Wednesday, October 24, 2018

PH Must Be Reminded Not To Take The People's Mandate In Vain!

Some people are so smart that you have to agree with them, otherwise you will look so silly and dumb.

These people say that Maha the Great essentially won GE 14 for Bolehland. That the bulk of the votes for PH came from the supporters of the great one himself.

One would have thought though, that that could easily be proven by Maha's party winning the bulk of the parliamentary seats compared to the other coalition partners. But no, Pribumi only managed to scrape 13 parliamentary seats despite contesting the most number of the seats. Whereas both Anwar's Keadilan and DAP each captured triple number more seats than the great man's baby despite contesting in lesser number of seats.

Maha's shining baby even lost out proportionally to the mosquito Amanah who managed 8 seats out of the 27 they contested compared to the 54 parliamentary seats Maha's shining baby contested in.

So, right, we have to agree with the geniuses. But I do not want to talk about them.

Yours truly is more interested in this Finance Twitter's piece

Whether you agree or not with Finance Twitter, the PH government must be reminded that it cannot take the people's mandate in vain.

The people did not vote out the toxic dUMNo regime just so that the same guys are welcome back to be part of the new government the people had voted for.

Bolehlanders wanted change and a clean break from the toxic past. Not for PH coalition partners to play politics to see who among whom of the partners have more MPs in their fold so that they could strut around and dictate terms to the others.

Bolehlanders voted out the old government after 60 long donkey years and voted in a new one because they wanted to see that the country moves ahead instead of down the slippery road to perdition.

If PH betray the rakyat's mandate, they can forget about being voted in again come the next general election.

Politics is a dirty game and power the devil in the house that you should avoid caving in to. It may be a hard thing to do, but there is no alternative than avoiding them like the plague.               

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