Kit is assuming a huge political risk in citing Onn Jaafar and his inclusive vision in Johor if majority Malay bloc still rejects this (esp when coming from a Chinese politician in the Opposition bloc) as they did 61 years ago even when it was raised then by a Malay nationalistic leader as founder of UMNO. It must be remembered that leaders of other Pakatan components (PKR’s Anwar or PAS’s Hadi) have not openly solicited Malay votes based on change in ethnocentric Malay dominance politics. PAS advocates supremacy of the Official Religion tied up inextricably with Malay cultural identity, and hence its primacy, whereas Anwar, on class issues – how by corruption Malay elites benefitted and not the masses but never on Mahathir’s bumi-non bumi dichotomy or on NEP and how it should benefit all (since Anwar’s need based approach assumes Malays by majority are in need and will equally benefit most). Neither openly and empathically advocates that winds of political change are blowing away from race to nation. This does not mean Kit’s sense is misplaced. Today many are young voters who have received education and exposed by the Net. The calculation is that they will constitute the tipping point of change. Certainly that’s how Najib’s advisors similarly interpret the 2008 GE results or else they won’t come out with this 1 Malaysia platform which so far has not taken off (beyond slogan stage) by reason of resistance of his own party warlords delegates and members benefiting from the status quo Ketuanan Order.