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      He was the sole candidate proposed for the post during a state committee meeting.

      He was the sole candidate proposed for the post during a state committee meeting.

      'History repeating, Harapan heading in same direction as BN'
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      'History repeating, Harapan heading in same direction as BN'

      'History repeating, Harapan heading in same direction as BN'

      Hariz MohdPublished: Feb 21, 2019 9:34 AM | Updated: Feb 21, 2019 9:41 AM

      Pakatan Harapan is repeating the history of the BN government and heading in the same direction, Universiti Malaya professor of political economy Terence Gomez warned today.

      According to him, this was because it was emulating policies similar to those when Malaysia was being governed by BN.

      Annuar Musa: No need for return of NEP-esque policies

      Annuar Musa: No need for return of NEP-esque policies

      New policies to lift farmers, fishermen out of B40 - minister

      New policies to lift farmers, fishermen out of B40 - minister

      Research firm: Harapan risks losing popularity due to its policies, infighting

      Research firm: Harapan risks losing popularity due to its policies, infighting

      DPM wants policies for all, despite Cameron's loss on Malay vote

      DPM wants policies for all, despite Cameron's loss on Malay vote

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      Sikit sikit tak boleh di tegur. Podah la sendiri.

      Siti Noraishah Bt Abu Hasan03:17 AM, 22 Feb 2019

      Two steps forward, 3 steps back. Throw some meats to the screaming crowds to buy time while political manoevring and shenanigans behind the scene continue on relentlessly as some old men are running out of time. Soon we will see PPBM as the new Umno.

      Siti Noraishah Bt Abu Hasan03:14 AM, 22 Feb 2019

      Aiya, who can dispute Old Man ? He said we need two thirds majority now in order to see reforms. So we need the froggies to achieve two thirds majority to ensure no politicians are allowed to hold positions in GLCs and to do away with Bumiputra-centric economic agenda. Simply love these politicians...they do have a way with words to get out of every situation and if words don't do the job, then the gloves are off and we will see ISA, hehehehe

      Siti Noraishah Bt Abu Hasan03:09 AM, 22 Feb 2019

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      Sikit sikit tak boleh di tegur. Podah la sendiri.

      Siti Noraishah Bt Abu Hasan03:17 AM, 22 Feb 2019
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      Two steps forward, 3 steps back. Throw some meats to the screaming crowds to buy time while political manoevring and shenanigans behind the scene continue on relentlessly as some old men are running out of time. Soon we will see PPBM as the new Umno.

      Siti Noraishah Bt Abu Hasan03:14 AM, 22 Feb 2019
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      Aiya, who can dispute Old Man ? He said we need two thirds majority now in order to see reforms. So we need the froggies to achieve two thirds majority to ensure no politicians are allowed to hold positions in GLCs and to do away with Bumiputra-centric economic agenda. Simply love these politicians...they do have a way with words to get out of every situation and if words don't do the job, then the gloves are off and we will see ISA, hehehehe

      Siti Noraishah Bt Abu Hasan03:09 AM, 22 Feb 2019
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      Just give PH 5 years. No point complaining now. At least they stop most of the corruptions at the TOP level. We can’t simply have a leader that steals. We can’t really afford that. As everyone knows, corruptions happen in all ministries. It takes time to heal. No short cut. Our judiciary department needs to clean up too and we can’t just sack all judges. We needs time to educate our future generations. It is not easy to change someone’s mindset of those think that stealing is not as bad or lying to cover their bad intentions is alright. There are so many stuff to take care of. And I agree that there are some policies need to be changed slowly like Malay privileges. Frankly to say, I don’t even bother about the manifestos. I just want the corrupters to be stopped and put into trial. PH did that and I fine with that. I know some Malaysians aren’t satisfy with PH for not abolishing tolls, cost of living issue, housing etc etc. There might be issue to do some of them. As a totally new cabinet with almost all green inexperienced minister, it is quite difficult to govern where all the mess done by previous crooks. They will never know how messy it is until they start looking at it. And again, they need the existing civil servants to help, there’s no one man show. And I believe there’re lots of hiccups. During our country recovery period, Malaysians need to understand that we need to sacrifice. Things will not be resolved overnight or a year or two, especially this year. I would rather let PH has the time to govern than to give those crooks back and steal again. For what I see, those crooks still behave like nothing happen. Who are they to judge the current government when they are the one that should be blamed. Did they repent? No. They don’t even govern the country well. Remember those arrogant and dumb ministers responded to our queries. They were elected to serve tax payers and NOT the other way round. Do they really qualify to be ministers? They are just a bunch of shoe polishers and followed their bosses around like a dog especially MCA and MIC. Zero credibility. What else they know other than I’m not sure, I can’t remember or I don’t know. And to give advice to PH, I find that very amusing. Comes GE 15, I will look into the results done by PH and decide who to vote. I may give another 5 years to PH if they have truly tried to revive the country but needs more time. Who knows what after 5 years. Do have patience, my beloved fellow Malaysians.

      Nuramirah Liyana Roslan02:39 AM, 22 Feb 2019
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      Only 9 months of rule. Please give PH chance to rule. Its not easy to get rid of all BN'S SHIT. For political reasons some policys have to stay but with a different approach.

      Tan Siong Hua10:41 AM, 21 Feb 2019
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      It's the mindset of these leaders who have become very obsessive in their thinking on race based politics. It is not that easy to get rid of their thinking because of old habits die hard which they were groomed for the last 61 years. Many who voted for PH are getting agitated of the way the cabinet is running the country. When DAP and PKR were in opposition, they were virtually barking over the BN rule but now they have become as quiet as a church mouse. Mahathir is controlling the cabinet ministers or the ministers controlling Mahathir? I thought before the new government was formed, it was one voice agreement but today it is one man's voice and the others in the cabinet have become 'yours obediently sir' type of ministers. To Bersatu, there is only one vision to promote the GLCs by appointing Malays to lead while their vision turn blind on other races. Malays still hold only 22% + equity in the last 61 years after the NEP is what the Stupid politicians from UMNO and Bersatu keep drumming despite almost all GLCs and other agencies, like hospitals, police, army, civil service and many others are controlled by one race. The remaining 8% has been their time zone to argue on not achieved 30% for the last 3 decades or so. How long do we have to wait for the changes to take effect on equality of race?

      Yogeswary Markandoo10:24 AM, 21 Feb 2019
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