How to apologist properly! A lesson from Najib!

1st say you are sorry without giving any specific details on what exactly you are sorry for!

As reported by Bernama last Saturday, the Prime Minister Dato’ Seri Najib Razak made the momentous apology to all Malaysians “on behalf of the Barisan Nasional (BN) for the coalition's mistakes in the last general election, which cost it several electoral seats and states, including Kedah.”

2nd Get you Deputy to make light of the apology and defend their mistakes by boasting of Barisan Nasional’s (BN) achievement in the past few decades.

He said "…during the 54-year period, no one can deny the fact, despite the weaknesses, we have made huge progress in the fields of socio-economy, culture, education, international relations and various others."

3rd Get your deputy to remind the people not to be specific of what you are sorry for. This will ensure that no action or correction will be needed.

Muhyiddin had further wanted to avoid the subject by adding that “there is no need to list out our weaknesses; that is in the past.

4th Get your other staff to give stupid reason so that they can get rewarded instead of punish for their pass mistake.

UMNO Information Chief Datuk Ahmad Maslan had urged Malaysians “to provide BN the mandate to rule following the promise by Najib Abdul Razak that the coalition will fix its past mistakes”.

Finally instead of correcting pass mistake, you do this!

Sarawak agriculture assistant minister Mong Dagang today defended his instruction to the Agriculture Department to cease providing subsidies to disabled person Frusis Lebi, a pro-opposition farmer.

According to English daily The Sun, Mong (left) who is Bukit Begunan state assemblyperson, also admitted instructing the Welfare Department to stop its aid to Frusis. "As a man of principle, I am not going to back out," Mong was quoted as saying. "We cannot continue to give welfare assistance and subsidies because he is a strong opposition supporter." Welfare aid also cut off Frusis, 51, had last Fridaylodged a police reportover a letter signed by Mong ordering the Sri Aman Agriculture Department to "cease all assistance" to him. His RM300 welfare aid was also cut off in October last year, but Frusis (right) did not suspect anything amiss at that time. Mong's letter had accused Frusis of setting up an operation centre for the opposition during the Sarawak state election in April last year. However, Frusis has denied this, claiming that he had merely hung an opposition party flag, which was subsequently removed by the village chief.