Ku Nan, a mouse romancing elephant

This is a man who obtained only 9,943 votes out of 15,791 votes in 2013 to become a bullshitting federal minister who is always bodek-ing Najib for his own political survival, even within UMNO, wakakaka.

I only wanted to bring development to Penang
No no I only wanted help the marginalised Malays
No no I only wanted to bodek my UMNO boss
No no I only wanted to ensure my place in GE-14
Yes yes I am an idiot

In 2013 his constituency of Putrajaya had a total votes, as just mentioned, of 15,791 of which 94% were Malays, 0 (zero) % Chinese, 3% Indians and 2% others. He wouldn't have survived otherwise.

His federal constituency size is only one-tenth of Kapar and, get this, has less voters than 35 of the 40 Penang state constituencies, more or less equal to 3 of them and only in two (Air Putih and Teluk Bahang, both at 13,000 plus) did Putrajaya have more voters.

But we need to remember we are comparing his so-called federal constituency with the state constituencies of Air Putih and Teluk Bahang in Penang.

Based on representation, he is not even fit to lick the boots of the 40 Penang Aduns. Paya Terubong state constituency by itself has 39,649 voters. That's two and one half Putrajaya.

Yet he wants to politically obliterate them - what an impertinent dwarf.

It reminds me of a story from India in which an elephant was grazing beneath a coconut tree and an impertinent rat attempted to screw the cow elephant. When a coconut fell on the head of the elephant below, the cow-pachyderm moaned 'Ouch'. The rat thought his wee 'lil johnny caused the pain to the cow elephant he was trying to bonk, so he said 'Sorry darling', wakakaka.

Now, that's impertinence!

But today, FMT reported constitutional law experts saying that to make Penang a FT is just impossible when Article 1(2)of the federal constitution states Penang is one of the 13 states in the federation, while Article 2 states that even merely altering the boundaries of any state requires consent of that particular state and the Conference of Rulers.

So while it's possible for the federal government to demand a part of a state to make that part into a FT, as in the case of Kuala Lumpur and Putrajaya, which were part of Selangor, those were only with the permission and agreement of (the former late) HRH Selangor, it cannot take an entire state.

Constitution expert Gurdial Singh Nijar said: “You cannot just take over a state. There is no provision for that.”

FMT also reported:

Ilham Centre executive director Mohamad Hisommudin Bakar said although it was true that federal territories did have some economic and social advantages, Tengku Adnan’s argument that the Malays in Penang were sidelined by the administration was “shallow”.

“If Malay development and success are the yardsticks for making an Unfederated Malay State (Negeri Tidak Bersekutu) a federal territory, surely these will be measured in the existing federal territories. Are Malays completely taken care of in Kuala Lumpur, Labuan and Putrajaya?

“Isn’t a proposal to protect a certain race a statement with racist elements? Surely it is not good to have a minister, who should represent all races, say such things,” he told FMT.

Hisommudin said Tengku Adnan’s proposal was entirely a political statement meant to serve Umno and BN’s interests, and could be seen an a “last attempt” to neutralise the influence and dominance of DAP’s politics in Penang.

“When there is no state legislative assembly, they can wipe out DAP from the state. They can stop DAP from advancing and prevent the opposition from spreading its influence.

“They may be thinking they can curb the political and economic strength the DAP has obtained through the administration of Penang. Under federal rule, projects and tenders will be controlled by the federal territories minister,”

Ku Nan has in making an ass of himself (which we all know already, that is, him being an ass, wakakaka) has also implicated his boss Najib kau kau.

UMNO should sack him for his shallow superficial stupid gambit because FMT reported on an analysis by Universiti Malaya political analyst Awang Azman Pawi as follows:

If Penang, Langkawi and parts of Malacca were made federal territories, the Barisan Nasional may lose the upcoming general election, says Universiti Malaya political analyst Awang Azman Pawi.

Awang pointed to what happened in Sabah when Labuan was turned into into a federal territory in 1984.

“When Labuan became a federal territory, it caused public uproar,” he told FMT when contacted.

As a result, the BN state government led by the then Sabah chief minister Harris Salleh, suffered a surprising defeat in the 1985 state election.

“Converting an area as a federal territory isn’t as simple as it seems. Harris lost in the elections despite being popular among the people.”

On the above, wakakaka, please do read my post Sabahan politics.