Refer to Wan Sou Hai's 'Rakyat must share blame for the government we have' and Kim Quek's 'People are victims of Mahathirism, not its culprits', I see both are right in their respective perspectives.

In my humble opinion, the government is guilty for the rot but it is also true that they are elected by the people. I see the ultimate problem as we simply do not have a 'BN compatible'!

The present options are simply no solutions at all. While one is religiously unacceptable to most of the people in Malaysia, the rest are simply too small, too scattered and worse of all, no 'backbone'!

DAP is alright but unfortunately, they are seen as too Chinese-centric or something like that and as for Keadilan, it appears to me this party is formed to get Anwar out of the jail and on the surface, not much substance. As for the rest, I don't even know what are they fighting for?

That is why I said there is no backbone as far as the opposition is concerned and without a proper option, anyone who loves peace and prosperity will surely vote for the party with track record in delivering peace and prosperity. So, until there is an option that appears to be able to deliver the same or at least appear to be so, BN aka The Lesser Devil will prevail.

I believe the more viable solution is to form another BN-like party that represent all the people in Malaysia ie. Malay, Chinese, Indian, Kadazan, Dayak and so on. One may argue that under such "imperfect" ideology, racism will remain an issue. Yes, racism will always be part of the Malaysian society for a long, long time to come, thanks to BN and thanks to the religious fundamentalists.

However, there are measures we could implement to improve or to bring the problem down to a manageable level if only we could start afresh. In other words, we can only hope to get rid of all the ills with an entirely new political coalition.

I am working to form a new front to challenge the BN after the next general election (looks like the coming one is an all-BN show, unfortunately), temporally called "The M-League" (perhaps our logo shall be a green leaf plus sunrise?) and obviously, various racebased parties including parties fighting for causes that are beneficial to the society, will make up the league.

One thing for sure, no religious elements will be allowed for a start unless the majority wanted it and we shall call for a national referendum when it comes to such sensitive issues involving the religion or race. For those who are interested or who would like to contribute, we have roles for you.

All positions are vacant including the presidency right now (I just wanted to get it started and I don't see myself befitting the CEO of a relatively advanced country like Malaysia). All comments will be well noted and all Malaysian folks are welcome to join for better a tomorrow!