Parti Rakyat Bebas
In light of the current sorry state of the country in the hands of the ruling governance of Barisan National, I would like to advice you all of the initiative to have another political party in Malaysia.
It is in the formation stage and feedbacks and admission is invited from all Malaysian resident. The name of the new party is PARTI RAKYAT BEBAS.
So far the manifesto includes:-
- Affordable housing for the masses.
- Efficient public transportation at lowest cost possible.
- Free education for all at all levels.
- New tax regime to ease burden on civil and private sectors servants (non executive / non-share holders).
- Social and community welfare (to include benevolent and un-employment benefits, food and milk coupons, etc.).
- Free hospitalisation and medical benefits.
- Freedom AFTER speech which includes Free media with freedom and easy access to county's essential information.
- Considering that all female government servants will wear only low-cut blouses and short skirts.
- To consider having all male government servants to be be replaced with more females wearing low-cut blouses and short skirts.
- To pass laws to make Tmnet ( and any ISPs) to allow users to log in to their ftp server using anonymous logins.
- To provide huge grants and rewards to those propagating the spread of IT technology, especially those who constantly upload e-mags.
- To consider request to apply to the International Tribunal to win back the island of Singapore.
Looking forward to excellent constructive feedback and numerous request for addmision for the general public at large.
posted by mamat at 2:23 AM
7 Comments:
I would like to proposed new party too. Malaysian Workers Party (MyWP)... open to all races, all level of Malaysian workers can join but not for the boss... Our manifesto, from worker for the worker by the worker; Work for the better life... Not works, because no other work to do. Anyone to join??, or I just register another group so called "Green Earth Party"... What else, eco friendly type party.
Friday, May 27, 2005 10:46:00 AM
The Workers Party already exists as Partai Pekerja-Pekerja Malaysia. Better luck next time :)
Friday, May 27, 2005 6:56:00 PM
How about 'all politicians must declare assets and earnings'?
Saturday, May 28, 2005 12:32:00 PM
Dearest 9t9, Bob K and Simon.
Your visits and feedbacks are really appreciated.
9t9.
GO ahead, you register Greeb Earth party and we will work together on common grounds, insyAllah.
Bob K.
Good observation. Partai Pekerja-Pekerja Malaysia became Parti Buruh, then became Parti Sosialis Rakyat Malaysia, then drop sosialis from the term, then merge with Keadilan. Now is known as Perti Keadilan Rakyat Malaysia.
Simon.
Will strongly adopt ur suggestion that 'all politicians must declare assets and earnings' and will make sure representative from Parti Rakyat Bebas will shout on it, all the times at Parliament when successfully elected! By the way, it is already a requirement in current law practiced! Only the current 'big bosses' are not implementing it, for the time being!
Pray for us all!
mamatd.
Monday, May 30, 2005 2:16:00 AM
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Monday, May 30, 2005 2:37:00 PM
Actually, I'm pretty certain that Partai Pekerja-Pekerja Malaysia still exists as I have met some of their perty leaders before. Granted it has never been very active.
Partai Buruh existed even before there was a Malaysia and was essentially defunct by the 1969 elections.
I suspect the pedigree should be reversed, ie. Partai Buruh then Partai Pekerja.
Parti Rakyat has an even longer pedigree; from Kaum Melayu Muda (in the pre-war period) to Kesatuan Melayu Muda (Malay Nationalist Party) in the immediate post war period. The latter decided against joining UMNO in 1946 and was declared illegal in 1948-49 with it's leaders imprisoned (yep that happened back then too).
In 1955, when the leaders were released, one formed Partai Rakyat and another PAS. By the 1964 elections, an alliance had been formed between Partai Rakyat and Partai Buruh together with a few other smaller parties as the Fron Sosialis. By 1969, there was again a lot of persecution which resulted in the incarceration of many of the older oppositionists and led to the "new" opposition that many of us are more familiar with (DAP, Gerakan etc).
In fact, after Partai Buruh was made defunct, many of it's leaders continued on in other "successor" parties like DAP, Gerakan, PEKEMAS, Parti Sosialis Rakyat Malaysia et al.
Hence, you could say they were essentially of the same side of the political spectrum but with their own unique histories and pedigrees.
Of course, with the merger of Parti Rakyat and Keadilan today, we see a third generation of party politics from the non mainstream tradition. As a former PRM member and now a PKR member, I still have the hope that we can make this nation one that we can all be proud of for the right reasons.
Monday, May 30, 2005 2:53:00 PM
Bob K.
Thanks for keeping on enlightening us all!
:)
Wednesday, July 06, 2005 8:04:00 PM
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