Pakatan Rakyat is not going to do well from all the bad news and reports in the Star. Sad to see this but true. If you have not identified candidates for the party leadership polls, please do it well now as we do not want people like Keshvinder Singh and our ‘friendly’ Hee Yit Foong here anymore.

1. Perak power tussle: You guys got to clear this up. Keshvinder’s case? First look at the face will tell you that he is not a political guy so the lesson learnt is not to get any TDH (Tom, Dick Harry) to represent Pakatan. Get professionals witha solid interest in politics - not for money but for a change.

Perak DAP’s Ngeh cousins and deputy chairperson M Kulasegaran? A shame. Please ask these guys in Perak to exercise a little caution when dealing with the press. No political party is without tussles or rifts, but do it behind closed doors.

And I think someone should shut the cousins up or relieve them of heir positions a little while as they have been in the spotlight since the 12 th general elections. Not good leh .

2. Selangor tussle for power, Khalid vs Azmin Ali: Bad press again. Please, for heaven’s sake, do something about this for it is an ugly sight. If your soldiers are weak, don’t expect them to fight a full tsunami of Barisan Nasional enemies ahead.

3. PAS going ahead with their islamic state/country? Sigh, they are like women, can’t live with them, can’t live without them. Anwar, please manage them well. Trust me, if you do a survey, nobody - as in no Malaysian - wants to be governed by Islamic rules and regulations, no offence to them but I think the current rules works fine for all.

Don’t fix something that is not broken. Remember, these are voices of the people and if you don’t listen, you guys are going in for a lot of trouble. Put it that way, if you cant manage them, leave them. Pakatan can be without PAS, but Pakatan can still work with PAS. But do it after the next general elections.

4. PKR elections: Look at how the polls and fights and stories are put up by the Star . Even by giving you the benefit of the doubt, you cannot deny the rift shown in the pictures. Sigh, Anwar, do something about this. Arent you a leader? We cannot have those who are irresponsible, selfish and greedy. We need professionals. Trust me, you need them to govern the country irrespective of their race.

5. Anwar is there to make decisions, not staying at the sideline. Leaders make decisions, irrespective of right or wrong.

a. If you feel you are in anyway not going to make it to be PM, be modest and get someone groomed. Train him to be one. Announce it. Time to make decision bro, the whole of Malaysia is looking at you.

b. Don’t give promises like how you gave in the last election of taking over the federal government when you don’t have the vehicle to do so. People lost faith in you.

c. You should step in in all matters, especially in the internal rifts between your comrades. And make it a closed door affair, solve it fast so no press can dig it out.

d. I hope you have got your monetary support ready for the 13 general elections. You need a lot of it to fight those in power now.

e. The legal and judicial system in Malaysia, well, it is not your playing field. Be smart in your decision-making. Let me share a strategy with you. Firstly, look for someone good and train him up to take over Pakatan. Make a pact with all leaders of the alliance, to make sure they respect him.

And make sure they do, because if not, when Pakatan wins, there will be a massive tussle again.

Secondly, announce you are not going to contest in the next general electiions. This will make your ‘Sodomy II" case less effective, or delayed. God bless you if you are really involved, but what the heck, it’s your personal life.

Thirdly, if Pakatan wins, please honour and give the PM’s title to this leader of alliance, the one you put in place. Fourthly, get yourself to be the advisor to the new PM, kick some ass, then a year down the road, when your name properly cleared, do a proper cabinet election and you can then be the PM. Hope it works for you, Anwar.

Other than that, I think Pakatan should garner quite a fair bit of the vote in the next elections. But don’t be overconfident.

1. We want a government that is cleaner (no government is not corrupt, but pandai-pandai la like those in developed countries).

2. Give us a clear reason to vote for Pakatan. We have lost some vision due to bad press. We need you to instill confidence. Clear up your internal rifts first.

3. If you guys can lead the other states like how you (Pakatan) lead Penang, we are in for a change in Parliament soon.