Shahrizat: Time for BN to do some 'soul-searching': 50 reasons why BN lost

50 reasons why they lost two-third ?

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Shahrizat: Time for BN to do some 'soul-searching'
Ki Mae Heussner | Mar 10, 08 10:49am
In conceding defeat in the startling upset that skyrocketed 27-year-old Nurul Izzah Anwar into Parliament, outgoing Lembah Pantai MP Shahrizat Abdul Jalil said the ruling coalition BN must be responsible for the consequences of its actions and needed a period of renewal.

“I accept the message that has been sent,” she said. “Some issues should have been taken more seriously.”

Pak Lah may want to know why they lost 2/3 majority. I have listed 50 reasons why they lost 2/3 majority. To all Pak Lah "think-tank", please advice your beloved Pak Lah and believe it, resignation is the best way for him to step down with honour as a Malaysian Prime Minister before the other BN components (PBS, PBDS etc )joinning BA alliance. If that happen, Pak Lah might do "hara-kiri".


1. BN gets incorrect analysis from their political analyst
2. BN comfortable with the indicator index presented by Khairy
3. BN is under estimate "The Power of Alternative Media" (internet)
4. Too much focusing to take Kelantan back
5. Pak Lah ignoring Khairy's bad reputation
6. Pak Lah surrounded by stupid analysts
7. Too much controlling the prime media
8. BN leaders mostly does not deliver what people want
9. BN leaders only want people to follow their aspirations
10. BN don't do maintanance and overhaul their 50 years "vehicle"
11. Sammy, Nazri are arrogance and Zam is stupid
12. Replacing Tengku Abdullah with Khairy (FAM)
13. UMNO reject Mukhriz at Langkawi and ask him to face PAS at Jerlun
14. Unsolve case of VK Linggam
15. Pak Lah didn't pay bonus or honororium to the government servent
16. They said free education but still have to pay extra fee
17. 5% interest rate to PTPTN loan
18. BN's MP look stupid in parliment debate (Jasin, Kinabatangan, ect)
19. BBC chairman (Shahril) was push to withdraw from his post just because he agree with the idea from opposition party
20. BN gives development, but 'rakyat' only want confortable life
21. Putera UMNO too much supporting 'Mat Rempit' rather than 'graduate'
22. GPMS (UMNO link) has bad impression at university level for student representative council (MPP)
23. Economic growth indicator shows 6% but in reality people feel inflation
24. Old settlement with grant being acccused as Squatters (Kg. Chubadak, Kg Berembang etc)
25. PDRM biased to BN leaders only
26. Rally is prohibited in democratic country
27. Government wont listen to BAR Council protest
28. SPR system failed to answer the doubt (ghost voters)
29. Government failed to answers the teachers salary scale issue DG32 and DG41 even they have number of years service
30. Lecturer with PhD holders and Master holders at the same scale DS45, until the PhD holder gets Associates Prof.
31. Government servent professional grade 41 (U41, J41, W41) feels that their salary scale is too far behind after 5 years services compared to private sector
32. BN failed to prevent corruptions
33. BN leaders holding too much portfolio (sport association etc)
34. Malaysian football team rank is too far behind
35. Khir Toyo gives broom as a present
36. Khir Toyo's implementation for zero squatters is unacceptable
37. Sammy don't allow other indian party to join BN
38. Pak Lah didn't give a convincing answer for buying jet, mansion and ship
39. Mysterious Altantuya case
40. Too many unsolve criminal case (murder, kidnap, rape)
41. BN supporters work for money (no money no talk), BA supporters work for free (e.g bloggers)
42. Increasing prices and hidding goods
43. Using 'Mat Rempit' services at BN 'pondok panas'
44. Rumours of petrol price increase after election
45. Price comparison with singapore is not tally with salary comparison
46. Shafie Apdal fails to control prices
47. The chronicles of "Cronism and Nepotism"
48. Unacceptable RTM and TV3 campaign (told by Prof Agoes)
49. BN don't have interesting blog, myspace, etc
50. Pak Lah caught sleep at major functions

Then, use my 50 reasons why they loose the 2/3 majority to guide the 'soul-searching' programme as mentioned by Shahrizat.

Kelantan siege ? PRU 12

Kelantan siege Kelantan is the main target. Umno and its Barisan Nasional partners are laying siege to the East Coast state that has been under PAS rule for the past 18 years.

By SHAHANAAZ SHER HABIB and IAN MCINTYRE

KOTA BARU: Kelantan is the main target. Umno and its Barisan Nasional partners are laying siege to the East Coast state that has been under PAS rule for the past 18 years.

In this general election, the battle will be for 20 state seats that both sides have listed as marginal, where the majorities in the 2004 polls were less than 1,000 votes. There are 45 state constituencies.

Kelantan Barisan head Datuk Annuar Musa revealed that the coalition would intensify its psychological war to capture the crucial marginal seats

This campaign is expected to gain further momentum with the visit of Barisan chief Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi today.

His full day of events comes two days after his deputy Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak spent over 24 hours in Kelantan.

Najib not only took aim at PAS, but was also there to put a stop to the in-fighting among Umno members that had scuttled past efforts to unseat PAS.

“There should not be ‘your people’ and ‘my people’ in Umno. I don’t want to hear such talk. There are only Umno people in the Barisan,” he said on Wednesday.

Abdullah is expected to repeat the message today and will seek to galvanise the Umno grassroots and leaders into focusing on defeating PAS.

From independence, Kelantan was ruled by the Barisan and its predecessor, the Alliance, for only 12 years. During the other 38, PAS or its then ally Berjasa was in control.

Annuar, who is expecting to change it this year, said the Barisan’s trump card was the Kelantan manifesto, to be launched on Saturday, in which the coalition promises to lower assessment rates and give tax breaks and incentives for businesses.

The Islamist party on its part has fortified its seats and looked at the gain of the state constituency of Kijang on nomination day as a good omen of its chances of fending off the Barisan.

PAS vice-president Datuk Husam Musa declared in his daily media briefing yesterday, that it was impossible for the Barisan to win because “the groundswell favours us.”

“However, we are prepared for Barisan if it steps up its campaign. We have our plans to counter that.”

Source: The Star

Only BN know why they are really need to defeat PAS in Kelantan. Only the Kelantanese know what is going on in Kelantan and what they are really want from the election candidate in Kelantan. And I believe, the Kelantanise will choose the BEST for them and for their future.