BN a bunch of Backstabbing Nincompoops

It's Friday - again! Time sure flies. Another 15 more weekends to go before we bid 2006 goodbye.

What is it about the fengshui for 2006 in Bolehland anyway? I mean, this is the year when we see our politicians drop their sarongs and all factions coming out with keris, swords and daggers drawn on all sides within the BN family.

If our economic situation isn't so depressing for the rakyat biasa, it could actually be funny to see these powerful people all fighting each other for a little bit more gravy on their plate.

Truly, someone has gone on a long vacation, took a nap and forgotten to wake up to check on his household.

Like Tengku Razaleigh said in Parliament recently, whatever bad perception the world has about the political & economic situation in Malaysia can only be eliminated if "government leaders are tougher, more courageous, and have stronger political will." (theSUN page 21, Friday 15 September 2006)

Obviously, it hasn't worked out that way. Almost three years on the job - is he going to wake up when September ends? Or is the hat just too too big for his small head?

Our Zoohouse at the Dewan Rakyat notwithstanding, Barisan Nasional is fast turning into Backstabbing Nincompoops. See the way the ex-PM attacks the current PM, UMNO attacks MCA, UMNO attacks Gerakan, UMNO trying to pit MCA against Gerakan ... wait a minute ... are we missing something in this equation?

Ah ... MIC is missing in action! But of course. We all know why MIC don't figure in this mess. Heck, the Backstabbers' Club knows very well where to pick their fights, where it mattered.

Look, amidst all these madness, what is the relevance of Barisan Nasional under the leadership of Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi? Like what Datuk Zaid Ibrahim said, is there any difference between him and Dr Mahathir given that the present PM has yet to make any real reforms? And I don't mean to insult Dr M by comparing Pak Lah with him.

What a foul mess! The spirit of give & take within the Barisan Nasional component parties have been flushed down the drain. It's a mad scramble for one-upmanship these days. It's a shameless display of might over right to remind everyone that there is only one big brother here, and you better get that right if you know what's good for you.

As usual.

There's another Malaysia Day coming up this weekend. Perhaps the political parties in Sabah and Sarawak want to take a closer look at what is happening in the Peninsular, after all the sugary words have been dispensed with.

It's so easy to be lured into a blissful slumber only to wake up to an endless nightmare of having to dance to someone else's tune all the time.

Just ask MCA & Gerakan if you need some advice.