Jeff
A leopard will never change its spots. The old man is always calm n cool.
'I shall come back" And he came back indeed, with victory over the opponents in the last election.
He saw the weakness n the impatience in Anwar. He staked his bet n played his role well.
Despite years in the political arena, Anwar could not see he was walking right into a trap.
But this time the old man miscalculated.
He abruptly relinquished all his posts, thinking like the old days, all parties, for or against him, would come rushing to his feet and begging for him to stay on and he would be back as the indispensable and incomparable leader of the country.
Never did he realise that young Brutus would seize the god-given and long awaited opportunity to do the Sheraton Act with fellow conspirators. They ganged up and pulled the carpet from under the old man's feet.
This led not only to the old man's own downfall but the downfall of the people's duly elected Pakatan Harapan government.
No, there will not be a 3rd coming for the old man.
Who cares?
Om Ni
Hahaha. Said well. Ego always gets in one's way. It blinds one that eventually one falls.
As to Anwar, I think he was not impatient. Having spent so much time incarcerated, I think he sees things differently.
I still believe he is d better choice. At least where others are not ready for inclusiveness, Anwar is at least far ahead.
I still believe his day will come. And maybe not far off now. Though everyone is writing him off.
Remember, when u least expect, d unexpected happens. That is the "Mocking Theory" at work. It has never failed to take people by surprise including, remember, ourselves hehehe
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