The opposition must first show that they are confident of themselves before they can dream of taking over Putrajaya in the next general elections.
They should stop wasting precious time trying to re-court Pas. Pas has shown that it cannot be trusted as a coalition partner.
PPBM (Parti Pribumi) as a Malay based party should know better that Pas's sole objective is turning Bolehland into an Islamic state.
That it would not be past Pas to agree to work together with no compunction, however, to honour a pact when it suits them.
Instead, Parti Pribumi should get going immediately- get down to the kampungs and villages and try convince the voters there why dUMNo & Co can no longer be trusted with running the country.
Why if the status quo is allowed to be prolonged, Bolehland will go to the dogs - if Bolehland is not dog-gone already, that is.
PKR should stop being a weakling, trying to hang on Pas's skirt.
Until the opposition can see themselves as able to win on their own without Pas, they are not going to convince voters to vote for them. Period.
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Kluang's Little Bangsar
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Petronas Twin Towers And KLCC Park - Click To Visit
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