#BodohPolitik

I read with interest on the story of #BodohPolitik, a book published by prominent Malaysian entrepreneur, Anas Zubedy.

I know this guy from the internet. As a matter of fact, he is also in my Facebook circle of friends.

He normally posted political status in his Facebook and tweeted about politics in Malaysia. At times, he sounds like a rightist who have high visions for the nation and at other times, he sounds like a leftist who barked on everything that the rightist is doing.

But I'm sure he's a politically neutral man; the article in The Star's Sunday on 8 July 2012 stated that he is a centrist and doesn't belong to any political party.

The review on Anas' book seems to be interesting and I shall be on my way to the nearest bookstore to get this book, which according to the review, is about silly politics from both divide: the BN and the PR.

But I have a question to Anas: if he says that he's a centrist and he doesn't belong to any political divide, then when it comes to voting, which side will you choose?

Yes, your vote is secret; but at least, if you can write so openly about our political climate and #BodohPolitik environment in Malaysia, can you at least hint us on your political inclination between the two? Surely when it comes to voting you have to choose a component party be it from BN or from PR, kan? ;)