It ‘s politicians themselves who misbehave. Continue reading my anger below…
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The person who glorified Malaysia in the eyes of the world–short spell of course, is in fact the same person that made Malaysia looks ugly today- no other than Mahathir Muhammad. His era was ruled by iron fist, but Malaysians in general tolerated it, with the hope his replacement could rectify the mistakes later. That would the thinking in those days.
Sacking Salleh Abas the Lord President, creating arbitrary law-a rotation for Sabah’s Chief Ministers, he despised the Sultans of the country now he allows PERKASA –his brain child poisons the mind of simple people, imprisoning Anwar Ibrahim, said, Anwar ‘punched himself’’ in prison, those are among the blunders Mahathir created.
Looking at the Malaysia Political trend, see Datuk T, the correct correct incident, the sudden death reoccurred at the same building, so on and so forth.
In the eyes of apolitical Malaysians, even if BN government is replaced by the federal opposition government Malaysian political scenario is not going to be any better but dirty, mud slugging, sex scandal, biased functioning of many public institutions favouring those who hold power. After all about 80% politicians found in opposition were graduated from the ’Old political Institution’.
Politicking is getting too personal, no more boundary between whether its for private or public consumption; forget what moral and religious value system broadcasted in government broadcasting day and night.
Is this the kind of Malaysia that our leaders are now building for our generation?
My particular interest-studying local political development both in Sabah and Sarawak, it had never been that ugly until federal leaders expanded their wings to these two states. This is one of the reasons why PBB (BN) won all 35 seats it contested in Sarawak recently. PBB is local home grown of Sarawak, unlike PKR, make no mistake Sarawakians learnt from Sabah.
People of Sabah and Sarawak aren’t used, just watch during any political campaign so far, rough, badmouthing, used ugly tactics and in the future Malaysia may turn like Pakistan, if there is no other means would work, shooting and killing might be the answer. Again, is this the kind of leaders that we allow to spread out and to dictate the innocent and naïve Sabah politicians? Or should we also behave like them?
I wouldn’t mind being in the opposition rather than led by hypocrites. My interest is on people not power, call whatever you like.
Hj Amdee Sidik is Deputy President of SAPP
I like your comment Honorable Amde Sidik...this is the kind of leadership we want for Malaysia and in particular Sabah. A right thinking Muslim brother!
ReplyDeletebatul itu apa Tuan amde kata. Kita kena tolak parti malaya di Sabah.
ReplyDeleteBravo Mr Amde. You are the man. keep up the good work.
ReplyDeleteAll the best.
ReplyDeleteCall Whatever You Like, PERKASA equal to BABUN.
ReplyDeletesetiap rakyat perlu bijak dalam menilai sesuatu pekara dan perlu membuat pilihan yang tepat.
ReplyDeleteOpposition,the government. they are all alike. Even if the opposition do manage to take over, it would still be the same.
ReplyDeletekena bijaklah dalam membuat pilihan.
ReplyDeletejangan jadi "terlepas dari mulut buaya, masuk ke mulut T-rex.."
ReplyDeleteKita pastikan yang memerintah kita dapat membantu kita.
ReplyDeleteblack> aku sokong ko. Terlepas mulut buaya lagi bagus daripada masuk mulut T-rex..sekali saja terus habis kena makan. Jadi begitu juga pemerintahan sekarang.
haiya, politics nowadays are getting more and more confusing.
ReplyDeleteTunggulah kedatangan PRU-13.
ReplyDeleteHj Amde Sidik is a true sabahan, his aspiration and political struggle must be appreciated by the younger generation today. Although SAPP does not have the resources to compete with BN, expand through youth movement will definetely a stepping stone to progress, Sabahan youth must stand up & know their rights or risk being left behind.
ReplyDeletePRU-13 dah semakin dekat.
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