their candidates not only lose but lose their election deposits. If the Malays wanted an Islamic country with Sharia as supreme law of the land, they would have already elected PAS instead of UMNO to be the ruling party. I hope PH especially PriBumi and Amanah parties rise up to the occasion and be bold and reject Huduh 355 as this will get them positive political points with the Malay Muslim majority voters who are disgusted that the minority are trying to hijack the harmony of them living in an open and secular society. Malays by nature do not voice out their opinions and go by the poor attendance to Huduh 355 rallies and also all the other UMNO and PAS organize rallies , can safely say 70 to 80% are the silent Malay majority who are going to speak with their votes against Huduh in GE14. BN and PAS in for a very rude shock when election results are announced after the voting for GE 14 is done. PH needs to be very vocal now against RU355 as the majority of the anti-Huduh Malays will be watching how committed are PH to not only opposed Hudud RU355 and on victory roll back religion from the civil service and schools.

The votes are there for PH victory and now have to cast the right net to grab the votes.

TREACHEROUS NAJIB BACKSTABS FOOLISH BN ALLIES: HADI’S HUDUD BILL NO. 1 ON LIST TO BE TABLED – PARLIAMENT IN CONFUSION AS OTHER GOVT BILLS MYSTERIOUSLY WITHDRAWN

KUALA LUMPUR: The Private Member’s Bill by PAS president Datuk Seri Abdul Hadi Awang to strengthen the Syariah courts will be tabled in the Dewan Rakyat Thursday.
It is now listed as No. 1 in the Parliament Order Paper.

There is no government order listed in the orders of the day as the remaining Bills were withdrawn.
Abdul Hadi is likely to table the proposed amendments to the Syariah Courts (Criminal Jurisdiction) Act or RUU355 around noon, after the Question and Answer session.

Abdul Hadi’s proposed amendments to Section 2 of RUU355 is to increase the current “imprisonment of more than three years or fine of more than RM5,000, or more than six lashes” to “jail term of more than 30 years or fine more than RM100,000 or 100 lashes as administered in line with the syariah crimes”.

The Dewan Rakyat was supposed to adjourn at 11.30pm on Wednesday night but it was then extended till five more government Bills were debated and passed.
The House adjourned at 4.58am on Thursday.
Last November, Abdul Hadi tabled a “tweaked” motion of his Bill to empower the Syariah courts to impose stiffer penalties but he differed it under Standing Order 15(5).
Last Wednesday, Barisan Nasional chairman Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak announced that the Government would not take over the Bill, in line with the spirit of consensus among the component parties.
Najib said it would remain a Private Member’s Bill if it was presented in the Dewan Rakyat, and it would be up to the Speaker to decide based on the Order Paper.
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