Leg Frogging?

"Lompat si katak lompat; Lompat lah tinggi-tinggi,

 Lompatlah ADUN lompat; siapa cepat dapat jawatan tinggi".

Main Actor & actress: YB Jamaluddin Mohd Radzi (Behrang - PKR to Bebas)
YB Mohd Osman Mohd Jailu (Changkat Jering - PKR to Bebas)
YB Hee Yit Foong (Jelapang - DAP to Bebas)
Best Actor: YB Nasaruddin Hashim (Bota - UMNO to PKR and reverse back to UMNO in 10 days)

So much of a "drama" happening in the state of Perak recently. No matter what has been commented in the "controlled media" or "bloggers"; we are now seeing two MB's carrying their daily duties in Perak. But till when is this going to end? God knows.

Datuk Seri Najib is said has been credited as the "mastermind" behind the unpopular Barisan Nasional takeover of the state government by courting four Pakatan Rakyat state representatives to defect. If it's true, Najib as a former Defence Minister surely has mastered one of the two best art of Malaysian jungle war-fair; "ulat bulu" and lompat katak"...he,he,he.  Ask anyone in the Malaysian Armed Forces, and they'll probably tell you the format.

Anyway, no one should be blame here. Not Najib (probable mastermind), not Anwar (who may've initiate the leg frogging strategy) and not even the sultan (who may have the power to appoint and dismiss MB). It's the four state representatives who should take full resposibility as they are elected by the people base on who and which political parties they're representing.

At the end of the day, what I've learnt in university about politics is actually happening now: "Politics is all about POWER struggle, to determine who gets what, when, how and why". A selfish politician/s will make the rakyat (regardless of skin colors, race, faith or social standing) suffers the most. Lets pray the truth will prevail and the culprits will pay and face justice soon. A snap election in Perak shouldn't be deny. Perakian needs to ensure a solid state government to run the state and to avoid potential further party hopping.

Moral to be learn from this crisis: There're a lot to be learn from PAS politicians, especially those in the state of Kelantan. Where "principles" is more important than anything else.