I fully respect your opinion on September 16, 2012 at 1:44 pm. I have not yet made up my mind as to who is better. May be you are right, may be you’re not. After all, i’m just a young kid with not much experience right? Like I said, at the time of the crisis, there was only one party with the authority of implementing the measures taken. To eanisazman, I never said that I WANT the financial crisis to happen again. What i meant was it would only be fair to compare if the two parties were giving the same situation and both parties are given the same length of authority to act and if we can see the results from the two different approaches.

Frankly speaking, while I have much respect for DSAI and Tun for their contributions, I don’t think it is necessary to compare them in the current context of the 13th GE. If you wish to compare DS Najib and Anwar, then it would be more appropriate

To eanisazman, Anwar has agreed to open up his bank accounts for scrutiny with a condition that other MP’s including the PM and DPM to do the same. It’ll be much easier if both parties just accept Anwar’s proposition. For the benefit of all Malaysians, I would love to see their bank accounts. Then we can see who is telling the truth and who is not. So in that aspect, I think the ball is now with the rest of the MPs. I think his offer is still open (correct me if i’m wrong). So far, the PM and DPM is silent and thus, seems reluctant to accept the offer. Talk about transparency

With regards to accusing a person (whether Najib or DSAI or any other person) of any crime, whoever asserts must prove . Until the accused is proven that he is directly involved, he is innocent in the eyes of the law (and mine).

Even if corruption cannot be proven as to who did what, i believe (correct me if i’m wrong) the Auditor general himself reported high levels of corruption under the BN rule. His report is not to be taken lightly. My concern is whether the BN has done enough to prevent them PR was never in power and thus, I think the ball on this aspect is now with BN.

Peace be upon you all

//As for your lengthy questions. I do not know why he didn’t reduce the prices back then. The most important thing is change is taking place now. On the stand by Dr.M and Anwar in dealing with the financial crisis, we can’t really say who is better.//

Saudara Fzal,
Forgive me for being condescending and sweeping, I have known anwar since his varsity days and Dr. M since he was Minister of Education, Dr.M is far better in every department that counts. ‘macam langit dengan bumi’. Dr. M is a statesman par excellence and is better than Anwar in terms of educational qualification, intelligence, maturity, strategy, vision, originality of ideas and definitely in dealing with the financial crisis of 1997. Only in one department I would concede Anwar is better than Dr. M, planning and leading a mammoth street demonstration. Maybe only one or 2 other persons in the world can be a good rebel rouser, Fidel Castro and Nelson Mandela. Dr.M is the master, anwar is the protege.

amin tan

//4. The same can be said of present day religious extremists, who wants to force upon us their religious beliefs, and wants to rule over us, claiming God gave them authority.

5. I do not support negative racial tones and rule. Ideological based rule is better, although people will still argue which ideology is best, at the very least, we can argue. In racial based rule, we cannot question, we cannot argue. Why ? Because we cannot argue. This sort of crippled logic, will cripple our whole Nation in the long run.//

Dear MiddleAges, Our Malaysian constitution should be understood and respected. It was drafted and agreed by the founding fathers of the nation. Special Privileges for the Bumiputra and citizenship for the Chinese and Indians. Please do not pretend that the Chinese do not speak Chinese and do not originate from China or Indians do not originate from India. Economic justice and equability and harmony and peaceful coexistence among the 3 main races in Malaysia has been the corner stone upon which our Malaysian constitution was built. Let us not be jealous and hateful of one another. Let us uphold and defend our constitution. Vote BN.

amin tan

Likewise. When PR accuses BN they must have proof also. Until now there is no proof against DS Najib. But, when BN asked about the RM3 billion in his accounts during the Parliament session, until now has he denied it or provide any explaination?

Many Malaysians have grew up and they become old. They saw most of the political events with their very eyes. Now you want the financial crisis to happen again so that you can be very sure what really happens and who actually saved the country. Mintak jauh pada Allah barang ditimpakan semula musibah itu….

Wallahua’lam….

Jangan bagi Si Opportunist perkara yang paling dia hendak, jawatan Perdana Menteri. Janji akan tinggal janji walaupun dia tau dia akan ditolak dalam PRU-14. PR kalah PRU-14 tak apa, asal jadi Perdana Menteri walaupun sehari.

“eanisazman
September 1, 2012 at 2:35 am | Permalink

Salam Tun and All,

Well Fzal, simply because you don’t know many things it doesnt’ mean that other people don’t either. At least I agree with you one thing. It will be a complete waste of time playing rhetorics with you. Nevertheless, last time I checked voting is still a freedom of choice….I wish you good luck in choosing who to vote for.

Wallahua’lam”

Don’t get me wrong, I would like to know things that I don’t. But I don’t accept anything in the net or I read blindly without verifying them as that is very irresponsible. Plus, Islam has taught us to avoid suspicion, I am trying to abide by that. With all your accusations towards others in your previous posts, I really cannot accept any of them without proof. We Malaysians should have grown up from this mentality of accusing others and when we fail to prove them, we run away by name calling others as “rethorics” etc without realising that all such accusations are in fact the very reason of the waste of time in the first place. Thus, I shall stop there

Peace be upon you.

Well Fzal, simply because you don’t know many things it doesnt’ mean that other people don’t either. At least I agree with you one thing. It will be a complete waste of time playing rhetorics with you. Nevertheless, last time I checked voting is still a freedom of choice….I wish you good luck in choosing who to vote for.

Wallahua’lam

1. To vote PAS is a very2 big mistakes.

2. Semua orang tahu PAS dianggotai oleh ORANG BODOH yang TIDAK ADA FIQRAH…………………… terlalu banyak bukti kebodohannya dan kejahatannya.

3. UMNO DAN BN terbukti mensejahterakan rakyat Malaysia seluruhnya (termasuk orang PAS yang tidak pernah bersyukur)dari dulu, kini dan INSYALLAH selamanya.

“eanisazman
August 27, 2012 at 11:36 am | PermalinkSalam Tun and All,

To Fzal, if you really want to understand why I said that please read through.

You want to change the entire government for a cheaper car and that is all. What else you trying to say?

You also bable about financial leakages in the Government administration. Has it occured to you who is the grand culprit who stole the money from the government? it is the very person you want to vote just because you want a cheap car.

Is it young people really are too simplistic minded or it is just you. Maybe that is why the PR like to manipulate this group for easy votes. They thought that young poeple still very dumb and immature to think it through effectively.

Ask yourself why Anwar God sent clean slate anugerah Tuhan tak korap punya orang ni never reduce the car price when he is the Minister of Finance cum Deputy PM last time? And why he likes to borrow money from World Banks when we can afford to give free ride to everybody? What has he done to the rakyat during financial crisis last time. He closed down businesses and imposed higher interest rate. If it is not Dr M introduce RM pegging and Danaharta last time we have gone bankrupt under Anwar’s policy? Don’t you read all the facts that was presented by Dr M above?

Janganlah termakan politik gula2 wahai orang muda. Gula2 selalunya untuk budak-budak bukan orang dewasa.”

First of all, car prices are not the only thing why not to vote for BN. There are many others.

On your second paragraph, that’s a very serious accusation. I would like to know if such thing exist. If you can prove it, I would consider my position. Unless he’s proven guilty, he is innocent to me.

The way you addressed your third paragraph simply shows your level of maturity and manners. It doesn’t require any response from me so I’ll just stop there

As for your lengthy questions. I do not know why he didn’t reduce the prices back then. The most important thing is change is taking place now. On the stand by Dr.M and Anwar in dealing with the financial crisis, we can’t really say who is better. It may or may not have been a wrong call. I don’t think we can ever know unless the same crisis comes back again and we borrow from IMF. There are countries who borrowed money came out from the crisis quite well just like Malaysia did.

I did not say who I am voting for. I might vote BN or PR. I am just saying that BN has been very complacent because it has been in power for so long. There are a number of policies which require amendment/revamp. I only picked ONE of those policies of BN which to show how the government initially kept giving excuses on how it would bankrupt the country rather than realise how unjust such policy is and propose change. On that policy, I don’t really care who implements them as long as it is implemented. I think it is good that there are talks by BN to gradually decrease the levies. Hope things turn out well.

InsyaAllah, Allah Maha Adil. Unjust rulers whether he is from BN or PR be questioned and accounted in the day of judgment. I have never said that corruption can totally be avoided if PR is voted into power. I just believed that it may be reduced based on how PR has ruled Selangor so far. We should not be so fanatical to a party only based on our political differences. Yang salah dan tidak adil, tetap salah dan tidak adil. Kenalah ubah. Kalau tak ubah juga, that is why I said I may not have much of a choice.

May peace be upon you all

For the Malays there are 2 choices……UMNO or PAS.
To remain in power…they have to vote either one…enblock!!!