I am very much aware of the wastage in parliment What about the discussion about MAS’s revealing uniforms, “boleh masuk sikit” and countless other waste of money.

I can have more intellectual discussion at my family dinner table, at a mamak stall, and even with a stray dog eating from my offering (as least it does not talk crap. Hell, even youngsters having their own blog exhibited more intellectual power.

That’s why, if telecast live, they can be scrutinized better by the public who vote and subsidise them. It may make they think, do they?, before theu open their mouth.

It also hints to me that, possibly, in order to preserve the power of a few, safety in numbers at the expense of intellectual diversity is a reasonble price to pay; not that I think is a good bargain for my tax money.

God save Sabah…

As I can see it, pursuing the issue of “ghost voters” is a moot point. It is of course commendable to breach the subject out of concern but seriously, the number of ghost voters cannot be that much significant that it tips the scales heavily in favor of BN. I am sure it does do “something” to a point but the reluctance of the people in question to address thus issue is crystal clear: they cannot answer the allegations, therefore they try to deviate from the subject and make you the victim of contempt instead. The usual bla bla about “you don’t know squat about Malay” and more bla bla. This is like standard human reaction. Nobody (and I mean nobody, not even Tan Sri’s) likes somebody pointing out their mistakes (no matter how insignificant), that is one thing I’ve learned in life. Perhaps it would be wiser to pursue some other issues instead.

Or, we could just wait and see what happens next. Wait till the storm comes a’knockin’ and poverty is rampant, tax is sky rocket high, inflation is abundant…etc etc. You get my point. Theeeeeen perhaps the Rakyat would want a new party. Could jolly well work ;]