Critical Thoughts

Like the majority of Malaysians, I was eager to see the live telecast of our very first political debate which copied the American version of televised debate and so I actually waited until the very moment for the live event over Astro Awani at exactly 9 pm sharp. I must commend both the Information Minister dan DSAI for their impeccable behaviour during the debate: both were smiling and shaking hands at the end of the debate. No stones were thrown at each other and no physical blows were exchanged. I have to admit that I am impressed with the eloquence of the Information Minister, who was certainly notches above the previous Information Minister. Our politics certainly have matured a lot after the political tsunami of 8th March. Such a thing would be unimaginable ten years ago, much less televised.

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Obviously this person is adopting a “holier-than-thou” attitude and probably thinks that I do not have any concern for the well-being of my sister, an assumption which is blatantly false. You see, unlike some people who think that I force religion down people’s throats, I do not and will not intend to do any such thing. For what it is worth, I did my part and when the time is right, she will follow God’s command to the letter. In the end, she has to come to that decision herself. Its no use forcing her to wear it if she does not want to.

To the betina anjing who calls herself “maya”: You are probably the most sickest individual that I have come across thus far commenting on this blog and involving my sister in your personal grudge against me. Your presence is NOT WELCOMED here on my blog. Stay away, you bitch!

I am amazed that this man, who is of Javanese descent, could actually defend his actions in handing out brooms to his civil servants during his time in power. It is a well-known Javanese superstition that you should never, ever, play with a broom (especially handing them out as “gifts”) or it will bring you bad luck. I am sure that he very well knows about this but is pretending to be stupid.

I am not saying that I actually believe in this Javanese superstition but point to note: he lost his Menteri Besar post, didn’t he?