UCAPAN NAJIB BUAT STRAITS TIMES SINGAPURA TERBAKOR SATU BADAN !

Singapore Straits Times reported BN’s abilities and achievements with disgusted envy.

Carolyn Hong reflected her reckless views that PM Najib was blowing his own trumpet.

1. During Umno’s General Meeting attended by 2,500 delegates, PM Najib spoke to Malaysians not to gamble their future by voting for oppositions.
• Opposition will cause a jump of deficit from 5 % to 30% of the GDP (gross domestic products). By 2015, Malaysian debt will rise from 53 % to 140% of GDP.
• By the 3^rd year, Malaysians would reach a critical stage and lose their economic sovereignty like Greece.
• Opposition would send Malaysia to economic doom if it makes good promises to raise the minimum household income to RM 4,000 (S$1,600) per month, abolish highway tolls, provide free tertiary education, give teachers RM 500 monthly allowance and raise oil royalty from 5 % to 20 % for oil-producing states.
2. Umno Youth chief Khairy Jamaluddin claimed that the opposition’s promise would cost RM 200 billion in the first year alone or 90 % of the federal budget.
3. Mr Najib said the polls will determine the “destiny of the people and nation.”
4. Since  2009, PM  Najib has embarked on extensive reforms, improving public services and expanding civil liberties. He promised to raise Malaysian per capita income to US $ 15,000 (S$18,400) by developing sectors such as oil, gas and tourism.
5. Mr Najib urged Malaysians to examine his progress card for the last three years, while offering his leadership’s excuse for any mistakes that they have made.
6. PM Najib added that since he took power, the country’s per capita income rose from US$6,700 in 2009 to US$9,700 last year and will attain the goal of US$ 15,00 ahead of the targeted 2020.
7. He reminded Umno that 1 in 5 of Malaysia’s 13.1 million voters is a first-timer, who is born after Malaysia was formed in 1963. And these people are the cohort from urban dwellers whose loyalty cannot be relied on.

• Without fear of contradiction, Carolyn Hong was eager to challenge PM Najib’s message to the delegates. She wanted someone from Opposition to backfire. DAP Tony Pua she thought was just the right politician to handle this.
• DAP economist Tony Pua proposed a lower deficit of 3.5 %. He said opposition will re-allocate funds saved from slashing wasteful expenditure, restructure subsidies to only benefit target groups and eliminate corruption through competitive tenders.
• Carolyn Hong defied PM Najib’s statement by asserting Tony Pua’s argument that blamed BN will cause ‘bankrupt’ should they be back in power.

Carolyn Hong could not even find a strong rivalry to match PM Najib's excellent track record.

Everyone knows who Tony Pua is, ( a DAP first class slanderer ?) and she took a stance for Tony Pua being a person who handles economy matters? More lies from

this politician, certainly his economic forecast is never true and not convincing at all. 

It is a pity for Singapore Straits Times to engage such a pathetic, prejudiced and low quality journalist.