slm people..it’s been almost 2 months since i put up my last entry on this blog. sorry people, my "life schedule" are soo tight n unfortunately updating my blog is not listed in my to-do list.
anyway, d election day just passed n my intention for this article is about what else - da election, of course. however, i’m not gonna write about politic n stuff..juz wana express my opinion n thoughts about it. so, whatever i’m writing below is just my thoughts. if u guys wanna comment or anything, i’ll aprreciate it n it is open for discussion. =)
as we all know, da government won da election. yup, they won..but it wasn’t a two-third win. surprisingly, the opposition had conquered almost half of da peninsular state: kelantan(of course), kedah, penang(most surprisingly coz our PM was one of da candidates in this state), perak, and selangor(this is where i live n my reaction towards da result: "soo unpredictable!!"). yup people, new waves are coming.
from da result, it is obvious to see dat the people is really care about their country (which i never thought they were..oops, my bad..) n they want changes. changes in terms of economy, poverty, education and da laws. u see, da groceries prices went up high and they were all happen since da petrol price went up. in term of education, many have complained on da Maths n Science teaching in English that didn’t do much improvement to da students. instead, students skip classes n juvenile cases increase tremendously. why? because not all da kids can cope up with da system n da teachers probably didn’t work ‘hard enough’ to help their students to focus. they only focus on school reputations n give as many homeworks as they thought can give benefit to da kids without realizing da consequences in doing so. students carry more pressure n become exam-oriented. their money and time wasted on tuitions, seminars, academic camps, n such.no time for extracurricular, hobby, n also, no time to think about their own future. sadly, some of them choose to go for ‘rempit’, drugs, n involve in immoral habits(i blame da media for this..with da AF, MI, OIAM to name a few).
therefore, people have been thinking n their decisions to choose their potential candidates(or party) have come out with this surprising result.
i predict dat in coming months, Malaysia won’t be da same. people hv the guts to voice up their opinions n rights. wider opportunities for da oppositions. as for da government, i have no comments. i hope dat everythings will go under control later on. i hope our beloved country won’t b like other countries where they have people been killed, bombs everywhere, n curfews.na’uzubillah. i hope da changes will lead to a better country- da better ’selamat, aman, n makmur’(quoted from one of the parties slogan) one. May Allah’s mercy be with us always.
well, these are just my thoughts. my thoughts are influence-free(is there such word? eheh) n since i’m not allowed to vote yet coz i’m under age(=P), i consider myself as a non-partisan which means i’m not supporting any parties. well, this also doesn’t mean i take politic matters for granted. this reminds me of my conversation with my lecturer. he said dat as a Muslim, we should at least know about everything..he means about politic, economy, history of our country. why? because we own da country and da country needs us for development. we dun want someone genius but unknowledgable about our country to be the leader. thanx to him i decided not to take everything for granted. however, my dad adviced me to not really ‘ambil berat’ on politics. he wants me to focus on my studies first. Yup, everything u do, study comes first..ELSE, later.
whatever it is, i wanna remind everyone to be prepared for da upcoming consequences. pray hard everyone.
alrite, my next entry(s) will be about my activities n experiences i gained for da last two months..i’ll post them during my long-term holiday…weee…till then, ma’as salaamah. pray for me for this coming finals. pray hard.study hard. hehe