I was glad to read from New Straits Times dd 30/12 Pg 12 " MP hurt by comments but don't quit the party". I hope YB Mr. S Manikavasagam will continue in Parti Keadilan for the sake of the people and the goal of a Malaysian Malaysia.
Being a public servant one is open to criticism and commendation. However, due to the selfish nature of human being, more criticism than commendation is expected. Therefore, one must learn to stand by his political ideaology and move forward towards the goal of his political ambition inspite of bitter and unfriendly criticism. Having confident in what he is doing and be confident of his action.
Until this moment, since after 308, we have yet to see politicians to really grasp the message the Malaysians are sending to them. Malaysians wanted peace, wanted justice, wanted unity in divercity, wanted to see the beauty of multiracial community living and working as one people. Malaysians wanted politicians to know that rakyat is the boss, politicians are elected public servants to serve the nation and the people.
Sad to say, many are still deaf to the cry and blind to see the changes. Nevertheless, those who are not for the people will slowly be rejected by the people in each general election. Malaysia is moving in the right direction. In between each general election, let all politicians learn to cool down and get on the job as people's representatives and public servants. People are watching ! People know who to reject in the next round. The votes speak louder than the gong!
Mature politicians have an agenda and projection to gevern the nation, to improve on what they feel is lacking, to correct on what they feel is wrong, and to restore on what they believed to have wrongly implemented. Each time, mature politicians will give thought to the trend and the need of that particular generation. They will review their plan and projects and have it customised to suite the need of the generation.
Over all, the nation move forward with each generation of matured leadership. Each politician will place the nation the the people well above their personal ego, their party image, their personal opinion etc. Daring to apologize when it is wrong. Willing to clerify when he is misunderstood. Good leadership must aquire good and efficient communication skill.
PKR still can move on inspite of a few who think differently. There are more Malaysians and politicians who think and dream of a new Malaysia. Let us move on and prove to the nation that PKR is a better choice.
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