Umno Collapses, Brader Anwar's Chances Dim Further

Good morning folks. Have you seen this picture:

In an "Unconditional Surrender"  there are no terms to discuss.

You just accept what is meted out.

Here is some more news :

From FMT here

32 Umno MPs in Peninsular switched allegiance to Dr Mahathir 

5 ready to declare exit from party 

Of the five, two from east coast, rest from Perak, Johor and Selangor.

more Umno MPs are expected to leave their old party

“second wave” of exodus from Umno would happen in stages

36 elected reps, senators, division heads in Sabah left Umno

Salleh Said Keruak, Pandikar Amin Mulia, Anifah Aman  quit 

Musa Aman agreed to the move

Musa’s son Hafez will follow his colleagues out of the party

Sabah Umno general disappointment over closer ties with PAS

Sabah Umno traditionally stay out of race rhetoric

noise from Kuala Lumpur too loud to ignore

Dr Mahathir said several Sabah Umno leaders had approached him 

Sabah Umno elected rep made no secret of meeting with Mahathir

we pledged our support to Mahathir, we told him we would join PPBM

Kadir Jasin claimed 40 MPs from Umno would join PPBM

Dr Mahathir confirmed he met the Sabah UMNO leaders.

Dr Mahathir confirmed he met Sabah Umno leaders last week 

Yes, they met me. They came to tell me they wanted to leave

Dr M said: “If they support, didn’t do anything wrong, we will accept them.”

Dr M said these leaders had to remain independent and support govt 

Here is another picture. These three folks here had lunch at the newest halal Norwegian restaurant in KL.   Its  called  The Quisling.

An invocation to invite or an invitation to Invoke?

Here is another picture: 

Ja-hut is an Orang Asli tribe. But what is Papa doing?

Why cant these folks just be normal?

My comments :  Umno Sabah does not like PAS. I salute them for this. Sabah and Sarawak are perhaps the best examples of what Malaysia should be in terms of social cohesion and neighborliness.  

PAS is not Malaysian. They will never fit.

Having said that, the problem is on the Peninsular. 

The Semenanjung is a big problem. 

Right now the fact that the Semenanjung Malays are politically split is not good for the country. 

Each time the Semenanjung Malays are divided the country has issues.

The Malays must be more united. (There is no such thing as 100% unity). 

But united in what form?

As rabid, foaming at the mouth Pas Pis Pus duds? Certainly not.

As thieving, kniving UMNO low life? Certainly not.

As scheming, totally brain dead Muslim Brotherhood wannabes? No.

As mad Salafis masquerading as good guys? No way.

The country needs decent, hard working, intelligent, progressive Malays to unite.

All other choices will not work.

p.s. Will Hishamuddin stay in UMNO? Someone has to hold the combination to the safe. Thats where the money is kept.