Sunday, October 11, 2009

Bagan Pinang: The outcome is everything...

I have made numerous remarks about the lection in Bagan Pinang, now to stop making it, let me just put it all here so there is no need for me to keep on saying about it all the time.

Bagan Pinang by election is very important because I believe that if the Pakatan Rakyat can win here, there is no doubt that they may be the federal government one day. Negeri Sembilan has always been the place that was once regerded as one of UMNO strongholds aside from Johor. If we were to look at the 8th general election, the swift was so clear that UMNO not just not that strong anymore but is heading to its destruction.

It is of no doubt that the supports of the non-malays will definitely go to the Pakatan Rakyat because they had been consistent in fighting for equality for all races in this country. But what make me say Bagan Pinang is important, is that it will show, who actually will be chosen by the Malays, whether UMNO or the Pakatan Rakyat, as such despite the votes of the non-Malays will be the determining factor, the dfference of the vote will reflect Pakatan Rakyat's chance of winning the next general election.

Some may say that Isa Samad is a famous man there and that he is highly regarded by the locals. I think this is not true, if I am not mistken, during the Mahathir's reign despite the people of Negeri Sembilan supports UMNO, they don't view Isa as an old and strong favourable factor but rather a disease that is difficult to get rid of. It was lucky for the people of Negeri Sembilan when Isa chose Mohamad Hassan to replace him.

Mohamad Hassan on the other hand is a man of progress, before his rule, Negeri Sembilan had an abundance of money but under Mohamad's administration, those money are spent, not we can see alot of progress in Negeri Sembilan. He is a thinker of some sort, where he always preach his ideas of how can we go futher. He is also good in a sense that, when he go on campaigning for the election, he'll rarely crticize people personally but he focus on what should be done for the benefit of all. He also strive for the change of Malay negative cultures. I do have the confidence that if Mohamad Hassan were to campaign for Isa, there are some handsome possibility for Isa to win. But as a piece of advise, the regime of which he is staying now is going down because they don't give way to changes, I suggest that Mohamad join Pakatan Rakyat, only here his voices of change will be heard by the leaders but not in UMNO.

Back on Isa, I believe that people don't vote because of the candidate, people will look at the party at large, only that a person is so good, like Shahrir Samad, Mohamad Hassan, Tengku Razaleigh, Zaid Ibrahim, and not many more, where people vote because of the candidate. The indication was people now vote according to the party line, this is reflected with the recent general election where Samy Vellu and Shahrizat were defeated at their constituencies. Shahrizat to me is very good at performance but the desire of the people to reject UMNO were to strong to be shadowed by Shahrizat's good reputation. Now we have Isa, when he was the Menteri Besar of Negeri Sembilan was highly critisized by the supporter of government and further involved in bribing the UMNO delegates to become UMNO's naib presiden, I think judging from this respect Isa is going to lose.

As for UMNO, they will lose, because they say and admit the need for change but they never acted as such they are heading to that direction, still they have no respect for the mutual respects with a country with different race composition. Pakatan Rakyat will win because they are supported by almost all non-Malays and most of the Malays as UMNO promise to help Malays, they don't do so anymore now and that is why they keep on harping on UMNO's past glory and contributions.

For A Better Malaysia...

3 comments:

  1. siapa yang akan menang tu...susah nak teka kan..

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  2. i don't really know how was Isa doing his job as MB before....but i do know that he has a bad reputation...i just can't understand why don't we choose anyone else...

    tolonglah...jangan pernah kita izinkan perasuah menjadi wira!!!!!

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  3. I would agree to anak melayu but the blame must not be on Isa Samad. This is because, Isa is an example of people that have learn the deadly effect of corruption in politics, that somehow, in effect if he still engages corruption it will be lesser than before...

    The correct blame should go to UMNO, it is the UMNO delegates who sold their votes to Isa, it is them who decide to abandon their conscience of thinking for the future of the Malay struggle in return for money offered by Isa, the blame should go to UMNO as the voice has become corrupted...

    UMNO was once hailed for its chivalrousness but this is now gone, UMNO was the one where in times of competition their members will give way for the sake of party unity...

    UMNO was once a party so dearly to this country ihn building it because of the principles it upheld but now it is destroying the country slowly by preaching the principles that they don't follow...

    UMNO must be returned to its rightful places, UMNO must be put to rest for a while so as to heal it from corrupt practices because of the power that they have...

    UMNO to deep core of my heart is the party for this country but for now, it lacks the capacity to be called so, if all of the Malays are Malay enough, if they love UMNO, they will do best to help it by freeing them from power, so that they can totally heal...

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