Anatomy of Treachery in Silver State - from UMNO to PH to PN

MM Online:

Bersatu No. 2 to Anwar: Stop politicking for now, can continue after Covid-19 is gone

Datuk Seri Ahmad Faizal Azumu speaking to press at the Weil Hotel in Ipoh October 9, 2020. — Picture by Farhan Najibk

IPOH, Oct 9 — Parti Pribumi Bersatu Malaysia deputy president Datuk Seri Ahmad Faizal Azumu told Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim today to postpone his political manoeuvring until the country is able to recover and curb the spread of Covid-19 virus.

Ahmad Faizal, who is also Perak mentri besar, said the voters wish for stability in the country and tired of seeing government changing, ahead of Anwar meeting the Yang di-Pertuan Agong to prove he commands the majority of the Dewan Rakyat.

“Everyone, including Anwar Ibrahim should come together to find ways to support Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin, so that he can continue to help the people in this situation.

“We should not head for a divide. This is the time for us to unite. Our common enemy for now is the Covid-19 virus. Once we have solved this, then they can continue with politics,” he told a press conference at the Weil Hotel here.

He also claimed that voters are not looking forward to any elections for now, and wants the current government to continue to aid them during this Covid-19 pandemic.

Anwar, who is PKR president, said that he will show evidence of support from a “strong and convincing” majority of MPs for him to form a new government.

Ahmad Faizal stressed that the alliance between Bersatu and Umno at the federal and state level are still well under the Perikatan Nasional (PN) coalition.

“Yesterday, the state had it exco meeting and everything went well. We are spirited to continue to help the public in the fight against the Covid-19 virus.

“I don’t see any problem here, but if Anwar claims that he has the majority support of the MPs then he has to prove it in the Parliament and also to Yang di-Pertuan Agong,” said the Tambun MP.

Separately, Ahmad Faizal also announced that Perak will not be organising the annual state level Deepavali celebration this year due to the current Covid-19 cases which has skyrocketed lately.

“On other matters, such as allowing traders to set up shops before the festival, which is in next month, I have to seek the advice from the Health Department before announcing any decision for the sake of people’s safety,” he added.

IMHO, Azumu has shown himself to be the MOST treacherous politician there is, after Mahathir and Azmin. However, treacherous as Azmin has been, at least he is not so racist as this Azumu, an extreme ultra who follows very closely the racist footsteps of his previous Boss, Mahathir, whom he stabbed kaukau by deserting over to Muhyiddin's faction following the PPBM disintegration after the Sheraton Move.

In May 2-18 the Perak state election was won by Pakatan Harapan with a coalition combination of 29 seats in a 56-seat DUN, as follows:

Summary of the 9 May 2018 Perak State Legislative Assembly election results

Party				Candidates	Vote		Seats
					Votes	%	Won	%	+/–
	Pakatan Harapan[a]		PH	59	595,219	50.07	29	49.15	6
		People's Justice Party	PKR	14	62,626	5.27	4	6.78	1
		Democratic Action Party	DAP	18	361,521	30.41	18	30.51
		Malaysian United Indigenous Party	PPBM	15	69,299	5.83	1	1.69	1
		National Trust Party	AMANAH	12	101,773	8.56	6	10.17	6

Whilst DAP won 18 seats out of 18 it contested, Mahathir's pathetic PRIBUMI (PPBM) won only 1 (one) out of 15 it contested [and ONLY 5.83% of Perak's total votes compared to DAP's 30.41%], and Mahathir was supposed to be the spearhead of PH breaching the Heartland - my bloody balls.

Yet that dictatorial Old Man twisted the DAP's arm and secured the Perak MB's post for his sole ADUN, namely Azumu.

With such odds, was Azumu humble to be MB?

Nah, he went straight ahead to "hug" trees in Perak's forest reserves, even in aboriginal areas.

The Star Online reported on 14 Mar 2019:

IPOH: Discussions are still ongoing over the 400ha plot of forest land for development, says Perak Mentri Besar Datuk Seri Ahmad Faizal Azumu.

He said based on information, it would take some time for both parties since the permit was granted recently.

“From what I was told, the company planned to collaborate with the Malaysian Timber Industry Board (MTIB) for the development.

“Since the directors used to be part of MTIB, I am sure discussions will be done between them and MTIB officers,” said Ahmad Faizal after witnessing the signing of a memorandum of understanding between Tourism Perak and Perak Transit Bhd yesterday.

In November last year, a letter stating that the government had approved the permit for a 400ha of forest plantation development project involving areas in Kledang Saiong and Bukit Kinta Forest went viral.

Ahmad Faizal had previously said the permit was granted to the company that had worked closely with MTIB.

However, on Feb 16, MTIB chairman Wong Tack denied its involvement in the project.

Silence from the rat (or frog).

Journalist Mariam Mokhtar asked on her FB: Another REMINDER/Peringatan that our Perak MB is really bog standard.

As of today, the imbroglio in Perak is NOT over...

When the Timber board denied its involvement in Perak MB, AHmad Faizal Azumu's, logging schemes, he went all quiet... Perak MB...what are you cooking this time?

So unless I missed it, please tell me if you heard Ahmad Faizal's retort to Wong Tack wrt the Timber Board.

But he, teflonised by Atuk, got away with the "tree hugging". But did MACC ever investigate into the then-Perak-PH-government's (or rather Azumu's) approval for the development of 400ha of forest plantation in areas in the Kledang Saiong and Bukit Kinta Forest?

During the Tanjung Piai by-election, he was taped talking bad about his DAP colleagues in the Perak DUN to his old buddies in UMNO, praising the UMNO ADUNs for supporting him. Yes, at that time he was still in PH but nonetheless treacherous to the core.

Fast forward, as still MB Perak even under PN takeover (I still can't understand why HRH chose him?) he seized land developed by Chinese farmers for more than forty (40+) years to just whimsically gift them to members of his state football team (who had won a match against Terengganu). Yes, those developed land were unlicensed BUT ONLY because the farmers repetitive application for licences were rejected.

His racism even extends to Aborigines with Wikipedia stating:

Ahmad Faizal [Azumu] has been very critical of the Orang Asli indigenous tribes ever since he took office as Menteri Besar. On 23 November 2018, Ahmad Faizal made a statement that the Orang Asli should improve themselves before asking for aid.

On 29 July 2019 Ahmad Faizal claimed that there is no definition or recognition of ancestral or customary land (tanah adat) for Orang Asli under the state constitution. It was refuted by fellow PH's MP, Ramkarpal Singh and the Malaysian Bar.

During his administration, many Orang Asli residents were arrested for protesting over the state government's decision to acquire their land for logging activities.

Now, he's tokking-kok because he knows that if Anwar takes over as PM, his days in political power will soon be over. I look forward to that day.