At some point, Najib must surely have to come out and categorically debunk the allegations. Saying that Deepak lacks credibility is not enough to convince the people. And although Najib has sworn on the Quran that he has never met Altantuya, this may not satisfy logical minds.
Thursday, March 28, 2013
Monday, March 25, 2013
Kesetiaan PAS dan DAP terbukti
Kesetiaan PAS dan DAP terbukti
The threat is real.
DAP may be deregistered by ROS.
Solution out: use PAS symbol
For 13th GE. How about that?
The threat is real.
DAP may be deregistered by ROS.
Solution out: use PAS symbol
For 13th GE. How about that?
Wednesday, March 20, 2013
Lim Kit Siang the ‘giant slayer’
Lim Kit Siang the ‘giant slayer’
Our hope lies in Pakatan to knock the hell out of Umno and MCA of BN.
Put an end to all the corruption, evil, lies, murder, etc.
We have witnessed enough the kind of transformation brought about
by the present government for over 55 years.
Tuesday, March 19, 2013
‘Lim changing constituencies like shirts’ | Free Malaysia Today
‘Lim changing constituencies like shirts’ | Free Malaysia Today
Kit will lead the onslaught in Johore, the Battle of the Century, he called.
Gelang Patah has 54% Chinese.
Kit will lead the onslaught in Johore, the Battle of the Century, he called.
Gelang Patah has 54% Chinese.
Confirmed! Kit Siang will do battle in Gelang Patah
Confirmed! Kit Siang will do battle in Gelang Patah the biggest challenge ever
As
Kit
Leads
In the battle of front line
State of Johore!
As
Kit
Leads
In the battle of front line
State of Johore!
Sunday, March 17, 2013
When will the 13th General Election ?
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak must dissolve the Parliament in the near future. Which would be the auspicious day? Najib's schedule has brought some clues.
It is believed that the Parliament will not be dissolved before 19 March as Najib will have to announce the results of the Government Transformation Plan (GTP) and the Economic Transformation Programme (ETP) in that evening. Najib has pointed out earlier that the reason he postponed the election was because he wanted the people to evaluate the results of the GTP and ETP. Therefore, that night's event is crucial.
The Prime Minister will host the last stop of the “Janji Ditepati” (Promises Fulfilled) national tour in Pekan, Pahang on 23 March. The "Janji Ditepati" tour is the BN's platform to show its fulfilled promises and therefore, the last stop should be a perfect ending. On that night, the Prime Minister will also attend a fund raising event of the Kuantan Chong Hwa High School. International star Jackie Chan will also attend the event. Najib is expected to bring Chinese education a good news.
On 24 March, Najib is scheduled to attend the F1 Grand Prix in Sepang.
On 26 March, the Negeri Sembilan state assembly will have its term expired and be automatically dissolved. State Menteri Besar Datuk Seri Mohamad Hasan has said that if the Prime Minister does not announce the dissolution of Parliament by 26 March, he will let the state assembly automatically dissolve instead of dissolving it in advance.
The Langkawi International Maritime and Aerospace Exhibition will be held from 26 to 30 March and the opening ceremony will be in the evening of 26 March.
The Prime Minister's schedule for the recent days will be full, including attending a grand dinner on 16 March. It is quite impossible to dissolve the Parliament on these days. However, the BN also does not want to see an automatic dissolution of the Negeri Sembilan state assembly as the Pakatan Rakyat is expected to use it to attack the BN during the election.
Therefore, the date of the dissolution of the parliament is very likely to fall between 20 to 25 March, namely after the announcement of the GTP and ETP results and before the automatic dissolution of the Negeri Sembilan state assembly.
In accordance with past practice, after the dissolution of Parliament, the Prime Minister needs a few days to meet state leaders and leaders of BN component parties to finalise the candidate list. Najib will fill his day in Pahang on 23 March with programmes and therefore, it might not have enough time to discuss on the candidate issue if the Parliament is dissolved on 21 or 22 March, while 24 March is Sunday. Therefore, Najib is very likely to have an audience with the Agong on 25 March to get his consent to dissolve the Parliament.
In addition, the military has strengthened arms to accelerate the operation of exterminating the Sulu terrorists in Sabah. Once the Sulu terrorist leader Azzimudie Kiram is annihilated and more security forces are allocated to maintain security, Sabah will then be able to join the general election.
It is believed that Pakatan Rakyat has also estimated the date of dissolving the Parliament and thus, Selangor Menteri Besar Tan Sri Khalid Ibrahim said that the final decision on the dissolution of the state assembly has been made and the state government will make an announcement within this month.
After distributing the BR1M 2.0 aid and announcing the early increments for civil servants, the BN will continue creating more positive factors and of course, Pakatan Rakyat will also take some actions. However, it is unfavourable to Pakatan Rakyat as the Chinese may return to their hometowns in early April for grave visiting. Some might not return again to vote.
In short, it is not going to be another false alarm this time.
-Sin Chew Daily
It is believed that the Parliament will not be dissolved before 19 March as Najib will have to announce the results of the Government Transformation Plan (GTP) and the Economic Transformation Programme (ETP) in that evening. Najib has pointed out earlier that the reason he postponed the election was because he wanted the people to evaluate the results of the GTP and ETP. Therefore, that night's event is crucial.
The Prime Minister will host the last stop of the “Janji Ditepati” (Promises Fulfilled) national tour in Pekan, Pahang on 23 March. The "Janji Ditepati" tour is the BN's platform to show its fulfilled promises and therefore, the last stop should be a perfect ending. On that night, the Prime Minister will also attend a fund raising event of the Kuantan Chong Hwa High School. International star Jackie Chan will also attend the event. Najib is expected to bring Chinese education a good news.
On 24 March, Najib is scheduled to attend the F1 Grand Prix in Sepang.
On 26 March, the Negeri Sembilan state assembly will have its term expired and be automatically dissolved. State Menteri Besar Datuk Seri Mohamad Hasan has said that if the Prime Minister does not announce the dissolution of Parliament by 26 March, he will let the state assembly automatically dissolve instead of dissolving it in advance.
The Langkawi International Maritime and Aerospace Exhibition will be held from 26 to 30 March and the opening ceremony will be in the evening of 26 March.
The Prime Minister's schedule for the recent days will be full, including attending a grand dinner on 16 March. It is quite impossible to dissolve the Parliament on these days. However, the BN also does not want to see an automatic dissolution of the Negeri Sembilan state assembly as the Pakatan Rakyat is expected to use it to attack the BN during the election.
Therefore, the date of the dissolution of the parliament is very likely to fall between 20 to 25 March, namely after the announcement of the GTP and ETP results and before the automatic dissolution of the Negeri Sembilan state assembly.
In accordance with past practice, after the dissolution of Parliament, the Prime Minister needs a few days to meet state leaders and leaders of BN component parties to finalise the candidate list. Najib will fill his day in Pahang on 23 March with programmes and therefore, it might not have enough time to discuss on the candidate issue if the Parliament is dissolved on 21 or 22 March, while 24 March is Sunday. Therefore, Najib is very likely to have an audience with the Agong on 25 March to get his consent to dissolve the Parliament.
In addition, the military has strengthened arms to accelerate the operation of exterminating the Sulu terrorists in Sabah. Once the Sulu terrorist leader Azzimudie Kiram is annihilated and more security forces are allocated to maintain security, Sabah will then be able to join the general election.
It is believed that Pakatan Rakyat has also estimated the date of dissolving the Parliament and thus, Selangor Menteri Besar Tan Sri Khalid Ibrahim said that the final decision on the dissolution of the state assembly has been made and the state government will make an announcement within this month.
After distributing the BR1M 2.0 aid and announcing the early increments for civil servants, the BN will continue creating more positive factors and of course, Pakatan Rakyat will also take some actions. However, it is unfavourable to Pakatan Rakyat as the Chinese may return to their hometowns in early April for grave visiting. Some might not return again to vote.
In short, it is not going to be another false alarm this time.
-Sin Chew Daily
RCI for Lahad Datu's 'mastermind': BUT ISN'T THAT YOU, DR M?
RCI for Lahad Datu's 'mastermind': BUT ISN'T THAT YOU, DR M?The current crisis in Sabah is being watched and followed closely by many Malaysians and the international community and is believed to be the barometer by which Malaysians will be able to decide for themselves if they have had enough of BN governance.
While doing away with a coalition party that has governed Malaysia since its inception in 1957 might seem a difficult choice for some, the alternative of seeing Malaysia become a failed state or a rogue nation is far too frightening a specter for Malaysians and the future of the nation.
Tuesday, March 12, 2013
VIDEO Oppa Guan Eng-style:'NO' to BN still!
VIDEO Oppa Guan Eng-style:'NO' to BN still!2 parts in this video1. Guan Eng asking the crowd...2. Najib's turn....MUST watch...ha ha ha
Who will win the 13th general election? — Lee Hwa Beng
Who will win the 13th general election? — Lee Hwa BengThe coming 13th general election will be interesting as nobody can say for sure which coalition will win Putrajaya. However, one thing that we can all agree on is that Barisan Nasional (BN) can no longer win a two-thirds majority and whoever wins, the margin of victory will be narrow.
3,000 motorcycle convoy fighting for Malay rights: Does Dr M have a LICENSE TO KILL?
3,000 motorcycle convoy fighting for Malay rights: Does Dr M have a LICENSE TO KILL?Indeed the 3,000 motorcycle convey that he let loose on the highways is a potential for chaos. All it would have taken is for a lorry driven by a Chinese or an Indian – or even a Malay with a tiny PR sticker, to have lost control of his vehicle out of fright seeing this party-politic convoy and skidding onto the convoy. Mayhem! Too ridiculous an imagination?
Monday, March 11, 2013
Parliament to be dissolved on Monday or will Najib continue to disappoint nation - Kit Siang
Parliament to be dissolved on Monday or will Najib continue to disappoint nation - Kit SiangMalaysia has made world history and gone into the Guinness Book of Records as a country which has been on general election-mode for close to four years since Najib replaced Tun Abdullah as the sixth Prime Minister of Malaysia on 3rd April 2009.
But Najib is still afraid to dissolve Parliament to face the electorate although he has only earned for himself a breathing space of another 49 days before the present Parliament is automatically dissolved on April 27 under the Constitution, without the need for the Prime Minister to ask the Yang di Pertuan Agong for a formal dissolution!
Friday, March 8, 2013
MALICIOUS HEADLINE: The Star must withdraw or be sued - Faekah
MALICIOUS HEADLINE: The Star must withdraw or be sued - FaekahYour very own report states: " Khalid said he respected and believed in the efforts made by the police and armed forces in defending the country's sovereignty. He said he did not think that a PKR leader would issue such a statement."
Nowhere in these comments is there an element of 'slamming'.
Lahad Datu debacle: Umno faces the WRATH OF THE WORLD
Lahad Datu debacle: Umno faces the WRATH OF THE WORLD"To me, this is a sign from God, a blessing for the change that must take place for Malaysia to heal itself and pull back from the brink of evil. This may sound dramatic but it is clear that the Umno-BN government has lost track of the right path. Their top leaders can no longer separate good from evil. They think nothing of launching conspiracies like Sodomy I and II just to cling to power, and some say even the Lahad Datu intrusion is a conspiracy," Tan Kee Kwong, a senior PKR leader and the head of its disciplinary committee, told Malaysia Chronicle.
A SIGN FROM GOD? : ANWAR IS INNOCENT - Saiful's dad apologizes for Sodomy II slander
A SIGN FROM GOD? : ANWAR IS INNOCENT - Saiful's dad apologizes for Sodomy II slander"To me, this is a sign from God, a blessing for the change that must take place for Malaysia to heal itself and pull back from the brink of evil. This may sound dramatic but it is clear that the Umno-BN government has lost track of the right path. Their top leaders can no longer separate good from evil. They think nothing of launching conspiracies like Sodomy I and II just to cling to power, and some say even the Lahad Datu intrusion is a conspiracy," Tan Kee Kwong, a senior PKR leader and the head of its disciplinary committee, told Malaysia Chronicle.
Najib owes the rakyat answers
Najib owes the rakyat answersRelying on the police and not the military was Najib’s biggest mistake in tackling the issue. Not giving the intrusion priority and treating it as an internal affair was his next mistake.
Ironically, for a premier who made “People First, Performance Now” as his mantra, Najib’s incapable salvoes fired bear proof he is the real culprit behind the Lahad Datu tragedy.
Najib made the mistake no leader can afford to make – he compromised the nation’s safety, taking it for granted, leading to the Lahad Datu bloodshed.
Pakatan Rakyat to focus on 15 Parliamentary seats in Johore in 13GE to end Johor’s “fixed deposit state†status for UMNO/Barisan Nasional and to pave the way for PR to Putrajaya
By focussing on 15 parliamentary seats in Johor, I am not saying that PR is sure to win everyone of them.
If PR can win over one-third of the parliamentary seats, i.e. at least 10 out of the 26 parliamentary seats in the state, together with at least one-third of the parliamentary seats in Sabah and Sarawak, then PR is well on the way to Putrajaya to form the next Federal Government of Malaysia Pakatan Rakyat to focus on 15 Parliamentary seats in Johore in 13GE to end Johor’s “fixed deposit state†status for UMNO/Barisan Nasional and to pave the way for PR to Putrajaya
If PR can win over one-third of the parliamentary seats, i.e. at least 10 out of the 26 parliamentary seats in the state, together with at least one-third of the parliamentary seats in Sabah and Sarawak, then PR is well on the way to Putrajaya to form the next Federal Government of Malaysia Pakatan Rakyat to focus on 15 Parliamentary seats in Johore in 13GE to end Johor’s “fixed deposit state†status for UMNO/Barisan Nasional and to pave the way for PR to Putrajaya
Pakatan Rakyat to focus on 15 Parliamentary seats in Johore in 13GE to end Johor’s “fixed deposit state†status for UMNO/Barisan Nasional and to pave the way for PR to Putrajaya
By focussing on 15 parliamentary seats in Johor, I am not saying that PR is sure to win everyone of them.
If PR can win over one-third of the parliamentary seats, i.e. at least 10 out of the 26 parliamentary seats in the state, together with at least one-third of the parliamentary seats in Sabah and Sarawak, then PR is well on the way to Putrajaya to form the next Federal Government of Malaysia Pakatan Rakyat to focus on 15 Parliamentary seats in Johore in 13GE to end Johor’s “fixed deposit state†status for UMNO/Barisan Nasional and to pave the way for PR to Putrajaya
If PR can win over one-third of the parliamentary seats, i.e. at least 10 out of the 26 parliamentary seats in the state, together with at least one-third of the parliamentary seats in Sabah and Sarawak, then PR is well on the way to Putrajaya to form the next Federal Government of Malaysia Pakatan Rakyat to focus on 15 Parliamentary seats in Johore in 13GE to end Johor’s “fixed deposit state†status for UMNO/Barisan Nasional and to pave the way for PR to Putrajaya
Pakatan Rakyat to focus on 15 Parliamentary seats in Johore in 13GE to end Johor’s “fixed deposit state†status for UMNO/Barisan Nasional and to pave the way for PR to Putrajaya
By focussing on 15 parliamentary seats in Johor, I am not saying that PR is sure to win everyone of them.
If PR can win over one-third of the parliamentary seats, i.e. at least 10 out of the 26 parliamentary seats in the state, together with at least one-third of the parliamentary seats in Sabah and Sarawak, then PR is well on the way to Putrajaya to form the next Federal Government of Malaysia Pakatan Rakyat to focus on 15 Parliamentary seats in Johore in 13GE to end Johor’s “fixed deposit state†status for UMNO/Barisan Nasional and to pave the way for PR to Putrajaya
If PR can win over one-third of the parliamentary seats, i.e. at least 10 out of the 26 parliamentary seats in the state, together with at least one-third of the parliamentary seats in Sabah and Sarawak, then PR is well on the way to Putrajaya to form the next Federal Government of Malaysia Pakatan Rakyat to focus on 15 Parliamentary seats in Johore in 13GE to end Johor’s “fixed deposit state†status for UMNO/Barisan Nasional and to pave the way for PR to Putrajaya
Pakatan Rakyat to focus on 15 Parliamentary seats in Johore in 13GE to end Johor’s “fixed deposit state†status for UMNO/Barisan Nasional and to pave the way for PR to Putrajaya
By focussing on 15 parliamentary seats in Johor, I am not saying that PR is sure to win everyone of them.
If PR can win over one-third of the parliamentary seats, i.e. at least 10 out of the 26 parliamentary seats in the state, together with at least one-third of the parliamentary seats in Sabah and Sarawak, then PR is well on the way to Putrajaya to form the next Federal Government of Malaysia Pakatan Rakyat to focus on 15 Parliamentary seats in Johore in 13GE to end Johor’s “fixed deposit state†status for UMNO/Barisan Nasional and to pave the way for PR to Putrajaya
If PR can win over one-third of the parliamentary seats, i.e. at least 10 out of the 26 parliamentary seats in the state, together with at least one-third of the parliamentary seats in Sabah and Sarawak, then PR is well on the way to Putrajaya to form the next Federal Government of Malaysia Pakatan Rakyat to focus on 15 Parliamentary seats in Johore in 13GE to end Johor’s “fixed deposit state†status for UMNO/Barisan Nasional and to pave the way for PR to Putrajaya
M’sian Armed Forces versus Sulu gunmen in Sabah: Lessons for S’pore
M’sian Armed Forces versus Sulu gunmen in Sabah: Lessons for S’poreWhile it is early days yet before defence observers can compile a credible blow by blow account of the assault, here are some preliminary thoughts on the situation:
Intrusion confusion – A farcical invasion of Borneo gets serious, and nasty
Intrusion confusion – A farcical invasion of Borneo gets serious, and nastyIt will also wonder how the stand-off will affect a keenly contested general election due by the end of June. Some think Sabah is where the poll will be won or lost. The government has dropped dark hints of the involvement of a Malaysian opposition leader in the invasion. But, if the mess worsens, it might lose votes itself.
34-Day Countdown to 13GE – Call on Malaysians to complete “unfinished business†of “308 political tsunami†five years ago by electing a new Malaysian Government and new Prime Minister in Putrajaya in 13GE
Before “308” five years ago, nobody dared to hope or think that the Malaysian political landscape could undergo a paradigm shift through the peaceful and democratic process that the prospect of a new Federal Government and a new Prime Minister for the first time in five decades of the nation’s history is dreamable, possible, do-able and achievable!
34-Day Countdown to 13GE – Call on Malaysians to complete “unfinished business†of “308 political tsunami†five years ago by electing a new Malaysian Government and new Prime Minister in Putrajaya in 13GE
"308" 5th. Year Anniversary
5 years ago, today, the "Tsunami" swept across Malaysia and brought new hope for many.k
It also caused an unforgettable blow to BN 50 years of rule.
BN not only lost 2/3 Parliament majority, 5 states government and many heavy weight leaders were all swept away.
Even the Federal Territory's 11 Parliament seats. BN could only save 1 seat.
BN 4 ministers, 11 deputy ministers and 7 secretaries got "beheaded".
Some BN candidates even though they won, their majorities were "very close shave"; spoilt votes that represent people dissatisfaction were 321,885, they were 27,827 more as compared to 2004.
PENANG Gerakan and MCA lost all
Gerakan based in Penang and Chinese based MCA were wiped off in Penang. Perak, Selangor, Kedah collapsed. They were unsuccessful in snatching Kelantan back.
BN retained 140 Parliament seats, Pakatan 82 seats which is broke the minimal 75 seats to deny BN 2/3 majority, which is as good as taken away BN's 1/2 an empire.
Gerakan contested in 12 Parliament 31 state seats, only won 2 Parliament 4 states; MCA in 40 Parliament 90 states, only got 15 Parliament 31 states.
What do you think this time round?
Will Gerakan and MCA BE TOTALLY "annihilated" !?
What about UMNO.
If, only if there is equal playing field BN/Umno would be long gone.
This 13th GE may be their Waterloo.
By Wong Fort Pin (concised from Sin Chew 8/3/13).
It also caused an unforgettable blow to BN 50 years of rule.
BN not only lost 2/3 Parliament majority, 5 states government and many heavy weight leaders were all swept away.
Even the Federal Territory's 11 Parliament seats. BN could only save 1 seat.
BN 4 ministers, 11 deputy ministers and 7 secretaries got "beheaded".
Some BN candidates even though they won, their majorities were "very close shave"; spoilt votes that represent people dissatisfaction were 321,885, they were 27,827 more as compared to 2004.
PENANG Gerakan and MCA lost all
Gerakan based in Penang and Chinese based MCA were wiped off in Penang. Perak, Selangor, Kedah collapsed. They were unsuccessful in snatching Kelantan back.
BN retained 140 Parliament seats, Pakatan 82 seats which is broke the minimal 75 seats to deny BN 2/3 majority, which is as good as taken away BN's 1/2 an empire.
Gerakan contested in 12 Parliament 31 state seats, only won 2 Parliament 4 states; MCA in 40 Parliament 90 states, only got 15 Parliament 31 states.
What do you think this time round?
Will Gerakan and MCA BE TOTALLY "annihilated" !?
What about UMNO.
If, only if there is equal playing field BN/Umno would be long gone.
This 13th GE may be their Waterloo.
By Wong Fort Pin (concised from Sin Chew 8/3/13).
Wednesday, March 6, 2013
Tuesday, March 5, 2013
Monday, March 4, 2013
Peluang PR menang PRU-13 cerah kerana BN banyak masalah
Peluang PR menang PRU-13 cerah kerana BN banyak masalah interview with Dr. Tan. Enlightening .
Sunday, March 3, 2013
PM Najib the Champion of them all
The first one to drag a protracted term beyond 5 years.
Is he also the last?
Fulfilling the R-A-H-M-A-Najib's prophecy?
PM Najib is expected to dissolve the Parliament any day for the next 10 working days (i.e. 4 to 14 March) if we assume that he likes to have the election on Saturday 30th March which falls on School Holidays.
If he still drags on and on, he can...that means any day till 27th April.
After which it will be dissolved automatically.
If that happens the latest date for election will be in June.
This is not unlikely too since he most likely may not be the PM after the election.
(If you were him, will you not sit on a few more months as the PM since after that you would no longer be the PM? I would!)
This latter possibility is not unlikely in view of the recent floods in the northern states and the deaths caused by armed intruders in Lahad Datu, Sabah.
The window of time is closing down on Najib who missed the opportunity to call for election last year.
Why all the delay?
Before we answer this question,
let's consider the following:
In retrospect, PM Najib would have done better if he had called the election soon after he took over from Tun Abdullah. Newness is usually accorded with "Honeymoon " effect.
Just like Tun Abdullah who called for an early election in 2004 soon after taking over from Dr. Mahathir. Tun Abdullah did brilliantly in 2004.
Do you think PM Najib would had done well too, soon after taking over from Tun Abdullah?
I think so.
Now, let's get back to the delay.
Why?
Mainly due to the internal fighting within Umno.
Apart from that,
he also has to contend with his position in Umno after the election.
The de facto Umno head, Dr. Mahathir had spoken up openly if Najib cannot win back the 2 thirds majority, he will have to step down for Muhiddin.
From precedences set before : if he does no better he has to step down just as Tunku Abdul Rahman, Hussein Onn and Abdullah did.
Of course there are many other issues like the Cows fiasco, Corruption, Security and also the strong opposition wind in the forms of many protests and rallies that has caused him to keep dragging on and on and on.
The longer he waits, the worst it's going to be for him, I foresee.
Will he break another record, that is, will he be the last Umno president to be the PM, in fulfilment of the RAHMAN prophecy?
My guess will be ...yes!
What do you think?
By Wong Fort Pin on 2nd March 2013 midnight
Is he also the last?
Fulfilling the R-A-H-M-A-Najib's prophecy?
PM Najib is expected to dissolve the Parliament any day for the next 10 working days (i.e. 4 to 14 March) if we assume that he likes to have the election on Saturday 30th March which falls on School Holidays.
If he still drags on and on, he can...that means any day till 27th April.
After which it will be dissolved automatically.
If that happens the latest date for election will be in June.
This is not unlikely too since he most likely may not be the PM after the election.
(If you were him, will you not sit on a few more months as the PM since after that you would no longer be the PM? I would!)
This latter possibility is not unlikely in view of the recent floods in the northern states and the deaths caused by armed intruders in Lahad Datu, Sabah.
The window of time is closing down on Najib who missed the opportunity to call for election last year.
Why all the delay?
Before we answer this question,
let's consider the following:
In retrospect, PM Najib would have done better if he had called the election soon after he took over from Tun Abdullah. Newness is usually accorded with "Honeymoon " effect.
Just like Tun Abdullah who called for an early election in 2004 soon after taking over from Dr. Mahathir. Tun Abdullah did brilliantly in 2004.
Do you think PM Najib would had done well too, soon after taking over from Tun Abdullah?
I think so.
Now, let's get back to the delay.
Why?
Mainly due to the internal fighting within Umno.
Apart from that,
he also has to contend with his position in Umno after the election.
The de facto Umno head, Dr. Mahathir had spoken up openly if Najib cannot win back the 2 thirds majority, he will have to step down for Muhiddin.
From precedences set before : if he does no better he has to step down just as Tunku Abdul Rahman, Hussein Onn and Abdullah did.
Of course there are many other issues like the Cows fiasco, Corruption, Security and also the strong opposition wind in the forms of many protests and rallies that has caused him to keep dragging on and on and on.
The longer he waits, the worst it's going to be for him, I foresee.
Will he break another record, that is, will he be the last Umno president to be the PM, in fulfilment of the RAHMAN prophecy?
My guess will be ...yes!
What do you think?
By Wong Fort Pin on 2nd March 2013 midnight
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