But now i start to think, the present is bad, but will the future be better? He is from the same culture. He been trained under the ex. He is just as “smart” as the ex. How much Malaysian have in hand to be continue corrupted?

What you have just described, is the biggest weakness that they have right now.

http://singaporedaily.wordpress.com/2008/03/18/daily-sg-18-mar-2008/#comment-1500

http://sophiesworld-sophiesworld.blogspot.com/2008/03/new-beginning-for-malaysia.html

I tuned in to TV3 on that day, for the results and one state after another were lost. Scenes of the respective ministers of the lost states were faces of grim and some were tears of defeat.

Indeed, I was informed by a M’sian blogger, that blogs greatly helped M’sian during the vote.

M’sia now i can see is changing rapidly especially in politics. The young wants a change. BN is beginning to look shaky as it’s not appealing and to them it’s a party of the past where racial policies were implemented. Now,I can see that there is a finding of a common national identity among all M’sians.

In s’pore to have a change maybe yes posibble but not so soon. Take note M’sia is a large country with 13 states whereas S’pore is an Island state. Politics here greatly differs where the ruling party take careful steps to make sure care for every s’porean.no loopholes and hongbao when GE is coming.

Unless if happen one day we have a kinda credible opposition figure similar to Datuk Anwar Ibrahim. I admired him of being single-handedly bring all opposition together and make BN down to it’s knees with the loss of the 5 states.

Mistake BN make is calling for an early GE with Anwar roaming from states to states making influential speeches.

so for now i would say M’sa BOLEH but S’pore for now TAK BOLEH

It will lead to the demise of the country just like the Egyptian empire.

Remember absolute power corrupts.

Other than Chia Thye Poh and a handful of other Activists, almost all others including many rebels and opponents such as David Marshall bought into the Indoctrination that there exist a demi-god capable of providing peace and prosperity. They are so right! The LEADERS get the PROSPERITY and we the People got PEACE. Not too bad if we do not have to struggle too much to SURVIVE, but oh my! look at the frail old folks struggling everywhere!

Now, even in such a situation, Singaporeans will still be tak boleh(unable) buak apa apa(do anything), unless one can do a Mas Selamt Magic.
The System is implemented to shackle and tie if not imprison any dissidents and dissenting views. The people are shower constantly for brainwashings with subtle threats such as our womenfolks have to work as foreign maids, our economy will tumble and what not.

Imagine before an election and the incumbent has taken some one third of the Country due to walkovers and another many GRC Wards which the Incumbent has much advantage. Btw, do Singaporeans have the cohesiveness? I think not and would like to suggest a test anyone can do; talk to your friends and families about politics, how many agree with You will be the answer for the political cohesiveness of Singaporean voters. And the different races, religions and educational backgrounds/ professions have not been factor in yet.

Singaporeans boleh jaga diri(can care for oneself), angkat bodeh(adulate) dan cakap besar(talk big) such as ‘we will not leave anyone behind’ and other such rhetorics, but hardly delivered.
Does this mean everything is hopeless? Not quite, we are about to be jolted by the reality that ‘WE CANNOT DEPEND ON OUR POLITICAL LEADERS FOR OUR SURVIVAL AND WELLBEINGS’

Muslims make up only 15% of the population. Even if every single Muslim voted for an Islamic party – they simply cannot garner enough votes to put that party into Parliament.

Stop talking nonsense about religious parties in Singapore.

The only credible and hardworking Opposition is the SDP along with the WP. They are the realistic alternatives to the PAP. Should they unite – the PAP will be in serious trouble. Remember – without all sorts of political gimmicks – there would be plenty more Opposition MP’s in our Parliament. The PAP speaks of meritocracy – but with all the election gimmicks that they have – the PAP itself does NOT practice meritocracy ! Dead Poet is right about how some of our Ministers are able to be where they are because of the backdoor route to Parliament. Had it been a fair one-on-one fight – many PAP personalities would become like Samy Vellu.

If they can be united under good leadership, they should be able to form the next coalition government.

Remember what Plato and Aristotle said about Democracies.

We hear about BN ministers losing their seats. Just think how many Ministers would have lost their seats in Singapore, including the PM, should it be a single seat issue. With 33.3% of the votes the opposition has only two seats. Is this not a joke. People know this and have lost all respect, especially for Ministers who cannot get elected but enter through the back door.
Samy Velu might have lost but he has gained my respect by refusing to enter through the back door through Senatorship, he is a man of honour even in defeat. For that he has gained my respect for respecting the people’s judgement. Yet we have Ministers who have entered politics without such moral authority and yet declare themselves to be god’s gift to the population and pay themselfs obscene amount of salary. This is the sad state of Singapore. As the years go by I see a man who fought for the nation now trying desparately to keep his progeny and cronies in power. He gain honour while living but will be deemed a tyrant in death. why? Because no one dares say anything against him when he is alive, not if you want to save your underwear. As a citizen I feel sick. I am not an exemplary person having committed a lots of sins but at least I can die peacefully for I have not cheated who have trusted me. he who sows will reap and his generation after him will be cursed. God Bless