May God Bless 1Malaysia…!

chengho :the beginning of the end for PKR , not to mention PRM still legally exist .

Well, it isn’t over until it’s really over…

chengho :why China so successful becoming superpower both economy and military ; strong and no nonsence leadership , google can move out from China , they don’t care they have baidu..

Still giving ideas to Umno that Malaysia should be a one-party state like the People’s Republic of China?

This precedent law can further be extrapolated to imply that the incumbent Prime Minister can also be sacked by the Yang Dipertuan Agong, so long as a competitor is able to show strong evidence to the Yang Dipertuan Agong that the competitor is able to command the majority confidence of the Parliament in order to replace the incumbent Prime Minister.

What are you waiting for now, Ku Li? You should quickly start a campaign in order to mobilise the signatures of the MPs who are willing to give you full support in your coup attempt to overthrow Najib. I believe most MPs of Pakatan Rakyat will give you full support in this coup attempt of yours. You just need to gather several more votes from among the MPs of Barisan Nasional or Independent then you will be able to bag home the powerful post of Prime Minister of Malaysia.

I trust that majority Malaysian people will prefer you to Najib as the choice of the Prime Minister. May you have the best luck in this coup attempt, Ku Li!

Any hope of Pakatan Rakyat taking the country out from the valley of racial/religious bigotry by its “New Politics” is fast receding – if PR unravels/implodes (faster than UMNO/BN)due to a resurgence of the kind of politics of the likes of Zulkifli Nordin and his ilk taking advantage of the vacumn of leadership on Anwar Ibrahim’s part.

I refer in particular to TheMalaysianInsider report of Feb 8 (Quote) — “Kulim-Bandar Baharu Member of Parliament Zulkifli Nordin of Parti Keadilan Rakyat (PKR) predicts there will be mass resignations from PKR in the next two or three weeks. He said this could be due to members losing faith in PKR’s leadership for ignoring their complaints about the DAP, a component member of the PKR-DAP-PAS alliance (Pakatan Rakyat). “Such complaints have been around for a long time…since Pakatan Rakyat was formed.” “Internal channels have been used but no action has been forthcoming,” he said in the “Soal Jawab” talkshow aired by TV3 tonight. He said DAP was not needed in the opposition coalition and that the party was a “thorn in the flesh” to the alliance. Asked about the risks of expelling DAP from Pakatan Rakyat as the coalition would lose power in some states, Zulkifli said such risks must be taken as what was important was the nation and the people.
Besides this, Zulkifli also said PAS and PKR should enter into talks with Umno on Islamic issues without holding any prejudices.
“Whoever champions Islam is our friend, no matter PKR, PAS or Umno,” he said.
(Unquote).

Lim Sue Goan of The MalaysianInsider observes/questions, “Anwar has been over believing in his personal charisma. He is laisser-faire and always sweep problems under the carpet. Such a poor leadership style has eventually caused him, PKR and Pakatan Rakyat a price to pay. Before facing the second sodomy allegation, Anwar had enough of time to do something to the party’s discipline and organisation. He has no talent in leading. He allowed one after another political rebel to succeed and he said that actions would be taken on them, but nothing have been done so far. There must be a reason for Anwar to not taking actions on trouble makers in the party. And now, he has to be in court everyday, how would he still have time to curb discipline problems? He can only leave it.”

Good guys like Zaid is on 6 months leave dissatisfied with Anwar’s support of Azmin whilst Zulkifli who makes statements in BN’s media (TV 3) PKR’s Tan Tee Beng, Datuk Zahrain Mohd Hashim, Wee Choo Keong who attack Lim Guan Eng remain without being disciplined…At the rate PKR is imploding and Nik Aziz’s sending signal of willingness to talk to UMNO over Islam, whither (quo vadis) Pakatan Rakyat?

What I would like to ask respectfully is, so now what? You were within the system and witnessed its systemic decline and rot. For the first time in perhaps the last two or three years, yur voice of dissent is beginning to reverberate across the hills and reaching the masses. Now, so what?

You do have within yr hands that influence and appeal to the masses. Now, so what?

You have asked young people to rise and answer the clarion call for change. There is a need for leadership, vision, imagination and some people who can blaze the trail. perhaps, if anyone can, besides our black-eyed Anwar, you can! Now, so what?

The people are so pissed off with the Tun M-Pak Lah-Najib triumvirate that helmed the country and contributed to its rot from the 1970s till today. Now u can retire because, if u like, age is not on yr side and settle back to be a mere blogger and armchair politician or….if u can read the minds of the weeping millions….now, so what?

So what Ku Li, so what?

ekans :
The day of Tunku’s funeral was not even declared a public holiday.

Well, please ask Bakuthir!! Nobody better and above Bakuthir in Bodonland! Hope, Bakuthir’s death without the Public Holiday, too!!!