Poor racial harmony: Big headed Soi Lek did it again

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According to MCA president Dr Chua Soi Lek, racial harmony in this country has gone downhill since the 2008 general elections.

Dr Chua said the cause of the declining goodwill among the people was due to Pakatan Rakyat politicians who continue to politicize issues on race and religion even after gaining control of several states, coupled with non-stop politicking from them. Dr Chua also said the opposition used every opportunity to turn everything into racial and religious issues.

The MCA president must have lost his memory. He has forgotten that it was Umno who has threatened the entire nation with bloodshed, waving their dagger aiming at other races warning them not to go overboard, wanting to burn down a Chinese Town Hall, organized a racial riot in an attempt to overthrow the Penang state government, instigated a coup d'etat in Perak and toppling its state government.

Dr Chua also forgotten that it was Umno who has come up with the so-called "Ketuanan Melayu" or Malay Supremacy agenda in order to tighten its grip in the Barisan Nasional (BN) coalition and this is why that MCA, MIC, PPP and Gerakan lost many of their seats contested in the previous elections.

MCA, MIC, PPP and Gerakan lost badly because these BN component parties were unable to resist the growing racism expounded by Umno in order to vie total control of the BN coalition and that is why the voters do not want you to "serve" their constituencies anymore. MCA, MIC, PPP and Gerakan are indeed ineffective because they are totally controlled and dictated by Umno.

Dr Chua, if you are so forgetful, do not be so big headed. Get your son's help before making any statements that would make us laugh.

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