I can’t help it. This is real good. To hear our ex-PM say these words: ‘I hope it is not because we want to be good boys who will always do what we are told to do’. Let me attempt to interpret or decipher those words in my own understanding.

1. Does he mean that he wasn’t a ‘good boy’ during his tenure?

2. Who is telling Najib Abdul Razak what to do?

I was wondering why are you still yabbing even after you left office. Did you really think after all the years of being PM, that we owe you gratitude for all that you've done?

3. What have you done? Really?

We are made to believe we progressed economically but you know that would have happened with or without you. You couldn’t stop the world spinning so you went along with it, while being credited for common sense.

Because of your lack of focus, or was it an excuse? You claim our economy got into trouble when we got attacked by currency speculators. Really? Only you know that its has always been your fault, but the quickest way to swing the blame away was to point at Soros or whoever.

Lets face it, you were not creative. Malaysia is rich. You and your party, your cronies, were all tapping in to it. That’s the problem. We should have stockpiles of reserves, but who knows anything?

‘Perkasa has its role, stressed Mahathir, as today people are questioning the social contract established before independence in 1957.’

4). Why would anyone question it if it is so right? You were also part of this big scam to make a fool of everyone. You might have sincere intentions at that time, but you allowed yourself to be corroded with power, and it was ill intent from then on.

And Mukhriz, on your show of desperation to get attention, you just need to piggyback on daddy just so that you are not invisible in the eyes of the ‘public’- the kind that reacts when you tempt their souls.

5) What significant contributions have you made for the rakyat of our Malaysia? If you so much believe in Perkasa, which daddy is even a patron of, why haven’t you signed up to be a member? I'm sure your opinion will be stronger when moaning from the inside, instead of cloaking behind Umno which has the votes you want.

‘Just as much as we don't block anyone else from association, I think we should grant the same freedom to Perkasa,’ Mukhriz said.

Freedom was granted to Perkasa but why do you think you need to tell others that they don’t have freedom? You don’t speak for them. If you believe in them, then submit your application for membership. Understand them from the inside, adopt their policies, agendas and assist them.

And we, the true rakyat of ‘1Malaysia’ or ‘WantMalaysia’ will determine the outcome of the offspring of one of the ‘contractors of Malaysia’ in the next election.

6. You agreed with Perkasa's claim that many rural Malays felt neglected. Why is it that the rural Malays still feel neglected even after 22 years of your father’s tenure when he was supposedly championing the right of the Malays?

7. You assert that the country's policies should not rob the rich to aid the poor, in the style of Robin Hood. Why not? Are you panicking because the you might have to share your wealth now? Robin Hood existed because of corruption and abuse from the powers that be. And he took what rightfully belonged to the people.

For ‘Pete's’ sake, practice a bit of sharing and humility. Your arrogance and ignorance (along with a few others) does not belong to Malaysia's legacy, despite daddy's attempt. A whole lot of us wish we could just ‘Tip-ex’ or ‘Blanco’ out a 22-year episode of Malaysia's history, but hey, what’s done is done.

Let it remain in history as a lesson for the new generation not to put an ill-hearted comedian in power.