the merger of all the BN component parties?
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how do you think of the idea of merging all the BN component parties like UMNO, MCA, MIC, gerdakan etc to form a single party instead of alliance?
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Technically, this is a Singaporean affliated forum so why ask a Malaysian based question here?
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I agree, technically all under UMNO, what for wayang and say that they are still an alliance thats serves who they representOriginally posted by jiu hu kia:how do you think of the idea of merging all the BN component parties like UMNO, MCA, MIC, gerdakan etc to form a single party instead of alliance?
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one party system... sounds like communism to me..
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Still got opposition mah, PAS, DAP, PKR.....Originally posted by 4getmenot:one party system... sounds like communism to me.. -
which part u not understand?Originally posted by jiu hu kia:how do you think of the idea of merging all the BN component parties like UMNO, MCA, MIC, gerdakan etc to form a single party instead of alliance? -
oh ok, my bad.. never see carefully..
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but i think most would still prefer Umno and her affliated party than Pas..Originally posted by 4getmenot:oh ok, my bad.. never see carefully.. -
Race plays a big part in Malaysia politics. This is why UMNO is the biggest party because it represents the largest ethnicity. It is followed by MCA representing the second-largest community - Chinese - and MIC for Indians.Originally posted by jiu hu kia:how do you think of the idea of merging all the BN component parties like UMNO, MCA, MIC, gerdakan etc to form a single party instead of alliance?
There is also UPKO or something representing Kazakans in Sabah and Sarawak (detailed facts may not be correct).
A alliance of the three is ideal but there are also several parties that are racial-based like Gerakan and PPP. I think BN will be more stable if Gerakan re-merged with MCA and PPP merged with MIC.
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Agreed. Anyway their politics very funny and interesting.Originally posted by 4getmenot:but i think most would still prefer Umno and her affliated party than Pas..
Got time go http://www.malaysia-today.net/index.shtml and check out some of the stuff there. -
Took a joke from that blog.. cracked me up good timeOriginally posted by kramnave:Agreed. Anyway their politics very funny and interesting.
Got time go http://www.malaysia-today.net/index.shtml and check out some of the stuff there.
shardik wrote:
UN meeting on space exploration
Mr Samy Vellu attends a UN meeting on space exploration by 2008. He is representing the Malaysian Prime Minister. Here are some of the conversations:
China Delegate:"By the year 2008, China will start their moon exploration project."
Russian Delegate: "We too, we are going to explore the moon. This time we will see to it that our cosmonauts will step on the moon."
George Bush: "We the United States will also explore the moon - for the second time."
Malaysian Delegate: "By the year 2008, Malaysia will explore the sun."
There was a long silence.
Bush stood up and asked the Malaysian delegate:
"Isn't it too hot to explore the sun?"
Samy Vellu (thinking for awhile): "We will do it in the evening."
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Once merged, the voices of the minority will only get weaker, yet you don't get any more leverage over national matters which will still be controlled by ex-UMNO leaders and Malays.
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Kayveas takes a pot shot at Gerakan
New Straits Times
Fresh from his war of words with the MIC, Datuk M. Kayveas has now turned his attention to Gerakan.
The PPP president accused Gerakan of "playing to the gallery" in proposing a merger of all 14 Barisan Nasional component parties.
He said he agreed with Prime Minister Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi that parties in the BN were not ready for a merger.
"When the PPP proposed a merger with Gerakan a few years ago, it disagreed.
It can't even merge two parties and yet is suggesting that the BN components become one party," he said at the prime minister's and Muslim ministers' Hari Raya open house on Saturday.
Kayveas was commenting on Gerakan Youth chief Datuk Mah Siew Keong's suggestion last week that all 14 BN component parties be consolidated.
Kayveas said if Gerakan was serious about a merger of the 14 BN parties, it should lead the way by making the first move.
"If Gerakan can start the ball rolling, people will see it as a do-able concept."