It is disquieting to read the ungainly, and to some extent of uncultured remarks in our cybersphere community on racial issues in place, for this reason it makes our lives too nervous and anxious.
The reservations, suspicions and mistrust among races are at the highest pinnacle. I can safely say that the situation is more awful than the environment before the spark of May 13 1969 and there is an urgent need for the issue to be politically and scientifically addressed.
The character of commentaries in the internet, bass beat and disparaging each other is too disturbing and unsettling as if there is no more option for racial tolerances and co-existence any longer.
No one should disagree that racial harmony is the only ingredient for Malaysian to live in community of civility to give scope for Economic, Social, Culture and other aspects of developments to set in motion.
In the absence of racial unanimity standing upright, everyone; Malays, Chinese, Indians, Ibans, Dayaks, Dusuns, Kadazans or any other Malaysian are not going to live without stressfulness in this great but mismanaged nation.
No one gains by being nasty to each other but instead we only have to endure sufferings and misfortunes that would be a dreadful inherent of our future generation.
Obviously no one is going to win a prize for the misgivings; in fact everyone is going to disburse high compensation for it.
No one race or individual is perfect for each other as nature wants it that way for everyone to withstand and co-exist within the community of diversified races, religions, and culture with full understanding of idiosyncrasies of each race and community or even individuals.
God create us with difference from each other in order to illustrate his Greatness to mankind. He does not create uniformity as that would not actualize the element of respect and recognizing for each other.
It is only through diversities that we can demonstrate the constituent of respect and regards among human beings. Being able to live within the diversities that God creates makes the difference between us and other beings.
Can one imagine if God were to create all human being in uniformity; same race, identical appearances, same value, same in everything. Would there be any live?
Surely there won’t be any element of respect as everybody is the same and have the same values and feelings; hence there would not be any quarrel as they perceive things the same way.
So, there are no struggles, no politics, no police, no army, and no nothing to make up lives with struggles as there is nothing for one to accomplish.
There is nothing to know about others and nothing to co-exist with as everybody is the same and indistinguishable.
Thus, by the differences between us, we are having the option to understand the other or to respect and to accomplish individual struggles within the diversity created by nature.
In shorter way of saying it, ONE who does not respect another creation of God means he does not worship God…and that’s it.
The young may not have the experience of lives in tribulations and we are here to impress upon them that learning through others in the past is the best way of detouring from committing mistakes for our own selves.
Don’t ever go through the soreness yourselves to learn like my generation did, as it would take too much toll to your lives and you would surely meander towards despondency of lives for you and your families.
Lives are short and let us enjoy what God bestows upon us to the fullest within the parameter of IMAN. It is too inane for one to go through the evils and troubles when we can bypass it for harmonious and quietude live.
We have enjoyed this atmosphere of lives and we were all working towards one goal that was national unity through processes of assisting each other to rise economically and other aspects of importance.
I have been blaming the leadership after Hussein Onn for these unambiguous distortions in the effort to unite the people as they spent so much focus on physical development progressions without realizing these physical development would mean nothing if there racial disharmony.
BUT those have passed, and we should struggle for a new phase of politics if the old is already of no corollary. After all our lives are always the struggles with the old forms to give way for a new ones and politics has always been part of it.
BUT the candid questions are what the real new emergence out of the old forms? What is to crystallize out of this new emergence? Can all those changes be adjusted to the desperate need of unity among different races?
Can political contours of our Malaysian politics be pre-determined and ensures excellent environment in place of unambiguous interracial distortion?
OR are we going to let the situation go its own way and just accede to the water finding it own level?
AND in whose account would it be if racial misfortune really takes place?
I say it conclusively; it’s the leaders of all races who are now on the wheel, who have to account for it.
AND to recompense it all, will be exceedingly costly.
So, to all Malaysians, let us live in solace and I still believe that this country is the best sanctuary for nice living.
The only handicap that this country has, is her leaders are perceived to have great passion for corruption. Their towering love for cash is too obvious while their love for the people is too petite.
The public perceive corruption has gone to the core; and they jibe that many of our leaders are experts in ‘Cash & Carry’ business.
Any way the rakyat is going to engage themselves on this issue democratically in the coming General Elections, I am sure.
Thanks………………………………………………..Aspan Alias
10 June 2009
07 June 2009
Can two-party system be an alternative?
PAS muktamar have decided on their line-up for this season and some unexpected result surfaced.
The earlier speculation that Husam Musa would win the Deputy President post went flat as the delegates decided to retain Nasharuddin Mat Isa as its Deputy with 199 votes majority over him, which many consider as a thumping win for the ulamak group.
PAS party election invited great interest from everybody especially from the public, because PAS now stands as a formidable party of alternative to the ruling BN.
PAS is already standing tall among the rakyat and its influence is far reaching and together with her coalition partners they managed to take executive charge of three states within the peninsular. PKR and DAP now control Selangor and Penang respectively.
PAS has gained the support of the non-Malays as her process of elucidation and revelation of the party’s struggle has slowly and surely made the non-Malays comprehend, appreciate and support their struggles.
With formidable strength that PAS enjoys presently, the party is also giving good favor for UMNO as the party has to move for transformation without which it would continue to wane and diminish its support of the people including its own members.
To the minds of the public presently having a strong national policy by the ruling party, and formidable strength of alternative party would be good for the nation.
BN has been for the past 2 decades ad infinitum taking everything for granted as they were given unanimous support by the people and resulted in PAS and other opposition parties only had splinter representation in the Legislative bodies for decades.
The continuous, unanimous, undivided support and the friendliness of the voting public have obviously been taken as weaknesses by the BN, and more glaring in UMNO.
UMNO leaders had been unable to feel the throb of frustrations among the members as they believed that Malays will never go against their leaders.
BN leaders have lost all moral sanity to the extent that what they do, even though immoral cannot be criticized and they take offense to critics against them.
UMNO leaders at all levels visibly and perceptibly became arrogant thinking that the world is theirs and that created impassiveness with the public who voted them to be in command.
BN leaders were too apprehensive to lend their ears to the ground and leave the people out of all decision they make. To them we should just follow and bow to their wishes and say nothing against.
For many elections in the past BN never failed to exploit racial sentiments by harping on the May 13 1969 incident, obviously to threaten the unhappy voters not to vote for the opposition, thus covering all their roguish acts.
Supporting PAS was like a crime to them as the alleged PAS is an extremist party that would lead the nation to be isolated by the modern world community which is entirely not true.
The media, both the electronic and printed ones, played the sentiment in tandem with the BN, turned and curved with the power of the ruling party and within that media community there were some unambiguous opportunists which we realized only a while after.
Media community in this country who was supposed to be professional were not professional and in our short history we could see some fortunate media men became multi-millionaires through corporate exercise and paper shuffling.
On the contrary the opposition parties had real tough time to get reached to the people and along the way; some of their leaders were arrested and put under solitary detention.
Going to court for fair arbitration was no more an option as the Judiciary too had been adulterated by BN especially by their leaders with high appetite to rule longer than he should be. That is noticeably one of the many reasons why the rakyat resorting to express their disapproval in the ballot boxes.
The Judiciary has long been put under trial and has been very subservient to the Executive ever since 2 decades ago.
The oppositions were just unable to prove of the corrupt practices of the ruling government as these heinous acts were protected by legislated acts like Official Secret Act (OSA) and the Police Act.
BN went on committing the offence without sense of right and wrong until the rakyat came to the fore and protested against the ruling party in the ballot box in March the 8th 2008 and denied the two third majorities which BN have been enjoying morally illegitimate power for past couple of decades.
From then on the status of opposition parties has been glaringly uplifted to the level of Alternative Parties. They are now very much of consequence and BN is not in the position to disagree with that fact any longer.
Ever since this alternative parties which grouped themselves as Pakatan Rakyat has played an alternative role to the BN in all State Legislative Assemblies and Parliament.
Malaysians are now waiting for the beginning of a two-party system which has been practiced by many advance nations.
The two-party system will in parallel bring in good and viable mechanism as check and balance (don’t be mistaken with cheques and balances), for whichever party that rules.
For instance if Pakatan Rakyat is given the mandate in the coming General Election the voters can always deliver their votes back to BN in the following GE if they are not performing as anticipated by the people.
In essence the system would consequentially provide legitimate support to the ruling party rather than securing support through intrigues and manipulations of power.
It also actualizes the true supremacy of the people as have been rhetorically been the issue and loudly said in the speeches of the current leaders.
Both parties should eventually go through the General Elections with funds provided by the government like what is practiced in many great democracies of the world.
This is not an idealistic attribute of Democracy; it’s basic.
That is all for now and I may express the expansion of my unassuming opinion on this issue in my next posting if necessary.
Thanks………………………………………………Aspan Alias
The earlier speculation that Husam Musa would win the Deputy President post went flat as the delegates decided to retain Nasharuddin Mat Isa as its Deputy with 199 votes majority over him, which many consider as a thumping win for the ulamak group.
PAS party election invited great interest from everybody especially from the public, because PAS now stands as a formidable party of alternative to the ruling BN.
PAS is already standing tall among the rakyat and its influence is far reaching and together with her coalition partners they managed to take executive charge of three states within the peninsular. PKR and DAP now control Selangor and Penang respectively.
PAS has gained the support of the non-Malays as her process of elucidation and revelation of the party’s struggle has slowly and surely made the non-Malays comprehend, appreciate and support their struggles.
With formidable strength that PAS enjoys presently, the party is also giving good favor for UMNO as the party has to move for transformation without which it would continue to wane and diminish its support of the people including its own members.
To the minds of the public presently having a strong national policy by the ruling party, and formidable strength of alternative party would be good for the nation.
BN has been for the past 2 decades ad infinitum taking everything for granted as they were given unanimous support by the people and resulted in PAS and other opposition parties only had splinter representation in the Legislative bodies for decades.
The continuous, unanimous, undivided support and the friendliness of the voting public have obviously been taken as weaknesses by the BN, and more glaring in UMNO.
UMNO leaders had been unable to feel the throb of frustrations among the members as they believed that Malays will never go against their leaders.
BN leaders have lost all moral sanity to the extent that what they do, even though immoral cannot be criticized and they take offense to critics against them.
UMNO leaders at all levels visibly and perceptibly became arrogant thinking that the world is theirs and that created impassiveness with the public who voted them to be in command.
BN leaders were too apprehensive to lend their ears to the ground and leave the people out of all decision they make. To them we should just follow and bow to their wishes and say nothing against.
For many elections in the past BN never failed to exploit racial sentiments by harping on the May 13 1969 incident, obviously to threaten the unhappy voters not to vote for the opposition, thus covering all their roguish acts.
Supporting PAS was like a crime to them as the alleged PAS is an extremist party that would lead the nation to be isolated by the modern world community which is entirely not true.
The media, both the electronic and printed ones, played the sentiment in tandem with the BN, turned and curved with the power of the ruling party and within that media community there were some unambiguous opportunists which we realized only a while after.
Media community in this country who was supposed to be professional were not professional and in our short history we could see some fortunate media men became multi-millionaires through corporate exercise and paper shuffling.
On the contrary the opposition parties had real tough time to get reached to the people and along the way; some of their leaders were arrested and put under solitary detention.
Going to court for fair arbitration was no more an option as the Judiciary too had been adulterated by BN especially by their leaders with high appetite to rule longer than he should be. That is noticeably one of the many reasons why the rakyat resorting to express their disapproval in the ballot boxes.
The Judiciary has long been put under trial and has been very subservient to the Executive ever since 2 decades ago.
The oppositions were just unable to prove of the corrupt practices of the ruling government as these heinous acts were protected by legislated acts like Official Secret Act (OSA) and the Police Act.
BN went on committing the offence without sense of right and wrong until the rakyat came to the fore and protested against the ruling party in the ballot box in March the 8th 2008 and denied the two third majorities which BN have been enjoying morally illegitimate power for past couple of decades.
From then on the status of opposition parties has been glaringly uplifted to the level of Alternative Parties. They are now very much of consequence and BN is not in the position to disagree with that fact any longer.
Ever since this alternative parties which grouped themselves as Pakatan Rakyat has played an alternative role to the BN in all State Legislative Assemblies and Parliament.
Malaysians are now waiting for the beginning of a two-party system which has been practiced by many advance nations.
The two-party system will in parallel bring in good and viable mechanism as check and balance (don’t be mistaken with cheques and balances), for whichever party that rules.
For instance if Pakatan Rakyat is given the mandate in the coming General Election the voters can always deliver their votes back to BN in the following GE if they are not performing as anticipated by the people.
In essence the system would consequentially provide legitimate support to the ruling party rather than securing support through intrigues and manipulations of power.
It also actualizes the true supremacy of the people as have been rhetorically been the issue and loudly said in the speeches of the current leaders.
Both parties should eventually go through the General Elections with funds provided by the government like what is practiced in many great democracies of the world.
This is not an idealistic attribute of Democracy; it’s basic.
That is all for now and I may express the expansion of my unassuming opinion on this issue in my next posting if necessary.
Thanks………………………………………………Aspan Alias
04 June 2009
Sultan Mizan Stadium collapsed - Corruption is the cause
Another living prove that corruption kills the nation and civilization is the issue of ill-fated Sultan Mizan Stadium in Gong Badak, Kuala Terengganu.
The scale of dreadful consequences is not small if corruptors and thieves are involved in the massive development of the sports complex, which is supposed to be the pride of Terengganu.
Last week I wrote on the corruptors and the thieves and 2 days ago the consequence of thieving and corrupting surfaced live in front of our naked eyes.
I was shit-scared to imagine the mishap were to happen in the presence of Tuanku while watching sporting event in the stadium which is named after him.
The question now is, what drove the contractor to cut corners and resulting in delivering shoddy workpiece and putting people especially the sport lovers at risk of losing their lives.
Cutting corners must be the immediate reason for the stadium to collapse, and it can never be other reason. As I have been fond of saying, there must be a cause to a cause.
The last administration of Terengganu Government was the most glamorous administration where we saw people and friends who used to smoke cigarettes suddenly became big cigar enthusiast which cost very dearly.
We could see cronies within the corridors of power smoking cigars while golfing and meetings and discussion done abroad with first class traveling trotting every corner of the world.
These were the ways to dispose themselves different from the rest of the people around them; they had to make sure that people looked at them differently now as they are already in the rich and the famous society which must be respected and amused.
As this issue involves the government, politicians, consultants, contractors and the relevant state authorities, they have to be jointly accountable for this mishap.
Corruption is even worst than drug addiction as it causes harm to political, social and livelihood of the people at large.
I am now not at all wrong for the hard critics that I personally upfront to my readers.
The stadium which was initially bid for 130 odd million by a PLC was awarded to someone else for almost 300 million.
Where did the sum of over the 130 million ringgit gone to? We see MACC is swiftly going onto the messy issue and let us hope that MACC this time around must run after to excess money that contributed to the mishap.
For now let us not speculate the issue further than this. We just wait for the outcome of the MACC’s investigation and the people are waiting with concern all the outcome of the investigation.
If the result comes out as we normally heard, tiada cukup bukti then we just give up hope for better future for us.
Thanks……………………………………………………Aspan Alias
The scale of dreadful consequences is not small if corruptors and thieves are involved in the massive development of the sports complex, which is supposed to be the pride of Terengganu.
Last week I wrote on the corruptors and the thieves and 2 days ago the consequence of thieving and corrupting surfaced live in front of our naked eyes.
I was shit-scared to imagine the mishap were to happen in the presence of Tuanku while watching sporting event in the stadium which is named after him.
The question now is, what drove the contractor to cut corners and resulting in delivering shoddy workpiece and putting people especially the sport lovers at risk of losing their lives.
Cutting corners must be the immediate reason for the stadium to collapse, and it can never be other reason. As I have been fond of saying, there must be a cause to a cause.
The last administration of Terengganu Government was the most glamorous administration where we saw people and friends who used to smoke cigarettes suddenly became big cigar enthusiast which cost very dearly.
We could see cronies within the corridors of power smoking cigars while golfing and meetings and discussion done abroad with first class traveling trotting every corner of the world.
These were the ways to dispose themselves different from the rest of the people around them; they had to make sure that people looked at them differently now as they are already in the rich and the famous society which must be respected and amused.
As this issue involves the government, politicians, consultants, contractors and the relevant state authorities, they have to be jointly accountable for this mishap.
Corruption is even worst than drug addiction as it causes harm to political, social and livelihood of the people at large.
I am now not at all wrong for the hard critics that I personally upfront to my readers.
The stadium which was initially bid for 130 odd million by a PLC was awarded to someone else for almost 300 million.
Where did the sum of over the 130 million ringgit gone to? We see MACC is swiftly going onto the messy issue and let us hope that MACC this time around must run after to excess money that contributed to the mishap.
For now let us not speculate the issue further than this. We just wait for the outcome of the MACC’s investigation and the people are waiting with concern all the outcome of the investigation.
If the result comes out as we normally heard, tiada cukup bukti then we just give up hope for better future for us.
Thanks……………………………………………………Aspan Alias
03 June 2009
UMNO looses total public regards
I sat over coffee with few of UMNO youth days ago and I did not fail to ask how it was going in UMNO.
All of them said that there is no more the enchantment they used to have before and every now and then they have to be in the sideline when people around them were talking about serious and incontrovertible topics.
“Nobody was paying attention to us as the regards for UMNO is too acutely in disgrace and gone were the days when UMNO leaders were made to be term of references on any issue discussed,” said one of them.
“So what do you do now?” asked one of my friends to one of them. “I don’t know,” he answered.
I saw those young boys of early thirties were confused completely as to why their party was looked as a party which looses an attention of the people. They were trying to figure out how would the party fair in the next General Election.
Azman, asked me why are people busy talking about PAS and Pakatan Rakyat and that environment make them feel so out of place when sitting in front of the ordinary people and he claimed that he feels so inferior to the budding activist of the Pakatan Rakyat.
“Uncle, what should we do in order to get people at least to pay attention lightly on us, because right now I have totally lost the pride as a party member?” he asked me.
“I don’t know, as I have never been in that situation when we were active doing party works and in those years people felt secured when they were with us,” I said smilingly.
“Honestly uncle, I don’t really have enough guts to dispose myself as an UMNO divisional youth committee as people look so different on us. They think that we are part of those destroying the party and the government. They really do not look good on us,” he continued.
“I hate the kind of impression they have on us. The first thing they would ask would be, ‘banyak dapat projek’ and question of that sort. We never had anything!” he brooded.
The other guy said, “Ramai yang dapat tapi bukan kita! Ketua-ketua Bahagian, Wakil-wakil rakyat dan yang besar-besar dapat. Yang buat kerja macam babi kita di bawah ni,” said the one who has been quiet since we met.
All of them agreed that they won’t be able to work well in facing the public especially in the coming General Election as they claim that the public do not even have the appetite to wink at them.
This is happening everywhere and is going from bad to worst. The moment they look at any active UMNO member they would automatically say, “Oh! That must be an UMNO fellow,” in cynical.
This kind of expressive impression is contagiously spreading and no leader has been able to cordon the spread.
Let us look at this issue objectively. The reason for the lowly looked upon UMNO cannot happen without reason.
There must many factors that slowly but surely that brought this image to UMNO and consequently disparages UMNO bodily. Surely this negative image has been developed over long period or else the situation wouldn’t be this appalling and horrendous.
I happened to be one of those who was wailing and howling over the current problems when it was still at the embryonic stage but all departments in the party went to admonish me and persons like me and efforts to sideline us came from the state and the Divisional leaders.
They thought that I was not sincere and trying to be a hero. I just couldn’t bear watching the unbecoming values setting in the party then, but now I am happy to prove to everyone that all what I have been saying ultimately turns to be reality.
How could I become a hero when I was not one? I was just alerting what was coming to the party.
Right at this very moment the same people who yelled at me for my guts are unhappy with the atmosphere in the party prevailing presently.
Now that I am no more in the line-up at any level I am just smiling from the sideline witnessing their anguish being active in the party which they feel having little prospect of surviving.
Some came to me for opinions, but I am too apprehensive and hesitant in giving the opinion as I may be branded as disloyalty to the ailing party which I myself a member.
Even if I do give opinion and advice I do not think they appreciate it as it entails sacrifices and pain for them which they are not prepared to do.
Furthermore, to them only Ministers, MB’s and all the rich and the famous are their leaders and they see no reason to listen to persons like you and me who do not have the pips on our shoulders.
UMNO in authenticity is in dire need to find issues that can unite the Malays within its arm but up to now they are still not able to pick up relevant rallying issue.
Rather than having nothing some UMNO leaders are taking Chin Peng as an issue and trying hard to hook up the opposition parties to the Communist in the hope that the Malays would be back supporting UMNO they have ignored.
On the contrary the Malays have gone too far away, that any attempt to bring them back needs a real genius effort in place which no one within the line-up can ever succeed in the attempt as they are by themselves being looked without regards by every quarter.
The Malays seems to prefer to get united outside UMNO and this would follow through until the next General Election.
Some say that it is too painful to unite within UMNO as a united UMNO will house leaders who abuse their power and a fertile soil for corruption to nurture.
I still hope that there will be somebody who has the will and knows exactly what to accomplish in addressing the present adversities and complexities.
Thanks………………………………………………………………Aspan Alias
All of them said that there is no more the enchantment they used to have before and every now and then they have to be in the sideline when people around them were talking about serious and incontrovertible topics.
“Nobody was paying attention to us as the regards for UMNO is too acutely in disgrace and gone were the days when UMNO leaders were made to be term of references on any issue discussed,” said one of them.
“So what do you do now?” asked one of my friends to one of them. “I don’t know,” he answered.
I saw those young boys of early thirties were confused completely as to why their party was looked as a party which looses an attention of the people. They were trying to figure out how would the party fair in the next General Election.
Azman, asked me why are people busy talking about PAS and Pakatan Rakyat and that environment make them feel so out of place when sitting in front of the ordinary people and he claimed that he feels so inferior to the budding activist of the Pakatan Rakyat.
“Uncle, what should we do in order to get people at least to pay attention lightly on us, because right now I have totally lost the pride as a party member?” he asked me.
“I don’t know, as I have never been in that situation when we were active doing party works and in those years people felt secured when they were with us,” I said smilingly.
“Honestly uncle, I don’t really have enough guts to dispose myself as an UMNO divisional youth committee as people look so different on us. They think that we are part of those destroying the party and the government. They really do not look good on us,” he continued.
“I hate the kind of impression they have on us. The first thing they would ask would be, ‘banyak dapat projek’ and question of that sort. We never had anything!” he brooded.
The other guy said, “Ramai yang dapat tapi bukan kita! Ketua-ketua Bahagian, Wakil-wakil rakyat dan yang besar-besar dapat. Yang buat kerja macam babi kita di bawah ni,” said the one who has been quiet since we met.
All of them agreed that they won’t be able to work well in facing the public especially in the coming General Election as they claim that the public do not even have the appetite to wink at them.
This is happening everywhere and is going from bad to worst. The moment they look at any active UMNO member they would automatically say, “Oh! That must be an UMNO fellow,” in cynical.
This kind of expressive impression is contagiously spreading and no leader has been able to cordon the spread.
Let us look at this issue objectively. The reason for the lowly looked upon UMNO cannot happen without reason.
There must many factors that slowly but surely that brought this image to UMNO and consequently disparages UMNO bodily. Surely this negative image has been developed over long period or else the situation wouldn’t be this appalling and horrendous.
I happened to be one of those who was wailing and howling over the current problems when it was still at the embryonic stage but all departments in the party went to admonish me and persons like me and efforts to sideline us came from the state and the Divisional leaders.
They thought that I was not sincere and trying to be a hero. I just couldn’t bear watching the unbecoming values setting in the party then, but now I am happy to prove to everyone that all what I have been saying ultimately turns to be reality.
How could I become a hero when I was not one? I was just alerting what was coming to the party.
Right at this very moment the same people who yelled at me for my guts are unhappy with the atmosphere in the party prevailing presently.
Now that I am no more in the line-up at any level I am just smiling from the sideline witnessing their anguish being active in the party which they feel having little prospect of surviving.
Some came to me for opinions, but I am too apprehensive and hesitant in giving the opinion as I may be branded as disloyalty to the ailing party which I myself a member.
Even if I do give opinion and advice I do not think they appreciate it as it entails sacrifices and pain for them which they are not prepared to do.
Furthermore, to them only Ministers, MB’s and all the rich and the famous are their leaders and they see no reason to listen to persons like you and me who do not have the pips on our shoulders.
UMNO in authenticity is in dire need to find issues that can unite the Malays within its arm but up to now they are still not able to pick up relevant rallying issue.
Rather than having nothing some UMNO leaders are taking Chin Peng as an issue and trying hard to hook up the opposition parties to the Communist in the hope that the Malays would be back supporting UMNO they have ignored.
On the contrary the Malays have gone too far away, that any attempt to bring them back needs a real genius effort in place which no one within the line-up can ever succeed in the attempt as they are by themselves being looked without regards by every quarter.
The Malays seems to prefer to get united outside UMNO and this would follow through until the next General Election.
Some say that it is too painful to unite within UMNO as a united UMNO will house leaders who abuse their power and a fertile soil for corruption to nurture.
I still hope that there will be somebody who has the will and knows exactly what to accomplish in addressing the present adversities and complexities.
Thanks………………………………………………………………Aspan Alias
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