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MCA has broken its decades old tradition of having white uniforms in favour of navy blue t-shirts – BN's colours – for its delegates attending the party's 59th annual general assembly (AGM).
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On the back of the t-shirts are various messages meant to counter its arch nemesis DAP's campaign slogan “Ubah(Change)”.
"This is very good, it can counter Pakatan Rakyat propaganda, especially DAP's Ubah because negative propaganda like the opposition's often has a stronger impact than positive ones," remarked a delegate.
Some t-shirts had the phrase “Say NO to PAS Hudud” and “Ubah? Bankrupt in 2 years” written on the back.
Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak, the guest of honour to officiate the event, also showed up in a blue t-shirt.
The party also sought display their battle-readiness to Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak who will be officiating the opening of the AGM this morning.
The premier who has described the next polls as a "live and death" battle for BN also arrived clad in the blue T-shirt.
He was welcomed with chants of "Ah Jib Kor boleh" and "I love PM" banners as he entered the MCA headquarters.
"This is very good, it can counter Pakatan Rakyat propaganda, especially DAP's Ubah because negative propaganda like the opposition's often has a stronger impact than positive ones," remarked a delegate.
Some t-shirts had the phrase “Say NO to PAS Hudud” and “Ubah? Bankrupt in 2 years” written on the back.
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The party also sought display their battle-readiness to Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak who will be officiating the opening of the AGM this morning.
The premier who has described the next polls as a "live and death" battle for BN also arrived clad in the blue T-shirt.
He was welcomed with chants of "Ah Jib Kor boleh" and "I love PM" banners as he entered the MCA headquarters.
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