Leader in waiting- Dato' Mukhriz Tun Mahathir

KUALA LUMPUR, April 23 (Bernama) -- A well- known political writer Rustam A.Sani died of heart failure at 2.30am today.Ipoh-born Rustam, 63, was an academician, a Suara Rakyat blogger, a columnist and a poet.One of his family members, Aliya Anuar, 19, when contacted by Bernama, confirmed his demise.The funeral is scheduled for later today.Rustam leaves behind wife Rohani Zainal Abidin, two children Azrani and Ariani and a granddaughter Arissa Azrani.

Al-Fatihah to a blogger, Rustam Abdullah Sani or better known as Rustam A. Sani, owner of a blog named 'Suara Rakyat'. I bet bloggers such as Sang Kelembai, Raja Petra and the rest will definitely missed him. Raja Petra, an infamous blogger will finally appear live on television this Sunday 27th April on TV1 at 9 pm. I wonder whether he would be there and if he is there, he will be a man with integrity and not condemning the government. RP, better known for his malicious writings about Khairry Jamaluddin, is a person witha high dose of 'emotional abuse'. I am not sure why he does not believe in the spirit of New Economic Policy as millions of Malays and non Malays benefited from it.
As for KJ, I believe that he is eligible to contest for the number two post in Pemuda and not the Ketua Pemuda. The Youth head has to be a person who has the wisdom, a good moral judgement and likeable by many. In my opinion, the only person who could close rank and ensure that the Youth Movement will progress is Dato' Mukhriz Tun Mahathir. A humble yet firm in his decision, he is the most likely person to lead the Pergerakan Pemuda UMNO to a new level, respected by friends and foes. KJ, his impasse about contesting the number one post in the Youth movement, should concentrate in consolidating the movement and retain his position as the Naib Ketua Pemuda. The opposition would definitely lose out in any debate with this lad from Oxford.
The cantankerous opposition MPs would be anticipating the new Dewan Rakyat session next week. Well, I am looking forward to see the likes of Nurul Izzah, Wan Azizah, KJ, Jeff Ooi (a blogger) debating in the Parliament. Hopefully, they will keep their best not to lose tantrum and debate in a gentleman's manner. Lastly, I do hope with the total of 82 MPs from the opposition in the Parliament, it would not turn into a 'circus'.