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 Interesting articles from the International Press specially for you. See what the International Press coverage about Malaysia is like,

See how Indonesia who overthrew Suharto and his Golkar party, who jailed his son Tommy Suharto for corruption are beating us to it .

We'll be far better without this government both Penang and Selangor have proven it both Pakatan states, Vote the Pakatan your only choice. 

 UMNO is a Racist Party

Now this is serious, this is Racism at its extreme, Najib is a racist he has proven it his father who created May 13 was a racist, Mahahthir is the father of this racist movement and the architect of May 13 1969, now he gets together with Razak's son to further promote and implement their racist policies together.

The writing is on the wall and if you do not or cannot read it, it spells danger.

They are telling you what to expect by bringing this fellows on board, remember.

Read the following article from Straits Times of Singapore

  Najib Picks Race- baiting Candidates for Malaysia Poll - Asia Sentinal article

Mahathir's Godson (Temporary only)

Vote the Pakatan your only choice.

 Article 2. below
 Bloomberg Report
 Malaysia Needs to Get Off the Road to Mediocrity

In his bid for re-election, Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak has dispensed with all shame. Vote for me, he has essentially declared, or Malaysia will suffer “catastrophic ruin” and an “Arab Winter” of the kind that has undone economies from Egypt to Libya.
Both warnings are ludicrous -- signs of how worried Najib’s National Front coalition is of losing power for the first time since 1957. They speak to the desperation of a government that has come to serve itself, not Malaysia’s 29 million people. And they are emblematic of a leader whose talk of bold change hasn’t been matched by action.

Vote the Pakatan your only choice.

 Article 3.

From the NYT ( New York Times)

Multinationals Hasten to Invest in Indonesia

Other big multinational companies are racing to invest in factories and other operations to cash in on rising consumer demand in Indonesia, Southeast Asia’s biggest economy and most populous nation, with an estimated 251 million people.

L'OREAL,is putting up its biggest plant in the world in Indonesia, Indonesia is improving leaps and bounds.

Their  executives an managers in Jakarta at lea\sst are paid much better than our managers and executives in Kuala Lumpur.

What my friend Ramlan told me the other day does not look like a joke anymore, "soon we'll be sending maids to work in Indonesia"

Selangor and Penang both Pakatan states lured the most investors in the country, so you can trust them to do a better job.

Barisan Tourism Minister set up a Company to attract big exhibitions, games etc into the country, so far they have spent a lot and nothing has happened, maybe Psy an djackie Chan was the work of the Compaany under her Ministry.

Mast Irham/European Pressphoto

 

 

Multinationals hasten to Invest in Indonesia

 

Vote the Pakatan your only choice.

 

Article 4 below

The link below says it all, it is typical of opposition party members, theyhave been trained to be wild, that is why although there has been so many cases of violence against Pakatan candidates one even close to a Police Station no action was taken.

  Malaysia GE13: Photographer punched at DAP rally

 Must be one of Najib's relatives. Violence has always been the hallmark of the BN Government

The swelling Pakatan crowds

Article 5

Malaysian State Cited by Opposition Politicians as Model for Future

By STUART GRUDGINGS | REUTERS

 Here is the proof Pakatan can do better than the BN in both States they have done better than all the states combined

 

Five years after the opposition took control of four state governments, the changes in the northwestern state of Penang are being touted as proof that it can make Malaysia’s economy cleaner and more competitive.

Penang, which traditionally draws tourists to its beaches and the colonial elegance of its capital, Georgetown, topped the state investment league in Malaysia for the first time in 2010, and did it again in 2011, bolstering its position as a growing hub for high-technology manufacturers like Intel and Honeywell.

Overall investment in the state doubled from 2008 to 2012, compared with the previous four years, a powerful rejoinder to the B.N.’s claims that the opposition cannot be trusted to run the economy.....more