Changing the Malaysian government

OK, we vote in the opposition party in to form the government with a very big majority. What, then? Will the new administration, finally, put an end, or at least, lessen the following complaints and grievances?

1) Treat all Malaysians as equals. Term all Malaysians born in Malaysia as Bumiputras (sons of the soil).

2) Ensure the quota systems of the Malaysians of various races being followed in all the employment sectors, government or otherwise (private businesses) including the military.

3) Eradicate corruption, both in the government and the private sectors.

4) Ensure the top posts in the government and private sectors including the military go to the persons able and qualified, disregarding race.

5) Implement a fair and just education system so that the endless frustration felt by the vast majority of the Malaysians just fades away.

6) If they cannot make the poor people rich at least don’t make them poorer by increasing and adding in new taxes and tolls.

7) Don’t segregate the races by building housing estates with houses separate for each community. (The people are tolerant by nature. Do not poison their minds)

8) Really bring down crimes, not beating the breast for the few percent achieved.

9) Make our land a clean Malaysia. No necessity to pinch noses and grimace when entering a washroom anywhere, any time.

10) Let everyone freely practice their religion without any propagation and hindrance.

Can the opposition address the above state of affairs? Think carefully. And then vote!