Anwar has to apologize for the 40,000 Bangladesh voters before planning anything else.

Recently, the Malaysian Insider reported that Anwar Ibrahim has accepted the GE-13 result. The report also shows that Anwar statement is a sign for the Pakatan Rakyat and Barisan Nasional to discuss on the possibility of a unity government.

In his Merdeka speech, Anwar Ibrahim also said that he urged that both parties meet and discuss national issues. He also states that “the meeting of both sides must be done quickly to save Malaysia.”

However, the speech was only one of Anwar’s hallucinations.

Anwar before this had been labelled as “crazy” by the former Indonesian Deputy President Jusuf Kalla according to his defeat and his failure to accept the defeat in the last general election. It seems that Anwar’s craziness is overwhelming as he sees himself as a person that will be referred to by the Prime Minister to discuss on national issues. He is trying his best to be at par with the Prime Minister in making decision for the country.


In his hallucination, Anwar forgot about the issue that he himself brought up to the public. Such issue are blackout and 40,000 Bangladeshi workers, which was made as a main point in his rally to oppose the 13th General Election result. Because of that, if he wants to meet, discuss, debate or just a normal chat with Dato’ Seri Najib, he have to clear the air on his previous statements.
 
It is impossible for his to make a statement claiming that he accept the PRU-13 results and wants to sit and discuss with the PM if he still considers the 40,000 phantom voters are still roaming freely in Malaysia. Anwar must accept that fact that he lies and he must apologize to all, Anwar do not have the capacity to even dream of having a meeting with Dato’ Seri Najib Razak. 

Dato’ Seri Najib has denied that he did not have any meetings with the Pakatan Rakyat who opposed the 13th General Election without any logical reason. PR statement that says that elections are not clean was rebutted easily by the government.

Thus, we do not know whether to feel sorry or laughed at Anwar Ibrahim who is carried away with its imagination. Maybe Anwar is trying to calm himself so that even if he cannot become the Prime Minister he will be able to share powers of the nation.
 
It is clear that Anwar is getting worse and his family members are already feeling worried with his state of mind. It is better if Anwar is brought to the psychiatric to help them accept the fact that he was sacked loses the election and are getting less support from his own constituency. We hope that Anwar’s family would be able to act fast because the nation cannot afford to have a craze Opposition Leader anymore!