Malaysia My Home

It seems funny this morning when Karpal Singh said in Parliament that the Speaker did not follow the Standing Order when addressing issues from the YBs. Like father like son, when YB Puchong stood up in protest and supported Gelugor's motion. Gelugor (Karpal Singh) could not even stand up as he is confined to a wheelchair. Later, YB Gombak stood up (Azmin Ali) and requested that the Opposition leader (Wan Azizah) should be the first person to be given the honour to bring any matters in the House. What a mockery!

Malaysia is a peaceful nation that believes in holding the just and sovereign state 'demokrasi berparlimen raja berperlembagaan'. The opposition uses Bersih as a platform before the general election, way back since late last year by sending memorandum to the Agong. In fact, the Opposition uses MAFREL, an independent body to ensure that all went well during the polling day. Funnily enough, MAFREL withdrew from being an independent body a few days before election just because the so called independent body was not satisfied with the withdrawal of the indeliable ink. When the so called 'political tsunami' occured and a landslide victory for the Opposition (even though the numbers are 82 compared to 140 to the BN) the so called 'cheating' suddenly stopped. The 'dirty' SPR managed to give the PR 82 MPs in the House and nobody in the Oppositon complained. I wonder if the result is not in the PR's favour. Anwar Ibrahim and Lim Kit Siang would definitely issue out statements saying that the government is not fair and just. Lim Kit Siang is very fortunate being a Malaysia because if he is in China, I would probably assume that he is selling 'kangkung' using his trishaw.

Malaysia is the home for nearly 27 millions citizens and 2 millions migrants. The likes of Karpal Singh, Lim Kit Siang and Tian Chua should be grateful enough that they are rakyat Malaysia. The head of state is the Agong and the Prime Minister is the administrator of this country. Daulat Tuanku!