Very sick Umno

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One after another Umno members of parliament or state assemblymen passed away due to so many kinds of chronic sickness, like diabetes, high cholesterol, hypertension, high blood pressure and so on.

And yet the Umno leaders are still blaming others for all those by-elections which they need to contest just some political parties had wanted to contest against them in the elections.

Umno is full of leaders who are very sick. These leaders are can be seen taking regular medications, drugs, pain killers and depending on some machines just to keep themselves alive in order to cling on the party positions and their benefits. They all just can't let it go and wanted to hold on despite being too sick to do so.

And as the result, we had so many by-elections, because all these sick Umno YBs just cannot tolerate the pressure anymore. There is no two thirds majority for them to enjoy their lives because they are being constantly watched and closely scrutinized by the opposition bloc.

Umno is sick, Umno is indeed very sick. Umno is a race-based political party full of chronic diabetes, high cholesterol, hypertension and high blood pressure. How are they going to serve the people in proper when they cannot even serve their own health and look at what they eat everyday? And yet they still want to cling on to positions and power.

Why should we vote or elect a very sick man to serve our people and the community? They can't even look after themselves properly.They take "roti canai" everyday, they drink coconut milk everyday, they take "teh tarik" everyday, take eat prawn heads everyday, they take four cups of sugar everyday, they take six plates of beef fats everyday, their tummies are getting bigger and their weigh are increasing daily.

So, why vote for them? Do not waste the public funds anymore. They would not be able to serve our people and the community effectively at all. Let us vote wisely and choose those who are healthy and are able to serve us well.

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