Political Moral?

When we are still "one five one ten" of whether agreed with Anwar to take over the government by inviting the BN MPs to jump over. MCA criticised that it is immoral to do that and Gerakan said that this does not fulfill democratic spirit.

Last week Anwar replied in the City Stadium that who is more immoral if the MPs still support the cabinet if the cabinet or the government implement somethings not correct and not benefit to the people without express their stands.

This will happen again in tomorrow's Parlimen Assembly when Najib had instructed all MPs not to defeat the Sharir motion on price increases. Some MPs may feel that this motion is incorrect and wish to defeat. Is it immoral if they support just to retain their seats. The warning statement by Najib too does not fulfill democratic spirit. What should MCA and Gerakan could do? Of course, as usual, raise their hands and said;"Ya" and "Betul".

Are we also means that the BN MPs had to support all policies that implemented by the Cabinet for next five years. If that so, we may just elect monkeys, cow, elephant, goat, etc which only take fruits and grass in the next election. No high salaries, no entertainment allowance, etc which could be saved to subsidise the petrol.

When SAPPs raise the issues of no-confidence motion to our PM. PKR fully support, PAS said may be support, DAP said should see what happen next first. They may look not united but in the other hands, at least everyone had their own stands and considerations. They shall debate before any agreement. (Hope PR is not like BN)

It is still look better than the MCA who never think first and be the first one to jump out and shouted to our PM, "We fully support you". In the mean time, we still has no answer when our Damansara school suppose to reopen, are the government going to build more Chinese school? Are the critical criminals in Malaysia going to solve? etc......

Unfortunately, our BN still does not like some of the other countries that allow their MPs has a difference views and stands of government policies where they could debate freely and the PM has to convince all MPs to support the motions.

Unless you interpret the recent decision of no action against SAPP as BN is more "open minded" now.

Are your stand now at least "one eight one two"?