So says the weakest Prime Minister in Malaysian history ever (a.k.a. Encik Jellyfish). But I have no doubt in my mind that come the next general election, he will be kissing his seat in Putrajaya goodbye. What can he do in four years anyway? The damage he has done is irreversible.
We need a new administration, no doubt about it.
Here’s a gurindam dedicated to the weakest PM in our Malaysian history. Via SMS:
Panas ku sangka hingga ke petang,
rupanya hujan di tengah hari,
Kelantan ku sangka mudah ditawan,
rupanya ku hilang lima negeri.Sungguh malang nasibku ini,
tiada kampung dan tiada negeri,
Pulau Pinang negeriku ditawan DAP,
tak tahu ke mana hendak membawa diri.Ada baiknya ku undur diri,
bagi peluang kepada Khairy,
sambil ku tumpu kepada isteri,
manalah tahu kot dapat baby!
I think some Penangese Malay do not hurt once in a while:
Ni cek nak habaq ni, nampaknya pilihanraya dah nak mai. PM paling raplah jingga dalam sejarah Malaysia ni dah mula dok pi mai sana, pi mai sini, nak mula kempen lah tu nampaknya. Dahlah dok bagi orang kapiaq ni satu lagi ekstra public holiday. Orang tua tu tak penat ka dok pi mai, pi mai, tapi tang tu jugak? Depa ni mana reti nak paham macamana nak tadbir negara ni. Sapalah nak pilih cucu ulama yang kononnya ada “Islam Hadhari” tapi negara tak aman-aman jugak? Nak ketegaq jugak lawan hukum Allah, ni lah kejadahnya yang diterima.
Hangpa ni, dalam pilihanraya yang akan datang, buatlah pilihan yang bijak noh. Sapa tak suka PAS, ramai-ramailah pakat dok pi pangkah dia. Ada paham?
Now we have to good reason to call Malaysia as a police state. Seems that the modus operandi of this administration is to silence all voices that oppose them. I am pretty sure that Encik Jellyfish probably did not have the balls to think of this “idea” himself, but was most likely influenced in his decision from a directive on the Fourth Floor (and we know who leads that “division”, hmm?).
Climate of fear has arrived in Malaysia, the FiraunLAH style.