A SEMBLANCE OF NORMALITY

Henceforth the quarrel seems to have abated a little, everything has returned to some form of normalcy. There were genuine calls for Pak Lah to vacate the highest office but the top leadership took things in stride, did not overly panic and set to mend things as appropriate as possible. Pak Lah even admitted to his part in the thrashing that the party received during the last elections. Johor Umno, realizing that it could be that bit unreasonable to hound the PM ever more, took the best solution upon them to endear Pak Lah to include a succession scheme into his overall strategic blueprint.
Najib, too, has, in, his own, distinctive way- avoided worsening further the impasse within the BN coalition. He had effectively included in his list of everyday activities a program that imitated a counsel like approach. A psychological technique that induces a person to air his or grievances that in most circumstances much releases the aggrieved party’s bottled up emotions but temporarily only should measures taken afterwards do not really address the causes but more of the symptoms. An extension of the infamous psy war techniques available to all power players yet this time deployed increasingly- within the organization. The, members, were very much taken for the seemingly open approach forwarded by the top leaders as of late that they tune down their overly vehement calls for the chiefs to take stock of the party’s losses, subsequent, of which, to quietly, disappear, from the scene. However, it was commendable on the number two’s part to bring down, upon, himself, to personally visit party establishments in order to meet up with the numerous members and to openly consult their views on pertinent issues affecting the association. As to why, the party members were not that vociferous prior to PRU 12 is quite, anybody’s guess.
The public would have appreciated the BN’s much sobered approach to the current situation if not for the veritably irrational policies being uttered in the Main Stream Media as of 48 hours ago plus or minus. Apparently, they have not learned but extended to the other four of what had been, promulgated in the only fallen state- previous, to the last elections, being Kelantan- quite of course. The basic tenets of Democracy, have yet again, evaded, them. They are only beholden to their mighty leaders, the evermore despicably corrupt amenoputras and the quintessentially evil cukongs of multifarious ‘color and creed’. The rakyat is, as ever, out of the equation.
Even though Anwar has unequivocally stated that he would not be pushing for a no confidence vote on Pak Lah come Parliament’s first sitting later in the month, the PR imperatively must seize the moment should an opportunity arises during times ahead, in which, the window cold be opened only days from now. The urgency could never be emphasized all, the, more in that they have started to harp on the religious card, as of currently. The billions that would yet again be nonchalantly plundered should they remain for that little bit of a one more teeny weeny term must never be allowed lest we lose out aggravatingly, on the inner side of, the country’s coffers, come world recession down the line.
Howsoever, politics, can be, so fluid, plus, so cloak and dagger along with so secret rendezvous like that no one could ever second guesses as to what is really transpiring on the ground. On, the, other, hand it would be, good to, personally hear what Dsai has to say come Monday night whence he would be literally free in his personal capacity to roam the political landscape of the nation once more. See you at the Club’s padang.