MALAYSIAN FUCKING LEADERS (of THE RULING PARTY) ARE ELECTED BY THE RAKYAT (as VOTERS) TO LEAD i.e. TO BE OUR GOOD, TRUSTED & HONEST LEADERS.
THAT'S WHAT THE RAKYAT HOPE FOR. COMMON WISHING AND HOPING.
BUT IN REALITY THEY ARE NOT.
THEY ARE NOT LEADING IN THE RIGHT WAY or DIRECTION or RIGHT PATH or ON THE RIGHT TRACK.
INFACT THEY'RE NOT LEADING = INSTEAD MISLEADING us the RAKYAT.
HOW CAN WE [RAKYAT as VOTERS] ELECT THEM TO BECOME OUR GOOD, TRUSTED & HONEST LEADERS? WHEN ACTUALLY THEY'RE NOT.
INFACT THEY BETRAY US OUTRIGHTLY - BY MISLEAD US IN EVERY ASPECT.
THEY DON'T LEAD - INSTEAD THEY MISLEAD US.
THIS IS TOTAL BETRAYAL.
THEY BETRAY OUR (RAKYAT'S) TRUST.
THAT'S WHY PEOPLE LOSE RESPECT TOTALLY & PEOPLE DON'T TRUST ANYMORE THOSE FILTHY RICH AND CORRUPTED MINISTERS and MPs ADUNs and CORRUPTED POLITICIANS OF THE HIGHEST ORDER [be that whether they're DATUKs, DATUK SERI, TANSRIs, or TUNs for that matter - TO HELL WITH THEIR TITLES].
MAY GOD CURSE UPON THOSE CORRUPTED FILTHY RICH MINISTERS AND POLITICIANS AND CONDEMN THEM ALL - HERE AND IN HEREAFTER.
'cut-n-paste' respond from one blog speaks by itself as per below:
written by cahaya, January 15, 2009 22:09:02
“We need to restore confidence in our basic institutions, our leadership, the integrity of the Federation, the rule of law and our national Constitution. This is of a piece with the vital economic confidence needed to unleash credit, investment and consumption, and get everyone working. We need to restore confidence in Malaysia. . . The country can no longer afford a political class out of touch with reality that trades on yesterday’s political insecurities and a government that has forgotten its purpose. We need a renewal of leadership as a first step to restoring true confidence.” - - Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah, “How Malaysia can cope with and overcome the effects of the global economic crisis”, 15 Jan. 2009.
In other words, Malaysians must elect new Members of Parliament (persons who are competent, transparent and accountable) to replace leaders who are out of touch with reality and out of ideas. For a start, KT voters should vote for PAS candidate Abdul Wahid Endut (for his integrity and competence), so that he can represent Kuala Terengganu in Parliament.
Earlier today, Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah gave a Luncheon address at ASLI Strategic Outlook Forum. He expressed his concern that:
“. . here in Malaysia we have run out of time for politically manipulated messaging and sugar coated evasions. . . we will not be spared the effects of the global economic crisis. Our leaders only undermine the government’s credibility when they paint an alternative reality for us. . . We do have a problem. Now we need to acknowledge that we are not in good shape to deal with it. After early decades of rapid progress, it looks like that economic growth has flattened, our public delivery system calcified and our economic leadership run out of ideas. . .”
Tengku Razaleigh went on to suggest two programmes and an enabling set of reforms. He concluded his speech with the following words:
Tengku Razaleigh went on to suggest two programmes and an enabling set of reforms. He concluded his speech with the following words:
“We need to restore confidence in our basic institutions, our leadership, the integrity of the Federation, the rule of law and our national Constitution. This is of a piece with the vital economic confidence needed to unleash credit, investment and consumption, and get everyone working. We need to restore confidence in Malaysia. . . The country can no longer afford a political class out of touch with reality that trades on yesterday’s political insecurities and a government that has forgotten its purpose. We need a renewal of leadership as a first step to restoring true confidence.” - - Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah, “How Malaysia can cope with and overcome the effects of the global economic crisis”, 15 Jan. 2009.
In other words, Malaysians must elect new Members of Parliament (persons who are competent, transparent and accountable) to replace leaders who are out of touch with reality and out of ideas. For a start, KT voters should vote for PAS candidate Abdul Wahid Endut (for his integrity and competence), so that he can represent Kuala Terengganu in Parliament.
