The prodigious prophecy now is that the next prime minister of
Malaysia will be Anwar Ibrahim. This is the opinion of majority
Malaysians, according to many surveys done by local independent bodies.
And with this development UMNO together with Barisan Nasional (BN) may
lose many more seats in the 2013 general election as compared to what
they encountered in the 2008 general election.
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Many opinion surveys have also shown that the fate of UMNO and BN in
the coming general election will be shoddier than that of 2008. The
general expectation is that Pakatan Rakyat (PR) will form the next
government.
Anwar has now become more popular
Najib Abdul Razak’s – the caretaker prime minister – popularity has plunged significantly and Anwar’s fame has ominously increased. Surprisingly, in one of the surveys it was also found that Khalid Ibrahim the caretaker Menteri Besar (MB) of Selangor has come out to be more popular than both Anwar and Najib.
This further approves Khalid’s efficacious performance as MB of Selangor for the past five years.
The observable finding implies that Anwar has now become more popular than Najib to become the next prime minister and of Khalid – the most popular MB Selangor has ever had in history – is set to win big in Selangor.
Caretaker leaders of the other three states – Penang, Kelantan and even Kedah – have also been rated positively in the many surveys done in the past few months. Lim Guan Eng of Penang has been appraised as the best Penang Chief Minister (CM) the state has ever had since independence.
With his fair-mindedness, honesty, popularity and competence the people of Penang will naturally reinstate him as the CM of the state.
Nik Aziz Nik Mat – the caretaker MB of Kelantan – will always remain as the most ‘revered’ MB the county has ever had. He is always mobbed by huge crowds where ever he presents himself in the country and this was evident in his recent visit to Putrajaya to endorse Husam Musa’s candidacy at the precinct.
A humble and simple man who does not have any flavour for any posh lifestyle Nik Aziz gets the support of all the races in the country. According to surveys, PAS led government of Kedah under the unpretentious stewardship of Azizan Abdul Razak still has the edge over BN and the state will remain under PR.
The political tsunami has now swept almost all states in the country and this time around it’s predicted that many more states will be flounced by PR. Most Malaysians are optimistic now that Putrajaya will be captured by PR in the 13th general election.
Hudud backfires on UMNO
Many opinion surveys have also shown that the fate of UMNO and BN in
the coming general election will be shoddier than that of 2008. The
general expectation is that Pakatan Rakyat (PR) will form the next
government.Anwar has now become more popular
Najib Abdul Razak’s – the caretaker prime minister – popularity has plunged significantly and Anwar’s fame has ominously increased. Surprisingly, in one of the surveys it was also found that Khalid Ibrahim the caretaker Menteri Besar (MB) of Selangor has come out to be more popular than both Anwar and Najib.
This further approves Khalid’s efficacious performance as MB of Selangor for the past five years.
The observable finding implies that Anwar has now become more popular than Najib to become the next prime minister and of Khalid – the most popular MB Selangor has ever had in history – is set to win big in Selangor.
Caretaker leaders of the other three states – Penang, Kelantan and even Kedah – have also been rated positively in the many surveys done in the past few months. Lim Guan Eng of Penang has been appraised as the best Penang Chief Minister (CM) the state has ever had since independence.
With his fair-mindedness, honesty, popularity and competence the people of Penang will naturally reinstate him as the CM of the state.
Nik Aziz Nik Mat – the caretaker MB of Kelantan – will always remain as the most ‘revered’ MB the county has ever had. He is always mobbed by huge crowds where ever he presents himself in the country and this was evident in his recent visit to Putrajaya to endorse Husam Musa’s candidacy at the precinct.
A humble and simple man who does not have any flavour for any posh lifestyle Nik Aziz gets the support of all the races in the country. According to surveys, PAS led government of Kedah under the unpretentious stewardship of Azizan Abdul Razak still has the edge over BN and the state will remain under PR.
The political tsunami has now swept almost all states in the country and this time around it’s predicted that many more states will be flounced by PR. Most Malaysians are optimistic now that Putrajaya will be captured by PR in the 13th general election.
Hudud backfires on UMNO