PERSPECTIVE

What is more important at this juncture are the actions to be taken in bringing the pandemic under control.

When all hell broke loose about ministers and fake degrees, Ahmad Faizal had the cheek to tell ministers to tell the truth about their degrees.

Once again. the PM has sought to deceptively massage what the King has communicated to him.

Mahiaddin’s verbal promise to test his legitimacy simply is not worth the paper it’s written on.

Annuar Musa came out with a very strange statement yesterday – one that casts concern over the entire democratic process of events in Malaysia.

It is beyond flying our national flag, singing the national anthem, or just feeling patriotic, which are good, but not enough.

Now, the King too has dug in his heels, issuing another new decree for the revocation to be tabled and debated in the Parliament, before he signs.

The Agong cannot be treated as a mere rubber stamp by the Cabinet in its constitutional matters.

Special Parliament meeting has become a farce on the fourth day as a result of the parliamentary lockdown and the repeated adjournments of Parliament yesterday.

Muhyiddin behaves as if he is the King, “ordering” rather than advising the monarch.

Now we are a nation adrift, caught in the throes of a terrible pandemic and a failing system.

After being illegally and unconstitutionally suspended for six months, Parliament reconvened for the first day in disaster and ended in catastrophe.

Malaysia is in need of an ethical leader “for a change”.

This is the consequence of over five decades of lack of integrity and corruption in our public service.

Malaysia lacks top brains during a critical time because instead of recognising meritocracy to produce talents, the racist government chose kakistocracy to nurture incompetent leaders.