woops.. managed to miss some of your questions in that...

woops.. managed to miss some of your questions in that post..

Most of them are very reasonable questions, but not ones that I can, or need to answer... if the opposition can convince enough voters that these questions are not burning ones, they may get their votes... that is all that matters in an election.



7. How is PAS going to enforce its Fundementalist approach on the infidel population by demanding the introduction ‘Sharia Law’, especially in the Indian (Hindu) and Buddhist, Christian and tribal cultures?

I do want to answer this, because I suspect that *if* the opposition wins government, it will tear itself apart for this and other triggers are deep seated.

The problem is that I keep hearing that many Malays don't want the opposition to win, but they do want to get rid of the BN for just one term... just enough to purge some of the corruption and have a clean election... even those who would like to give the BN a bloody nose but not vote them out may throw their vote towards the opposition in large enough numbers to 'accidently' vote them in.

This happens.... will it happen @ GE13 ? I don't know... but I am very tired of hearing posters claim it has zero or very little chance of happening... the educated Malaysian doc's I have recently talked to are thinking exactly this way. One term without BN to clean government... even if it means voting for the opposition parties.