The new Cabinet line up has started their operations. All I can say is they are focussing on the younger generation now. It’s a good strategy and should have been realised long time ago.
I still remembered reading the Prime Minister’s statement in a newspaper after BN lost to Pakatan Rakyat in their wrest to secure Bukit Gantang and Bukit Selambau seats. He said that the approach used by BN was old, and outdated. BN needed new approach to tackle the people and regain their trust. However he did not disclosed the new approach that would be used by the ruling party in their mission to get people’s support.
Now, from what I see, and as I understands it, Malaysians are unpredictable.
They know they need a strong government to lead them, to give them better lives, but they refused to support them. When something goes wrong, the blame would always be on the ruling government. That’s how they make the conclusion that the government or BN, is wrong and unefficient. (Well, there are more nasty words that they used, but these two words is enough to sum-up the whole thing, I guess..)
All they know is that the government must help them, provide education to their children with free textbooks, no school fees, give them bonusses every year, or to make long story short — give them the best thing for the cheapest prices. Exora, for instant. The latest MPV was launched by the Prime Minister on April 15, 2009. For me, the price is reasonable enough. But, there are still voices who claimed that the price was too high and started to make up the worse stories about the project. Okay, nobody force you to buy the MPV. Just go buy whatever you want. The weird thing is, when some people hated toyota or nissan, they never bad-mouthed the brand or expressed their dissatisfaction to the whole world via internet. But, when it comes to Proton or other local brands, they will work to mar the good name of the brand like they were paid for it. It’s like shooting a flying bird. They will keep trying until the bird really got shot and die.
What will happen then? Is the opposition will open a new factory where more than 10,000 people can work and feed their families, give them hope for better future and make Malaysia known for a brand internationally?
Oh yes, they did have a brand well-known internationally, Anwar Ibrahim. Known for his controversies, conspiracy and causing chaos in his own country. He put no stop to it, and still continue his efforts at this very moment. I say he did succeed in causing stir in this country. And got the people confused about his genuine political purpose. But still, people believe in his words.
How he implement his strategy in taking over the country?
– He asked his wife to give him her seat which was given by the people to his wife. (I wonder what the Permatang Pauh voters really thinking?)
– He encourage former Perak MB to mess with the Royalties
– He encourage his supporters to take it to the street in expressing their dissatisfaction (so Malaysia is becoming Indonesia and Thailand and people are living in fear)
– He uses issues to divert people’s attention on other bigger issues – eg. Eli Wong nude pictures to divert people’s attention on Pakatan Rakyat’s treachery against the Sultan
– And he lets all his puppets to do the work – DAP, PAS and his subordinates in PKR – he is invisible!
That’s why people don’t see him doing the dirty works. He is just being the mastermind. Clever, huh?
But what this brand will do if he is ruling the country? They said they will give free water, incentives for children who excel in their studies, lower the oil prices, give bonusses, longer maternity leave, etc. Sounds good? Yes, indeed they are.
But what happen now?
They have consented to have a nude assemblywoman on board to promote tourism (clíche), they force the people to use limited amount of water or they will raise the water tariff, no incentive have been distributed (yet), they let workers being retrenched without even trying to stabilise the economy in their states etc. And they leave it to the ruling government to settle the problem they raised. And who will be marked as the bad guy? The ruling government, yes.
And for the Prime Minister wannabe, he could not even decide on one name to replace the Pulau Pinang Deputy Chief Minister I, who resign on April 16 after he was alleged of involving in corruption.
That what was also happen in Bukit Lanjan. When there is controversy or problems arise, they just quit! As easy as ABC. They think they are working in a company where they can make money as long as nobody talked about them. But when someone talks, they just could not bear the pressure, and they quit! Just like that!
Well, where actually they put the people then? Just to ensure their victory in elections? So, all of the promises they made during the campaign were just empty promises? And yet, people fall for it? I could not believe it!
This shows how easy it will be for Malaysians to sell Malaysia to other hands! Wow!
Well Malaysians, do you really know who are you voting for?
Eminent Outlook 