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The Star 28/03/08 - The MCA will make adjustments to its approaches and say what needs to be said, party president Datuk Seri Ong Ka Ting declared. He said the people wanted to know if the party was as concerned as them about certain issues and the party took note of [...]

(The Star) PETALING JAYA: The decision of any politician who crosses over to the other side cannot be accepted at all and is disgraceful. ………………………….He was asked to comment on a statement by PKR de facto leader Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim that the party would welcome any Barisan Nasional assemblyman or MP [...]

Mar 20, 08 2:52pm
from Malaysiakini news
In a bold and ironic departure from his Chinese-base party lines, MCA PJ Utara division chairperson Dr Wong Sai Hou called it “amusing to see the leaders of Umno, MCA, Gerakan and MIC continue to swim in the quagmire of racial politics”.
How foolish to hear this. They (MCA) don’t even [...]

(18/03/2008) Anwar held a meeting today with a delegation from the Federation of Chinese Associations Malaysia (Huazong), led by its president Lim Gait Tong.
Anwar told reporters that the federation - which is known to be pro-government in recent years - has taken a keen interest in investing in Selangor and working together [...]

Now, don’t anyone tell me that I should not use this word F***. If any frail-hearted or saintly amongst you feel offended, get out of this blog….don’t self-flagellate your squeekly -clean sensisbilities remaining here. The occasion demands this emphatic brashness. And I dont seek forgiveness, just understanding.
Have you forgotten Kit, just after 5 days, that [...]

MIC president who lost in the Sungai Siput parliamentary seat in the 12th General Elections of Malaysia announced that he didn’t want to hold any cabinet position. That adds into the list of BN member parties’s presidents who rejected cabinet positions, consisting of Ong Ka Ting (MCA) and Koh Tsu Koon (Gerakan, he lost [...]

The Star 12/03/2008: Chief Minister of Malacca Datuk Seri Mohd Ali Rustam said the “drive” to spur development within the city may be disrupted.
“We wanted to develop it further but the rakyat is not so INTERESTED. If there are new things (projects) maybe I have to think twice.” he said
Punishment for voting the opposition? [...]

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