Saturday, 30 June 2012

DON'T FALL FOR RACISTS POLITICS!




DAP Sabah would like to caution the voters on Tun Mahathir statement saying that Chinese are kingmakers and will decide in the formation of the government in the coming 13th general election.

DAP Sabah Assistant Secretary Junz Wong said Malaysians should not fall for Tun Mahathir's plot to stir up racial sentiments among Malaysians ahead of the crucial 13th GE. As far as we know Malaysians of all races decide on the government.

In the 12th general election of March 2008 it was a breakthrough in race relation that defied the perception of UMNO and BN leaders when PAS candidates were openly supported by the Chinese community and vice versa.

Junz stated that Pakatan Rakyat has since emphasize on Malaysians regardless of race and religion to foster the spirit of unity among Malaysians. Junz Wong who is also DAPSY KK Assistant Youth Chief said he believes Malaysian politics is no more about race anymore.

For once Malaysians have never been this united in Malaysia history. We can see this new trend from the strong civil movements that are cropping up such as Bersih & Himpunan Hijau. These movements are supported by all strata of the Malaysian society.

Junz however concurred with the view of DAP National advisor Lim Kit Siang that the natives of Sabah and Sarawak are the kingmakers in the 13th general election. This is true because when the native votes from these so-called two East Malaysian BN fixed deposit States swing to Pakatan Rakyat the BN government in Putrajaya will fall. 

"We Rakyat have already decided to unite under Pakatan Rakyat to ensure BN has a taste of the opposition bench," Junz concluded

33 comments:

  1. Race and religion shouldn't be mixed with politics.

    http://sabah-go-green.blogspot.com/

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  2. Hope that no politicians will try to play the race and religion card during the next general elections.

    http://sabah-go-green.blogspot.com/

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  3. semua rakyat tak kira kaum dan agama memainkan peranan penting dan menjadi penentu keputusan PRU.

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    1. Betul tu..jadi, janganla bezakan rakyat mengikut kaum dan agama.semua layanan kena sama rata.

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    2. jangan rasis, sesiapa yang rasis lebih baik tinggal di hutan.

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  4. dan jgn libatkan isu2 perkauman dan agama dalam politik.

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  5. Isu perkauman dan agama tu sering digunakan sebagai alat politik pihak tertentu untuk kepentingan parti sendiri.

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  6. Tidak suka isu perkauman dan agama.

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    1. Jangan campur adukan politik dengan isu agama/kaum

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  7. ada pihak tertentu yang menggunakan agama sebagai alat politik mereka..

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  8. Selalunya yang berkaitan rasis ini sudah pasti DAP, PAS dan PKR sebelum ini.

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  9. tidak perlulah bangkitkan mana2 undi kaum yang boleh mendatangkan kemenangan kepada sesebuah parti politik.. kalau kalah, cakap saja "tidak diterima oleh majoriti rakyat Malaysia"..

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  10. kenyataan Tun M ini tidak perlulah dikontroversikan.. lagi kenyataan dia diambil perhatian, lagi la dia suka menyampuk dalam urusan pentadbiran negara atau politik..

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  11. Najib Tun Razak said the young generation should evaluate the achievements of the government from all aspects and not based on political perception and rhetoric.

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  12. In this regard, the Prime Minister said the young generation must be trained so that they had higher thinking skills to enable them to differentiate between the perception deliberately created by certain groups, particularly through the internet and social media which were not based on the truth.

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  13. "This is the generation that should be able to evaluate all this...not a matter of perception. Don't think that just because we are the government, we are not right.

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  14. "If the ruling Barisan Nasional is not right, Malaysia would not have developed as it is now : Malaysia will achieve the developed nation status in a few more years," Najib said.

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  15. He said this when delivering his speech at the opening of the Malaysian Young Thinkers Convention organised by Malaysian Young Thinkers Youth Organisation (PPM) in collaboration with the Youth and Sports Ministry, Malaysian Youth Development Research Institute and Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM) here.

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  16. Najib said not all countries had detailed planning as Malaysia had in order to achieve the developed nation status because the government was capable of leading the nation to carry out massive transformation.

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  17. The Prime Minister said the fact was that Malaysia was not a failed state because if one looked back at the progress the country had made under the present government for the past 55 years, there had been many achievements to the extent that the country could now be interpreted as a successful nation.

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  18. He said that most young people emphasised on what was happening today and in future, but the fact was that they had no historical perspective, thus they would be at a loss as to where they had originated from or their past history.

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  19. Thus, he said, some of the young generation did not know the difficulties suffered and the sacrifices made by the past leaders so that their children would inherit a much better nation.

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  20. "Thus, as a young generation, we cannot be blind to history and we cannot become a generation that does not appreciate the struggles of our forefathers," he said.

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  21. The Prime Minister said a young generation that had historical perspective would be appreciative and would not live as part of history, instead they would have the determination to take the country to greater heights.

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  22. "This is the young generation that we can depend upon. It means that as a young generation, we must have the capability to contribute, and the ability to to be critical, innovative and creative in our thinking," he said.

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  23. As leaders, Najib said, providing educational opportunities for the young generation to possess academic qualification alone was insufficient because they must be prepared to face the challenges of the 21st century, including attacks on the leaders through the social media instead of the 'poison pen' letters as was the case in the past.

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  24. "They must be given the skill to think in depth so that they will not accept in toto what is being published in the social media.

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  25. "We don't want leaders who are good actors. We don't want leaders who are good in oratory skills but are not truthful," he said.

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  26. "We don't want leaders attacking other leaders, but they themselves are not prepared to swear giving the excuse that it is a political conspiracy, everything is political conspiracy and they are not prepared to defend themselves based on facts," Najib said.

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  27. He said the Barisan Nasional (BN) emphasised on the need to make real transformation instead of merely political rhetoric.

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  28. Najib said Malaysians, including the young generation, must do what was best for the country and at the same time, the government provided aid such as the 1Malaysia People's Aid and several other programmes for the young which would be announced later.

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  29. "There is a suggestion that soon I will launch the 1Malaysia book shop that will sell books cheaper than the other shops for the young generation so that they can develop a reading habit. Then, we want to set up 1Malaysia textile shop, much cheaper," he said.

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  30. Next week, the government would introduce a programme for the young based on the spirit of volunteerism called IMOU at the Kuala Lumpur City Centre for the young so that they could contribute in efforts to build and transform the country.

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