October 30, 2012

The Deserting Diners at the MCA Kulai Dinner

A Majestic Walk out in a Captive State?

Just like the dinner held recently in Kulai, I attended a free dinner in SEAPARK, Petaling Jaya about a few months back.

It was in conjunction with the Chang or Chinese dumpling festival.  It was certainly sponsored as I did not have to pay. All members of my family had a hearty dinner of about 8 courses.

There was no walk-out in the sense that occurred in Kulai. People left on three occasions during the dinner.

Once was when the dumplings were distributed and many brought them home.

The second time was when the electricity went out, an ominous and foreboding sign. So, without the whirring fans above, many more went home to escape the searing Malaysian heat.

The last was after all the dishes had been served. No one had any reason to stay behind. Would you?

The most incredulous thing was the people at most tables were talking when the MCA President was giving his speech. Nobody cared for the tirades of this de facto has-been, beyond-the-shelf-life office bearer. 

Some ladies were also whispering and giggling about his famous hotel escapade caught on DVD.

So, it is no wonder when 3,000 guests purportedly left the dinner when Soi Lek was giving his speech. Again, no surprise when not all tables were full. It happened in our SEAPARK function as well.

For the bastion state of MCA, the writings are on the wall in Johore. 

Running dog days may just be on the home stretch as MCA stumbles and fell at the 13th GE.

Many could not see another more fitting ending for MCA but for it to fell to the abyss that it will never recover ever. 

One-time Keeper of the Ring
Soi Lek is no White Gandalf!  The  PR balrogs will get all its candidates.

One ring to conquer them all.

That has always been with a senior partner of the BN all along. 

Real BN power
Even puny parties from Sabah and Sarawak had a better deal in BN just like Gollum with his Precious!

PS:

He now blames China Press for highlighting the episode of the  exodus of the dinner guests, citing that they were leaving early to beat the traffic.

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