One cannot forget the many funny quotes uttered by the late Tun Samy Vellu who was the minister under Dr M‘s cabinet handling 2 main portfolios covering public works, energy, telecommunication and post and who was also the long-serving president of the Malaysian India Congress (MIC). Image source: Wikipedia
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(Never underestimate the power of impressions, more so if it was handled by professionals. Image source: https://iheartintelligence.com)
2010 was unfortunately “their” year but they deserved it – they played their cards rights
One of the few best things that BN under Najib did in 2010 (although it was long, long overdue) was getting a new President for MIC but then again, MIC is old news and the old President did not go away with empty hands.
(News snippet – Khir claims that this whole piece of property only valued RM3.5 million when others claim that it is about RM24 million. What do you think? Image source: The Edge Markets)
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(It is better for us if we are more united as a country instead of as a specific race, controlled by a political party with hidden agenda. Image source: http://www.archives.gov)
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It looks a case of Samy Vellu = MIC or rather MIC = Samy Vellu, forever and ever…
(Read my lips – I will resign if my No 2 man is ready. Image source: www.themalaysianreserve.com)
Not a big fan of the ‘self claiming representatives’ of the Indian community (a mirage that was scattered by the Hindraf rallies) but recent developments in calling the MIC supremo to stand down has been nothing but comical.
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(“I’m innocent – I don’t know what happened to the Maika’s Telekom shares. Besides, ACA has cleared me”. Image source: http://www.topnews.in)
MIC party polls are coming up in September…
The man who tried to monkey around with the public on lopsided toll agreements with threats & false promises but it backfired very nicely in the last general election. Image source: www.daylife.com
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On the day we scheduled to vote for the next government, it started with re-watching PKR‘s Raja Petra talk in Brickfields on my laptop whilst my dad & mom were having their breakfast. We planned to leave the house at about 9 in the morning, vote, and come back to relax. My parents’ voting day went well – it did not go so well for me.
