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Antara intipati yang dirumuskan oleh BBM:
1) PM sebagai pemimpin yang baik sepatutnya mendengar pandangan orang ramai.
2) Menyeru kerajaan menghidupkan semula biasiswa kepada pelajar Melayu
berbanding dengan sistem sekarang yang mengamalkan pinjaman pendidikan.
3) Polisi penswastaan yang lebih menguntungkan kumpulan kecil Melayu.
Usahawan Melayu besar tidak sepatutnya tamak untuk mengaut segala keuntungan
untuk diri sendiri.
4) Orang Melayu meninggalkan Umno bukannya tanpa sebab (ingatan untuk
pemimpin Melayu).
5) PM perlu membersihkan imej kabinetnya.
Antara rumusan yang boleh dibuat oleh BBM banyak membayangkan mesej untuk PM
kita...
Ni agaknya sebab dah tenat sangat dah dalam kepimpinan kerajaan sekarang...
Monday, February 5, 2001
Listen to people's views, says MAF
KUALA LUMPUR: Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad has been urged
that as a good leader, he should listen to the views of the people and take
into account their grouses.
Various speakers at the Malay Solidarity Gathering, organised by the Malay
Action Front, also called on the Government to bring back scholarships for
Malay students at both local and foreign universities instead of the current
system of education loans.
They also questioned the implementation of the privatisation policies which
they claimed only benefited a small group of Malays.
Former Umno Youth exco member Tajuddin Rahman said: "Big Malay entrepreneurs
should not be greedy and take everything for themselves.''
"I urge Dr Mahathir to clean up his Cabinet which suffers an image problem
in the eyes of the people and to restore their trust.''
Datuk Mazlan Harun said there was nothing wrong in giving constructive
criticism to the top leader because the aim was to unite the Malays.
"Why buy back the MAS shares from Tan Sri Tajuddin Ramli at the same price
that he bought it?
"Shouldn't the Government pay a lower price? Sometimes the leaders make it
hard for us.
"They run too fast and the supporters are left far behind.
"I want to tell Dr Mahathir it is time he listens to our advice,'' he said.
He said two main challenges facing the Malays now were the Chinese
extremists who had dared to question bumiputra rights and foreign groups who
were trying to promote new form of politics for the Malays.
"Our point is, we must always look at the bigger picture. Whatever happens,
the Malays must continue to lead this country,'' he added.
Former Kuala Kedah MP Datuk Zakaria Said said: "We want to remind the
leaders that the Malays would not desert Umno without reason.''
"Umno leaders should do some soul-searching as to why Malays had rejected
the party in the 1999 elections.
"If a house is in a poor state, then we should not demolish it. If it is the
pillar that is faulty, then we can replace that part,'' he said, in an
apparent reference to Umno.
The gathering co-ordinating chairman Datuk Ibrahim Ali stressed that if the
Malays' political power diminished due to disunity, then the responsibility
should be borne by all Malay leaders.
http://www.thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2001/2/5/nation/0504odga&sec=
nation
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