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The New Political Landscape


I am here at Permatang Pauh.


The air is getting hotter here. We just have few hours to determine the new political landscape of our country.As


I observed, the mood of the people already on election day's result.We do not discussed about the result of this historical by-election. But the significant of this by-election's result will change the 'theater of political scenes' of our country in future.


How?


First of all, the power democracy will finally return to people of Malaysia and the rule of law will prevailed. And the separation of powers will finally determine very clearly.


This is my observation and not intended to take any sides. After so long we are looking into the growth of seeds of aspirations laid by our 'Merdeka fathers' disregard with race, religion and colour.


I am looking forward for this merdeka celebrations as our country had progressed further in terms of rule of law.

Merdeka! Merdeka! Merdeka!

Comments

raveendran nair said…
The by-election of the century is just over with the landslide victory for Anwar bin Ibrahim. Anwar secured 31,195 votes with higher majority compared to the 12 GE. He was out of the main stream political circle for past ten years and no one from rulings coalition even from opposition have thought he will return back to the house after a long period. In normal circumstance the precedents was, the moment a politicians is out of the main stream then the chances for he/she to return back almost zero percent except in Anwar Ibrahim case. Out of 110 streams (saluran) Anwar win in 108 and Arif Shah only 2 plus postal votes. My analysis will concentrate on the reason on why Arif Shah lost, even at his own ground. READ MORE IN MY BLOG....
August 29, 2008 at 11:11 AM
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