Just could not stand this type of man. No balls at all. Pay a lot of respects to Dr Toh Kin Woon. He is a real man. So the party lose a man and gain a pondan.
So Gerakan has the men in it who has no balls. Sick.
PETALING JAYA: Gerakan vice-president Huan Cheng Guan, who has been suspended for three years, said he will not join any opposition party even if he were to quit his party.
He however criticised the party’s decision to suspend him.
Gerakan’s central working committee (CWC) decided on the suspension last Friday for what it said were Huan’s open attacks against the party and its leadership.
Huan claimed he was not given a chance to defend himself because he was not asked to attend the CWC meeting, and neither was he informed about his suspension until he received a letter from the party’s secretary-general Teng Chang Yeow on Saturday morning.
On May 29, Huan had told the media that he would quit the party in three weeks, citing disillusionment with the leadership for refusing to heed the lessons from losing Penang to the DAP in the general election last year.
The CWC gave him two weeks to reply to a show-cause letter dated June 1, demanding an explanation for his outburst.
On June 15, Huan said he would remain in the party and was willing to face the consequences for expressing his earlier intention to quit and perhaps join a Chinese-based party that is being registered.
So Gerakan has the men in it who has no balls. Sick.
PETALING JAYA: Gerakan vice-president Huan Cheng Guan, who has been suspended for three years, said he will not join any opposition party even if he were to quit his party.
He however criticised the party’s decision to suspend him.
Gerakan’s central working committee (CWC) decided on the suspension last Friday for what it said were Huan’s open attacks against the party and its leadership.
Huan claimed he was not given a chance to defend himself because he was not asked to attend the CWC meeting, and neither was he informed about his suspension until he received a letter from the party’s secretary-general Teng Chang Yeow on Saturday morning.
On May 29, Huan had told the media that he would quit the party in three weeks, citing disillusionment with the leadership for refusing to heed the lessons from losing Penang to the DAP in the general election last year.
The CWC gave him two weeks to reply to a show-cause letter dated June 1, demanding an explanation for his outburst.
On June 15, Huan said he would remain in the party and was willing to face the consequences for expressing his earlier intention to quit and perhaps join a Chinese-based party that is being registered.
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