But it's directed at Najib, who is superb at dealing with foreign media and politicians, but hopeless at dealing with his own countrymen, from his own party to the voters who can't wait to get him and his party out.
I mean, look at how he and Amanpour are cosied up together like BFFs. Seriously. That woman needs a social life.
To make matters worse, he claims to be protecting the marginalised. Who? The majority.
Ahem. Yes. The majority.
Obviously, the minority can take care of themselves, which is why he casts a blind eye at the Penans, who have their homes torn down and their land deforested. And their women raped.
He's too busy taking care of the marginalised majority.
Oh yeah, he sings to the gallery. He says what the western world wants to hear. He waxes lyrical about moderation and the Muslim world.
Dei tamby. The western world isn't voting for you. They really don't give two fags about you. All they want is the oil you can supply and the money you have.
Malaysians can't stand you.
You have never been able to persuade us of your sincerity, because you simply have NONE.
2 comments:
I watched the whole interview. It was command performance by our Prime Minister. As a Malaysian I am proud of him. But one thing does disturb me. To be fair Amanpour did ask the difficult questions but allowed him to get away with a very light roasting.
I agree with Anon. The PM is very smooth and convincing when it comes to foreigners. It is most likely due to his upper-class upbringing and foreign education.
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