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You know, I think many people don’t like Najib, and wouldn’t trust him further than they could throw him. But in all honesty, I doubt that his is a face that inspires higher emotions like hate. Who would bother to hate someone so limp, lacklustre, soft and… pudgy, is a word that comes to mind. Now, his wife on the other hand.
I start with a simple question: have you ever heard someone sincerely and heartfelt genuinely (ie, not making some fat profit of her) say anything like - “I love Rosmah, she’s so nice!” Anything positive or good at all? (haha, maybe watch as soon they start coming out all over the place) I could be wrong, but I think a mix of fear and loathing is more likely what you’d encounter. The gossip and stories that surround this woman, her purported arrogance, extravagance, appetite for wanting to be involved in everything, etc, is voluminous. Luckily, this is not a gossip blog :P As stated before, I also don’t believe in smearing the families of politicians, except wherein it affects the conduct of said politician. One of the most persistently said things about Rosmah is exactly the manner in which she interferes with politics at the highest levels. Her recent comments on destiny (o.m.g., *rolls eyes*), is but the first of what I think will be many public indicators of this. She complains of scrutiny, but launching oneself into the media exposes oneself to just that. I’ll be perfectly honest though, it’s not without some trepidation that I blog about her. I’ve said before that while Najib may have TDM’s lack of morals, he probably does not quite have the same level of TDM’s appetite for viciousness. Now Rosmah on the other hand. Well, let’s say that wits are probably not what what she inherited from TDM :P Believing in destiny is not uncommon among politicians, I know some on the Pakatan side who take such things quite seriously and pursue their ‘destiny’ relentlessly. But is it just me, or is there something about the way Rosmah is articulating herself that speaks of a mad thirst for power? Read more (and learn about the nangka) at: http://jelas.info/2009/03/16/rosmah-najibs-biggest-political-liability-destiny-mega-conferences-nangka-loving-yourself/
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I think the most powerful man in this country is now Razak Baginda, for he probably holds all the key to Najibs decision, if he so wishes to interfere.
He's probably got all the dirt on Najis and Rosie to incacerate him and her for three lifetimes in an honest court, and he's got them stashed and ready to be dispersed in case should Najis try to eliminate him.
So guess who pulling the string of the puppets soon?