Saturday, 8 March 2008

V for Vendetta, V for Vengeance, V for Victory.

Victory!!!!!!! 5 states taken by opposition, major ministers sacked, major BN component leaders get the boot and a great day in history.

Malaysian citizens finally gave a shocking clear reminder to our beloved politicians about WHO'S BOSS! :) A great reminder to those who already lupa diri. A reminder that "we are watching you"!

I'm sorry to Datuk Samy Vellu, but it's really long overdue. Happy Birthday nonetheless. 

And to all our 'shocked' incumbents who lost their seats. The only reason why you are so shocked is perhaps your censored mainstream media?

I find it funny that Koh Tsu Koon was busy talking on the 7th about choosing his successor and annoucing the successor just to find out on the 8th that it he will not be able to have any part in that. 

Too bad Nazri won by a slim majority....but our infamous 'erection' ZAM is out, together with the long long list of major casualties.

So tomorrow we shall wake up to a new Malaysia. A new beginning after 50 years. Barisan Rakyat ain't strong enough to win the whole election, but it's a beginning. Not just for these political parties but a beginning of serious political involvement and awareness by the country's citizens. 

And Pak 'sleeping' Lah finally receives a good wake up call that would make sure he would never sleep again, or face the music. 

It's a shame though that Sarawak seemed so left out in development of political awareness. And being Sarawakian i can tell u this, it's due to the mainstream media bias. Very very few of the voters of rural constituencies get access to cyberspace. So whatever the newspapers say is deemed true, and nobody would challenge it. That would change, i hope. In fact, changing that would be for the good of the BN too in the long run. Clearly, urban folks have lost trust in newspapers almost completely. And that's why i can still preserve some of my dignity with DAP chong chien jen voted in for Bandar Kuching again! 

Thank you to all the voters who chose to vote for us who could not. For our future. For the beginning of the end of racial politics. For the beginning of the end of corruption, oppression, misuse of power and incompetence. I owe all of you big time. This is one important defining moment of Malaysia indeed. But most importantly, thank God.

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