Tee Keat says MCA president is immoral

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Looks like the Ong Tee Keat - Chua Soi Lek fight in the MCA is not yet over and it shall never cease unless one of them kick out the other from the MCA political sight.

The former MCA president Ong Tee Keat had renewed his battle this morning by labelling the current MCA president Dr Chua Soi Lek an immoral man following the exposure of his extra marital affairs and the DVD demonstrating him having sexual intercourse and oral sex with another woman.

The war between these two factions in the MCA are expected to prolong as Tee Keat is seen to be fighting on despite his defeat of the party presidency to Dr Chua during the last party elections.

As known to their supporters, both Tee Keat and Soi Lek are known to be hard headed and stubborn in their policy making and dictation in party affairs and neither one are likely to give way to another unless one of them is killed politically.

And because Tee Keat is still fighting and shouldering on, will that pose a threat or a possibility of yet another challenge to Dr Chua's presidency in the next party elections? That might happen should Dr Chua continue to be over-confident, arrogant and ignore the attacks from Tee Keat and his supporters.

And if Dr Chua is bad enough, he may hatch a plot in order to get Tee Keat dropped as a candidate for the next general election or be sacked from the party by using the so-called disciplinary means.

Let us see how will the MCA factional fighting continues.

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