Kayveas: Balls dropped?

Guts and Courage is not the same.

He may have the guts to forward an ultimatum,

but the next day, he denied it was an ultimatum and justify the statement by calling it "friendly consideration."

Now, not only he lost the guts but the balls shrink too.

He now says, it doesn't matter anymore, for what is a factor is cooperation and selflessness. So now, it is the spirit of participation, not winning, that matters. It also happen to be the same spirit of our sports association.

When in confrontation with UMNO, the so-called "Equal-partners" within the coalition provides the vivid observation and experience - "All are equal, but one must be more equal."

To the non-UMNO members within the UMNO-setup, we are sorry for you. You have to continue to live in subordination and suppression.

To those others outside the coalition, other than sympathizing with our fella Malaysians who chose to live in subordination, you should be happy. You have freedom, tho' the system tried to curtail and coerce but so far they had failed absolutely (Nathaniel, RPK and Tian Chua cases are example) You can also rejoice as the coalition is not integrated but disintegrating. This ensures that absolute power will become disjointed and dismembered. Tho' they put up a bold face and have the media cosmeticised by projecting and promoting positivism, the scars and bleedings are too vivid.

Lets keep our sanity in place.

Kayveas Friendly Request, Not an Ultimatum.

Najib said Barisan Nasional is unfazed by PPP threat.

According to Najib, BN is not worried by PPP's threat to leave the coalition if demands for more electoral seats are not met.

Najib was responding to the news report carried in NST on July 29, where it was reported that PPP president Kayveas had threatened that the party will leave the BN if it is not allowed to contest all the seats it held 30 odd-years ago.

The report said the ultimatum was given by it’s president M.Kayveas on the eve of the party’s 54th anniversary.

“All that we are asking for is to return of those seats to us. “There are 4 parliamentary seats, 79 local council seats and the post of Datuk Bandar of Ipoh. They were once held by the PPP,” Kayveas said.

However, today NST reported Kayveas denial.

“There was no such ultimatum.

"All I did was make a request.

"It was a friendly request.

"I was misquoted,” Kayveas affirmed.