Support For PM Hits Zero, UMNO Folks Say At Last Diapers Will Be Changed

This morning an sms from a ranking UMNO person said "heard the bird will be flying off soon".  

There is also that most recent Politweet survey or something that shows only 5.83% of 640 respondents support Najib as PM.  

Before the Sarawak Report and the Wall Street Journal released those details about the PM's personal bank accounts, the guy was already the most unpopular PM in our history.  But there were still some die hard prepaid supporters who put up a lame fight.

Now after the personal bank account details, after that pembantu who deposited cash into the Walrus's accounts expose, even the prepaids are rethinking their position and situation.  

The support for Najib is now very, very limited. It is practically zero. 

It is limited only to those who get paid money. Or who get projects. (Same lah).  This is a very small and shrinking circle.

The politicians are thinking three times. When the pirate ship starts to go down (it already is), will they be picked up by the lifeboats? Or will they be left to drown?

The koporats are thinking fourteen times. After the pirate ship goes down, the new captains will be tied with chains to the nearest coconut tree. 

Everything they do will be scrutinised. Every single contract that has been awarded will also be scrutinised.

There may be a South African style Justice Commission that will be set up to go through and pick off all the wrongdoers. 

So do the koporats still want to be identified with a sinking pirate ship?

I was at Tun Dr Mahathir's recent buka puasa cum 90th birthday party on Friday 10 July 2012. 

I was surprised to see some koporats in attendance whom I have not seen in a while.  One oil and gas guy is being hit by serious cashflow issues in the industry.   The banker guy (yup it was THAT bank) looked pretty uneasy.  

But for me the biggest presence (literally) was this "as big as a house" guy on the left :

Salim Iskandar aka the blogger Parpukari (left) mengucap dua kalimah syahadah masuk Islam depan Tun Dr Mahathir, disaksikan OSTB dan Apanama. I am sure he will call me for this.

When this picture was taken I knew exactly how I was going to use it. So I could not help smiling there in the picture.

Here is a rehash of a beautiful early 20th century poem by the Nobel Laureatte Rabindranath Tagore :

'The raindrops fell quietly on the mountains and said 'Father, we are thy sons come back to thee from the heavens'.  

Some doors never shut.