Well then. If you were part of the Wimbledon centre court crowd yesterday, and thought that Federer had clawed back from two sets down to beat Nadal, you should be thinking seriously this morning about doing the decent thing and committing suicide.
As I was watching the game on television, and this doesn’t happen often, I felt a sudden pity to our dear Swedish friend when all the while I wanted him to lose so badly. It’s the same with what is going on in the country right now. For one moment, I wanted Mr.Panda to just stay quiet, the fear of what is going to happen when he was announced free from the zoo. Then again now, I want old Mr.Bald to just leave. I’m getting rather annoyed especially with politician’s wives these days in their size 16 summer frocks, furiously banging their bingo wings together every time they attend their favorite superstar event. And raising what’s left of the roof every time their Bollywood superstar comes over.
This was not Palestine versus Israel. It was two individuals who have worked their way to be the country’s leader, bashing it out at each other on the world’s political forefront and their whooping and idiotic actions, made this country a mini circus of embarrassment.
Politics is as much about mental attitude and putting speech to action. It’s always easy to promise and hope that the people would just forget but not anymore. Then again, it’s hard to get your head in gear when you are faced with a sea of highlighted raspberry-ripple women waving their Daily Mails at you and applauding every time you do a double fault.
By far, the politics have gone dirty and it has cross the extent of ‘ just politics ‘. This has not happen before. Because the MP’s used to have, well a bit of manners. But of late, many of this pot-belly, Mercedes-driving masses had surfaced to the top.
Question is, how did we turn into a mini circus. A drama watched by every other country in the world. It’s funny, I never had a problem with the government or its people in there. I recognize the massive contribution it’s made to everyone. I’ve always supported the boys in blue. Certainly, if I felt the need to poke a bit of fun at someone, the deputy makes a much better target if you know what I mean.
All of this political talk is fine when it’s good natured, but it appears now that these days, that veneer of friendly rivalry is being replaced with a mask of smiling anger. Sometimes I get the distinct impression that if I mention Mongolia, Mr.Bald would lean over and pull my arms off or probably sent agents to blow me up.
So in this column, it would be a plea. Can you all stop it ? Both sides have clearly lost the trust of the people. You’re both part of this country and at this rate, almost all in the ruling and opposition party are incapable of running the show. You’ve had 5 decades to get used to this, and it’s starting to look as though you’re being stubborn.
The fact is, we the people out here, are watching day by day of your amusing political stage play. We are grateful for having achieve independence and inventing Nasi Lemak. If all of you want to throw each other over because you’re unhappy that you’ve suddenly lost, think again, the people are taking the effects of your doing. Why are you both trying to create red tapes in each other’s territory ? Can we at least be friends, just like what we were 50 years ago ?
Because if we can’t, next time there’s a match between the boys of black and blue, I shall simply support the person who lives nearest to me. And that’d be, our dearest friend, the Singaporeans.
At this hour, try stepping into our shoes and for one moment, Think for us, not for thy self or we shall all fall.















