The Chinese always get their politics and relationships right. They are the most matured

political community in Malaysia. You can’t fool them even once. They are too practical. That's why Chinese political parties, especially those in government, are forced to be as democratic as possible.

This is not the case in the other political parties in Malaysia. A Samy Vellu would not last even one minute in a Chinese political party in government. They would not tolerate their intelligence being insulted. Indians, like the KadazanDusunMuruts to a certain extent, and the Orang Asli, Dayaks and Sarawak Malays, tend to have a slave mentality and put up with lots of nonsense until pushed into a corner. The younger Indian voters may see things differently.

Chinese BN candidates will only win their seats if they hold government posts. Even this is not sure. The same goes for BN’s Indian candidates on paper.

A BN Indian or Chinese candidate cannot be expected to do much if he or she doesn't hold a government post. Even those who hold government posts sometimes cant do much because the civil service is largely Malay.

The failure of MIC President S Samy Vellu, for example, is largely due to the Malay-dominated civil service. They sit on the required funds and only release them in drips and drabs when forced to do so and they have no choice. A Tamil school, for example, has to leak buckets before it gets a few hundred dollars to patch the roof with some bitumen gum. By that time, the children would be

reduced to standing in one corner to escape the pouring rain.

The Umno-dominated BN has forfeited its moral right to govern the non-Malays in the same way as Belgrade in Serbia has forfeited its moral right to govern Kosovo and in the same way that KL forfeited its moral right to govern Singapore.

What we have is a Malay civil service, not a Malaysian civil service. Similarly, the police lacks credibility. What we have is a Malay police force, not a Malaysian police force.

The judiciary is also a Malay judiciary. Hence, their bending over backwards to accommodate syariah law at the expense of the non-Malays, non-Muslims and the secular federal constitution.

I would say, don't worry too much about heaven or hell. We will know when we get there. Meanwhile, live for others so that your existence on Earth has some meaning, sense and purpose. Make a difference. Help reduce the suffering of others. Decide whether you are going to be a blessing or a curse. Don't waste your life going around in circles.