Chicken Little is back

You know, I have never like Tony Pua very much since quite a while, well, probably first in my early blogging days when we had an accidental encounter. From our interactions, I then thought TP for a DAP politician was very proud and arrogant (difference between the two words).

The next occasion was when I reckoned he was easily 'misled' (polite word used there, wakakaka) by PKR into stupidly playing Chicken Little in the biggest PKR bullshit ever, the rancid Kajang Satay MF-story, of how supposedly that by-election was necessary to prevent BN from sweeping into Selangor and also vital in positioning Anwar Ibrahim and his hordes steps nearer to Putrajaya, wakakaka.

Subsequently we were to learn from PKR's Latheefa Koya that the Kajang Move to cause/create a by-election was Rafizi Ramli's lil' gambit to outflank his chief rival in PKR, Azmin Ali.

Thus, when a silly Chinaman resigned from Kajang to facilitate that by-election (and wasting public monies), many of the party's and coalition's leaders were not informed of it in advance. Only TP saw fit to play Chicken Little.

Latheefa Loya had subsequently labelled Rafizi Ramli as cancerous and the main cause of the internal rifts within their party. She also accused Rafizi of being an UMNO mole, wakakaka.

PKR's two opposing factions

Dwarves on top (Latheefa not shown)
Pandan Cats below, wakakaka

My dislike for TP grew as I saw his unpleasant tingkah-laku and unbridled arrogance, which I blogged in un-Chinese Tony Pua.

Like Dr Tan Seng Giaw he was also a PAC member but somehow only Dr Tan copped it sweet over the 1MDB papers. I wonder why? Wakakaka.

Well, the Chicken Little has come to our attention again.

FMT published See-To tells ‘what Pua forgot to tell you’, extracts of which follows:

PETALING JAYA: Barisan Nasional strategist Eric See-To has heaped scorn on Tony Pua of DAP for claiming that Selangor’s free-water policy had proven that it was possible to abolish the goods and services tax (GST) and not bankrupt the country.

See-To said Pua was being “remarkably simplistic and misleading”.

In a statement today, he listed out “what Pua forgot to tell you”.

He said Pua had not stated that the Selangor state government had been sued for RM4.2 billion in unpaid bills of the Selangor water-treatment company, while the state’s reserves amounted to only RM3.2 billion.

“Does it mean that the Selangor government will indeed go bankrupt if it has to pay out RM4.22 billion?” said See-To, deputy director of BN strategic communications.

He posed the question of whether, as an alternative, Selangor would just let Syabas “go bankrupt” and stop supplying water to all residents of Selangor and the Federal Territory.

See-To said “as long as you don’t pay your bills” it was easy to claim that Selangor had not gone bankrupt yet by providing free water to residents. [...]

However, See-To said that Pakatan Harapan’s claims of its ability to eliminate wastage, increase efficiency and be prudent in spending were all false promises which Pakatan could not deliver.

“Is Pakatan telling Malaysians that their example of good governance is to have triple-digit increases in yearly government spending to be funded by either not paying your bills or by selling or trading away all state land and assets?” he said.

Ameen.