I’m not sure what he had consumed recently, but this statement should be seeing him under ISA or at least charged for some sort of crime. But knowing Bolehland, he and some other monkeys\u00a0get to say whatever they like. It will be considered as “voicing their displeasure” or some other nonsense according to the twisted logic of some politicians. \u00a0Just imagine other groups doing the same, and you can see the swift attack.<\/p>\n
Well, this is what the trouble-maker said according to Malaysian Insider<\/a><\/strong>:<\/p>\n \u201cAmat wajar kerajaan tangguh dulu apa jua peruntukan dan kelulusan kepada masyarakat kaum Cina<\/strong><\/span>, terutama desakan-desakan MCA dan Gerakan kerana jelas masyarakat Cina di Hulu Selangor serta India tidak menyokong BN.<\/p>\n \u201cMereka langsung tidak hargai apa yang diberi oleh kerajaan BN walaupun kerajaan BN terpaksa mengguris hati orang Melayu dan Bumiputera<\/span><\/strong>,\u201d kata Ibrahim yang juga Ahli Parlimen Bebas Pasir Mas mengulas keputusan malam tadi yang memihak BN tetapi majoriti cuma 1,725 undi.<\/p>\n Walaupun analisis menunjukkan sokongan pengundi Cina masih belum memihak kepada BN tetapi ia menerima peningkatan undi komuniti India hampir 10 peratus.<\/p>\n BN meletakkan sasaran majoriti 6,000 undi.<\/p>\n Dalam kenyataan kepada\u00a0The Malaysian Insider<\/em> awal minggu lalu Ibrahim sendiri meletakkan majoriti 3,000 kepada BN tetapi Khamis lalu menurunkannya kepada 1,500 undi.<\/p>\n Kata beliau, apa saja yang kaum Cina minta kerajaan sedia berikan tetapi mereka tidak berterima kasih.<\/p>\n \u201cBN kena ambil hati orang Melayu yang tetap setia pada BN.<\/p>\n \u201cOleh itu dasar afirmatif untuk memperkasakan kaum Melayu dan Bumiputera mesti diterus dan dilaksanakan dengan tegas,\u201d kata beliau dengan merujuk kepada Model Ekonomi Baru yang sedang dirangka.<\/p>\n Malam tadi, Setiausaha Agung BN, Datuk Seri Tengku Adnan Tengku Mansor berkata walaupun menang dengan majoriti 1,725, tetapi pengundi Cina didapati tidak menyokong BN, bukan sahaja dalam pilihan raya kecil itu tetapi juga semasa pilihan raya umum 2008.<\/p>\n \u201cKita perlu melihat di mana silap kita. Saya akan berjumpa dengan parti-parti komponen untuk membincangkan perkara ini, tetapi kita gembira kerana pengundi India kembali menyokong BN. Begitu juga dengan pengundi Melayu.<\/p>\n \u201cKita hilang kerusi pada pilihan raya 2008 dengan majoriti kecil 198 undi tetapi kini mengekalkan kembali kerusi dengan majoriti yang lebih besar. Ini menunjukkan rakyat menyambut baik konsep yang diutarakan pucuk pimpinan seperti gagasan 1Malaysia dan Model Ekonomi Baru,\u201d katanya.<\/p>\n Presiden MCA, Datuk Seri Dr Chua Soi Lek pula berkata, MCA memerlukan anjakan paradigma bagi mendekati masyarakat Cina yang dilihat tidak begitu memberi perhatian kepada soal kehendak dan keperluan asas<\/span><\/strong>.<\/p>\n Ibrahim berkata kemenangan BN membuktikan rakyat mahu ketenangan dan kesetabilan politik.<\/p>\n \u201cIa juga bukti rakyat menerima kepimpinan Datuk Seri Najib (Razak) sebagai perdana menteri. Ia juga membuktikan politik perkauman ditolak rakyat.<\/p>\n \u201cCuma pengundi kaum Cina nampaknya tidak berterima kasih pada kerajaan BN. Jelas pengaruh MCA dan Gerakan ditolak masyarakat Cina.<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n \u201cPelbagai tuntutan kaum Cina, kerajaan layan, tapi balasannya tidak seberapa<\/span><\/strong>,\u201d katanya.<\/p>\n Katanya, usaha pihak tertentu untuk memburukkan nama Perkasa dalam pilihan raya Hulu Selangor juga tidak memberi kesan.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n In English, it means something like this<\/a><\/strong>:<\/p>\n Malay rights group Perkasa wants the Barisan Nasional (BN) government to review election pledges made in Chinese areas in Hulu Selangor because of the community\u2019s poor support for the coalition<\/strong><\/span>.<\/p>\n Its president Datuk Ibrahim Ali\u00a0(picture)<\/strong>said despite BN\u2019s success in winning the semi-rural seat from PKR, the Chinese voters had largely chosen to back the federal opposition.<\/p>\n \u201cIt is necessary for the government to delay <\/span>any allocation and approval <\/span><\/strong>of projects for the Chinese community,\u201d said Ibrahim in a statement responding to the by-election result.<\/p>\n Ibrahim added that the government should also ignore all the demands made by BN members, MCA and Gerakan<\/span><\/strong>, as the Chinese of Hulu Selangor had rejected the ruling coalition.<\/p>\n \u201cThey show no appreciation to BN government\u2019s efforts, even though the BN government had to hurt the feelings of the Malays and the natives<\/span><\/strong>,\u201d said Ibrahim.<\/p>\n \u201cAll their demands are fulfilled by the government but they do not know how to be grateful<\/span><\/strong>,\u201d he added.<\/p>\n Ibrahim, an independent MP, had actively campaigned for BN during the campaign.<\/p>\n His Perkasa is fighting for affirmative action policies favouring Malays to be retained permanently.<\/p>\n In the by-election which saw BN\u2019s P. Kamalanathan defeating former Law Minister Datuk Zaid Ibrahim by 1,725 votes, the ruling coalition lost badly in Chinese dominated polling districts.<\/p>\n During the final campaigning days for the Hulu Selangor by-election Datuk Seri Najib Razak promised an allocation of RM3 million for a Chinese school near in new village.<\/p>\n The BN chairman also promised RM90,000 for the Ulu Yam Kwang Tung cemetery and more allocations for Hokkien and muhibbah associations in the area.<\/p>\n However the support level from the Chinese voters was reduced from about 35 per cent in Election 2008 to less than 30 per cent yesterday.<\/p>\n BN\u2019s victory was guaranteed by strong support from the Malay-dominated Felda settlements and villagers in rural Hulu Selangor.<\/p>\n Ibrahim said the outcome showed that the pro-Malay affirmative action policies should be maintained.<\/p>\n \u201cBN must now keep the Malay happy as they have been loyal to BN. Therefore the affirmative action policies to strengthen the Malays and the natives must be maintained and implemented thoroughly,\u201d he said.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n This is what the useless paper<\/a> <\/strong> mentions:<\/p>\n Dalam pada itu Ibrahim berkata, pilihan raya kali ini juga memperlihatkan penolakan kaum Cina terhadap kerajaan.<\/p>\n \u2018\u2018Walaupun kerajaan telah memberi layanan kepada mereka, balasan yang diterima masih tidak seberapa.<\/p>\n \u2018\u2018Mereka masih belum berterima kasih kepada kerajaan BN dan ini jelas membuktikan bahawa pengaruh MCA dan Gerakan terus ditolak oleh masyarakat Cina,\u201d katanya.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n See??? Nothing at all about the issue of recalling back the aid. Another confirmation of the paper that is not even worth to be used in toilets.<\/p>\n What will newly elected YB Kamalanathan say about his buddy Ibrahim now since this affects his constituency directly? cannot say “no comments” or “i’ll answer later” any more” \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n At least this time, MCA did say something in reply<\/a><\/strong>:<\/p>\n \n<\/blockquote>\n\n
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He explained, “when you try to buy them at the last minute, telling them to vote for BN and they will get rewarded, some of them feel insulted<\/span><\/strong>.
“It is like treating them like beggars. The Chinese will be your long term friend if you be fair and treat them well. But, they will turn away from you if not<\/span><\/strong>.
“It is not that they don’t like Najib, they adore Najib, but they do not support these few BN leaders who are ‘extremists’ like Ibrahim Ali.”
Sadly, he said, some of the BN leadership are emulating Ibrahim’s racist stance.
“There are those who keep saying that Malays are first and the Chinese should be grateful<\/span><\/strong>,” he added. This is not the way to win the Chinese over,” he stressed.
Meanwhile, Dong Jiao Zhong committee member Chow Siew Hon stressed that the money used for the allocations belongs to the government and not to any political party.
“The money ultimately belongs to the rakyat. We are all entitled to it. Nobody can say that you cannot get the funds just because you don’t support BN<\/span><\/strong>.
“The vote is your personal choice, whoever you want to support. I strongly disagree with that gentleman (Ibrahim),” said Chow.
MCA state assemblyperson for Kuala Kubu Baru Wong Koon Mun refused to comment on the issue of allocations but hit out at Ibrahim, saying that he is a “rotten apple” and a “party to the effort to topple BN.”<\/p>\n