Wednesday, May 30, 2018

Outside The Box, Stay Outside The Box Please

Haha.. all Maha worshippers, including the box that won't stay outside the box?  Give Anwar supporters their say too just as you called out those you call munafiks.

All this worshipping of Maha must stop! It is not only not healthy but also largely very disrespectful to others who had slogged to put the Ah Jib & Co's toxic regime to pasture.

You sure or not it was Maha alone who won the battle? Not the poor voters who had had enough of Ah Jib & Co and all the associated shit. You sure or not if Ah Jib & Co had stayed a little above board and the yoke of GST had not played a damning part, Maha could topple the gang?

You sure or not if Anwar & Co and the munafiks had not chipped away at Ah Jib & Co's support with their lawan tetap lawan reformasi movement over some 20 years and DAP had not boldly launched their own assault first to win over Penang and then to capture the imagination of Perak and finally Dumno's birthplace and stronghold Johore that Maha, whom many blindly deify, could just walk over Ah Jib & Co?

So mudah meh?

Give due where due leh.

Rafizi was right. It wasn't the deified Maha alone who was instrumental in consigning Ah Jib & Co to the dustbin of history.                                         
Rafizi was only wrong as to Trengganu and Kelantan. He wasn't wrong that the states would not be won by PH. He was only wrong for predicting it could or would be BN.

He was largely right in all other areas of prediction and even as to who would fall like the predcition that MCA and MIC head honcos would lose!

Did he not predict that Negeri was for the taking, Melaka and even Johore too?

When everyone else, including all the opinion polls and so-called foreign experts and even Anwar himself wasn't sure, Rafizi and his Invoke and the rest of the munafiks were confidently predicting a Pakatan Harapan victory with their big data analytics that nobody gave a damn to! Hahaha... And they worked hard too to canvass the voters to go for change.                                   

So, of course, it was Maha the magician alone who pulled all the magic strings.

What about we thank Ah Jib too for all his help?! That at least, will show that we know how to be gracious. 

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