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Saturday, October 10, 2009

NEW WAVE Power Marketing

Hi Everyone,

This is a personal invite to you, to join the latest marketing and matrix program for FREE before it is officially launched at the end of October.


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As well as these great products they also have a small 4x4 matrix attached which means that members can earn over $1000 per account they have, plus they will also receive $1 for every personal referral they receive to infinity. I would like to invite you to take two positions before it is launched:


Please also feel free to promote this and invite people to sign up under your own link and ask them to take 2 positions as well. This is a FREE pre-launch, so all members can join for free until we launch on October 31st. Members will be then be invited to upgrade according to the level of the overall matrix they are in. This will eliminate any lost downline and commissions and will also encourage more upgrades, and at $12 per spot, who wouldn't.

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Sign up for free using this link below and start inviting members under your own link as soon as.



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You will find promotional resources for your use in your 'New Wave Power Marketing' account.

Thank you for taking the time to read this and for SIGNING UP FOR FREE in this great program.

To your success.

Admin
New Wave Power Marketing

Saturday, October 3, 2009

Umno losing faith in Barisan partners


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KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 3 — Umno’s patience and confidence with the current power-sharing agreement with its partners in Barisan Nasional is wearing thin, judging by sentiments expressed during a closed-door retreat in Janda Baik.

During this rare three-day gathering of Umno divisions, which ended yesterday, a common refrain heard was that Umno should be less generous in giving up Malay-majority seats to representatives of MCA, MIC, Gerakan and other component parties.

The general view among division chiefs was that the component parties were much weaker than Umno and would not be able to swing votes from the non-Malays or the Malays.

In contrast, a strong Umno was better placed to win in Malay-majority seats.

The Malaysian Insider understands that party president Datuk Seri Najib Razak and senior party officials who attended the retreat — aimed at boosting the morale of grassroots leaders — were non-committal on the request for Umno to be less charitable in seat allocation with BN component parties.

If they do agree, it would represent a major departure from the power-sharing agreement that has been the hallmark of the BN coalition, and could be the death knell of MCA, MIC, PPP and Gerakan — political parties which have been allowed to field candidates in Malay-majority seats across Peninsular Malaysia.

Several Umno officials who attended the retreat told The Malaysian Insider that the most important consideration should be to field a candidate who can enhance the possibility of victory at the next general election.

“If a seat has 55 or 60 per cent Malay voters, it makes sense to field an Umno candidate. In the last election, we gave seats in Perak and Selangor to other parties and they were not able to deliver.

"These parties still have internal issues and will not be able to deliver the votes from the non-Malays. So it will be better if an Umno candidate is fielded to try and get the maximum possible support from Malay voters,” said an official, who requested anonymity due to the retreat being a closed-door affair.

During the retreat, officials were also in agreement that Umno’s/BN’s fortunes rested on the ruling party strengthening its standing among Malay voters — a backhanded acknowledgment that it was not pinning much hopes on getting support from non-Malays at the next general election.

This sentiment is consistent with the growing right-wing tendencies that party officials have exhibited in recent months.

There was little substantive discussion on how the party can reach out to Chinese and Indians who Umno officials have alienated in recent months.

Still, the mood during the retreat was one of optimism with Kelantan Umno declaring that it would be able to snare the state from PAS at the next polls. PAS has been helming the state since 1990 but Umno officials from Kelantan believe that the momentum is swinging their way.

Also confident was Perak’s Datuk Zambry Abdul Kadir. Beneficiary of a power grab, he was certain that Umno/BN would be able to hold on to the state.

Less hopeful about their future prospects were Umno representatives from Penang and Selangor.