The Clue Less Clan Playing The Victim

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Everyday it seems that the Clue Less Clan of our dear Ex PM is in the news and their strategy so far has not done them any good.

They are doing everything they think might stick and nothing it seems is off the table. And the whole family is in on it and I understand that... From the daughter to the son to even the grandchild and a housecat, all are mobilised to somehow 'cleanse' their father's image to us and the world.

And if that's not enough they have some diehard supporters to constantly irritate us all by spouting nonsense and acting like hooligans for the sole purpose of just defending this one man who has :-

-Robbed
-Lied
-Cheated
-Abuse his Office
-Sold out our country
-Intimidate using all available means
-Sowing racial and religious discord
-Some go as far to say even murder?

They fail to acknowledge what's right in front of their noses, crying nonsensical political persecution for anyone willing to hear. Forgetting the FACTS that is already public knowledge of all the despicable things Najib has done by his actions and by his words that has so destroyed the fabric of this nation in just 2 terms of him being PM.

Playing the victim and pointing fingers to others is the easiest thing to do and a cowards way out in my opinion. This coming from a self confessed Bugis warrior speaks volumes and I'm certain the Bugis community has plenty to say about this.

For these people no amount of reasoning will ever make them change their minds and thank God they are in a minority. (For now)......

I urge the authorities to keep a good eye on this group of rabble rousers before they get out of hand and people take matters into their own hands.....



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