LAST DANCE FOR DAP & THE PM IN NEGERI SEMBILAN!

1. After the terrible drubbing of PKR and DAP suffered in the hands of Barisan Nasional in Johor, it looks like Negeri Sembilan will be the last dance for DAP and PKR.

2. In my last article I have said that the elections in Johor could prove to be a referendum on Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim’s leadership. 

3. True enough Johor took him to the cleaners leaving him with just the singlet on his back and a sore throat.

4. The Melaka DAP withdrew from government and despite the PM’s directive to reconsider, Secretary General Anthony Loke declined to comply proving that the PM’s power in PH has indeed diminished considerably.

5. In Negeri Sembilan, BN, namely UMNO has forged a pact with PAS which will for certain cause the opposition’s earth to shake registering double digits on their richter scale.

6. If MCA doesn’t like this, they can either contest on the MCA banner on its own or just shut up and enjoy the free ride to the State Assembly.

7. The citizens and voters from the 4 Luaks (districts ruled by the disgruntled Undangs) and Tampin are up in arms with the PH government for committing sacrilege, interfering with the process of their customs, heritage, and Royal Institution. 

8. They will surely go to the polls with this viscious animosity with the desire to teach these outsiders a painful lesson that they will soon bring to their next life.

9. If This Proves To Be True On The Evening Of August 1st, DAP May Soon Leave The Federal Government, Meaning Anthony Loke And Anwar Ibrahim Will Then Dance For The Very Last Time In Sri Menanti To The Funeral Tune Of The  “Āiyuè”. (Google It!)

HIGH-STAKES GAMBLE FOR ANWAR IBRAHIM

1. Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim is making the biggest political gamble of his career in Johor and he is staking what’s left of his credibility on the outcome.

2. Instead of leaving it to his minions in DAP and PH to do the political rallies in Johor, he has reduced the prestige of the Prime Minister’s office by shouting from campaign platforms in relentless attacks against Barisan Nasional, his coalition partner at the federal level, yet his political opponent in Johor.

3. When he should be projecting statesmanship, he has chosen a combative style more commonly associated with opposition politics.

4. What makes his attacks even more puzzling is that many of the accusations and criticisms he hurls from the stage bear little resemblance to the conduct or character of Johor’s Barisan Nasional leadership. 

5. This has left many asking; who exactly is Anwar Ibrahim fighting in Johor?

6. This election is no longer merely a contest between Barisan Nasional and Pakatan Harapan. It is increasingly being framed as a personal test of Anwar Ibrahim’s political influence.

7. With many PH leaders struggling to attract crowds to the rallies, Anwar appears to be single handedly running the PH campaign. In doing so, he is pushing all his chips to the centre of the table, making this election a high-stakes political gamble. 

8. A loss will be costly to Anwar’s personal standing.

9. Ultimately, despite his insistence that he will remain Prime Minister regardless of the election’s outcome, this contest may well turn into a referendum on his leadership. 

10. If Pakatan Harapan Gets A Whipping At The Hands Of Barisan Nasional In Johor, It May Well Start An Avalanche Spilling Through Negeri Sembilan, Melaka, And Across The Rest Of “Semenanjung Tanah Melayu”.

11. But If His Gamble Pays Off, He’ll  Break The Bank In GE16.

12. Kepada Allah Berserah.