There's another hot topic around Malaysian these days besides the 15 days of CNY celebration - 3 PR member has left the party and 2 of them (both from PKR) have crossed over to BN immediately after leaving, while 1 (from DAP) remain as indepent (up until now). This 3 seats movement has contributed to a massive distruction to Perak's state government's formation because the result from Mac 8th 2008's election was PR 31 seats vs BN 28 seats has become PR 28 seats vs BN 30 seats vs Independent 1 seat.
In other words, BN under Najib's (Deputy Prime Minister) very efficient immediate response, action and leadership has quickly got Nizar (Perak Menteri Besar when PR was having 31 seats) out from his post and replaced by Zamry (from BN). While he has also got the Sultan agreed to let BN take over the state's government without another election.
PKR's advisor Anwar was previously a very keen member in BN. However the sodomy case has changed his life and his wife's help to create another force has ignited a great passion in opposition party against BN. The motto for this unity is to reform and he calls it Pakatan Rakyat, it means a united power of the people.
1. Did he success in uniting the people, or at least united the people who stand against BN's power?
2. Did he make the elected representatives see and work not the way how BN has failed?
3. What is the purpose/reason of uniting the people and power under PR to go against BN? So that BN can be overthrowed and PR will stand up to become the new government?
4. What's the people's expectation in our government?
The world is deeply affected by the economy problem and all these people from politic cares only "who gets to rule", "who gets whose revenge"?
Why does the people give their vote and trust to the new and inexperience power than the one has ruled the country for more than 50 years? And what is the elected representatives thinking by simply walk out from his/her people(party)?
I read this article a few days ago. It's posted in a family security matters site mid last year. Please read and think.
At least ask yourself: what do you see in this?
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