Power struggle in Pakatan Rakyat

DAP, PAS and PKR are embroiled in a power struggle in Kedah. It was reported that Kedah PAS had convened Kedah PKR and DAP assemblymen for an explanation about some rumours that they will be jumping ship and leaving Pakatan Rakyat Kedah in a speech organised by PAS in Kompleks PAS Kedah in Kota Sarang Semut.

This clearly shows that PAS had dominated the Pakatan Rakyat in Kedah and proves that DAP and PKR is being bullied by PAS in Kedah, said GERAKAN.

Now I am perplexed as to why Gerakan is commenting on this as if Gerakan is siding with DAP and PKR. Is there something fishy going on? Maybe a secret tryst to create another racial riot as done before by DAP, PAP and Gerakan in 1969?

Are you planning to create another racial riot that is much worst than the 13th May 1969? Is that why you feel so threatened when the Malays want to get together in "Melayu Bangkit" programme?

Nonetheless, in Selangor DAP had imposed a higher premium on the land in the traditional Malay village which is RM10 per square feet in Kampung Penerangan, in Sekinchan compared to RM1 for the Bagan Sekinchan.

This clearly proves that DAP whose assemblyman is Ng Suee Lim is favouring his own race and overseeing the Malays which is the majority race here in Malaysia. The racist Chinese had since from the beginning been so damn racist towards the Malays who had been the citizens of Malaysia even before the Malacca Sultanate era.

PAS for all is just a slogan just like a lure of a carrot to a donkey for the non-muslim to support PAS. However, PAS is not really an Islamic party as propogated by them. In fact, they are becoming more liberal now just to get the support and votes from the non-muslim that they are willing to be the donkey that is riden by DAP.

PAS is only using the Islamic country slogan to sugar coat and lie to their supporters since their non-muslim supporters are cleverer and know very well that it is not going to happen since PAS will not be in control of the Federal since the amount of seats won by them is not enough to make them the ruling power even if the Pakatan Rakyat win the majority.

Concurrently, in Sibu, Lim Kit Siang is selling the story that Malaysia is becoming the "sick man of South-East Asia" in addition to calling on the voters of Sibu to vote for the future, to write history and create miracle by sending Wong Ho Leng to Parliament as MP for Sibu to signify that the “fixed deposit” states of Sarawak and Sabah are ready with the rest of Malaysia to complete the March 8 “political tsunami” of the 2008 general elections to effect a change of government in Putrajaya in the 13th General Elections as well as to end the rule of “Peh Moh” in Sarawak in the forthcoming Sarawak state general election.

Sure, I totally agree with Lim Kit Siang that the university ranking in Malaysia is dropping down year after year. And what is the sole reason for that? It is due to the education system and the students that lacks knowledge and understanding plus incapable of mastering their chosen field due to their inabillity to understand what is being written in their reference books which are mostly in English.

Hence, our education system should continue with the policy of the teaching of Mathematics and Science in English as introduced during the tenure of our beloved ex Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad, the most brilliant Muslim leader in this century that any Muslim could ever have.

Do not blame Tun if the policy failed, but blamed the person in charge of administering the policy for not implementing it properly. If there are not enough teachers that is well-versed in English that can be found to teach the students, well think of other alternatives such as maybe teaching it using the internet and making it more interesting by subscribing to the online tuition that is easily available nowadays so that the students can study and revise at their own pace and time. Moreover the online education is concentrating more on the exam questions so that students will not be afraid of exams.

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