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Some time down the road, these people will 'merajuk' with PR and then hop back into the BN shit hole. Well, having said that ...I just hope this doesn't happen.
Integrity, honesty, 'cleanliness' (from being bought over') and rest of all the good qualities are nowdays hard to come by.

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this could be the start of avalanche to bury ppp for good,one down more to come.

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They made a good choice and we must congratulates and thanks them.
It does not matter if they (all 6000) join the PKR or PAS or DAP.
As long as they wanted to make a chnage for a better Malaysia.
We must also remind them not to bring over the bn culture and starts demanding for positions. Lets all start afresh.

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saya rasa sendiwara politik ini sudah lapok dan tidak bermakna. mereka ini cuma memberi gambaran negatif terhadap PR dan rakyat Malaysia. kalau di Perak itu segunung harapan rakyat dipermainkan oleh anjing umno. kini di Kedah, disebabkan isu yang berkenanan ppp pula cuma mencuri hati ketua lanun baru dalam bn. bagai saya, hukuman Allah terhadap mereka semua ini lebih berkesan. biar semua umat Allah dapat menikmati kebebasan berhidup dan berdikari mengikut keindahan negara ini. apa guna bernyawa jikalau kebebasan asas pun tidak dapat dilaksanakan. segala penipuan, segala skandal, segala penyeksaan budaya, keagamaan dan bangsa dan segala kerosakan maruah diri tetap dipertaruhkan setiap kali umno berucap

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After the Perak incident, it's hard to think that this is a positive event.

Once bitten, twice shy.

Hopefully my negativeness is proven to be wrong.

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Many years ago, our grandfathers enjoyed sunshine under the colonial administrations, and the lot of us grew up happily. Then came Umnoputras who rewrote history.

Now we are so happily calling the colonialist as evil pirates whom we fought against for merdeka.

We should should fight the battles of the day with the numbers that joined up, rather than overly cautious to have less.

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PKR cannot build strong party with defectors. Today they hop in, tomorrow they might hop out. This makes PAS and DAP so different from PKR. What happens in Perak is just an appetizer. I think the main course will follow suit very soon.

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Anyone from BN can claim to defect to Pakatan, it is when election time and they are not chosen as candidate is where we see the true color.

If they are sincere, they then can stay as member and not ask to be given a seat to run.

If they can accept that, then maybe, otherwise sorry to say they are BN agent waiting to jump when the time comes.

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Let bury UMNO for GOD's sake!

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It's a good move against the Malaysian pirates a.k.a. UMNO warlords ! ! ! !

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You don't jump party when you are the people's representitive, that's the difference.
And the Perak case is not the same, they were totally unreacheable for many days then suddenly pop-out in the media with najib, and they don't have any acceptable reasons and never explain why they defect, clever Malaysian should know how to evaluate the difference.

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ali rustam !!! When are you going to throw a big feast, now that your prayers have been answered ??? Don't forget us.

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With this gigantic defection I hope PR-PKR will win the Bukit Selambau by-election with a bigger majority.

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