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GE14 - The mother of all elections in Malaysia

The GE14 will be conducted very soon in Malaysia. 

This election is very different from other elections which was held in Malaysia previously. This election is no longer a battle between Malays and non-Malays but instead between Malays themselves.

They are at the crossroads to decide to whom their support is.

The margin of advantage between the ruling party and opposition party is very thin. There are many Malays who disassociate themselves with both party. They are undecided. They are confused.

Firstly, they don't understand why a leader they had revered the most has joined and collaborating with opposition.

Secondly, why there are many parties claiming they are representing Malays and why are so many now?

Thirdly, where they are belong too i.e. to which party they are associate with.

Lastly, who will preserve and protect their rights and priviliges better.

In this election, the deciding factor for the outcome of this election is with Malays.

Therefore this election is the mother of all elections and so crucial for the future of Malaysia.

As what I observed in the electronic media including social media, the undercurrent sentiments is slightly in favour of opposition because of Dr Mahathir's factor. He has seen as a true national leader who has contributed enormously for the development of  this nation.

He is not only the leader for Malays but for other races as well in this country.

He was a former Prime Minister who has a lot of experience handling elections for his former party and that will be a key factor in deciding the outcome of this election.

Let's wait and see.

Kuala Lumpur


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