Why blame the opposition for all the government's wrongdoings?

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First, when the flight MH370 went missing in the middle of its flight to Beijing in the early of last March, the BN government blamed the opposition leaders for trying to tarnish the country's image in the eyes of the international community.

Now, when the news of a Malaysian embassy junior official was caught for rape, assault and burglary in New Zealand, and officials from Wisma Putra (Foreign Ministry) tried to cover up the entire fiasco, the BN government again blamed the opposition leaders for attempting to tarnish our country's image.

Then, when it was made known that Professor Datuk Dr Mohammad Redzuan Othman was fired as Universiti Malaya's Centre for Democracy and Elections (UMcedel) as well as dean of the UM's Faculty of Arts and Social Science, the Education Ministry tried to cover up the whole episode by claiming that Dr Redzuan's contract was "not renewed", the BN government again blame the opposition for trying to turn things upside down.

We would like to ask the BN government, its prime minister and cabinet ministers, when you did something wrong, you attempt to cover up and then the opposition leaders demand explanations, you tend to blame the opposition instead of trying to destroy or tarnish the reputation of our country, does this all make sense?

The fact that is, the BN government has been very wrong and guilty in trying to cover up most of its wrongdoings, flip flops, misleading information or whatsoever. Who is administering the country? It is BN who is now administering the country. So, why blame the oppositions who did not even have access to the country's administration and its details.

In most cases, the BN government and its leaders like to deny whatever wrongdoings they had done and when things got deeper and a sort of damage control ought to be carried out, they still will not admit those mistakes or wrongdoings but pinned the blame on the press for various misquotes, some will blame their own officials or staffs for misleading them in the initial stage, others will go rampant condemning our people for preferring to listen to speculations.

Who is actually tarnishing the reputation of this government, its leaders and the whole country? It is all of their own doings and the results of their own negligence because they are the ones who are holding the positions, the powers and all the access to the administrative machinery. What has all these wrongdoings got to do with the oppositions?

Do not think that our people can be fooled around. You can cheat all those "kampung" or "kangkung" folks under you but you cannot do the same to us. The BN leaders can continue hide their heads under the lump of sands but we could still see your whole lump of body out exposed out there.

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