BN PARLIAMENT BACKBENCHERS ALL SET TO DEBATE TPPA ISSUES

At the request of the oppositions for the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement (TPPA) details to be more open and transparent, the government has taken steps to hold a special parliamentary session on last January 12th. As a ruling party, Barisan Nasional that upholds and honor democracy, minority views are respected and they are given the opportunity to participate too.

The session is intended to give an indepth explanantion on TPPA and when it is agreed, it will be based on facts and not any political ideology respectively. Every decision are meant in the interest of the rakyat and should not compromise in any unscrupulous tactics to oust the Prime Minister.

The question now is why the need to oppose the agreement when the government is being very transparent and to the extend they welcome the opposition views and participation apart from parliamentry debate? ... HERE in PRU14.tv

WONG CHEN THE ARMCHAIR CRITIC

When someone is envious of your achivement, they are actually telling others that you are much better than them. These green-eyed monsters group of opposition leaders just could not bear to watch Prime Minister Najib Razak walking along side with powerful leaders around the globe.

A statement by PKR Kelana Jaya member of parliament, Wong Chen to regard that Malaysia’s foreign policy had become one of the worst in the world since Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak assumed office clearly shows of a downright spiteful person with malicious nature.

In criticising the current leadership and policies, Wong may seems blunt but then he has chosen to ignore indiscriminately of the development and positive achivements by Malaysia.

Should Malaysia has failed in their foreign policies notably during Najib Razak’s premiership as compared to Dr Mahathir’s, why would the UN voted in Malaysia as a non-permenant member of the UN Security Council?

Amidst his political rancor towards PM Najib Razak’s leadership, Wong Chen did not stop at manipulating PricewaterhouseCoopers Malaysia (PwC) report on TPPA and rebuked that the trade agreement was politically motivated.

As a member of parliament, is Wong Chen is honest in his appraise and opinion about both Foreign Policy and TPPA or are they just mere political interest motives while sitting in his armchair and criticizing just for the sake of criticizing?

The answer is in ... PRU14.tv