Pejuang wants to work with NGOs for GE15, says Dr M
Dr Mahathir Mohamad says many members and even leaders in Pejuang do not know much about the party and why it was formed. (Bernama pic)
MELAKA: Pejuang is opening its doors for cooperation with Malay professionals and NGOs in facing the 15th general election (GE15).
Party chairman Dr Mahathir Mohamad said the party met with many NGOs, including groups representing retired teachers and army veterans.
“These NGOs have supporters. We know they talk about the problems of the Malays and they are also interested in saving the future of the Malays,” he told reporters after opening the Melaka Pejuang retreat here today.
On the retreat, Mahathir said it was held to explain to members in the state the party’s direction.
“Many, even among our members and leaders, do not know much about Pejuang. They do not know in depth why this party was formed.
“So we’ll go to every state to explain. Hopefully, this retreat can inspire party members to work harder,” he said.
MELAKA: Pejuang is opening its doors for cooperation with Malay professionals and NGOs in facing the 15th general election (GE15).
Party chairman Dr Mahathir Mohamad said the party met with many NGOs, including groups representing retired teachers and army veterans.
“These NGOs have supporters. We know they talk about the problems of the Malays and they are also interested in saving the future of the Malays,” he told reporters after opening the Melaka Pejuang retreat here today.
On the retreat, Mahathir said it was held to explain to members in the state the party’s direction.
“Many, even among our members and leaders, do not know much about Pejuang. They do not know in depth why this party was formed.
“So we’ll go to every state to explain. Hopefully, this retreat can inspire party members to work harder,” he said.
If the Malays are facing problems, they should be asking why, after all these years under Malay rule and with ALL the government organisations under Malay control, they are still facing such problems.
ReplyDeleteThe malay rakyat must be very stupid when they agree with people like this old idiot that the future of the malays is under threat (presumably by the nons) despite all levers of government being under malay control.
Pejuang is trying desperately to be relevant.
Somebody should ensure the old buffoon wake up to the reality that Pejuang will be wiped out in GE15.