Comments on: PAS, entertainment events, lipstick & high heels http://yeinjee.com/malaysia/2008/pas-entertainment-events-lipstick-high-heels/ Malaysian social political blog with discussions on public safety, education, economics, government, corruption and human rights issues. Fri, 10 Jul 2009 16:18:45 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.5 hourly 1 By: Anonymous http://yeinjee.com/malaysia/2008/pas-entertainment-events-lipstick-high-heels/#comment-1125 Anonymous Wed, 25 Jun 2008 04:22:32 +0000 http://yeinjee.com/malaysia/?p=335#comment-1125 i can imagine kelantanese hating umno very much, they still chose to vote the stupid pas rather than umno although pas has been giving them all the rubbish for years..... its probly about chosing which party sucks less than the other haha. i can imagine kelantanese hating umno very much, they still chose to vote the stupid pas rather than umno although pas has been giving them all the rubbish for years….. its probly about chosing which party sucks less than the other haha.

]]> By: Jeffrey Chin http://yeinjee.com/malaysia/2008/pas-entertainment-events-lipstick-high-heels/#comment-1124 Jeffrey Chin Wed, 25 Jun 2008 03:25:14 +0000 http://yeinjee.com/malaysia/?p=335#comment-1124 they're making themselves a laughing stock, and it's really difficult to take them seriously as a political party..because it seems that all they are concerned about is moral policing and entertainment issues. how about poverty? town-planning? traffic-congestion? "If Pakatan Rakyat does take over the government by September… do bear in mind that PAS will have to part of the plan." - I'm willing to bet many within the PR itself are finding it increasingly difficult to "work" together with PAS. How are these parties whose ideologies are so fundamentally different going to form the government? bearing in mind too that the PR is an infant, with not yet a power sharing or compromise structure. a country cannot have 2 kings, what more 3? currently they're being held together by Anwar...putting aside his chronically dubious credentials, what's gonna happen to the PR if not for Anwar? who'll lead the pact? they’re making themselves a laughing stock, and it’s really difficult to take them seriously as a political party..because it seems that all they are concerned about is moral policing and entertainment issues. how about poverty? town-planning? traffic-congestion?

“If Pakatan Rakyat does take over the government by September… do bear in mind that PAS will have to part of the plan.” – I’m willing to bet many within the PR itself are finding it increasingly difficult to “work” together with PAS. How are these parties whose ideologies are so fundamentally different going to form the government? bearing in mind too that the PR is an infant, with not yet a power sharing or compromise structure. a country cannot have 2 kings, what more 3? currently they’re being held together by Anwar…putting aside his chronically dubious credentials, what’s gonna happen to the PR if not for Anwar? who’ll lead the pact?

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