I'm a fan of Game Theory. It is basically decisions based on predictions of what the opponent would do. What more interesting is, Game Theory calculates all facets not only from Probability Theory, but also from behavior of the opponents, time, and issues at hand. Case in point, a simple poker game. (I'm too lazy to write further explanation, please wiki-google if you wanna know more)
Only the difference here, all the assumptions are taken from my arse.
So the question is, what would BN do next?
Short-term
1. Bribe opposition MPs/Assemblymen to join BN
2. Paklah stays (avoid the impression of disunity)
3. Continue play down the mainstream media
4. Clean-up mess made by Tajol Rosli and Khir Toyo before audit comes (maybe too late)
5. Moderate internet bandwidth to suppress people from watching Youtube
6. Kill Anwar Ibrahim
Long-term
1. Convince opposition party to join BN
2. Convince Anwar Ibrahim to join BN
3. Kill DEB
4. Annouce another mega-plan for party with hope to win the people
5. Let Malaysian economy collapse, just to prove a point
6. Slow-down the implementation of north and east corridors
7. Invent more 'efficient' SPR tactics to spin votes
Sad as it may sound, the BN ruled Malaysia based on divide-and-conquer tactic (again, assumption taken from my own arse). It worked fine until someone genius maneuvered that to his own advantage. Who do you think masterminded Hindraf rally? But I think you already know that. The result? Massive vote-swing from Chinese and Indians.
I'm getting everywhere here. Hope you didn't buy my nonsense. Almost sounds like quantum shit. I should write a book. Ha ha.
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