On Saifuddin Abdullah Lucius Goon

JUNE twenty Some people say which Deputy Minister Saifuddin Abdullah is a some-more smart as well as reasonable face of Umno.

I am tickled when I hear these things, because during a single time, which is how a Umno apologists described Khairy Jamaluddin (and you know how flawed those descriptions turned out per a political chameleon).

Last night, Saifuddin took partial in a debate with Sallehudin Ayub of PAS upon a theme of street demonstrations, as well as predictably, a Umno male said which street protests is not a way to grow a democracy.

My question to him is this: What happens when a supervision of a day subverts approved practices? Should a open fake which democracy unequivocally exists as well as go about their commercial operation with small regard to a reality?

Under this Barisan Nasional government, there have been allegations of doctored electoral rolls as well as manipulated electoral boundaries.

It has indulged in perspective shopping upon a scale never seen before as well as Saifuddin Abdullah talks about demos not being a way to grow a democracy.

No person in his right thoughts wants to go out onto a streets or work outward a complement as well as put himself during harms way if a complement is fair.

But in Malaysia, a electoral complement has been manipulated to safeguard which a BN stays in power as well as it is a duty of each right-thinking Malaysian to do their utmost to safeguard which their a single perspective counts.

So, when a people went out upon April 28, they were you do their utmost to pressure a supervision to clean up a electoral rolls as well as safeguard which their a single perspective counts. Not a votes of a Nepali or Indonesian or Bangladeshi.

Only when a electoral complement is not being subverted, can you even proceed to speak about flourishing a democracy.

* Lucius Goon reads The Malaysian insider.

* This is a personal perspective of a bard or publication as well as does! not ind ispensably represent a views of The Malaysian Insider.


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