Umno warlord declares war on Gerakan

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It seems that the relationship between the Bukit Bendera Umno division and Penang Gerakan is going to remain strained.

The Umno warlord Ahmad Ismail whose membership suspension was lifted last December for his apparent racist remarks and insults to the Chinese community had insisted that Gerakan and its leaders should apologize publicly to him for the suspension he had undergone.

And now the Penang Gerakan leaders only rebuked Ahmad's demand and to avoid his repeating calls for a public apology, had decided to move one step backward.

In handling Umno racism, Gerakan had failed to stand by its commitment, that is multiracial approach and to uphold the Bangsa Malaysia concept that they are fighting for. Are they really fighting for the Bangsa Malaysia concept anyway?

If you claim that you are all for Bangsa Malaysia, why are you still in the BN coalition? In the BN coalition itself, it is already full of racism, Umno being the dominant one, then MCA and MIC are all political parties based on race.

And when you mention Bangsa Malaysia and no Malay, Chinese or Indian to them, are these BN component parties going to listen to you? The big one called Umno will certainly give you a very big kick.

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