Discusses The Politics And Social Issues In Malaysia

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Our country is in a state of flux. The euphoria felt after finally voting out the corrupt BN regime is now replaced by a direction less country unsure of it's place. Race and religion it seems still have a stranglehold on our collective conscience. The politicians that so badly wanted to have us believe that they have the cure is now itself the disease. Now we have the senseless death of a young fireman to show for our incompetence. And even his death are being used to sow further chaos and division and I ask for what? Religion and race is the one size fits all excuse to do and say anything you want without any accountability. Every day a new group is making demands to this rudderless administration more interested in jockeying for positions than on serving the people. We now have Ministers that have no clue on how to act and lead like one. Every day being a Malay is used as a 'weapon' of sorts to ask for this or that just because.. We have royals who have shown no res

My deepest condolences to the family and loved ones of our hero Adib. His passing is a great loss felt by all of us for such a senseless and violent act that has no place in a peaceful loving society as ours. Shame on the Cabinet Ministers that failed in their moral duty to ensure that our Constitution is upheld. Shame on the Police for failing to protect this young man. Shame on the cowardly perpetrators for inflicting such pain and suffering to Adib and our nation. Shame on the instigator/s that paid for the violence for absolutely no good reason. Shame on the Temple Committee for not adhering to the rule of law and using religion and race to justify their demands. Lastly shame on each and everyone of us for keeping silent and not let our voices be heard louder in wanting an inclusive Malaysia for Malaysians.

A majority of my friends and associate are beginning to mumble about the PH Government. They need to show progress and show it faster as the natives are getting restless. All this constant politicking in the news are really not helping. Aside from a few Minister's a majority of those elevated to their post are not up to mark. I think we all know who they are. Dr.M has done his best but the rest of the team is a let down. Excuses are not tolerated anymore. Action is what's needed. Reforms as promised must be done at any political costs in the short term. The rule of law must reign supreme or else PH will find itself fighting for it's survival. Dead wood must be removed and replaced. The talented must be groomed and prepared and allowed the opportunity to grow with freedom to do what's needed. The people are watching and every mis step and bungling only angers an already frustrated voters even more.