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| Contemplating the Finale and Curtain Fall? |
Think what you want.
If you do not do what the current youngsters want, you will definitely be sent for mummification.
Their votes count!
And what is going to happen to MCA if they do not support MCA candidates in toto?
To recap the apparent scenarios:
The manipulative days in London of the taikoh turncoats who threw away the Chinese demands before it reach the Merdeka negotiation table are over.
The golden days of Tan Cheng Lock and Tan Siew Sin have been relegated into the dustbin of MCA history.
The championing days of gung-ho Lee San Choon as he stood against DAP's Chen Man Hin and won in a Chinese majority area of Seremban are fully forgotten.
The bitter fight between Neo Yee Pan and Tan Koon Swan had plunged the party to new depths and led to the incarceration of the latter in a Singaporean prison and the former into political wilderness.
The sudden thrust into the limelight of the junior-status MCA president Ling Liong Sik who could hardly "talk " with PM Mahathir on the same level and which the later apparently completely disdained.
The sad and sterile Ong Ka Ting days where the MCA is just a stringer party where even third echelon UMNO leaders can chastise MCA in public in absolute glee and gloat at its impotency.
The brief Ong Tee Keat days when nothing but in-fighting occurs and the larger agenda of the Chinese continue to be forgotten.
The current 'eunuch' days of Chua Soi Lek where seemingly nothing said or done can ever benefit Chinese, both young and old.
The mummification process has started in earnest haste as the party is rolled along in the political desert like tumbleweeds in the wind.
Will the 13th GE be MCA's sad finale and curtain fall?
Again, get the answers in June 2013.
