Flux incapacitated

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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 respect to elected officials and the rule of law. Speaking of which there seems to be no rule and no law anymore. Some have used this vacuum to further their agenda to divide and conquer. I am fed up with it all and would gladly leave this cursed place if I have the means.
I am disgusted with the way things are and feel helpless and abandoned by the very people who promised me change! A new Malaysia they said! Governed by the Rule Of Law they said! A fairer government they said! A more caring government they said! And look around........ There's not even a semblance of all that BS anywhere!!
No one seems in control or in charge! There's no leadership! No sense of urgency to fix this country so all of us can prosper if we work hard and smart for ourselves.
No Sir!! It's more of the same..... Pointing fingers here and there while the job entrusted is unfinished.
Jostling for positions and power from the very top! Hungry for more! It's a cluster fuck!! If this continues I suggest you get your affairs and finances in order and leave!! Get out for the sake of your family! Don't come back to a rotting decaying country until someone somewhere stands up for all of us and fight our good fight so that once again this Asian Tiger can stand tall and proud and takes it's place in the league of nations!!!


Location: Bandar Seberang, Segamat, Malaysia

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