A voter's power can become absolute, and absolute power leads to corruption. A chapter such as this is not easy to write, for the reaction to it will be to try to show that the writer also practices corruption. Anyone who tries to use this chapter for his own or his party's political interests in not only dishonest but is practicing a form of corruption, the abuse of power that comes from knowledge. Corruption that prevents the stamping out of corruption is the worst corruption of all. It is clear from the history of the Malays that division and separation were part of the custom.
Malay unity is threatened again, before their security can be ensured.
Can UMNO continue to maintain unity. There is a rift in Malay solidarity. And the rift is where it matters most, i.e. between a large section of the Malays and their leaders who hold power in the Government. But today, the Malays themselves are opposing the government and hurling all sorts of accusations at Government leaders. In war tactics, friendship between two groups attacking the enemy is not necessary.