Mahathir says that he is ready to step down immediately as the Pm if that is what the PH presidential councils wants him to do.
Does the Pm really mean it?
Or does he know something that Bolehland can speculate about i.e that the PH presidential council does not have the guts to ask for his immediate resignation?
Especially as Mahathir had also specifically said that the decision has to be made by all the four coalition partners in the council, knowing very well that his own party Bersatu will never ask for it anyway. And that there are some members of PKR who would rather betray their own leader Anwar.
The perception that Mahathir does not really want to step down is reinforced by his constant vacillation on when he will actually step down in favour of Anwar.
The honourable thing for Mahathir to do, if he is really ready to step down anytime, is for himself do it without having the PH council telling to do so.
Especially now when more and more Bolehlanders are disillusioned with the man's leadership. They see Mahathir as a hindrance to the reforms PH had pledged to carry out in their election manifesto. They also see Mahathir as a divisive figure rather than a unifying one for multi-racial and multi-religious Bolehland.
The Tanjung Piai by-election result should have convinced Mahathir to step aside and let Anwar take over. That does not seem to be the case.
Can Bolehland then be trusted to believe that Mahathir means what he says about being ready to step down immediately as the Pm?
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