So, who gives Ku Li the idea he can unseat Najib?
Is he the most ideal to replace Najib?
If the source of Ku Li's encouragement came from the opposition with the collusion of the few moles in BN, who are unhappy with not being rewarded anything substantial by the PM, in all probability, the scheme is doomed.
Ku Li needs to collect at least a minimum of 23 of BN MPs to join the opposition to support him.
For all intents and purposes he would cease to be a Prime Minister from the BN, but a man who would have to be subservient to the opposition to keep himself in office.
Are there 23 disgruntled BN MPs, just enough to stage a mutiny against Najib?
Not likely!
I would put it at not more than 10 greedy hyenas in the pack and most are the decrepit old buggers, who had been in elected office too long and have become addicted to the lucrative profession and can't let go. I will not named them now, but I have reliable source who knows who they are.
Ku Li is again being sent on a wild goose chase by a few disgruntled UMNO MPs, who think not of their country first but of themselves.
The scheme can only succeed if there is more than 50 % of BN MPs want Najib out.
Like Anwar, he aspires to be PM for a long time, but unlike Anwar he knows the law of probability might not be on his side.
Is he the most ideal to replace Najib?
If the source of Ku Li's encouragement came from the opposition with the collusion of the few moles in BN, who are unhappy with not being rewarded anything substantial by the PM, in all probability, the scheme is doomed.
Ku Li needs to collect at least a minimum of 23 of BN MPs to join the opposition to support him.
For all intents and purposes he would cease to be a Prime Minister from the BN, but a man who would have to be subservient to the opposition to keep himself in office.
Are there 23 disgruntled BN MPs, just enough to stage a mutiny against Najib?
Not likely!
I would put it at not more than 10 greedy hyenas in the pack and most are the decrepit old buggers, who had been in elected office too long and have become addicted to the lucrative profession and can't let go. I will not named them now, but I have reliable source who knows who they are.
Ku Li is again being sent on a wild goose chase by a few disgruntled UMNO MPs, who think not of their country first but of themselves.
The scheme can only succeed if there is more than 50 % of BN MPs want Najib out.
Like Anwar, he aspires to be PM for a long time, but unlike Anwar he knows the law of probability might not be on his side.
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