MY REPLY TO CHUA JUI MENG, YOU ARE A BLOODY LIAR ! #TolakPR #TolakFitnah @tunfaisal @razlanrafii

By Chua Jui Meng, FMT

All race-based policies will end when the rakyat gives Pakatan Rakyat the mandate to govern in the coming 13th general election.

Pakatan de facto leader Anwar Ibrahim has promised to do away with all such policies, like the New Economic Policy (NEP), when he is sworn in as prime minister.

This is because the NEP has only benefited a small percentage of Malays – the Umnoputras and their families and cronies.

I disagree with this statement, the NEP had resulted in hundreds of thousands of Malay's from rural heartlands be given the opportunity to study both overseas and in the country, thus giving them the impetus to improve themselves. Due to the NEP we have Uitm, UTM and etc that caters to the Malay's , and Malay's who graduated from overseas, coming back getting good jobs and elevating the life's of their families. Without the NEP there will not be a large  middle class Malay class, they would have still be in the villages and mostly would have been civil servants. 

How else can you account for the super rich current and former Umno leaders.

Does this former UMNO leaders also include Anwar Ibrahim? Azmin Ali who drives a red ferrari, Saifuddin Nasution and scores others that left UMNO to join PKR?

Policies that benefit all Malaysians and Malaysia, as outlined in Pakatan’s Buku Jingga (Orange Book), will be implemented to fasttrack socio-economic growth for the people and country, not political leaders and their cronies.

Poverty eradication will feature significantly in Pakatan’s rule and the mammoth KL112 (Himpunan Kebangkitan Rakyat Kuala Lumpur) is proof of Malaysians, especially Malays, wanting change in the government.

Petronas and its oil are Malaysia’s largest billion-ringgit revenue earner. But only the Umno president, who is traditionally the prime minister, has access to Petronas accounts. Not even Parliament.

Why the secrecy and zero transparency?

This is a blatant lie by PKR & Chua Jui Meng. Petronas has been publishing its annual report for the past 18 years and it is easily available, including on its website.

They print 5,000 copies of the report every year even though we are legally required to publish only two. We distribute the report to the Parliament library, ministries and even the media. So what did Anwar Ibrahim and Chua Jui Meng do when they were in government? Sleeping on the job? Anwar shall pay a visit to the parliament library for god sake !

Why is Singapore’s per capita income 500% higher than Malaysia? When Sabah joined the Federation of Malaysia in 1963, it was the richest state in Malaysia. Today, the people of Sarawak are the poorest in Malaysia. Why?

One word is the answer – greed! Unmo’s greed is insatiable.

Again Chua Jui Meng is talking cock, since when UMNO ruled Sarawak? 

That is why the majority of rural and urban Malays are living in poverty or are trapped in the middle and lower-income group.

This is again a blatant lie, Malay's make up 55 - 60% of the population, therefore of course there will be Malay's in various economical class in this country, as we know the opportunity to work in the private sector is dominated by the Chinese, can PR or PKR ensure that equal opportunity is given to the Malays in this sector? 

Pakatan government will focus on caring for the poor and to lift the living standards of all Malaysians.

Our target is to eradicate poverty within Pakatan’s first term as federal government, if given the mandate in GE13.

This can be achieved by raising the household income of those with RM1,500 and below a month to RM4,000.

This is again a lie ! PKR director of strategy, Rafizi Ramli, had said the country could only afford a minimum wage of RM1,100, otherwise it would have adverse impact on industries.

Kuala Selangor MP Dzulkefly Ahmad also said the RM1,500 proposal was not sustainable as it would be counter-productive to workers in the market. So what the F is Chua Jui Meng talking about?

The strategy is to implement a slew of people-centric fiscal policies that will ease the financial burden of the people, via both economic and education measures.

Chua Jui Meng is PKR vice-president and Johor state chief. He is also a former MCA vice-president and an ex-Cabinet member.