Economy may slow down on second half. Why blame us?

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According to prime minister and Umno president Najib Razak today, the economy of our nation is expected to slow down during the second half of this year.

Najib reason that one of the factor which contributed to slowing down was his government's various economic reforms and spending cuts cannot be implemented due to stiff opposition from the general public.

We would like to point this out to Najib. Do not blame the stiff public opposition to your various reforms for the economic failure. It was the corruption, mismanagement, power abuses and criminal breach of trust (CBT) that is bringing down the entire nation's economy.

Face the facts please, it was due to all these negative elements within your Umno-led federal administration and agencies that are causing the public funds and the treasury to dry up. Why blame our stiff opposition?

We opposed to your various economic reforms because you are reluctant or not serious enough to go after all those who are corrupted, who took away the public funds, those who openly steal our money and so on (who almost all of them happen to be members and leaders of Umno and the other BN coalition parties).

And yet you still wanted to impose more taxes and take away our subsidies in order to rebuild treasury's fund. Our people have had it enough with our sufferings as the result of the current economic uncertainties due to the inflation, political instability and your undemocratic approaches towards us.

What is the point of reforming the economy when all those power abuses, mismanagement and corruptions are still widely practice in your administration? It is just like the more you gain, the more it will be drained away. Simple as that!

It is too late now for you to reverse what have you done against us. The only thing we could do for our nation is to show you the exit door when the time comes.

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