Dear Tan Sri Muhyuddin
1. I refer to your many press statements defending the abolishment of PPSMI. Among others you said that it is what majority of the parents wanted. Your statement is rather misleading as I have never heard of any official studies being done among parents on what we, the parents want for our kids with regards to PPSMI.
2. If you are referring to one research paper done by a professor at UPSI, then I would say that you have made a decision based on a biased and skewed objective. The conclusion of the paper is so defective that the value of the research is nothing more than the price of toilet paper.
3. Tan Sri, I challenge you to prove that what you say is indeed a fact. I challenge you to instruct the Registrar of PIBG to instruct all PIBG to conduct and EGM ask the parents to decide either they want to retain PPSMI or otherwise. This is a fair thing to do.
4. In my last posting, I had openly states that I and my family will not vote BN because the Government failed to give the people the right to chose. I want to reaffirm my commitment to that stand because the government had made a popular political decision and not what is important for the nation.
5. Tan Sri, be fair and be a man. Give yourself the opportunity to hear the voice of the parents directly. I dare you. Thank you.
SPECIAL APPEAL
Dear readers
Tun Mahathir in his writing in his blog says that he will inform the government on the finding of his online poll in his blog with regards to PPSMI.
May I suggest that you go to his website, Che Det, and do the following:
(a) Cast your vote
(b) Place a comment in his blog by asking Tun M to pass a message to Najib whether you will still vote BN in the next GE in view of the government decision to abolish PPSMI.
We must appreciate that PPSMI died because of politics and it can only be revived in the same manner.
Dr Mohamed Rafick bin Abdul Rahman
