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Subscribe in a reader | Subscribe to poobalan.com by Email In part one, Samy says he knew that the election results will be bad. In part 2 below, he talks about the blaming the “backroom boys”, disappointment for losing Work Ministry portfolio, lack of youth members in MIC, HINDRAF, MAIKA issue, and Subramaniam issue. » Read more: Samy Interview Part 2, I was never against HINDRAF
| Subscribe in a reader | Subscribe to poobalan.com by Email After being criticized by the party members, Prof Ramasamy replies. I mentioned that the grassroot members may not be interested in the high level agreements and strategies. Now it seems that this voice of discontent is just a minority. Whatever it is, i think it points to problems that may duplicate BN later. Those who enter politics (and political parties) most likely have personal ambition. It will easy to get a group of people roused up and protest. Thus, Prof Ramasamy and his team should ensure all decisions and issues are clearly explained to members at all levels. I think he needs more people to help him out. If not, his position can be jeopardised. » Read more: Prof Ramasamy replies to critics
| Subscribe in a reader | Subscribe to poobalan.com by Email Samy keeps on blaming the “government” since he is out of the cabinet and parliment now. Its like condemning your e-employer or your own ex-business. When you were part of it, it was the best in the world. Only sweet words and praises. Now, you take easy way out and say its their fault. » Read more: MIBA’s Sivakumar condemns Samy Vellu again
| Subscribe in a reader | Subscribe to poobalan.com by Email Samy compares the apology by hishamuddin with the one by japanese emperor over the deaths during WW2. If I’m not mistaken, the Japanese government suffered a lot politically and socially due to the loss in WW2. The country was constitutionally bound not to involve in foreign issues, need to get approval to expand its army, it paid loads of money for the “comfort women”, and is constantly reminded of is crime from time to time. And I can’t recall any conditional apologies being made. But in our local case, the apology is offset with an “if” and looks more like political strategy rather than sincere from the heart. The feeling is that the apology is valueless. Samy is spot on when he says “If we talk further, we don’t respect the apology”! Its just a political move. » Read more: Hishamuddin is a gentleman says Samy
| Subscribe in a reader | Subscribe to poobalan.com by Email Makkal Sakthi bought this people into power. And looks like the same will send them out. The grassroot are not interested in what Anwar or other top leaders say. They see their fellow Indians not given opportunity even though it is claimed to be equal opportunity coalition. Is it because the supporters or loyalist are not qualified? Or any other reasons?
My stand is still the same – best man for the job, nothing else qualifies. If we find the other races getting positions even though not qualified, the for sure the fury from the community will find its way again. » Read more: Penang Indian assemblymen under fire
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