Is this the first salvo fired since Anwar’s return to legitimate politics? Retribution for M-T since it has ‘helped’ Anwar to win, or specifically, ‘seditiously’ causing the Rakyat to lose faith in BN? BTW, the sedition case hasn’t gone to court yet so how can M-T be considered guilty?

To answer your Q, Sir, the majority is greater this time, and judging from the hordes of outsiders pouring into PP to give moral support… well, I think it speaks for itself.

Anwar won. It does not matter why he won, the fact is he won and will be the next Prime Minister of Malaysia. The Malaysian government MPs have shown time and again that they are motivated mainly by money. As soon as they see that their future lies in jumping ship to PKR enough of them will do it to force a change in government.

The real question is whether conditions will be better under the PKR. Judging from the multi-racial PKR supporters in Permatang Pauh – forget the speeches, just look at the photos – I believe they will be better.