STATS : STEADYAKU47

What can we learn when we look at the stats of the articles I posted here? Which articles was most seen and why? Here are my thoughts:

1. The video of Indian kids cleaning a Masjid : 22261653 clicks. Cleaning up other people’s places of worship after a flood is good. Can you imagine how many votes any politician can get if they roll up their sleeves, grab a mop and a bucket, and go help clean other people’s place of worship? https://www.facebook.com/steadyaku47/videos/242941814620334/

2. Second article with the most clicks is about the devastation of the floods : 1519693 clicks.. What you see during the floods are the rakyat heping each other. Not many politicians in sight unless they are carrying boxes with their images printed on the boxes, cleaning up taik cicak, or participating in nauseous photo ops. The failure of the BN government to act decisively and pro actively will haunt them at PRU15 when these images will be played over and over again on social media to remind voters who let them down in theIr hour of need. https://www.facebook.com/steadyaku47/videos/4930248920371741/

3. Pahang, teruskan bongkar : 760353 clicks. The deeds…rather the misdeed…of the Pahang and other Royals has clogged up the Net. We should hold a referendum soon, on the need, or not, for the Royal Houses that are costing our nation plenty. https://www.facebook.com/steadyaku47/videos/280980997383719/

4. A blast from the past : 199582 clicks. Tun Mahthir reminding the Royal that : Raja Adil Raja desembah, Raja Zalim Raja Disanggah. So be warned. https://www.facebook.com/steadyaku47/videos/342282930767252/

5. Cakap cakap…154765 clicks. An article reminiscing about a time long gone by. People are nostalgic for those times when One Malaysia was not just a slogan, but a reality. https://www.facebook.com/steadyaku47/posts/498921638512106

Maybe these politicians should understand these trends. What the rakyat are reading and talking about and what the rakyat are most concern about…togetherness, the effects of the floods and the reason for it, the misdeeds of the Royals, wanting leaders to articulate their wants and grievances and their yearning for a time long past when One Malaysian was a reality, not a slogan.