07-10-2023, 09:01 PM
Let’s forgive, ignore Tun M while banking on Anwar to build a prosperous, harmonious Malaysia
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IN THE current political landscape of Malaysia, we are on the brink of facing six state elections.
During this crucial period when Anwar and his cabinet are diligently working to save our economy and uplift the lives of our people, it is difficult to fathom how a once respectable politician like Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad would turn over a new leaf to create disharmony among Malaysians with his venomous statements.
Nobody can deny or take away Tun Mahathir’s past accomplishments as one of the most successful PMs in Malaysian history – the country’s longest serving premier who reigned over two stints spanning close to a quarter century.
Nevertheless, it seems that age factor and his loss in the 15th General Election (GE15) could have left him confused and uncertain about where to begin his political journey once again.
It is essential for all Malaysians to exercise forgiveness and look forward to the future, working together to build a stronger and more prosperous Malaysia under Anwar’s leadership as PM.
It is therefore crucial to recognise that the political landscape is ever-evolving, and we need leaders who can address the challenges of the present and future.
Anwar and his cabinet have placed great emphasis on re-vitalising the economy and improving the well-being of Malaysians. Their dedication and efforts should be appreciated and supported.
Seven months are probably too short a period to gauge or to expect a miracle from Anwar and his team. The Tambun MP should be given at least one full term to deliver reforms of sorts.
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During this crucial period when Anwar and his cabinet are diligently working to save our economy and uplift the lives of our people, it is difficult to fathom how a once respectable politician like Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad would turn over a new leaf to create disharmony among Malaysians with his venomous statements.
Nobody can deny or take away Tun Mahathir’s past accomplishments as one of the most successful PMs in Malaysian history – the country’s longest serving premier who reigned over two stints spanning close to a quarter century.
Nevertheless, it seems that age factor and his loss in the 15th General Election (GE15) could have left him confused and uncertain about where to begin his political journey once again.
It is essential for all Malaysians to exercise forgiveness and look forward to the future, working together to build a stronger and more prosperous Malaysia under Anwar’s leadership as PM.
It is therefore crucial to recognise that the political landscape is ever-evolving, and we need leaders who can address the challenges of the present and future.
Anwar and his cabinet have placed great emphasis on re-vitalising the economy and improving the well-being of Malaysians. Their dedication and efforts should be appreciated and supported.
Seven months are probably too short a period to gauge or to expect a miracle from Anwar and his team. The Tambun MP should be given at least one full term to deliver reforms of sorts.
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