SUPP, another Chinese-majority party with a base in Sarawak, has been mute other than the showy rejection of the racist stand. In other words, SUPP has not laid down the card to give UMNO a mounting pressure.
SUPP is very much under the restraint of the State BN, meaning it has to move in tandem with the other component parties. A ultimatum call on BN is certainly not in the interest of the State BN. As such, SUPP has to tone down its stand on Ahmad Ismail's seditious statement.
To certain extent, SUPP has not much muscle to flex on this heated issue!
3 comments:
Tony, thanks for sharing this article. SUPP scared of pek-moh...no balls
SUPP leaders only care about making money for themselves.When do they care about the people?Therefore the leaders of SUPP only serve for themselves and their families,not for the people.
limpeh, daniel, PM is still firmly in control. Within SUPP, people are quite busy with racing for power.
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