FMT - Guan Eng: Not wrong for PM to answer on my behalf(extracts):
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and saya juga tidak perlu menteri cina jawap soalan mengenai pinjaman dari Jepun di parlimen |
KUALA LUMPUR: It is not wrong for the prime minister to answer a question on behalf of the finance ministry said Finance Minister Lim Guan Eng today.
Lim was commenting on Dr Mahathir Mohamad replying to a question raised in the Dewan Rakyat on the government’s proposal to take a loan from Japan.
Lim was commenting on Dr Mahathir Mohamad replying to a question raised in the Dewan Rakyat on the government’s proposal to take a loan from Japan.
Parliamentarians were taken by surprise when Mahathir answered the question addressed to the finance minister.
“The prime minister is the most powerful. Of course, he has the right (to answer a question on my behalf),” he said in Mandarin when asked by a Chinese press reporter.
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Guan Eng shows no shame in saying what he said (above) |
The Bagan MP said he saw nothing wrong with the prime minister answering on his behalf.
“This shows he has the accountability attitude on the matter that was brought up (to the government),” he said.
“This shows he has the accountability attitude on the matter that was brought up (to the government),” he said.
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OK Guan Eng you can go |
According to today’s Order Paper, which outlines the agenda for the sitting, the first question was posed to the finance minister by Opposition leader Ahmad Zahid Hamidi.
Zahid, who is Bagan Datuk MP, had asked the finance minister to state the rationale for Malaysia to obtaining a loan from Japan, with a higher currency value than the ringgit, although the interest rate on the loan is low.
Zahid has also asked whether the national debt would increase if a loan was taken from Japan.
It's not just wrong but an absolute disgrace for the PM to usurp the FM's job, as if the latter is just a budak kecil incapable of answering a question on finance. *Undeniably he embarrassed Guan Eng on his maiden performance as FM.
Hanya seorang adik yang diberi tanggungjawab menjaga Tabung Harapan.
It confirms everyone's suspicions that Guan Eng has been appointed FM by Mahathir just as a pony trick to appease the DAP.
Malaysiakini columnist P Gunasegaram said sneeringly of Guan Eng's appointment, as follows:
Mahathir inveigled himself into the hearts of DAP by offering its supremo Lim Guan Eng the coveted finance minister’s position, apparently without prior consultation with PKR which had the highest number of seats in the coalition with 48.
After that, Mahathir could do no wrong in the eyes of the DAP and the DAP sang Mahathir’s praises and his so-called vision and foresight.
When PKR’s Rafizi Ramli questioned why Mahathir was being non-consultative, he was roundly chastised - and rather rudely - by a storm of cybertroopers.
After that, Mahathir could do no wrong in the eyes of the DAP and the DAP sang Mahathir’s praises and his so-called vision and foresight.
When PKR’s Rafizi Ramli questioned why Mahathir was being non-consultative, he was roundly chastised - and rather rudely - by a storm of cybertroopers.
But the cunning Mahathir didn't give Guan Eng free reign as FM, neutralising him with Azmin Ali who as Economics Minister now oversights most of the FM's portfolio.
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OK Guan Eng kowtim-ed kaukau, Anwar next |
The remaining areas of the FM's portfolio has been commandeered by an un-elected Daim Zainuddin, a former corny of Mahathir appointed as chair of the nonsensical CEP by Malaysia's new dictator.
The parliamentary session saw the absolutely disgraceful (non) performance of Guan Eng as no more than a budak kecil when his towkay Mahathri took over his principal job in answering a question on Mahathir's seeking loans from Japan.
Obviously Mahathir has NOT learned his lesson in his Fourth Reich when he was burnt by yen loans.
Go and blow your teeny weeny itsy bitsy horn, Lil' Boy Blue.
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how many red files have you and un-Chinese TP gone through? |