Wednesday, May 8, 2013

Should MCA remain in BN? or leave BN?

PM Najib did not have the guts to admit the reality:
More urban Malays voted the Pakatan Rakyat irrespective of party (PKR, PAS or DAP) and Candidate ethnicity.

The ball game has changed. Younger voters are better educated and more mature. Younger voters are shying away from Racial-based Politics.

Younger votes are by big majority, middle-class employees.  Monthly income is just enough for monthly expenditures, may be not so enough.  Younger voters are easily influenced by friends and peers, rather than public figures.

UNDERSTAND THE REALITY!
Rules of the Game has changed.


UMNO is now desperate. Certain quarters within UMNO is courting PAS to join BN.
UMNO knows that 14GE may be even tougher if the Rural Malays swing to PR because the children (urban Malays) would be influencing their parents (rural Malays).

MCA also need to do soul-searching. Remain in BN?  or do something outrageous? E.g. leave the BN coalition?
If MCA doesn't want to join the Cabinet, why remain in BN?  Just leave BN, and become another opposition party.

MCA is losing its RELEVANCE to the Younger Generation.  Ask the Younger Generation about what they want from Malaysian Chinese pary.  Social media now dominates the interration style.  But MCA is way, way behind in the aspect of social media.

MCA needs BPR (Business Process Re-Engineering)!!  MCA needs Reformation and Transformation!  MCA needs to be remodelled.  MCA needs REVIVAL!

This is a DO-or-DIE Scenario.
This is a REVIVE or Vanish situation.


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GE13: Najib: Chinese taken for a ‘good ride’
http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2013/5/8/nation/13080863&sec=nation&utm_source=TSOL_main&utm_medium=links&utm_campaign=GE13

Extract from article in The Star:
Najib also disagreed that Barisan's election setback was due to a rural-urban divide in the voting pattern and stressed that the support for the ruling coalition in some urban areas, with large numbers of Malay voters, had increased compared with 2008.

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