It's already "a norm" now. What about others and what if it really happens?

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According to the Umno supreme council member and minister in the prime minister's department Nazri Aziz, the authorities cannot take any action against Perkasa leader Ibrahim Ali for threat of violence, war and bloodshed because it has became a norm in the current political scenario.

So does Nazri's words really represents the federal government or are these merely his "personal views" like it has been mentioned by other minister before that. What if anything really happens, but surely not from Ibrahim's side. What if other leaders who are more to welcome an open violence, war and bloodshed with Perkasa?

What if other NGOs too are forming militia units to protect themselves from Perkasa's so-called recently established "Briged Setia Negara"? What if one day people are fed up with the current constitutional monarchy system and wanted our nation to become a republic?

By then, when action is taken against all these (if it happens...) non-Perkasa elements, will the prime minister or other minister then say that the previous Nazri's statement were his own and personal views of his?

And what if the Perkasa's "Briged Setia Negara" start taking up arms and upgrading their militia units into a full-fledged regimented armed troops and send them out to the streets, like the Germany's Nazi Party unleashing their dreaded militia Sturmabteilung (SA) storm troopers to deal with the opposition parties (Democrats, Socialists, Communists and Liberals) and the other ethnics in that country?

Will our nation going to be turned into such condition in near future? First of all, we would like to ask the Umno-led BN federal government, have they ever being seriously analyzing the current political situation in this nation, be it security, public order, public safety or socio-economy? Or we supposed they are just letting these things go on just because these radical racist were somehow on their side.

Even if Perkasa is "somehow on their side", have they ever think that this radical racist group would somehow (again) lost control one day and decides not to obey Umno or BN anymore? Then, will any of the Umno leaders would come out to take full responsibilities if this chaotic situation were to happen?

We supposed they will not do so, if this country runs into a chaotic situation, these Umno leaders will certainly pack their bags, cash, golds and other valuable belongings and leave the country to perhaps Thailand, Cambodia, Myanmar or South America.

Do you really think that Umno is running this country like their own just because they love this nation? No! They are running this country so personally simply because of its benefits and resources that can enrich and increase their personal wealth continuously at large. If Umno still claim their valid representation of the Malay community, why are the Malays still left far behind after almost 54 years of Umno's dominance, rule and governance?

The majority of our Malaysians are disappointed and we are really fed up with the entire political situation in this country. Racist politics, sexist politics, hatreds, threats, revenge, violence and all sorts of dirty political game has became a norm in our country's political arena today and no action will be taken against these cohorts in the name of freedom of speech, democracy and political maturity, as pledged by an Umno cabinet minister (but we really do not know if really speaks for the entire cabinet or government or whatsoever).

But remember, the Internal Security Act, Official Secrets Act, Publications and Printing Presses Act, University and University Colleges Act, Seditious Act, the Police Act, plus the other draconian laws still exist in this country. It may be a trick to cheat the other outspoken activists to voice out so they could initiate arrests and put them all behind bars, so that they could fully control the entire nation.

Putrajaya is still theirs, they still have their rights to say and put it the other way round, until we all come out in full force to vote them out and change the entire nation into a better one for all Malaysians.

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