Monday, November 16, 2009

The MCA Tusssle - Who is right? Who is wrong?

In politics frens can become enemies and enemies can become frens. We have seen in UMNO and MIC; now its happening in MCA. Tee Keat, the MCA president was all out against Chua Soi Lek. When Soi Lek wanna make a comeback, Tee Kiat even said how can a person who had commited immoral activities be accepted into the party. On the other hand the one of vice presdent, Ng Yen Yen supported Soi Lek. Even then Tee Kiat was not willing to support Soi Lek and other leaders stood by him including Tiong Lai.

When money politics were linked to MCA top leader Tee Kiat by MP for Bintulu, the MCA drama becomes more interesting. Chua Soi Lek demanding Tee Kiat to step down, and tee kiat demanding Soi Lek to let go the deputy president post. Situation become worst when in MCA EGM Tee Kiat was given vote of no confidence and Soi lek didnt win the majority for deputy president. The third group under Tiong Lai emerged demsnding for second MCA EGM. Where as, realising the emergence of a third group, Tee Kiat imediately patched-up things with Soi lek and announced a unity plan. The unity plan, however, is opposed by Tiong Lai and followers.

In politics anything can happen. Those who manage to grab the right chance at the right moment will win but not for long, since there will emerge another person.

The same goes to our daily life.
We never know person whom we love the most for now..
Can be the person we hate the most in the future...
This is what we call LIFE

Malaysia Cup Final - Kelantan

I went to see the Malaysia Cup Final where Kelantan played against Negeri Sembilan (NS)on 7th November 2009. I asked my driver to buy the tickets. As tickets were sold out, he bought the tickets from black market at higher prices. I thought it would be worthwile since Kelantan havent won the cup in 40 years and NS in 61 years. The stadium was fully packed. Three quarter are Kelantanese and NS supporters only filled a quarter of the stadium. I wore red color t-shirt and with a headband written Kelantan. The stadium was so full on the kelantan supporters side that most of us have to stand an watch the whole game. The game started off very well the Kelantanese players attacked but only up to the D area and no threatening attacks.

The NS players and managed put a goal. After the second half, immediately another goal was striked. A penalty was given and the third goal for NS. That's the end of Kelantan.

I remembered I told my frens before the game that Kelantan will surely win atleast 2-1 margin. It turned out I was wrong. The match I saw in the semi-final between Kelantan and Perlis was different. Kelantan palyed attacking game and won. However, in this game, the Kelantan players are like being hipnotized. The ball they kicked went outside never reached the targets. The passing were very poor. The players are under tremendous pressure I guess. At times they so nervous and played a poor game. No strategies in attacking compared to NS who had a good strategy and deserved to win the game.

Of course, the Kelantan fans were very dissapointed with thier team and took the anger elsewhere. Firecrackers were bursting and fireworks on display. Chairs were burnt and banners pulled down. They threw plastic water bottles on the pitch and throwing on FRU guards on patrol. Well they deserved to be fined RM50,000 and some hooligans will be brought to court.

Sports are games for you to go and enjoy. They say you win some, you lose some. Be gentlemen to accept loses. The samething goes in real life, not everything u want, you will get. You must come to terms to accept reality.

One Malaysia - One Nation - One People

Not many really understand the one Malaysia concept put forward by PM Najib. Many thot its just working in a team and different races live in peace and harmony. Its more than that. The whole Malaysia everyone come together and work together with one aim - for the prosper and development of the nation. Everybody are treated equally. Departments and agencies work in unison not competing each other. They dont work in silo or agency specific but together in a coordinated manner. Wastage minimized and resources are utilized optimally. No communication barrier and agencies talk the same language in the same rythm.

Pity, as usual policies when announced looks beautiful on paper. However, when comes to implementation all goes haywire. The spirit of one Malaysia is not there. The different races are talking about thier respective races. There are people being left behind.

When can we really be - one in everything?