The real traitors had responded

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Before we begin with this, let us recall what had Lim Guan Eng said during last week's Pakatan Rakyat National Convention in Seberang Perai, Penang.

During the Pakatan Convention, the DAP Secretary-General and Penang Chief Minister had mentioned that there are two categories of Malaysians in our country right now, that is the True Malaysian while the other is False Malaysian.

Guan Eng was correct to mention and differentiate in such a way as it was his sacred duty as a responsible political leader to tell the voters and general public to be aware of and to stay away from such negative political elements.

Well, those who had felt the pain because of those statements had responded. They are the leaders of BN, particularly Umno and their newspaper called Utusan Malaysia.

BN, Umno and Utusan Malaysia had responded because they had already felt the pain of being exposed, eventhough the DAP leader did not directly name the culprits', because they knew that they have been carrying out all those unMalaysian and traitor's role: corruption, power abuse, racism, inciting hatred, violence and so on.

There you are, those traitors had sounded their horns because they felt that their negative roles and elements has been touched and the voters as well as the general public are now very aware of their dirty and irresponsible actions.

The traitors had responded as political terrorists, again by undermining the future of our country with their racist and chauvinistic attack on our good and responsible leaders in order to cover up their various corruptions, power abuse, hate and violent activities.

And this is how they had wanted to shape this country by using terror and scare tactics in order to force our people into submission.

Guess what? we are not fools anymore to be ever fooled by them again. We had already made our mind, that is to Change Now and Save Malaysia!

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