Malaysia Political Tube

BN NOT PERFECT, PAKATAN WORST
In a democratic country, the rakyat have the right to change the government. But when they want to change the government they must see the alternative of the government. That is the most critical question that all Malaysians must ask themselves. The Barisan Nasional government is not a perfect government. The Barisan Nasional government has a lot of weaknesses. But having said that, if you look at the opposition, have they done better than us? Has Kelantan done better than all the other states? Has Kedah done better than all the other BN state? Has Selangor done well? I would say no. Have Pakatan Rakyat unveiled some manifesto on how they will develop their state? Ada tak? Nothing. For example, the recent Sungai Buloh- you notice that the nursery has been there for a long time and suddenly they find that their land has been given back to Yayasan Selangor. Same in Hulu Selangor, now I am told that in one of the Malay kampungs, their land will be taken back also. You look at Klang- the number of illegal, what we call "reflexology centres", the number of entertainment centres has gone over to thousands. They promised that there will be no increase in water tariffs, but you will notice in Kedah and Penang they have increased the water tariff by over 20%. They claim that they manage the state well because there is no corruption, but if you look at the Penang budget, it is now running on a deficit and it is projected that the deficit next year will go higher. So people must be critical - critical of the government, critical of the opposition. Then that is fair. But at the rate we are going, it is like the government can do no right and opposition can do no wrong. And if that is the mentality that we have, then I think we are in trouble

Will component parties in the BN coalition be abolished and merged? Is MCA truly a monoethnic party as perceived? Are there plans to work on the "packaging" of MCA? Find out as Datuk Seri Dr Chua Soi Lek, President of MCA shares his thoughts in line with his opinion on the necessity of national integration as opposed to assimilation.

INTERVIEW Since the term 1Malaysia entered the Malaysian lexicon two years ago, it has become the subject of much praise, discussion and sometimes harsh ridicule.

The brainchild of Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak, 1Malaysia has won its share of supporters who lauded the term as a rallying cry for unity among diverse ethnic groups.

But critics call it an empty slogan as government policies and politics along racial lines remain unchanged and divisions seem perhaps even more pronounced now.

we try our best to do its best 我们尽能力做好每一件事
Before 2007, Limited numbers of Chinese students were awarded JPA scholarships, More than 90% were Bumiputras and MalaysThis year, out of 4000 students there are 1620 Chinese students. On this issue, MCA aggressively helped, many Chinese students to receive the JPA scholarship. MCA faces many issues in dealing with this problem. Sometimes, people may think that MCA is only play-acting But in any issue regarding the rights and interests of Chinese students
you will see MCA doing its very best.

你会相信吗？马华斗争不是为了当官！

What work did DAP do for PSD scholarship appeal cases？
行动党在奖学金课题上做了什么？