Sorry Is Not The Hardest Word

source: rbs-assureyourself.co.uk

"Sorry, we didn’t know the budget from the previous Government is this much, therefore we can’t keep our promises.”

I feel sorry for Tan Sri Khalid who regretfully admitted he can't keep up to his manifesto, do you think I really do? You must be joking.

PKR in one of their manisfesto promised to give RM1,000.00 to every Selangor born who are studying at University or College. Now they gave excuses which in my opinion amounting to dishonesty. A student from UITM lodged a police report. Whether this dishonesty carry elements of cheating are yet to be known.

Tan Sri Khalid on and off blame the previous Government, it has become habitual to Selangor PKR blaming the previous Government as if their hands are tight. They are no better than the previous Government. If you don’t believe me, look at Azmin Ali, he is no different than Azman Wahid, until today, “No Batang Hidung” at Bukit Antarabangsa. Fire them, they will say sorry, all of them are good at saying sorry, Tian Chua did when he forget to submit his questions on time.

To PKR, Sorry is not the hardest word.