Suresh Gnasegarah's suggestion for Keadilan to change it political stance was not o­nly short of insight, but contains a deceptive strategy.

Anwar Ibrahim as an agenda, not an individual, could have destroyed BN a long time ago. Had there been a little more upholding of the pillars of our democratic constitution, BN would now be history and mocked. (Prime Minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad had to hold an early election to avoid that.)

Reading between the lines, Gnasegarah is calling Keadilan to change its tactics (while he remains loyal to BN), so that there will be clear separation between PAS and Keadilan, at a time when the relationship between DAP and PAS are at a distance.

Wow! A coalition of separatism! If there is anyone with legitimate reasons in calling for a clear separation between the two parties, it would be the non-Malays in Terengganu. However, no such demands have been made.

Gnasegarah's wake-up call sounds like the same issues raised at the MIC conference year after year after year. Full of exclamation points, but of no help.