After two years of GE, Umno is still campaigning

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After the general election two years ago, coupled with a few by-elections, Umno/BN is still campaigning here and there. They are still politicking, trying to discredit their opponents from Pakatan Rakyat as much as possible.

Recently, Najib and his men organised a Felda's rally to denounce Pakatan Rakyat for their efforts to expose the later's mismanagement and missing funds. Umno/BN and Najib's condemnation on Pakatan and their allies were made almost daily.

Until today, right now at this moment, Umno/BN is still politicking and campaigning. Maybe, Najib was right, he is going to call for a snap polls soon. He said he and Umno is ready. To hell with MCA, MIC, Gerakan or PPP even if they are not ready. As long as Umno is ready, that will be fine.

The extensive politicking by the current Umno-led BN federal government, particularly of those from Umno side almost everyday shows that they are not interested in governing the nation for the betterment of our people at all.

Umno/BN is not governing our nation to benefit our people, but only to benefit their own leaders, members and associates. That's why they are still politicking till today. They are continuing to politicise issues and campaigning in order to cover up various scandals and unresolved issues in their governance. They wanted to cover up their various fund mismanagement, corruptions, "white elephant projects", power abuses, murders, rapes, brutalities and so on.

So, this why they are campaigning continuously in a hope that the people will forgot the wrongs that they had done and currently doing. And their are ruin the entire nation's economy with their extensive politicking instead of governing.

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