BN Youth Organising 1Malaysia Rally
Monday, March 15, 2010
Barisan Nasional (BN) Youth will be organising the 1Malaysia Rally to enable the younger generation to understand deeper the 1Malaysia concept.
Its chairman Khairy Jamaluddin who is also Umno Youth head, said the programme would be launched by Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak on April 17 at Stadium Negara.
The launching is expected to be attended by about 10,000 people including party members, representatives of non-governmental organisations, professionals and youths.
"Through this programme, BN Youth hopes to use a political approach which can be said to be a middle path that will be acceptable to the younger generation regardless of their race, religion and background," he said after chairing a BN Youth meeting at Wisma MCA, here, Saturday.
He said at the 1Malaysia Rally launch, the 1Malaysia nationwide roadshow would also be launched to further promote the 1Malaysia concept.
On the government's proposal to implement the goods and services tax (GST), Khairy said BN Youth was prepared to help explain it.
"We suggest that the Information Communication and Culture Ministry carry out a public awareness campaign for the GST to be easily understood."
He was commenting on the statement by Second Finance Minister Datuk Seri Ahmad Husni Hanadzlah today that the tabling of the GST Bill for second reading in the Dewan Rakyat next week would be postponed as the government needed more time to gather public feedback on the matter.
-- BERNAMA
Its chairman Khairy Jamaluddin who is also Umno Youth head, said the programme would be launched by Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak on April 17 at Stadium Negara.
The launching is expected to be attended by about 10,000 people including party members, representatives of non-governmental organisations, professionals and youths.
"Through this programme, BN Youth hopes to use a political approach which can be said to be a middle path that will be acceptable to the younger generation regardless of their race, religion and background," he said after chairing a BN Youth meeting at Wisma MCA, here, Saturday.
He said at the 1Malaysia Rally launch, the 1Malaysia nationwide roadshow would also be launched to further promote the 1Malaysia concept.
On the government's proposal to implement the goods and services tax (GST), Khairy said BN Youth was prepared to help explain it.
"We suggest that the Information Communication and Culture Ministry carry out a public awareness campaign for the GST to be easily understood."
He was commenting on the statement by Second Finance Minister Datuk Seri Ahmad Husni Hanadzlah today that the tabling of the GST Bill for second reading in the Dewan Rakyat next week would be postponed as the government needed more time to gather public feedback on the matter.
-- BERNAMA
1 comments:
It is undeniable that malays are stupid, incapable and lazy. Why don't they just humbly admit the facts and repent and learn from other races especially Chinese?
What is the point to argue here and wasting time again?
From the first onwards we were merely telling the truths. It wasn't us who think that way but their own Badawi as well.
All malays should go and read the newspaper, even Badawi is ashamed of maintaining the NEP after 34 years of implementing it and these malay baboons are still asking for it.
Even Badawi wanted them to compete on a level playing field.
So what does all these tell the world? It sends a very clear message that it is malays themselves who are incapable and lazy and they don't even want to admit it and make a change!
That is the biggest shame of all.
Can't you see, it is all back to square one. Year in, year out, some talk for half an hour, some one, some two. Some sing, many belt out their most recent released 'pantun'.
After all. Malays are good at that. Suggestions after suggestions, some good, some impossible to realize.
But, do you see any of these materialised? Hardly. Why, why and why???
Because the malays can never change. Never! Why?
The leaders forgot it or were they simply didn't want to address and admit that the actual disease is the malays and the remedy itself is also, the malays. They can never change. What is it about the malays?
Firstly as you all know, they are a lazy species. Since the beginning of time they have been like that. Even the encyclopedia called them as lazy people. I think those British with their accent tried to call them 'malas', and if you put 'y' in, it becomes 'malays'.
Embracing Islam make them a worse lot. Now they have a license to kill anything that gets into their way.
Malays are ungrateful lot. In reality, they just can't live or open their minds for others. When Mahathir said that they are complacent, they put him in jail. When Mahathir encouraged them to learn English language, they got angry with him, saying it is a 'bahasa penjajah'.
When other races 'maju', they got angry with them too. That was why at the end of Mahathir his regime, he said this, "I have achieved greatness as a prime minister, but I only fail in one thing, changing the malays."
Well, nothing to be surprised about anyway since Mahathir is not really a malay, and I guess that was why the malays were angry with him.
Drug abuse, hate, incest, liberal extremism (culture of miniskirts and gay marriages), murder, parochialism, racism, rape, religious fanaticism, snatch theft, spoilt bratty behavior, tribalism, wife abuse, child abuse, all that is associated with the malay race.
To them, malay is the biggest impediment towards building a truly Malaysian nation, and should be chucked into the dustbins of history.
A genetically flawed race cannot be fixed by politically. Nature will take its course and globalization will put them out to pasture.
What have we got now?
Brain drain, economic disparity getting wider, poor education system, racial segregation, widespread corruption, inefficiency and uncompetitive on the government departments and others.
Sad. Sad. Sad. The question asked by many of my fellow Chinese is this - Why can't you just tell the malay peoples to adopt Chinese culture which is superior?
From research, this peninsular was part of the Siamese empire way before these malays from Indonesia invaded it.
Still so thick skin, don't want to go back to Indonesia!
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