It's 2019 but are M'sians really ready to be happy?

Martin VengadesanPublished: Feb 4, 2019 3:41 AM | Updated: May 23, 2019 8:02 AM

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Kennix Chong10:29 AM, 04 Feb 2019

Pretty sure that's the question now, isn't it? How long does Pakatan want Malaysians to wait while they bicker, continue missteps, and deal with issues of total irrelevance? Because taking a look here, and I'm sure even on social media (which I'm not on), patience is wearing very, very thin for meaningful change.

unta10:04 AM, 04 Feb 2019

The 100 Day FDR thingy is not written in Stone. It is not law. So what if PH didn't get the formula right after 100 days. It is still 1000% better than the perpetual state of fear being created by BN. It could be 2000% better if they get their Act together with a measure of time. How long are you prepared to wait Hafidz?

Kennix Chong09:45 AM, 04 Feb 2019

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Our impatience may be the catalyst for PHs" doom.

Kennix Chong10:29 AM, 04 Feb 2019

unta10:04 AM, 04 Feb 2019

Kennix Chong09:45 AM, 04 Feb 2019

Happy! You must be joking, right? Malaysia will not and cannot change. Why can't anyone accept this? Look at what has happened once PH won? All those who previously fought suddenly became deaf and dumb! All those manifestos are nothing but just promises that will not get fulfilled. PH ministers and party members are still talking about race and religion as main agenda. We are also asking those who migrated to come back but rhetoric is always the same, race and religion. They are not stupid nor dumb. Too many have been bitten, they will not be bitten twice again by empty promises.

ET Ch\'ng05:29 AM, 04 Feb 2019

A very good analytical article by Martin.There is enough bombardment on evil corrupt politicians now. So I am sure politicians of all parties will think many times (not just once) to indulge in stealing in future. Najib and cronies will remain the icons of corruption in this country. PH must now inculcate by bringing in principles equality and equity to all Malaysians. The equitable rights of all races must be protected without any discrimination. Any hate speech and practice must be barred to maintain harmony in the nation.

Koh Hong Chong05:27 AM, 04 Feb 2019