Umno resorting to race-based tactics

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See, in the current Permatang Pasir state seat by-election, Umno is looking desparate and is now resorting to racist tactics in order to incite hatred amongst our harmonious communities in Malaysia.

Umno does not act like a gentleman. It claimed that the Barisan Nasional (BN) is always the best choice, but it does not act like one actually. BN is actually a coalition of race-based political parties like Umno, MCA and MIC, then in Sarawak PBB, SPDP, SUPP while in Sabah is also Umno, MCA, MIC and of course PBS, UPKO, PRS who are merely powerless "yes" men in the state coalition.

Each of the race-based political parties in the BN only champions the respective communities which they claimed to represent. But in actual fact it is the supremacist Umno who dominates the entire BN machinery.
Gerakan, who is also a member of the BN coalition often mention that they champion multi-racial concept in the BN and Bangsa Malaysia but they are unable to practically move their ideology into action because of Umno, MCA and MIC championing the course of Malay unity, Chinese unity and Indian unity respectively. Therefore, Gerakan and PPP as well are both ineffective members of the BN coalition.

If you really want to preach multi-racialism and Bangsa Malaysia, then leave BN as soon as possible and join Pakatan Rakyat which reflects a more multi-racial stand and Bangsa Malaysia.

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