MAYBE NAJIB KNOWS HIS PARTY BETTER THAN THE PARTY KNOWS HIM

Who rules? Parliament or the bureaucracy? Can someone clarify?
In a democracy should the bureaucracy sit in judgment of the recommendations of the Parliamentary Committees’ reports and court judgments? We in malaysia and especially the media keep harping on the virtues of malaysian democracy and the power of the voter. Where is the voter now? What power does he have? their representatives, the MPs now have to await orders from who . If they say no, then the reports and the court judgments are doomed. In our system, the voter vanishes the moment he casts his vote. That is the reality. This is democracy in Malaysia.Going by what is happening in the country; can someone tell me how can we say that the Indian democracy is a rule of the people, by the people and for the people? It is, to my mind rule of the the bureaucracy ,by the bureaucracy and for bureaucracy . Does anyone think otherwise?

Could it possibly be true? Has Najib to believe what some admirers have started to suggest with incremental passion, that he is Malaysia’s best-ever Prime Minister? The answer must be no. He is clearly not self-delusional.Why then did he suggest that his Cabinet was more coherent than that of Mahathirs’  Najib’s headache over Umno candidates The subconscious is the voice of the silent man.umno divion leaders is a silent. Ideas, issues, the temptations of pride and pitfalls of vanity, nestle in that nether region of the mind because better sense suggests that it would be inflammatory and self-defeating to let them rise to the surface. Some thoughts are incompatible with open air. But they tend to curl insidiously through the backdoor of a casual remark, or side-alley of a comparison. The less-than-laudatory reference to Mahathir, Abdullah and Tun Hussien On was a revealing moment. No prime minister has, even through the slippery sinews of a breakfast conversation, placed his Cabinet above . There is neither irony nor consequence in the aftermath, since UMNO has long shifted out of its mildewed, timber-laden socialist mansion into a new, gleaming prefab condominium.
Maybe Najib knows his party better than the party knows him.

Umno and Barisan Nasional are so desperate to win the coming general election that they are resorting to sex, religion and the media, claims PKR de facto leader Anwar Ibrahim.“How can they talk about Islam, the high objectives of syariah, when corruption is endemic, when discrimination is rife, when religion is abuse, and when sex is abused as major campaign issues?“How do you talk about 1Malaysia when the minorities are abused and insulted?” he asked, pointing out that the Indians and Hindus may be in the minority, but they should not be insulted and humiliated.He also questioned Prime Minister Najib Tun Razak’s 1Malaysia campaign strategy which he alleged marginalised Sarawak’s Iban and Orang Ulu communities.“How you allow the people of Sarawak – the Ibans and the Orang Ulu – being marginalised?“Can you convince the large majority of Chinese in this country that they don’t feel discriminated against?“Even as Malays, the large majority of them remain poor and marginalised.“Only the few leaders are amassing wealth.“These (abuses and insults) are being done, tolerated and condoned by (Prime Minister) Najib, despite talking about 1Malaysia,” Anwar told reporters during his one-day visit to Kuching yesterday.
Umno president Najib Tun Razak is at sixes and sevens over the sudden surge of new voters in his Pekan constituency.I have been informed there are 23,000 new voters in Pekan. That’s 5,000 more than the 18,000 wrote about in an earlier article.What’s worrying Najib is that he doesn’t know the preference of these 23,000 voters.If they are young voters, they will likely reject Najib.If most of them are aliens, then they have already caused great resentment among the locals because Najib has given them many benefits including land.
Each acre of land given to an alien means an acre less for local born.
That’s why I said Najib is at sixes and seven.
The situation must be very bad because he’s now seeking to atone his past mistakes by calling on a selected group of ex-legislators.
In the last elections, Najib dropped 17 medical doctors from the candidate list and an even bigger number of Islamic graduates, who went on to become revolutionary time bombs.
Umno retained the riff-raffs and other unmentionables to stand as candidates.
From this rogue’s gallery, Najib selected the men and women who would scale to new dizzying heights via his acronym-filled ‘transformation’ agenda.readmore  http://suarakeadilanmalaysia.blogspot.com/2012/07/maybe-najib-knows-his-party-better-than.html