Wake up MCA, MIC, Gerakan, PPP, etc !

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The Barisan Nasional (BN) component parties MCA, MIC, Gerakan, PPP, SUPP, LDP, PBS, PRS, Upko are not particularly strong in demonstrating their wills for all Malaysians in reality.

Despite Umno's overly extreme racist political measures to regain their Malay grounds, with their sub-contractor Perkasa making round all over our nation citing their discontent on other ethnics and blaming others for the failure of their community to withstand the current political and economic situation, all these BN component parties still failed to see exactly what is happening in the coalition which they had been members for decades.

These BN component parties still failed to see that Umno in particular, is making use all of them merely to drum up more racial and hate sentiments. If your leading coalition party (Umno) is still stand by its racist and hate elements, do you think that you are still an effective force to be reckon with in the BN coalition? Do you think that Umno will still listen and take your advice during the BN supreme council meetings?

We would like to tell all of you that you are all just torn papers in Umno's waste paper basket. Whatever you write, propose and give to Umno will go straight to the waste paper basket.

If the situation remain out of control and Umno continues to sanction what is being carried out by an extreme racist and hate organization, then it would soon turned into what is shown in a picture above herein.

Heads up, you are all not relevant anymore. Try another snap election and you will be wiped out once and for all. If you follow SAPP's example by leaving the BN coalition, you will have at least some luck. But if you are still in the BN coalition, its a definite zero for you all.

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