Tuesday, November 5, 2024

Ahmad Farouk Musa On The Lament Of The T15 A Conversation With Friend Simon


Ahmad Farouk Musa On The Lament Of The T15 A Conversation With Friend Simon

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Simon 

Makes sense to me

Om Ni

Well, well, well...politicians are not politicians if they don't show they know better

Om Ni

They do know!

Om Ni

All they need do is play games and blame others for their incompetence

Om Ni

A blame game that mostly benefits themselves in the name of selflessly serving the hoi polloi

Om Ni

With with impressive sounding words and programmes that do the opposite of what they are proclaimed to accomplish for the poor rakyat

Om Ni

Time the poor rakyat kick them, the true Mahakaya lot, in their arse loh

Om Ni

No meh?

Om Ni

We need a genuine reset for the country, dispensing the old blocks of political establishment

Om Ni

And institute universal income for the country instead of all the money 'sakaued' or squandered away in the billions by kleptocrats and the hangers on

Om Ni

And the rest of the privileged political rodents, no meh?

Om Ni

Ai ya ya!!

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