Najib has been diagnosed with “cognitive and behavioral abnormities” resulting in “abrasive behavior

“It is quite normal to suffer from such  problems when he know that he will be losing his UMNO president post

Such is Malay’s fate – to be “ruled” by either totally corrupt or totally arrogant “senior” bureaucrats who are never accountable for anything they do in their life and are ruining tTanah Melayu through their TOTAL ARROGANCE.showed the world just what can be done when Malaysia’s daunting civil service takes control – and the result wasn’t pretty. Corruption, waste, inefficiency, obfuscation and a cancerous lack of accountability in officialdom – and all of it on an Olympian scale. ...Some economists have calculated that Malaysia’s bureaucratic inefficiency costs the country 1 to 2 points in annual growth.

Why waste money promoting Najib not UMNO “UMNO needs to kick Najibwho will destroy it to protect their own narrow interests by crony baitin, insufferable attitude of PM-Malaysiaa’s Arrogant Servants

If UMNO goes on along this line and if the government machinery, including the police, continue to selectively prosecute only those opposed to them, they can expect a severe backlash from the electorate five or less years down the line.

We  came face-to-face with insufferable arrogance. The kind that makes you wonder what props it up; the kind that is almost impossible to believe unless you face it yourself.

Before I tell you what happened, let me ask a simple question: “How many of you have tried to meet our PM or first lady Rosmah ?  How many of you have tried to do it without pulling some strings?”

Considering that the majority of voters were against BN and by implication UMNO, the stance towards needless toughness and the callous appeal to base racial hatred will only alienate the BN from the public who have clearly indicated they want change for the better and which have by and large rejected race itself as an issue.

Umno remains the party of the people’s choice based on the results of the recent 13th general election, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak said.

He said this was evident with Umno winning 88 of the parliamentary seats in the election, from 79 in the 2008 general election.

“If compared with the opposition, they have 89 seats, meaning Umno alone can equalise the seats won by the opposition allies comprising DAP, PKR and PAS,” he told reporters after chairing the Umno Supreme Council meeting here Friday.

Najib, who is Umno president, said the party’s performance was also gauged by its ability to wrest back Kedah and Perak, as well as the increase in votes obtained.

“According to our study, there is about 30 per cent increase in votes for Umno from the 12th general election,” he added.

As such, he said, Umno would continue to strengthen its machinery through various improvements.

“The Umno supreme council has received suggestions from the management committee chaired by deputy president Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin on the need for us to review the party’s administration at the headquarters.

“This will involve research and training, the social media, information, etc,” he added.

Najib said restructuring was necessary to ensure efforts, message and all directives by the supreme council could be implemented smoothly.

“Restructuring will be carried in tandem with the need to get professionals to work full time and be dedicated to the tasks given,” he added.

It reflects a belligerent, biased, boorish and childish response to election results by influential quarters, including ministers, a former prominent judge, Utusan Malaysia editors and others who have successfully drowned out a few reasonable voices within UMNO and hijacked the so-called reconciliation process post-elections.

Persisting with these actions has not only put paid to the reconciliation process but unnecessarily raised tensions among all people. This may have been the intention of those who raised these issues in such a manner in the hope of keeping themselves and their ilk in power by perpetuating fear.

But in the end, those who play with fire are likely to burn themselves. Malaysians are already aware that the race card is repeatedly played to trump all manner of ills facing Malaysia, and especially UMNO and BN patronage, corruption and cronyism which lead to a plethora of social ills.

What makes this system so formidable is the complete lack of accountability. It is virtually impossible to fire a “Class I Gazetted Officer”. Even the most egregious misdemeanors usually end with a “suspension” that is quietly revoked once the wrong has faded from public memory.

Not only are there no consequences, there is no “incentive” to do good either. Whether you are one of the best or humdrum run-of-the-mill, promotions for the first several years in these services are lock-step with the entire “batch” – regardless of ability, performance or indeed non-performance. Unsurprisingly this system manages to corrode even the best and the brightest over the course of their careers.

“Omission” is not a sin. So the default is “no action”. There is no penalty for indecisiveness and no reward for taking a decision. The result: A system that moves at glacial speed completely oblivious, impervous to the sweeping changes happening around it. Of all the reasons why the “steel frame” needs to be dismantled, one sums it all. The frame is rusted. It no longer supports but obstructs. It is not a support but a barrier.

I realise I am probably lumping a lot of fair, upright, decisive and conscientious officers in this sweeping generalisation. But if they are true to themselves, they will, I suspect, agree with me that the rot within is deep and is beyond the point where it can be stemmed.

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