We have a government and public authorities whose credibility are highly questionable. We have a prime minister who says something and does the opposite the following day.

We have a deputy prime minister whose close associates are on suspicion/trial in an inhuman murder.

We have a judiciary that is absolutely tarnished and appears to be dictated by a ‘correct, correct, correct’ lawyer. We have a police force that is supposed to fight crime but are busy blocking roads to parliament.

We have an attorney-general chambers that is supposed to effectively prosecute the murderers, kidnappers and the corrupt but are only efficient on petty cases of statutory declarations and sodomy.

We have immigration heads who are supposed to protect the country's borders but are busy collecting monies from immigrants or their agents.

We have a foreign ministry and authorities that are supposed to safeguard the country's sovereignty but loose territories through inadequate arguments in international courts.

We have a parliament that is supposed to debate constructively on the budget or law but is busy practising ‘classrooms-type’ quarrels.

We have various departments (like the Biro Tata Negara, Rela, JKK, etc) that are supposed to enhance unity but are busy spreading distrust among the races.

We have the education authorities (higher and school level) who are supposed to educate our children with proper skills and values but are busy producing ‘robots’.

We have ministers who champion the national schools but send their children to be educated in international schools and overseas.

We have transport authorities who are supposed to provide us with economical and excellent public transport but are instead busy collecting tolls.

We have an international trade ministry that is supposed to bring in foreign investment but is busy ‘looking for buyers’ for our national car project. We have the treasury that is supposed to protect the country's coffers but is busy bailing out crony companies.

We have local councilors who are supposed to manage the systematic development in our towns but are busy acquiring lands for dubious purposes.

We have petroleum and gas that are supposed to assist us in our daily lives but have become catalysts to a higher cost of living (through price increases of essential goods).

And we have an ex-prime minister who is supposed to be the country's statesman but is busy defending his past blunders.

Sadly the list goes on for our beloved country reaching 51 years.