NATO (No Action Talk Only)

Our beloved PM told us that political stability will soon be restored.....but is he only good at lip service only? Where is the action? Where is the concrete plan?


After 308, what changes has he made?

........................................."ILEH"

What we have seen now is only more and more political dramas that not only shock the nation but the whole world.

My Hong Kong collegaue even told me that It seems Malaysian's politician only good at "Sodomi" ..............................Malulah

PM, please prove my comments are wrong.....Other wise you are just Mr.NATO......

Very fed-up with his stupid remarks below especially his "talk like no talk "

"It will stabilise. If we work hard, soon it will stabilise. If we don’t work hard for it, then of course anything can happen. All of us have to cooperate,” he said.


PM: Political stability will soon be restored – Reuters
PUTRAJAYA: Malaysia’s economy can hit the 5% growth target this year as the fundamentals are strong, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi said.
He also said that the authorities were committed to ensuring businesses could run smoothly.
“I think 5% is achievable,” he said in an interview yesterday.
“We have to manage, reduce the negative impact. Next year we will see what happens, because a lot of things are happening so fast, the volatility of the world economy is very high,” he said.
Abdullah, who is also Finance Minister, said political stability would soon be restored.
Abdullah, who has had calls for him to step down following the poor showing of the Barisan Nasional in the recent general election, said he was ready to take action to stamp out political instability but declined to say what he might do.
“If we think it’s necessary, at the right time, why not?” Abdullah said, when asked if he was prepared to crack the whip. “It will stabilise. If we work hard, soon it will stabilise. If we don’t work hard for it, then of course anything can happen. All of us have to cooperate,” he said.
“It will be irresponsible not to use that,” he said.
Abdullah pledged to continue with business-friendly policies.
“We will continue to take whatever measures necessary to ensure that the investment climate in Malaysia will continue to be favourable,” he said.