Ceramah
Dear Friends, I will be in Mambang Diawan, Jeram and Kampar town for ceramah tonight. Please contact Keong at 012-5032690 for the exact location. Thank you.
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Touch more issue on corrucption happens during Pak Lah’s 4 years premiership because this issue have strong impact on all races voters. Chinese education issues have less or negative impact to Malays voters.Do speak some Bahasa during the ceramah,it is to show that you are TRi Lingual,very rare in Malaysia Parliment.
Comment by y.t chong — February 29, 2008 @ 10:24 pm
Fong Poh Kuan boleh menang!
Comment by y.t chong — February 29, 2008 @ 10:25 pm
po kuan… so many ceramah… take care of health ok!
Comment by Its Me — March 1, 2008 @ 1:29 am
PLEASE SEND THIS SMS TO FRIENDS:
if BARISAN RAKYAT win 2/3, they will used the PETRONAS MONEY to FREE all the highway TOL & FREE all CUKAI PINTU & FREE the INDAH WATER ! mau ?
专给朋友：如果人民阵线赢2/3，他们会用PETRONAS的钱，实行全国免费高速公路，全国免费门牌税，取消英达丽水费。好吗？
Comment by malaysia boleh — March 1, 2008 @ 2:14 am
全马唯一可以让读者发表论文的光华日报“读者投票”网络终于被抽起了。连光华日报也抖不过国阵政府新闻部谢观泰的压逼，可悲！可悲！在马来西亚那里还有公平，自由的新闻报道。。。
Comment by 平凡人 — March 1, 2008 @ 3:52 pm
Way to go, Po Kuan.
Comment by Suharude — March 1, 2008 @ 10:32 pm
as MCA to know what is thier neighbour’s name first/ if they dont know, how to protect the other malaysia chinese
Comment by liew ping loong — March 2, 2008 @ 6:36 am
Speak up,everybody out there.
There is a poll on the GE conducted at:
http://www.malaysia-today.net/2008/
The poll is being manipulated and spiked by the UMNO/BN cyber troopers.
When it first started, the poll showed about 8% in for the Barisan and 92 % for The Opposition and it stayed that way for many days ,then there was a spike and it went up to about 11.2% and then dropped slowly to 10.7% yesterday mid-night at about 12.00am.Suddenly today at about 1.35 pm it shot up to 13.4 %.I believe it has been actively spiked by BN/UMNO agents.
The BN / UMNO cyber troopers are at work actively spiking the poll.
Visit the site and cast your vote so that it reflect the true sentiments of the RAKYAT.
Again pleas call all your friends to do so to ,otherwise The BN/Umno with the paid agents will spike the polls to influence the less informed and neutral voters.
Victory or Death
Comment by Menang atau mati — March 2, 2008 @ 1:46 pm
lets deny 2/3 BN mojority!!!
((( 2008 Election Should Know!!! )))
Comment by Malaysian4malaysia — March 2, 2008 @ 4:59 pm
Heard you’ll be at SS2 tonight. Look forward to see you there!
Comment by PJ_ss17 — March 3, 2008 @ 5:03 pm
Go Go CiliPadi!!!!! Fight and beat the BN!!
Comment by anonymous — March 3, 2008 @ 9:47 pm
I want to let you know that I will be going back to Menglembu to cast my vote for DAP. Deny Barisan 2/3 majority!!
Comment by WKLiew — March 3, 2008 @ 10:46 pm
I was chatting with my friends today and they mention on paying rm 300 to fetch people to vote wich i think is so lame. what a joke.
Comment by Kelly Loh — March 3, 2008 @ 10:51 pm
Go ahead !PO KUAN !! I believe u will Win in this coming election, there are not any reasons , because WE NEED YOU !! voted for DAP !!
Comment by ling — March 4, 2008 @ 1:36 pm
Our lovely good leader Fong,
All the best. May God bless you and the people of Batu Gajah and DAP to win on 8 March GE ! Pls work all out whole heartedly as the people need you to come back with beautiful result ! With all our love - people of BG.
Comment by Jennifer Batu Gajah — March 5, 2008 @ 3:57 pm
Dear Ms Fong,
I saw and heard your speech here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-5eA-6hsX8Q&feature=related
Very inspirational. Thank you.
Preserve your voice my dear MP. Good luck for tomorrow.
Comment by tomatoinc — March 6, 2008 @ 7:43 pm
http://melakatoday.blogspot.com/2008/03/malaysian-police-oppression-in-pregnant_06.html
Comment by barry ng — March 6, 2008 @ 9:37 pm
http://melakatoday.blogspot.com/2008/03/malaysian-police-oppression-in-pregnant_06.html
Comment by barry ng — March 6, 2008 @ 9:37 pm
Hope for the best. BN will use all kinds of dirty tricks but i pray and hope the people of malaysia will prevail.
Comment by anonymous — March 7, 2008 @ 1:44 am
Victory is assured!!!
BG people, VOTE FONG, THE HONEST AND HARDWORKING MP!!
DON”T BE DECEIVED BY CORRUPTED GUYS!!!!
ENOUGH OF CORRUPTION!!!
VOTE DAP!!!
Comment by Peter — March 7, 2008 @ 8:08 pm
FONG PO KUAN!!
CONGRATS ON YOUR WIN!!
Comment by tom — March 8, 2008 @ 9:02 pm
Congratulations to the DAP and to all those who did all the hard work. After voting for DAP all this years myself, at least I feel vindicated today!!! Its now 2300 hours 8/3/08 and BN is falling like flies!!!
Comment by cinasami — March 8, 2008 @ 11:08 pm
we did it!
Comment by lakshy — March 9, 2008 @ 4:14 am
THE RAKYAT HAS SPOKEN!!
Comment by anonymous — March 9, 2008 @ 4:57 am
Dear YB & yr BA comrades,
I am extremely moved by the success of the Barisan Alternatif and the Malaysian people in the 12th GE.
However, in addition to congratulating you all, a few things cross my mind.
“With great powers come great responsibility”
- Stan Lee, creator of Spiderman
“With great expectation comes great responsibility”
- Lee Wee Tak, not related to Stan
BA has started with what Badawi had 4 years ago - great hope of Malaysians for a better tomorrow. As we can see, the bigger they come, the bigger they fall.
I can forgive you guys for being inexperience, naive, over enthusiastic but I cannot forget if you guys go back on promises, statements and pledges made from 2004 till 2008.
I am worried with different fundamental political beliefs, can PKR, DAP and PAS agree on things? Otherwise BN will hardly need to work hard to point out the ineffectiveness of BA.
The campaigning for 2013 election starts now. People of Malaysia will have their eyes on BA elected candidates everyday and we need to work towards convincing the people of Sabah, Sarawak, Johor, Melaka, N Sembilan, Pahang and Perlis that they are more capable nation administrators and leaders from BA!
Regards and best wishes
Lee Wee Tak
Comment by lee wee tak — March 9, 2008 @ 9:20 pm
Agree. If we can vote for DAP, we could vote against DAP in next election. So, I am watching. I am waiting to see how CM Lim resolve the Motorola investment proposal and Intel relocation.
Comment by kloss2 — March 9, 2008 @ 10:30 pm
Dear good leader Fong,
We love you and support you!Welldone and congratulation! DAP boleh!God had answered our prayers! Praise the Lord Jesus God ! You are the best and work smart for a better Malaysia!
Comment by Jennifer Batu Gajah — March 10, 2008 @ 12:24 pm
Well done it will be a long fight is the Beginning of the show
Comment by Kelly Loh — March 10, 2008 @ 12:42 pm
Po Kuan,
Why is Mr. Lim accepting someone from PAS to be MB of Perak? I feel cheated. He should have taken anyone from PKR.
Comment by max2811 — March 10, 2008 @ 1:58 pm
wei, people. you guys are acting like boss already. i’m sure they know what they are doing. but no harm giving your opinions. still what we need is great & workable ideas.
Comment by peisheah — March 10, 2008 @ 4:58 pm
Despite supporting you people in DAP, please DO NOT let PAS be the ruling Menteri in Perak! You guys are traitors! How can we trust you? You guys are worst than BN. Should had voted for BN! We are fools indeed to trust you!
Comment by Jerry Wong — March 10, 2008 @ 11:42 pm
Heard a lot of concern regarding a MB from PAS in Perak. I trust that there is a good reason for that decision. Most importantly, a good explaination is communicated to the voters that have given the trust to DAP.
Comment by Daniel — March 10, 2008 @ 11:58 pm
Don’t worry, even PAS become MB, they cannot apply any Islamic rule in this state without other party agree. Must get 2/3 to agree before they can apply.
Comment by myritetovote — March 11, 2008 @ 12:36 am
Don’t worry, Islamic rule wil not apply to this state. Must get 2/3 of the party to agree.
Comment by myritetovote — March 11, 2008 @ 12:39 am
Its time Malaysians grow up and depart from racial divide. I dont care who is the MB, from PAS, PKR or DAP as long as he is someone of integrity, honest and always with the rakyat in his heart and as priority.
I find new hope in this country again.
Comment by anonymous — March 11, 2008 @ 12:40 am
PO KUAN SHOULD BE EXCO IN PERAK…. SHE FEDERAL MP.. AIYA…
Comment by Its Me — March 11, 2008 @ 2:07 am
YB Fong,
Where is your appreciation message? It has been a few days since you won and now you are MIA?
Why are you so semangat and loud when campaigning and now so silent?
Comment by Rakyat Biasa — March 11, 2008 @ 10:21 am
Congratulations on DAP success as well as BA alliance in denying BN the 2/3 majority. I’ve moved out of Malaysia for 20+ years & thought that this day will never come but it did. What a splendid victory & I hope that DAP & the alliance parties will continue their efforts. Fight for the’rakyat’ justice especially for the non-Bumis.
M’sian residing in S’pore
Comment by Chan Fook Thim — March 11, 2008 @ 3:36 pm
Congratulations to DAP for their splendid performance in the election & the understanding achieved with BA alliance in denying BN its much needed 2/3 majority ! It was due to the hard work of young people like you & unfailing fighting spirit that resulted in the marvelous victory. I never thought that this day will ever come ‘cos I’ve given up hope ever since I left M’sia to seek my fortune 20+ years!
Keep up the good work & fight for the rights of everyone especially the non-Bumis. On the Perak MB issue - I tend to believe that it doesn’t matter if Perak gets a PAS leader to be the MB, as long as there is tolerance & understanding for non-Muslim. Wish that the opposition continue to get stronger but not forgetting to improve Malaysia economy.
Comment by Chan Fook Thim — March 11, 2008 @ 3:50 pm
congratulation for the outstanding victory of people power,hope u will continue to serve us as before.hope u can open a service center in tronoh
Comment by ravi — March 11, 2008 @ 11:29 pm
Fist of all, my congrats to u!!! And I’m happy that I am able to catch up & join de counting agent team @ Wan Hwa primary school! What a good experience!!! ^_^
The result shows us that our vote is crucial! Nothing is impossible. But I hope the MB matter can be solve in short time. And pls always bear in mind, we are “color blind” & show our full support to de new MB!!! We should drop away de “skin’s color” matter… Ain’t no help if keep building wall btw races/parties. End up, we all in suffer.
Rakyat, it’s time for us to show de BN that we’re doing de right thing!
Comment by Menglembu voter — March 12, 2008 @ 9:46 am
no feedback from Po Kuan since her victory at BG.
Don’t lose touch with people who supported you. If you are busy, we understand, but you must have someone to keep tab of all feedback. Otherwise, we can feel the power of corruption creeping in already.
Comment by Zhuge Lim — March 12, 2008 @ 12:25 pm
Dear Po Kuan,
Please intercede on behalf of the rakyat. Please talk to uncle Kit and call him to take back his statement calling for DAP Perak state reps to boycott the swearing in ceremony of the new Perak state government.
You must understand it is the will of the people to vote for the opposition coalition in hope DAP, PAS and PKR to work together to bring about changes the rakyat needed.
Please don’t force the rakyat to do the unthinkable which will only benefit BN.
Comment by myop101 — March 12, 2008 @ 9:17 pm
Congratulation YB Fong. U win with a nice results! Me and my family will support u all the way. DAP boleh! Keep on ur performance. U r the best!
Comment by Jasper Chan — March 12, 2008 @ 11:47 pm
The DAP promised CHANGE, I voted for CHANGE… yet the same OLD politics is being played out in Perak. The name of your blog is ‘colour blind’ so PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE get LKS to withdraw his statement on the Perak MB. We made a lot of progress on 8 March and we should not be regressing into racial politics. I am a 30-something Malaysian Chinese who thought he was voting for a new non-racial Malaysia. If DAP betrays the rakyat like this, you are no better than BN!
Comment by VotedForChange — March 12, 2008 @ 11:48 pm
DAP of PERAK has made a very wrong decision!!!! Giving up the loyal supporter of chinese community for certain position and power would lead DAP PERAK to pay after 4 years!!!
Comment by kelvin — March 13, 2008 @ 8:21 am
Subject: Strong disappointment on DAP’s decision over Perak Menteri Besar
From: Gerald Khor [mailto:gerald.khor@yahoo.com]
Sent: Thursday, March 13, 2008 08:32 AM
To: dap.malaysia@pobox.com; khleee@pc.jaring.my; creditcard@dapmalaysia.org; jeffooi.screenshots@gmail.com
Subject: Re: Strong disappointment on DAP’s decision over Perak Menteri Besar
To my beloved DAP leaders,
Hope this message get to your CEC members as well.
Why you want to sour the already fragile relationship with PAS, at a time where you can work towards strengthening it? PAS has shown willingness to discuss Barisan Rakyat and we rakyat is happy to see the formation of Barisan Rakyat to realize the dream of 2-party system, as long as it carry a mandate of secular state for Malaysia.
And why such a flip-flop? Where is DAP’s integrity? DAP Perak pledged to abide by Sultan of Perak’s choice of Menteri Besar just a day earlier. Why DAP CEC rejects it? Why not discuss this among PAS, PKR and DAP? Why does it has to go public, and in such high profile? You guys are not better than Pak Lah nor BN in handling such situation.
Your report card is already tainted. Go mend the fence now and take corrective action immediately.
regards,
Gerald Khor
ps: Don’t know which email address to use thus use whatever email addresses I know to hope to get my message across.
ps: No doubt my folks back in my hometown Taiping and Port Weld will be scared to hell to have a PAS Menteri Besar, and is probably already blaming me for convincing them to vote PAS and PKR (for Port Weld, or better known as Kuala Sepetang), I am sure they are willing to give it a try, as long as there is no Islamic rules and daily routines not affected by the Menteri Besar appointment.
—– Original Message —-
From: Gerald Khor
To: dap.malaysia@pobox.com
Sent: Thursday, March 13, 2008 12:11:39 AM
Subject: Strong disappointment on DAP’s decision over Perak Menteri Besar
Dear YB Karpal Singh, YB Lim Kit Siang, YB Lim Guan Eng,
As a supporter of DAP that believe strongly in “Malaysian’s Malaysia “, I wish to express my strong disappointment on DAP’s decision to disapprove Perak Sultan’s selection of the next Menteri Besar (from a PAS representative). At the very least, please respect the choice made by Sultan Azlan Shah.
We just witness a new era in Malaysia politics after 8th March that gave so much hope to the people of this lovely nation. The loose pact between DAP, PAS and PKR scored big win in GE2008. Please keep up the good work and strengthen the pact. In fact, you guys should just formalize the pact and form Barisan Rakyat as suggested by many concerned Malaysians. Chinese voted for PAS and Malay voted for DAP on 8th March. I personally called my family members to make sure they vote no BN candidates. It is time that DAP seriously consider formalizing a pact with PAS and PKR. PAS seems to come a long way and is becoming more moderate. A pact should be made if PAS can drop their mandate to form an Islamic country.
Please don’t let this pact break away because of selection of Perak Menteri Besar. It is no doubt an important post but the next General Election will be even more important. The bigger task for DAP, PAS and PKR is to prove to the rakyat that you guys can be good government, starting with showing good results in Kedah, Kelantan, Penang, Perak and Selangor. It is a bad start to score an “E” for this fiasco. Furthermore PAS has given its words to work closely with the coalition government in Perak, and DAP has more seats and have been promised the most EXCO members. Give and take will go a long way for this young coalition.
I am a Chinese from Taiping and I have no problem seeing a PAS representative as Perak’s Menteri Besar, as long as there is no Islamic rules (as yet) like those in Kelantan. Given the Constitutional constraints and the state’s demographics, it is fair to have a Malay State Assemblyman to be appointed as Menteri Besar with a Chinese and Indian Naib Menteri Besar representing the other two major races.
The rakyat is still trying to grasp with the new scene in Malaysia politics. For me hailing from Perak, I know it is not easy for the Chinese in Perak to accept a PAS rep as Menteri Besar but we are ready to give him a chance to perform. People voted him (and his coalition government) in this time round. People can vote him out the next time. And we hope DAP will put national interest before party to give this man a chance to perform with his comrades in the Perak State Assembly as well.
If DAP cannot resolve this fiasco properly, all the manifestos and promises given pre-election will not be relevant anymore. Walk-the-talk. Integrity is everything. Otherwise DAP is no different from any BN component parties. And I will regret very much the thousands of dollar donation I made to DAP Malaysia in Jan and Feb 2008.
Thank you for your attention.
regards,
Gerald Khor
gerald.khor@yahoo.com
ps: http://www.malaysia-today.net/2008/content/view/4246/1/ has a lot more feedback for your attention.
ps: Somehow http://dapmalaysia.org/newenglish/feedback.htm does not work properly thus a direct email.
Comment by Gerald Khor — March 13, 2008 @ 8:41 am
True. Such internal squabbling between the state and national level DAP will only weaken DAP itself from the inside.
Im a Perak Voter and this is the firt time im voting. When i heard that Perak DAP is winning the first thing that comes into my mind is “we will be having a chinese MB for a change”. Dont get me wrong, it doesnt necessarily have to be a chinese, but definitely not PAS.
Comment by Max — March 13, 2008 @ 10:12 am
Dear Madam Fong,
I was cautiously optimistic with the recent GE 2008 results. It was a certainly a historical event for Malaysia to have 5 states going to the Opposition and less than 2/3 majority for the Barisan Nasional ruling party.
However, I feel that the voters have been taken for a ride by the empty promises of the Opposition, in particular your party DAP. Perhaps its very true what they say: the more things change, the more they stay the same.
Let me elaborate, Perak was won by the Opposition by a slim 3 seat majority. DAP took 18 seats, PKR 7, and PAS 6. Yet, when I read the news this morning, imagine my surprise that the Perak MB was to be a candidate from PAS. The party that won the least amount of seats gets to sit on the throne. Even PKR would have been the lesser of two evils. The (deleted) that Perak must have a Malay MB is just that - (deleted). The Sultan of Perak has the prerogative to amend this ruling. Any laws made by humans can be revised, after all, we are not talking about divine laws. So I don’t see the problem of having a non-Malay MB. Plus as I have mentioned before, PKR 7 seats is still more than PAS 6. Using this illogic, perhaps an independent candidate that won just 1 seat in Perak could be elected as MB?
I say again, truly my faith in the empty promises of the Opposition has been misplaced. Here is to 5 years of progressing backwards.
Comment by Regretful Voter — March 13, 2008 @ 10:51 am
YB,
Get the professionals to help. It will help DAP give a better performance. Basis should not be to reward loyal supporters, if theyc annot perform. What the rakyat wants to see now is performance. And DAP needs to work hard over the next 3-4 years or else it will end up being kicked out just like BN.
Work together with PAS and PKR to show Malaysians Boleh!
Comment by lakshy — March 13, 2008 @ 11:17 am
congratualation….YB Poh Kuan….
Comment by seronica ooi — March 13, 2008 @ 12:12 pm
Congratulations for winning. You’re the best. !!
Comment by sam leong — March 14, 2008 @ 1:15 am
In Kit Siang’s latest blog entry, he says that DAP had no relation with PAS before 8/3, and that the voters’ choice has created a scenario that led to their co-operation.
However, this raises serious questions.
Why did DAP refuse to work with PAS before 8/3? If DAP leaders believed that PAS’s agenda of Islamic state and Islamisation was no longer a problem in this general election, why didn’t they form a coalition with PAS alongside PKR during the election campaign?
If their reservation about PAS’s agenda led to their refusal to co-operate with them before 8/3, do they seriously believe that this (i.e. PAS’s agenda of Islamic state, which led to DAP’s reservation in the first place) is no longer a problem after 5pm on 8/3?
If PAS’s agenda of Islamic state, which led to DAP’s refusal to co-operate with them before 5pm 8/3, remains the same before and after 5pm 8/3, DAP’s current co-operation with PAS will be rightly deemed as unprincipled:
Before 5pm, 8/3, DAP refused to work with PAS because of X; after 5pm, 8/3, DAP is willing to work with PAS DESPITE X.
Comment by Lee — March 15, 2008 @ 9:41 pm
Syabas, to the new Perak State Government.
Think as a State Government.
..What I voted for is Barisan Rakyat.
..Divine Intervention to describe the unfolding of events.
..The collective voices of everybody has to continue
Yes , you are right.
I also cast my ballot for Barisan Rakyat.
Syabas. Barisan Rakyat.
Comment by Wisdom above — March 16, 2008 @ 1:49 pm
YB Fong,
I have heard rumours that Anwar is working on turning 20 UMNO MP’s into PKR members. This will reduce BN’s strength in parliament even further. The rumour goes further to state that after April, he will then get the remaining candidates from Sabah and Sarawk to cross over to PKR so that the opposition have more seats in Parliament. That would then force Pak Lah to step down as PM, and maybe as chief of umno too.
Anwar is known to be ambitious and in a hurry to become PM. I expect that he will succeed in his efforts to get umno MP’s to cross over as these guys are basically in there for the money and power.
But putting these guys back in the ruling coalition, will bring the opposition coalition into doing the same things as what is probably one of the causes of bn’s downfall, namely corruption. And since these guys are just position and power crazy, they will carry on corrupt practices, bringing disrepute to the coalition. Is this what the rakyat wanted when they voted DAP/PAS/PKR into power?
YB, as much as we are all thrilled with the way things have turned out, I think that at the rate Anwar is acting, DAP will suffer greatly in the next elections. DAP needs to reinvent itself going forward. Yes, if you say umno, mca, mic, gerakan and ppp have to reinvent themselves, so does DAP. Dont miss the opportunity to do so, and dont rest on your laurels after this elections.
Your own Party’s comments made before the elections points to DAP being a party for the chinese, as DAP was electing to stand only in chinese majority seats. Well you did well. But with the swing to a Malaysian Malaysia, DAP will soon find itself outnumbered and outflanked by PKR. So it is imperative that DAP reaches out to the Indian and Malay community.
The move to have a PAS MB in Perak if openly welcomed by you and DAP would have been an ideal opportunity to win many Malays over. That opportunity has slipped you by. Look, the Malays have a choice today. They have umno, PAS and PKR. Of course they also have ppp and gerakan too. You have to take concrete steps to make them also consider DAP as a choice.
The Hindraf issue was the opportune moment to get many Indians to join DAP. I did my bit and managed to get many to join. DAP has to become a multi-racial party and must be seen to be one. Just look at your membership by race and see how it is racially biased. What should you be doing to get more recruits? Please get your people on the ground to aggressively register more members now, while things look good for DAP. Work to increase your Indian and Malay membership. As part of the ruling coalition now, it will be easier to get more people to sign up. To sign up more Malays, you need to be seen to be looking out for their rights and interests. The NEP issue will backfire against DAP as the MSM media is still continuing with its biased reports.
So going forward, DAP has to set up its ideology and principles, so it can be perceived as a party for all Malaysians.
I think this should start now so that DAP remains relevant going forward. Before you know it, the next elections will be before us. It will be too late by then.
Just imagine what would happen if parties such as ppp, mic and gerakan merge with mca? Of course, the greatest threat to DAP would be if all those parties merge with umno to form, United Malaysian National Organisation, and not Malay! You need to be several steps ahead of bn if you want to remain relevant in the future.
Lakshy
Comment by lakshy — March 16, 2008 @ 4:39 pm
please promote talents not racial politics if DAP wants to win elections because they are good not because the other one is bad !
Comment by YOKEKEE — March 16, 2008 @ 11:08 pm
congratulation for peoples power victory,
Comment by ravi — March 16, 2008 @ 11:34 pm
After 50 years, we’re so divided. After 5 states, we don’t want to be still divided. We know it’s hard, but not impposible.
Comment by peisheah — March 17, 2008 @ 10:11 am
luckly u are not like the brother Ngah which are POWER CRAZY!!
Have faith with you….POKUAN!!!
fren of rita
Comment by Albert Wong — March 17, 2008 @ 9:52 pm
Po Kuan,where have u been? 有事要向你讨诉，请尽快回post.
Comment by mc77 — March 18, 2008 @ 9:13 pm