It's truly Perak's People Parliament (borrowing Harris Ibrahim's phrase) in session. Locked out from its usual state secretariat, the assembly sitting was held under a raintree in an empty space not far away.
However, its legality would definitely be questioned. Umno's lapdogs would definitely say it's illegal; while PR's diehard fans would say it is.
Well, let's fast-forward a few chapters in Perak annals and see what would happen next.
- The matter would end up in court.
- The court (kangaroo) would rule in favour on BN (read: Umno).
- Dr Zambri and his 6 Exco members would be reinstated.
- Sivakumar would be indicted and sent behind bars (as a hero to many).
- End of Mohd Nizar.
- BN (read: Umno) continues to rule.
- Next election, PR would be wiped out completely (don't underestimate Umno's capability to.......).
- BN (read: Umno) gets no better, becomes more arrogant, money politics intensified and corrupt adminsitration is the rule of the game.
- Economy slumps further.
- We, Malaysians continue to suffer and suffer.
Whatever it's, don't look down the People's Parliament assembly under a raintree. Many historic incidents happened under the trees. The Buddha attained his enlightenment under a bodhi tree. Melaka was founded under the pokok melaka.
Having said that, it would definitely potray a negative image, in the eyes of the world, of us Malaysians - how could the People's Parliament be allowed to convene under a tree? Are we Malaysians that uncivilized? Are we Malaysians so cruel? Are we Malaysians have no sense (not even cow sense)?
Another minus point for Malaysia.
But who cares, huh? Do Pak Lah and Najib care? Definitely NOT. Only we, concerned Malaysians do.
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