BN is bankrupt, Putrajaya is bankrupt! All Bankrupt!

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First they accused PKR advisor and parliamentary opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim of paying the CNN a large sum to obtain publicities and respect from the United States.

But now, it seems Umno leaders has been doing that themselves all these while. Just look at the lavish contact renewed with Apco Worldwide in order to enhance and promote the Umno-led federal government's image overseas.

But what we know is Apco's core service is only to one man. That is prime minister and Umno president Najib Razak. Since he already have Apco to do all the publicity stunts for him, why is he using another one now, QGA - a Washington-based political and public relations consultancy.

We are sure he will say "its just M50,000 not million" if the press ask for his explanation. Yes, only RM50,000 for a trial run, and if its trial run is a success, will it be RM500 billion in near future?

And since Apco's background and role are already being exposed for public scrutiny, will QCA take on the role of Apco in near future once the later's one-year contract expires?

It is hard to see and hard to say now. But the very fact that is billions of Ringgit of Malaysian taxpayers' money has been lavishly spend away like that. It is like all those money belongs to Najib and Umno themselves.

No wonder they started the 5 in 1 price hike a.k.a. subsidy cuts so in the sudden on that night in order to re-fill their almost emptied treasury before it really goes bankrupt.

So, is Bank Negara printing more money now? We are certain the process is already ongoing since they realize that they could not solely depend on price hikes (subsidy cuts) and if they were to impose more price hike, the people would openly stand up in full force against them.

Therefore, money-printing is their next alternative. That is why Najib started his spending spree again, this time in Sarawak, throwing billions of Ringgit onto the ground there with many promises and pledges in order to ensure the BN's victory in the upcoming state election, but in the end the people there are still left in suffering while the state BN leaders start enjoying their new found cash loads like their own.

We want to ask this question again, do you all still want them to govern our nation come next general election?

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