Assalamualaikum warahmatullah wabarakatuh,
I don't know if anyone will say or ever realise how clever Pak Lah is, or maybe it's the ideas from his son-in-law or 4th floor boys. Anyway, to make Najib the new Minister of Finance is basically hurting Najib political career. Why? First of all, the job of the Minister of Finance is to make sure that the country doesn't go bankrupt by making sure that the Budget is feasible and the country economy grows ever stronger. Have you ever seen the new Budget presented by Pak Lah just before the end of the parliamentary sitting last month? The next sitting will be to debate about the Budget which will definitely invite a lot of criticisms. Who will be there to shield Pak Lah? Najib.
Then, the world economy is going down. Big companies, especially banks and insurance companies are either closing down, selling or merging, like what happened to Lehman Brothers, AIG and so on. If these big companies are not doing well at all, how can the Malaysian companies survive the economy tsunami around the world? Even if the Minister of Finance has all the money to bail out big companies in Malaysia, these companies will still suffer from the world economy turmoil. Who will get the headache and blame? Najib.
That's why the swap is essential and has to be done IMMEDIATELY. That's how immediate it goes. Now Pak Lah is the Minister of Defence - controlling the armies. Will he employ these forces for his own benefits like how many are saying that Najib (the former Minister of Defence) had employed the forces to blow up his enemy? One thing for sure is that when you are the Minister of Defence and you always give benefits to the forces through your ministry, the forces will show 'obedience' to you even if the real Chief of Army is the Agong.
That's our Pak Lah and pity for Najib who thinks that this swap is confirming the transition of power of the number first post SOON. Najib credibility will be tested soon and if he failed, he shall be ousted SOON. Where is Rosmah nowadays?
ALLAHU'alam.
Wassalam.
Thursday, 18 September 2008
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