4.2.09
What do you make of it...??
There's a new party in Perak called PPP - Parti Porak Peranda as called by Rocky in his post. All this crossing over was fun to watch initially but when Nasaruddin jumped over and JUMPED BACK to BN...Gosh...how lame can you be... it's fine if you have a change of opinion for the first time, but twice...? That's like you have no spine...sorry to say.
And we are in the economic crisis right now...people are retrenched all over the world... jobless, VSS options given out...and the best they can do is PPP??
Grow up Malaysian government, be it the opposition or any other parties for that matter...we have mouths to feed, a country to run... Wake up and do your part as chosen leaders... the time has come for a change for the better... But PLEASE...no more defections....!! * sigh
17.7.08
Anwar vs Shabeery
Having watched Anwar and Shabeery debate on Awani yesterday... it was refreshing. I have not seen Anwar on TV that personal since during his 'golden' days and after that during the time he was charged with sodomy and bribery allegations. Anyway, I was still an ignorant student back then... I still thought money grew on trees... :-)
What crossed my mind then still crossed my mind yesterday during the debate : He is still one good looking guy...LOL...But I digress. In the debate, if you ask my personal and humble opinion, Anwar made more sense than Shabeery did. And he showed professionalism and maturity by not reacting to some personal attacks I saw Shabeery made about him. And I came to the one and only conclusion:
.Shabeery was not the match for Anwar.
He simply wasn't. Having taken a neutral stance on a lot of political incidences that has happened before, I would have to agree that Anwar gave a better and more sound defence and solution to everyone. Implementation..? That might have to be proven. But as far as theory of leadership is concerned, I got him. And if I did, I believe a lot of other people did too. It is a shame that BN does not see that it is not a miracle the Malaysian seek, it is simple and honest truth. Evading has always been the style of government officials since I learnt to walk. But if they are not careful, they might lose the trust of a lot of Malaysians. Evasion does not work anymore. It is time for more direct and to the truth strategies...Say goodbye to " Bos takde, encik boleh datang esok?" kind of explanations, not caring whether the person came from Timbuktu to get a consult from an official...
But again, I digress... ;-)
* Note: This is just a personal opinion who has no political interest whatsoever...So please don't sue me...hehehe...
