We have been cautioned that there are subversive elements who will not be able to accept the outcome of the ‘tsunamic’ election results. These elements would be fully devoted to all manner of schemes to make Malaysians regret their coming to maturity and standing united against injustice, abuse and naked arrogance that they have been subjected to for so long.

It is now manifestly clear that one of the schemes is to create a feeling of unease and ‘being under threat’ among a certain group of Malaysians. Conveniently, certain parties have fallen for it and are championing the causes of such subversive elements.

We have to accept the fact that there is an elite group that has been particularly distressed by the election results. The mistake would be to treat the reactions of this group as normal. In fact this elite group should be treated just like addicts. They will show severe withdrawal symptoms and we as a nation must be on guard.

After having been corrupted with this mindset for as long as one cares to remember, what would be their reaction to realising that things are about to change? They are going to go ballistic. Even smokers who want to quit smoking, go through symptoms of nicotine withdrawal. Are we to expect anything lesser from those who have been addicted to something far stronger than mere nicotine?

Let us be very clear in our minds that it is the responsibility of the government of the day to ensure that the efforts of the subversive ‘elite’ addicts do not threaten the nation's peace and security.

As to this issue of rights, we can put all this to rest once and for all by simply declaring all Malaysians as bumiputeras. No more Muslim and non-Muslim. No more Malay and non-Malay.

It is truly sickening. Once this is done, identify all our people who need special assistance and render it accordingly. Our appeal to our leaders: please help us unite and be one at least from now on. We pray to God to help us.