Malaysia is stumbling because of its iniquity.
Correction, the iniquity of those charlatans who masquerade as leaders, spraying, spouting, (whatever) and drowning the people with their version of the truth.
We need new leaders.
Definitely, a new ‘Malaysian Official 1'.
A new inspiring leader who can shake up lifeless hearts and strengthen the yearning for justice, once again, in our beloved motherland.
Our present ‘Malaysian Official 1' has, persistently, betrayed us, Malaysians.
He has lied to us.
He has allegedly stolen from us.
But, he will not die, for us.
Rather, all of us will be burned alive at the stake, while he goes on riding the gravy train along with those poor, corrupted souls whom he has won over to the devil.
We need a whole new lot of leaders; we desperately do. We have no time to waste.
We are not a product of chance.
We are Malaysians, whose founding fathers, some eons ago, fought for us to be, free and not to end up a police state!
They fought for a free Malaysia.
One that would be plural, yet united in diversity; richly so.
Tunku Abdul Rahman, rightly said, “We are all Malaysians. This is the bond that unites us. Let us always remember that unity is our fundamental strength as a people and as a nation.”
Tan Cheng Lock, way back in 1926, had this to say, “Our ultimate political goal should be a united self-governing British Malaya... fostering and creating a true Malayan spirit and a consciousness among its people to the complete elimination of racial and communal feeling.”
VT Sambanthan reminded those who were debating on the draft constitution of the Federal Legislative Council, on July 10, 1957, “We belong to a plural society, and we should always remember that in such a society, we have to recognize that psychology has its own place. It is not enough if one’s own attitude towards a problem is good. It is necessary that we should see what reaction, what effect it would have on members of different communities.”
We can see, from above, all these true, blue Malaysians, irrespective of creed and colour, had just a common goal. No one had any vested interests. They all bravely, sincerely and humbly fought for all Malaysians, just so that all of us could be free - to, no longer live under a colonial regime.
Spiral to a police state?
But, come Aug 1, when the controversial National Security Act is set to be in force, will Malaysia down spiral to a police state?
Will the Act, which did not receive royal assent (treasonous, no?) be the death of what’s left of democracy in Malaysia?
It is the death of democratic Malaysia.
How far have we regressed?
We really need to cry for Malaysia.
Malaysia is... no more?
We need to go back to square one.
We need to uproot and to pull down; to build and to plant.
Let’s go back to the vision of our founding fathers.
Let’s daringly oppose general indifference.
Let’s shake our legs, no more!
The present charlatans at the helm espouse the ugly strategy of ‘divide-and-rule’, contrary to what our founding fathers had given up their whole lives for.
This has resulted in a governance of a comedy of sorts, or rather, errors.
These clowns at the helm, like most ‘Drumpfs’, just feel (Feelings, nothing more than feelings...), but know not the hard, cold facts or the reality, that Malaysia is or meant to be.
These ‘Drumpfs’ have run out of idea of practising real democracy, hence, we are now heading towards a police state, incarcerated by our own, not any foreign power!
What happened to the best democracy in the world?
Espousing ‘unity in diversity’
Michelle Obama, the real First Lady of the USA, couldn’t have said it better when she emphatically endorsed Hilary Clinton by including this, “We are, always, stronger, together.”
See, a real First Lady, would espouse ‘unity in diversity’, not ‘divide-and -rule’!
What happened to the Malaysian spirit of her youth?
Our motherland, our young and their future are held to ransom for Birkins, penthouses, parties, holidays, etc, etc, of ‘Malaysia Official 1' and his cohorts?
Has this band of thieves forsaken us for what is worthless?
Soon, nothing is worthwhile any more in Malaysia...
We are drowned in debts.
Shootings, killings, every other day. Is life so cheap now, in Malaysia?
Some of our youth are now proud to be toting guns, beside their IS comrades.
Why? Why? Why?
They find no more hope in their motherland?
IS is so much more attractive, perhaps; a lot more attractive than a band of thieves who steal from their own.
Our public servants, “Malaysian Officials 1, 2, 3, ...” are no longer seeking the will of their masters or that of their motherland.
Selling lock, stock and barrel of what is Malaysia by drowning her in debts, through their alleged thievery.
Things are so expensive now, even basic food items.
Our ringgit is in no-where land.
The old are worried while the young are anxious.
Every where we go, we hear voices of fear.
Voices of helplessness.
Voices of a people hurt; a people betrayed.
Have we no way out?
Are we just to lie down and cry ourselves to sleep?
To wake up and hope that what's happening is just a really bad dream?
We need every iota of the spirit of our ‘youth’, to fight this malaise gripping our beloved motherland.
We need every right-thinking Malaysian to step up to the plate; to be in total control of our own destiny and not allow those charlatans at the helm, destroy Malaysia till it is no more. (It is almost, no more...)
We need to rid our beloved motherland of those pests, chomping away at the pillars of a Malaysia, our founding fathers had envisioned and fought for us.
We need each and every one of us who call Malaysia, ‘Tanah Tumpah Darahku’, be they common folks like you and I, politicians from across the divide, our beloved royalty (please, we beg of you), every one, please come out to save Malaysia.
Do some thing.
Say some thing.
Do any thing.
Please, please, please save Malaysia.
Thank you and God Bless.
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