Comments on: Wakil Rakyat Pakatan Raykat(PR) Di Pulau Pinang Mengecam Tindakan Barisan Nasional (BN) Yang Membelakangkan Prinsip Demokrasi http://limguaneng.com/index.php/2009/02/06/wakil-rakyat-pakatan-raykatpr-di-pulau-pinang-mengecam-tindakan-barisan-nasional-bn-yang-mmbelakangkan-prinsip-demokrasi/ Competence Accountability Transparancy Sat, 04 Feb 2012 06:00:29 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 By: Dragonfly http://limguaneng.com/index.php/2009/02/06/wakil-rakyat-pakatan-raykatpr-di-pulau-pinang-mengecam-tindakan-barisan-nasional-bn-yang-mmbelakangkan-prinsip-demokrasi/comment-page-1/#comment-55 Dragonfly Sun, 08 Feb 2009 07:43:34 +0000 http://limguaneng.com/?p=244#comment-55 相信这些霹雳州的青蛙一定会在下届大选被聪明的选民否决！ 尤其是许月凤这个为了“钱圆圆”的吴三桂，一定会成为导致民主死亡的千古罪人！ 相信这些霹雳州的青蛙一定会在下届大选被聪明的选民否决！
尤其是许月凤这个为了“钱圆圆”的吴三桂，一定会成为导致民主死亡的千古罪人！

]]> By: otl http://limguaneng.com/index.php/2009/02/06/wakil-rakyat-pakatan-raykatpr-di-pulau-pinang-mengecam-tindakan-barisan-nasional-bn-yang-mmbelakangkan-prinsip-demokrasi/comment-page-1/#comment-54 otl Sat, 07 Feb 2009 02:43:06 +0000 http://limguaneng.com/?p=244#comment-54 Dear YAB Lim, Recently there is a tussle for Perak governement, but I think PR should have a smooth transition for the new state government. I do agree in certain point, the BN should not in power, as there is no non-confidence vote in formal sitting of the State Assembly against the Datuk Seri Mohammad Nizar Jamaluddin leadership. In order to protest, I think existing Perak government should call a special sitting for the State Assembly. If they majority state assembly men or women vote non-confidence vote against the legitimate Perak government, they PR surrender with smooth transition. The objective of state assembly man is to serve the "rakyat" and either in power in government or not that is not important. Of course, if in power that is better for execute the objective. While the transition, the agenda or objective that PR plan to do in the future should also well handle to the BN government. And close monitor whether they do the best for "rakyat". And other state that the majority is slim, PR should dare to dissolve the State Assembly and get a greater majority. If the "rakyat" like PR, I think you all can do it. To prove that the "rakyat" is support PR, and PR is able to serve the best for "rakyat". And indirect to prove to the Perak "rakyat", but they are sad as they can not have a snap election, to once again mandate to PR to rule the government. The road of politic is tough, but tough man as YAB Lim, I am confidence you can handle. regards, TL Ong http://tinglip.blogspot.com/ Dear YAB Lim,

Recently there is a tussle for Perak governement, but I think PR should have a smooth transition for the new state government.

I do agree in certain point, the BN should not in power, as there is no non-confidence vote in formal sitting of the State Assembly against the Datuk Seri Mohammad Nizar Jamaluddin leadership.

In order to protest, I think existing Perak government should call a special sitting for the State Assembly. If they majority state assembly men or women vote non-confidence vote against the legitimate Perak government, they PR surrender with smooth transition. The objective of state assembly man is to serve the “rakyat” and either in power in government or not that is not important. Of course, if in power that is better for execute the objective.

While the transition, the agenda or objective that PR plan to do in the future should also well handle to the BN government. And close monitor whether they do the best for “rakyat”.

And other state that the majority is slim, PR should dare to dissolve the State Assembly and get a greater majority. If the “rakyat” like PR, I think you all can do it. To prove that the “rakyat” is support PR, and PR is able to serve the best for “rakyat”. And indirect to prove to the Perak “rakyat”, but they are sad as they can not have a snap election, to once again mandate to PR to rule the government.

The road of politic is tough, but tough man as YAB Lim, I am confidence you can handle.
regards,

TL Ong
http://tinglip.blogspot.com/

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