YOURSAY ‘The administrator for Ah Jib Gor Facebook page delete comments deemed unfavourable to the PM so fast they barely appear when they are posted.'

'Brother Ah Jib' proves too hot to handle


your sayAnonymous_3e86: What good does the Ah Jib Gor Facebook page do if PM Najib Razak can't stomach the negative comments? He expects us to only sing only praises of him?

The only way one can improve is to listen to the criticisms. But how can he be a good leader if he can't stomach criticisms and negative comments from the rakyat?

Obviously, Ah Jib Gor's Facebook page is just another gimmick to con the Chinese in giving their votes to BN. But from the reported response, it looks like he's just flogging a dead horse.

Armageddon: How do you expect the public not to make political comments on a politician's Facebook page?

If you want to have a sincere dialogue with people, you must be prepared to read various feedback from your supporters as well as your enemies.

If Najib only expect praises, just organise an Umno meeting and the party's three million members will be more than happy to praise him.

Shabaruddin: Isn't Ah Jib Gor a politician? He sets up a website and asks people not to talk about politics. Get real, if you cannot accept the comments, just shut down the page.

Swkdayaks: Brother Ah Jib (Najib), you talk a lot about eradicating corruption.

But when is the MACC (Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission) going to arrest your buddy, Sarawak Chief Minister Abdul Taib Mahmud?

We judge you by your actions, not by your words.

Rayfire: A devil by any other name will be just as gruesome. There is no point for Najib to do all these sickening publicity stunts.

Show the real thing in action and people will respect you for it. That is however very much lacking. After lamenting that Malays will lose power at the Pekida meeting, you dare come out and say otherwise to other races?

That itself is enough to bury your career. You are not Ah Jib Gor, you are a two-faced liar.

Garrulous Gary: I have disowned this brother long ago.

Mob1900: The website administrator for the Ah Jib Gor Facebook page delete comments deemed unfavourable so fast they barely appear when they are posted.

Why Ah Jib Gor, can't face the truth?

2CTS WORTH: PM, a friendly word of advice. You can buy submarines, ships, diamond rings, cows, jet planes, etc, etc.

For goodness sake, you can't buy people. You have to be real and speak with honesty. You can't fool the people, you will only fool yourself.

Podeh: Ah Jib Gor, the monies are all gone and foreign banks are more than happy to stash away the loot belonging to Umno's past and present politicians. We know we can't get back much, if anything at all.

Now you want to be ‘friend' with the Chinese community. It's a bit too late - the horses have bolted, there's no point in closing the gate.

People like the ‘cowgirl' and her family are still oblivious as to the harm they have done to the nation. There is absolutely no remorse, only continued defiance. Tim yong leh (What to do)?

Neoh Koon Eng: I think Ah Jib Gor has totally misjudged the sentiments of the Chinese Malaysians. Not many of us would want to be his ‘friend', he is just inviting abusive comments on his Chinese Facebook page.

OB: Mr Wong Nai Chee (the PM's new aide), you know very well that 'face' and 'guanxi' are important elements in Chinese culture.

For your boss to be accepted as 'Brother Ah Jib', he has to shed the perception that he has a dual personality - 'cakap tak serupa bikin', '1Malaysia', ‘people first, performance now', 'lu tolong gua, gua tolong lu', etc.

It's very difficult for people to accept your boss as the friendly next-door neighbour, but at the same time a politician who can wield powerful influence like granting an appointment to somebody he doesn't know for scholarships, for example.

Rakyat Malaysia: Ah Jib Gor will do anything so long as it does not involve spending more money unless necessary, besides the RM500 angpow.

Maybe Ah Jib should take the money from the corrupt Umno leaders and distribute it to us. If you can also ask White Hair King Taib to return all the money that belongs to Sarawak, that will be good too.

This is our challenge to Najib. Will you do it?

Artchan: Let me see... Is there anything nice I can say? Damn, everything I can think about him is unprintable.


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