The Malaysia of today is too fraught with unnecessary nothings that the real issues often slip through the cracks. Diversionary tactics are the true and tried methods employed by the Barisan National government to divide, distract and distance the population from the real matters of nation building, a worsening economy and rising costs of living.
It has been a mechanism honed to both mislead and camouflage the establishment's inability to turn around their own mismanaged and ill-judged decisions.
The latest hot topic seized by the BN politicians to divert attention from their coalition's problems involve PAS' newly-elected deputy president, the hugely popular Mat Sabu. BN boss UMNO says it is upset over Sabu's statement that the real freedom fighters were not from UMNO, but included many other Malay individuals and groups including Mat Indera and the Putera-Amcja.
Enough of diversions: BN must clear up election fraud before GE-13
