respectfully, i dont agree with your list. it wont work. it cant work. not now – not in another few generations. this is malaysia.

i am itching to think that you may have posted this list as a figment of your imagination. or worse you may have a sinister plot to create fear amongst our malay friends that, perhaps, this list will come true soon if they do not support BN and, as a result, then the “ketuanan melayu” fire will be enhanced this is dangerous. if JPA/minister/BN’s intention is pure, then so far so good. but i am not just sceptical, i KNOW them BN fellas are playing the racial card. oh…so hollow. and they thougth we cant see thru it. but anyway they would’ve achieved their sinister plans somewhat i’m sure. some of our easily manipulated malay friends may be swayed to think that their “rights” are now being taken away right under their noses. dirty tactics. but this is politics, no? sigh…

so, coming from this angle, i respectfully urge you not to take this supposed wish-list of a cabinet seriously. not now please. it cant work. i hope it doesnt materialise. not now. not in a few generations to come.

anyway, simply, realpolitik will dictate that there to be more malays/bumiputras to be in the cabinet. i think it should be like that.

there are many roles that one can consider if one’s desire is to serve the country. but, from your list, it looks too much like singapore . we are malaysians. i cannot say i am not racially-conscious but i am not a racist. but, to me, malaysian non-bumis cannot, even perceived to, be “taikors” in malaysian politics. not now. not in a few more generations.

yes, i wrote “non-bumis” in the para above. it’s still relevant. what can i do? we gotta go at it slowly. any forceful implementation will only result in chaos. i dread the arrival of that day.

but will that day come when perhaps our bumi (malays and orang asli) friends be comfortable with just about any composition of members in the cabinet? it’s not for me/u/them to answer but it’s my dream (too).

just change them lah.

someone said, and i are, ” a new beginning … “.

3 simple words. so full of hope.

Prime Minister – Anwar

Deputy Prime Minister – Lim Kit Siang

Culture Minister – Farish Noor

Defence Minister –

Education Minister – Nga Kor Ming

Environment Minister – Teresa Kok

Finance Minister – Tony Pua

Foreign Minister – Ramasamy

Health Minister – Tan Seng Giaw

Home Minister –

Information Minister – Jeff Ooi

Law Minister – Teng Chang Khim

Manpower Minister –

Sports Minister –

Technology Minister –

Trade Minister – Khalid

Transport Minister – Liew Chin Tong

(Penang Chief Minister – Lim Guan Eng)

but i’m afraid such “speakers corner” will not be so easy to implement bcos obviously it’ll fall under the purview of the KDN – i.e. eh…cannot cannot. no permit no permit.

sigh….

yes, do it!
yes, do it!
yes, do it!

illegal assembly is just something that threatens
(i) the self-interests of the ruling parties
(ii) the well-being of the rakyat;

IN THAT ORDER.

in msia we dont hv something like a speakers corner in the lakes gardens or dataran merdeka.

are we ready for it? i am. but we may scare the poor makciks/pakciks in the kampung who are, not their fault, ignorant of the national issues. local issues are paramount to them. bersih? abolish isa? why, rightly, should they care? what the heck is happening, they’d ask. so please, god, someone go explain to them.

you learned people in the cities, however strong and educated you are, with ideals, theories, dreams etc…you alone is still one vote against any ignorant village-folk, no thanks to 50years (that TWO generations, bro & sis). how to undo it?