BN component parties, what are you waiting for?

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The Umno leaders had again shown their refusal to respect and instead flexes their supremacy fist on their fellow BN component parties in the recent Selangor BN convention.

In the Selangor BN convention which was held in Shah Alam, only the BN and Umno songs were sung. MCA, MIC, PPP and Gerakan delegates were also taken by surprise by the convention's organizers.

In the opening speech by Selangor Umno deputy chairman Datuk Noh Omar, he told the BN delegates, "rakyat bukan Melayu sepatutnya berterima-kasih kerana diberikan kerakyatan" and "orang Melayu telah banyak berkorban demi rakan-rakan bukan Melayu" which are an indirect hint to all members of the BN coalition not to question or criticize the Umno's supremacist concept anymore.

Even in front of their fellow BN component parties, the Umno leaders are openly promoting racism and hatred on the other races. They did it without any hesitation at all.

So, we want to ask MCA, MIC, PPP and Gerakan, what are you all waiting for? Why are you all still in the BN coalition whereas you had already saw with your own eyes and heard what all these Umno goons are saying and treated you as mere slaves.

Or you had decided to remain in the BN coalition because you did not want to give up your ministerial and governmental positions, fame, wealth, status, contracts and so on.

MCA, MIC, PPP and Gerakan, you are all riding a sinking ship and you are going to sink with it if you want to remain in the coalition which will never brings any hope to you and your communities that you claimed to represent.

SAPP had made a right move by withdrawing from the BN coalition because they knew that the Sabah state and its people had been cheated by Umno.

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