What happened in the Perak state assembly lately is really an eye opener for all Malaysian. We found a new way to get rich quick, at the expense of national interest.To be honest, it is not a difficult decision to make when BN offered these PR reps to crossover . The 3 slump-dogs that become "BN friendly" now can think of their retirement plan and how to spend the money (alleged that BN paid RM500million to entice other PR assemblyperson to crossover, so what they have gotten should not bee too far away in view of their important positions). For them to betray PR, the amount will have to be substantial enough because after this term, the 3's political life will be finished. This is because of voters' perception about their integrity. It is too risky for BN or PR to field them again in future's election.
I want to be a millionaire and I hope I was given a chance to contest in the 12th GE under the opposition. Reason being, this is the fastest way to realise my dream. We are talking about big business here; just ask yourself how many times in life does this type of chances come by? I was wrong that money politic was only practiced in Umno's party election, in fact it happened anywhere. Thanks for the good practice, Umno!
One might wonder what level of integrity do these party hopper have? I believe that all religions want their followers to have high level of integrity in whatever they do. Have these people misinterpreted their religion teaching? In my opinion, we are just not at that integrity level yet regardless of your religion because based on what happened in Perak, integrity can be traded. in this country. Therefore, I strongly feel that an anti hopping act is imminent to "help" the elected representatives to have high level of integrity.
If BN continues with this tactic to bring down other PR state governments , there is a good chance that in the 13th GE, more states will fall under PR (if PR still exist then). So, it is worth to consider joining politics now to increase your chance to be a millionaire in the near future.
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