It’s rather difficult to gain credibility
in blogging especially blogging about Malaysian politics. To be recognized as a
credible blog and emerge as one of the prominent political bloggers to
shape the political scenario, the bloggers must be capable
being believed.
Often than not, most political
bloggers look unprofessional and can be categorized as unethical bloggers or
more specifically “go bloggers”.
The “go
blogger”in general was seen as the destructive
media. Being incredible, the blog is not as what it claimed to be so prominent
to politics although it inexorably intertwined with the political issues.
Observing
the issue, the act of "go blogger" prurient fixation against the former president Datuk
Seri Ong Tee Keat once again can be seen as purely hypocritical
and destructive to BN.
As MCA president, Chua
Soi Lek
condemned
the behavior of pro-Umno bloggers who he claimed were only interested in
“scoops and spinning” rather than helping out his party.
Dr
Chua had blamed the pro-Umno blogger who published his remarks against former
president Datuk Seri Ong Tee Keat for starting the public tiff between the two,
claiming that the chat had been behind closed doors.
“They
obviously do not honor what was discussed ... It was a closed door interaction
to talk about MCA’s preparation for general election,” Dr Chua explained in a
press conference.
“It
was just a chit-chat; some were in a joking form ... So obviously they have no
reporting ethics.”
“I
would like to condemn their behavior, and the fact that they broke that
promise,” Dr Chua referring to the bloggers’ pledge not to publish any of his
remarks that was made in a friendly manner.
By
betraying the mutual trust and respect placed between them, Dr Chua claimed
that he will be more wary of pro-Umno bloggers and their motives in the future.
On Thursday, Dr Chua had suggested to a group of pro-Umno bloggers
at his office that his rival and predecessor Datuk Seri Ong Tee Keat may quit
the party if there is no clear winner to the next general election.
According
to a pro-Umno blogger who attended the meeting, Dr Chua had said there were
factions in MCA and the only way to overcome this would be to work hard.
“Revisiting
the issue of factionalism and lack of support, he spoke bluntly about the Ong
Tee Keat faction trying to sabotage him in Melaka. Dr Chua feels that if there
is a hung Parliament after the general elections, Ong Tee Keat may just pack
his bags and leave. Like Chua Jui Ming,” the BLOGGER wrote on his blog.
In
response, Ong took a swipe at Chua via Facebook saying he pitied the MCA
president and suggested that he seek psychiatric treatment.
“I
really pity him. This is just a fresh round of OTK-bashing, a cyclical
recurrence of d same symptom during festive season, more so b4 GE13. He needs
help from a psychiatrist perhaps,” Ong wrote on his Facebook.
The
question remains: Who can stand as a candidate in a general election without the
consent of the party president?
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