"I want to ask who were the ones who questioned Article 153 in the Constitution? Malay privileges, who questioned them? Who caused the incident of not offering prayers for the wellbeing of the King? Who wanted Universiti Teknologi Mara to be opened to the non-Malays? Not Umno but the other side," he said.
Furthermore, Najib said he could not understand why there were civil servants and government pensioners who preferred to support the opposition.
"We have to look into this... this is not right. Maybe because they were angry with a few, they decided to ditch the whole ship. Civil servants should know better that it is only Umno that can ensure our survival.
"Look at what is happening at a party on the other side now. Chairs flying, members suffering broken arms, sprained limbs. And all because someone wants to occupy the prime minister's residence in Putrajaya," he said.
Najib also congratulated the people responsible for forming the club, saying they had created a new chapter in Umno's history in doing so.
He added that he was touched by the support shown by its members who previously had been Group A civil servants.
According to the club's president, Aseh Che Mat, it now had 300 registered members.
"Retirees in group A make up 10% of the 550,000 government pensioners now. We are aiming to recruit the maximum possible number from this group (Group A)," he said.
17/10/10
mi1: Let us ponder on what he meant, do you guys still believe this flip flop idiot, it would be disaster if Malaysians vote for UMNO, DONT VOTE UMNO/BN, BOYCOTT THEM COMPLETELY.
Furthermore, Najib said he could not understand why there were civil servants and government pensioners who preferred to support the opposition.
"We have to look into this... this is not right. Maybe because they were angry with a few, they decided to ditch the whole ship. Civil servants should know better that it is only Umno that can ensure our survival.
"Look at what is happening at a party on the other side now. Chairs flying, members suffering broken arms, sprained limbs. And all because someone wants to occupy the prime minister's residence in Putrajaya," he said.
Najib also congratulated the people responsible for forming the club, saying they had created a new chapter in Umno's history in doing so.
He added that he was touched by the support shown by its members who previously had been Group A civil servants.
According to the club's president, Aseh Che Mat, it now had 300 registered members.
"Retirees in group A make up 10% of the 550,000 government pensioners now. We are aiming to recruit the maximum possible number from this group (Group A)," he said.
17/10/10
mi1: Let us ponder on what he meant, do you guys still believe this flip flop idiot, it would be disaster if Malaysians vote for UMNO, DONT VOTE UMNO/BN, BOYCOTT THEM COMPLETELY.
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