There is this strong feeling that things will be changing soon in the country, especially after the delayed announcement by the PM yesterday. The mood is of the people tired of waiting and would want to change. Change for the better, hopefully. 55 years are far too long. Things got stale and sort of saturated. The actions of these last few days speak volume of the desperate urge to win over voters and influence the mood of the public. It seems not to be effective any more. People are not taking it seriously anymore. I wonder who are the think-tank behind all these unwise campaign moves. Change is in the air. In fact everybody is talking about change. Depending on your geographical location, you would want to change or maintain the status quo. The choice is ours. We have the chance to make history or allow it to pass, and we can later dwell on our dastard attitude and laid-back behaviours.
Saya pilih Malaysia! Ini kalilah! Ubah! are some of the slogans being shouted around. Basically the people are already tired with all these slogans. We just to move forward and vote and get on with our life. Of course, we would like, if possible, to vote the best and most effective leaders. We do not politicians per say, we want leaders, who can bring the country forward and who are not obsess with power and the implications of having power. The responsibility of the voters is to elect the best leaders, not the paltry and opportunistic individuals who are only interested in their own selves and the gains waiting to be horded. We already to many of them already on-board. We, the people, would like to change these already stale leaders to others, newer and better ones, hopefully.
Yes, I just cannot wait to vote, and contribute in nation building. Yes, I love this country, and I hope to vote-in leaders who share the same feeling.
Ini kalilah!
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Paltry (Adj)
1: inferior, trashy
2: mean, despicable
3: trivial
4: meager, measly
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