Therefore, UMNO is now the most serious dilemma of his life. Nak friends with Perkasa, BN component angry. Nak against Perkasa, Mahathir and Umno supporters who are angry Malay ultra. Therefore, as long as UMNO failed to "repackaging"The new, so I can not see how UMNO-BN will be resolved, and I predict the UMNO-BN will be destroyed. I also did not rule out the possibility of BN component or integral part of the BN component parties switch camps and join PR.
First and foremost, I wish to express gratitude for the immense work of the Friends of the Suaram (FOS) in Johor, Suara Rakyat Malaysia (LRC) at the invitation and opportunity to the Socialist Party Malaysia (PSM) to discuss and talk about issues that is quite interesting and hot this.
Topic "Against Fascist government (Kuku Besi), bury UMNO regime" is a topic that really straight forward and organizer sharp outlines issues and not convoluted complicated. The question before us is a real problem and factual.
We are today faced with a period full of interest. Politik Malaysia for several decades now the weak and quiet, a sudden roar and dynamic. 2008 brought together the political tsunami of changes but still not managed to defeat the regime that ruled since independence. This is transitional period of time intermediate between the two regimes. The question is: Does the old regime of UMNO-BN will be buried or otherwise? Is it to strengthen themselves and come back with a new mandate rule?
And I (S. Arutchelvan, picture right) should also congratulate the organizers for daring to hold a forum to discuss the burial of UMNO and the program will be held in the fortress of the most powerful UMNO, which is in Johor, the birth place of Onn Jaafar - the founder of UMNO.
If we dare to speak about the burial of UMNO in Johor, it can be said to be buried hopes UMNO is sunny. There are views that represent the state of Johor will be the last one to be uprooted. During the British occupation of Malaya, Johor became the latest country to toe the British, during the Japanese Occupation of Malaya, Johor again became the last state in the occupied north as Japan. And today, it is not possible to predict the Johor may be UMNO is the latest country to fall. As such, this forum was held in Johor is very significant and has no political interests.
The question before us:
Organisers have asked three questions is relevant, namely -
1) Is the BN government led by Najib was a fascist regime or moving towards fascism?
2) What is the stance of the various races should be held against the regime?
3) "Where is way out of the People at large under the rule of fascist regimes?"
This question is quite sharp and precise. But I want to add two more questions that relate to the three questions above, and two of these questions is the most basic question for this time of transition:
1. Will UMNO-BN regime will be defeated?
2. Are they going to lose power in a peaceful and quiet, or they would be opposed to the end?
UMNO Will Falling!
Yes, for the first question, I truly believe that the UMNO-BN regime will be defeated and lost power. The argument is based on natural law and scientific reality. Any system of government and can not be ruled until the final or permanent basis. The change would occur from the (decay of the internal structure) and added to the demands of outsiders, UMNO would not last long.
Members of Hegel's philosophy is to outline the legal dialetiks the clash between thesis and anti-thesis. Today we can see that the UMNO-Barisan Nasional is running low and the days counting the day penguburannya. UMNO-BN has lost political momentum, which at one time their position as not shaken at all, but now they increasingly shaky situation.
In 1969, the Alliance faced the same fate, but they managed to live again with "repackaging" the new name of the National Front. BN exist after the bloody May 13, emergency and mass arrests under the ISA. BN alive by joining the opposition at that time, including the Movement Party, PAS and the PPP, and this has given new impetus to the hegemony of UMNO to remain and rule later.
BN is now time to face destruction once again. Is UMNO BN will try "repackaging"Back, and who will come forward to save them? Two suggestions"repackaging"Was presented, namely: one, to make BN a multiracial party (multiracial) Proposed by the PPP after the 2008 tsunami and the support of several, including BN component party Gerakan, but are not condoned by the party. 1Malaysia want Najib but did not want 1Parti races.
Then the attempt "repackaging"In the name of Malay unity and Islam with collaboration with PAS. Here we can see how the mainstream media be all out to make a forced khawin between UMNO-PAS, and this was indeed threaten Foundation(Basic) PR people (PR). If it was not firm stance taken by some leaders, including Tok Guru, the possibility of UMNO and BN will be rejuvenated. But the attempt failed. And the UMNO-PAS merger attempt, not only opposed by the DAP and PKR, but it is also opposed by the other BN component parties like MCA, Gerakan, MIC and others. PAS has been making an emergency party meeting to commit it are still with PR.
Therefore, UMNO is now the most serious dilemma of his life. Nak friends with Perkasa, BN component angry. Nak against Perkasa, Mahathir and Umno supporters who are angry Malay ultra. Therefore, as long as UMNO failed to "repackaging"The new, so I can not see how UMNO-BN will be resolved, and I predict the UMNO-BN will be destroyed. I also did not rule out the possibility of BN component or integral part of the BN component parties switch camps and join PR.
In the atmosphere we are waiting for the burial of UMNO, we must not forget that the MCA leadership crisis, and Samy Vellu will be retiring from the MIC. Is the reform of the MIC and MCA to save the BN and UMNO itself? I'm not sure because Malaysians are growing fed up with the old political party and MIC.
But we should not underestimate the efforts made by the BN to get back the confidence of the people. However, if the PR fails to Putrajaya, I think the blame is his own PR that fail to take opportunities. I see the biggest enemy in PR to heading towards Putrajaya not just UMNO-BN, but it also is how to manage their own PR?
Is UMNO to retain power will be opposed or handed over power to the safe?
The second question is: Will Umno will lose power in a peaceful and quiet, or they would be opposed to the end to stay in power? It is much more difficult question to answer.
Answers to these questions will not only depend on the BN kelemahana but also depends on the power of PR. The teachings of all the revolutionary world of the great success of the workers revolution in Russia, the Chinese revolution, revolution, Cuba, Iran including the Peoples Revolutionary Power (EDSA) in the Philippines and the reform movement in Indonesia shows that when the revolutionary people's power or authority is strong enough and broad, the most minimal resistance and minimal bloodshed will occur. It is a condition in which the waves of change that swept too large and giant enough momentum so that they to be opposed only to submit and retreat without any resistance (walkover).
For such a situation, the PR must be a movement to about 65 -70% support. The atmosphere was not there and away from there at the moment. The election results and some recent elections show that UMNO still has the support of the Malays, while the Indians a little support back into the BN, and only the Chinese seem quite willing to bury the old regime.
Secondly, we must take out the factor of whether UMNO is faced facisme or to fascism. Fascism is a political ideology that has several features, among them is that they promote a form of ultra-nationalism - which put the national interest is more important than the interests of individuals or communities. Fascism importance of unity among the people of the same race. In this situation the Malay unity and ideology are also included elements of nationalism, militarism, corporatism, totalitarianism, and antiliberalisme antikomunisme. Ideology of fascism lapping usually associated with the former Italian leader Benito Mussolini.
Is Najib to Fascist rule?
Thus, if we learned that the seven features of fascist politics of academic expert concluded by Laurence W Britt, and concluded that there Dzulkarnain the paper provided by the organizers, it is not valid anymore features like - to promote the national spirit of patriotism that can lead to racism; support racist organizations such as Perkasa, hatred of the values and human rights violations of human rights, strict control of the mass media, the abuse of national security institutions, and implementing the law enforcement agencies and judicial abused; cronies and corporate interests are closely protected and subsidies continue to crony companies, the symptoms of cronyism and corruption; contract award made without transparency, and finally organized fraud in the electoral system.
If this means nothing to the fascists, the more questions than conclude that Najib toward fascism. Because of all these features implemented at this time.
However, the time of Benito Mussolini's atmosphere is much different than the time Najib Razak. Najib is in the global economy era of capitalism in which the MNCs is more powerful than sovereign nations. As a result - will bring fascism to the state's business climate is not comfortable . This will be resisted by the tribal business unless Najib and UMNO to offset the tyranny of the atmosphere involving the capitalist paradise.
Maybe Najib can learn from Singapore a few tips. Hence, it is a barrier to Najib. How much of the capitalist system itself Najib wants to support, or they want to find a replacement in the form of PR? This happened in Indonesia when people feel that business is better business under Opposition from under Suharto.
Second issue: An information system is the most effective weapons today. Marx once said that the technology brought by the people behind the bourgeoisie may be used against their own people. In today's environment we berbincangan, information is no longer the monopoly of information and the ruling party BN. By Thus, the essential information to be distributed. The situation is different in the past where information and information on the monopoly of one party only.
The third factor that I think is important is the extent to which PAS would be ingested feed UMNO. Today I want to lift the cap to salute as the recent PAS, PAS has behaved responsibly and fully cooked. First time I read Movement Malay and English Movement paper in it, I find Movement Malay and English has a political smell different. An appeal to Muslim Malays and the other to pull the non-Malays. However, recently I noticed that the forward-looking statements PAS leaders and also the writings of PAS leader once fairly consistent, good Movement Malay or English Movement.
UMNO has tried a lot of Malay unity issues, issues Serdang Member of Parliament who entered the mosque for help, the issue of the Word of God, the issue of religious conversion and burning issues of the church. In all these tests, PAS has meperlihatkan a good image and maturity. PAS is not dancing with the tone of the UMNO and the music. The establishment of PAS more consistent and more acceptable to the majority of people of various races.
Before each time, the issue of Malays and Islam played by UMNO, PAS continues to take a position with the UMNO and easily break the unity among the opposition, especially the DAP. But PAS is different and may be the slogan PAS FOR ALL and allows non-Muslims to associate member of PAS, the PAS is no longer able to perform the role of radical Islam or fundamentalism. PAS should be firm and courageous champion of this concept of unity of the opposition and PR.
As long as PAS on the runway which is not entangled with the bait of UMNO, UMNO as long as it is difficult to divide the people's struggle. I also want to affirm our unity can be maintained today, largely due to the nature and attitude of the PAS is not playing racial and religious sentiment to simply immediately popular.
What should be done?
To bury the UMNO-BN hegemony in Malaysian politics, I suggest four approaches, namely a road map to Putrajaya.
30/10/10
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