I thought that Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak was moving towards the right direction with some of the immediate actions he advanced after taking over the premiership.

But of late, from the actions and statements he made with regards to the Perak stalemate situation, it has set me to change my perception of him. Here are the observations I made.

1. First, he made the people believe he was the one who masterminded the Perak coup and was happy and proud about it.

2. Then came the shameful actions of the BN Adun in the forceful takeover of the Perak assembly on May 7 by using outsiders (probably plainclothes police personnel) and the throwing out of the official speaker by force.

If one were to see the video, one will be really be disgusted by such unruly behaviour. Then one of their independent renegade supporters by the name of Hee disgracefully brought in a pepper spray (classified as weapon) into the house in order to use it on her opponents.

To make matters worse, she now denies it left, right and centre. Can you imagine the PM carrying such a baggage of a character who has no values and principles?

She has shown to have been telling one lie after another in the open. I wonder if Najib or Barisan will re appoint her to stand for an elected position in the next coming re-election?

Come on, the PM has enough baggage at this current time so can he even carry more bad baggage? Baggage like people facing corruption charges in courts and who caused this impasse in Perak?

The people of Perak are suffering, the state's economy is suffering, there is nothing moving in the government. Yet he has allowed this instability to carry on just because of power and controlling the state at the expense of the people.

The people's interests are of no concerned and consideration. Is this a caring government?

3. The came the high court action on Monday which declared that Mohd Nizar Jamaluddin was and is the rightful menteri besar.

The PM changed his stand suddenly and said it's up to Zambry Abdul Kadir to decide on what to do. This when we all know that directives and instructions all come from KL. As the press saw it, ‘he distanced himself from Zambry'.

4 The final straw that broke my back was when Najib said, ‘The Sultan has to decide whether there will be a snap election'.

I am no big minister and no big lawyer and yet I can understand this is a country which operates under a constitutional monarchy system.

Now where does the executive stand? Can the sultans make executive decisions first for the executive to follows? Pray, tell me.