I beg to differ. DSAI is not unstable nor is he schizo. He merely took a calculated risk. As I’ve mentioned before, should the PM take up his challenge to meet up and view the LIST, more fence sitting MPs will, due to the fear of missing the gravy train, quickly jump ship.

Since the PM after being advised not to take up the dare, refused to meet up with DSAI, the plan failed. This shows the PM does have advisers who give good advice sometimes. DSAI could have pounded on the ‘chicken’ attitude of the PM for not daring to meet up but for some reason did not. He could have taken a page from the dare to swear episode and dared the PM to meet up but he didn’t.

It’s not important if it’s 916 or 1016 or 1116. What is important is the spirit of change amongst the rakyat must be intact. There can be a change for the better. How do we know if it’s better? I don’t. But I know for a fact that all the mismanagement, abuse and corruption, racial disintegration etc. etc. has to be stopped and that’s why we need to send the message that it has to stop.

916 symbolises the Spirit of Change. DSAI is the one who gave us this hope that things can be better. Is he too impatient to be PM? Is he power hungry, unstable or schizo? SO WHAT IF HE IS IF HE CAN BRING HOPE FOR CHANGE?

zak, who have we left to fight a corrupt government if not DSAI for he is the only right now to command the support and respect of the majority. You? Me? Alan-T? I think you jest when you ridicule the effect of DSAI.

>> Parliament started yesterday….nothing happened. Dates keeps being postponed. ??????

Anwar, true to his unstable and schizophrenic nature is simply buying time to delay his inevitable political demise. I say that you Alan have more of a chance to become PM than Anwar does!

As I said before, Pakatan better start planning for Anwar’s replacement if they want to continue to their winning streak and wrest leadership from BN.

Do anything except give deadlines that cannot be met.

I do not suggest DSAI gives up the fight for Opposition’s or people’s cause or even his ambition to be Prime Minister.

I merely say that he should not undermine his own credibility or give government an excuse to arrest him (for causing economic instability) by repeatedly promising self imposed deadlines of take over the government that he repeatedly fails to meet and fulfill. If he has any strategy keep it quiet until it could be realised. Action speaks louder than words.

In your posts today, are you suggesting DSAI gives up the fight altogether?

What about the INCREASED votes for DSAI from PP by election who wants to see a change? What about these BIGGER groups of people who wants to see a change in Government? This bigger group wants to see DSAI continuing to challenge the Government.

Are you suggesting that DSAI should completely ignore the wishes of this increased majority?

If he doesn’t give a deadline, then, what should he do instead and will this meet Rakyat’s wishes?

If he keeps quiet now, and 3 years later emerge with another deadline, isn’t this clearly worse? What do you expect DSAI to do? Just act as a reporter of the wrongs committed by BN MPs? Does the nation need another reporter or a new leader?

Success will not come easy for DSAI. If he is not persistent, he has zero chance of success.

Foreign investors left Malaysia in droves after 308. This is Rakyat’s choice. This is very obvious from the KLCI. We want a better Malaysia. So what if foreign investors leave Malaysia for a year, 2 years or 3 years, if the end result is we have a better Government for our children and next generations?

I for one believe DSAI should continue to be persistent and not give up. Otherwise, how will you get MPs to cross over then without a deadline or even without mentioning a specific date? The first change is always the hardest change.

For DSAI to keep quiet, and then try to come back 3 to 4 years later would cause a lot of people to distrust DSAI. Corruption is corruption and is wrong, must be highlighted immediately and eliminated. Mismanagement of government resources is mismanagement and must be highlighted and eliminated. It must never be kept quiet. Many mature country leaders have been booted out for crimes far less serious, and DSAI has my full support to continue to set new deadlines until we see a change in government.

Old Observer

PS. As for consolidating the 5 PR States, in my opinion, they have already managed this far better than BN in the other States. They must continue to work to change BN in all States in my opinion and not be so narrow minded to focus only on the 5 States.

The above moves have in a way strengthen ummo, reduce internal fight for no.1 post. Unfortunately Mr Jis the scandalous figure is now getting the highest votes. Even his closest contender Muhiddin (who appears to be a better candidate) supported him and Kuli gets zero vote.

Noted Dsai has to replan his strategy due to the recent development. As Raja Petra previously said, it is up to the rakyat whether able to see beyond all circumstances and continue to support the oppositions. Things in the opposition ruled states may be getting worst due to lack of funding from federal gomen. It is up to the rakyat wisdom to see beyond all circumstances and push for a change in the administration. So stop harping and complaining, especially if your are a leader! Show us some example please!

If we can be easily distracted then we should belong in the BN camp. A revised 2009 budget is urgent and necessary, PR is asking the BN government to respond, so to ease the burden of the Rakyat during this economy downturn. It was a right move because a revised budget is pro-rakyat and all Malaysians support it. We are at a very critical moment where the economy fundamentals must be re-examine, but threatening to take over the government by vote of no-confidence simply creates more hide and seek game from the BN government, thus prolong the Rakyat’s suffering. Should Pakatan Rakyat tabled a no confidence votes for the PM on first day of parliament, then the opposition must have lost their sense of priority.

by the the time they gain UMNO seat, they will loose MP seat… :-)

basically RAKYAT do need this bunch of beruk in the Parliament…

now we’re in the crisis, the Beruk Master said “We’ll SLEEP thru the Recession” dont worry and continue to zzzZZZ….

The people need to be real angry with themselves first, by asking what have I contributed to ask for change ? Don’t be a silent petitioner and hide behind the closet. But be bold and courageous to face reality of living in Malaysia, for no MPs owe us a living. We can blog all we want and urged YB Kit to do this and that but the fact remains that it is business as usual for the ruling regime. So what can we as layman do ? Know the truth and share it with others. When a wrong is committed or scandal being exposed, it will normally not be published in the MSMs, so we need to be the mouth-piece. Convince the fence sitters to see that this nation can ill affords so many wastages and the plundering must be stop at all cost. Be prepare now for the next election to come.

A wrong is a wrong no matter you how we explain it for 9 rights cannot make one wrong, right. We need to win the hearts of the malay youths for a proper change to take place in Malaysia. With at least another million new voters added by next election, the challenge to capture the hearts and minds of the new voters are of upmost importance. Thus, as the saying goes: time and tide waits for no man, we better be prepare for the next election now then lamenting on why YB Anwar’s has not taken over the govt.