Barisan Nasional must remain united

Datuk Seri Najib had emphasized that BN must remain united. I think this is a good statement made by the PM, who is also the Chaiman of BN and President of UMNO.

As everyone knows, Pakatan Rakyat has been influencing people and preparing to win simple majority. PR’s ambition is getting bigger. PR is aiming to over the Government. Since they managed to win 5 States at 308 General Election (now reduced to 4 States), their ambition is getting BIGger. A lot of propaganda-oriented emails are forwarded with direct and indirect message….change the Government. In other words, to vote PR so that PR can rule the Federal Government.

It is time for all BN component parties to think, rethink, develop and implement strategies that will enable BN to be still in power after the next General Election.

It is crucial for BN component parties to make use of New Media as one of the means for propaganda. We know that PR had very successfully make use of New Media to propagate their cause. We know that our PM has been using YouTube, Facebook, Twitter and blog to publicise. As a result, the Rakyat’s degree of acceptance of PM has been rising.

MCA should also maximize the use of static website, dynamic website, blogsite, YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, YahooGroup, GoogleGroup, and sms to win over….firstly, all MCA members, secondly, all the Chinese population, and thirdly, Malaysian in general.


Tuesday June 22, 2010
BN component leaders should avoid quarrels, says MCA veep

KUALA LUMPUR: Barisan Nasional component party leaders should avoid quarrels and have mutual respect for one another given the current political scenario which is getting more complex, said MCA vice-president Datuk Seri Donald Lim Siang Chai.
“More importantly we must remain humble,” he said.

Lim was commentting on the Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak’s call on Barisan component parties to stop quarelling among themselves.

Making the call at the opening of PPP’s 57th general assembly here on Saturday, Najib said the opposition wanted to take over the Government and it was important for the ruling coalition to remain united.

Lim said the MCA discussed the issue at a brainstorming camp for national leaders in Port Dickson on Friday.
“We feel that leaders in Barisan component should not comment too much on certain issues and it is unbecoming of them to attack each other through the mass media,” he told reporters after a meeting with board members of Memorial Tun Abdul Razak here yesterday.

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Source: http://www.thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2010/6/22/nation/6517579&sec=nation