Tuesday, September 17, 2019

Dwarfs burned last bridge

Malaysiakini:

No meeting with Anwar, no reconciliation, says Zuraida

Susan Loone  |  Published:   |  Modified: 
The rift between PKR president Anwar Ibrahim and his deputy Azmin Ali seems to have widened with the party's congress in December looming in the horizon.
PKR vice-president Zuraida Kamaruddin said she will not be attending any party meeting until Anwar agrees to meet with her and several others who are aligned to Azmin, who is also Economic Affairs Minister.
Zuraida said effort has been made to reach out to Anwar but he has not responded to overtures for reconciliation.

She said those who want to meet Anwar included Azmin, two vice-presidents including herself, 14 central committee members and six others "who are from the other side".
"Until and unless we meet the president until the meeting materialises, there will be no reconciliation," Zuraida told reporters in Tanjung Tokong, George Town today.
Asked about the coming party congress in December, Zuraida merely dismisses the matter, saying "we will cross the bridge when we come to it".
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kaytee notes:
Wah, 'ni perempuan sangat ganas, sangat angkuh dan 'dah jelas 'nak cari pasal, wakakaka.
She wouldn't have been so unreasonable if she hasn't had instructions from her Chief Dwarf to say stuff that renders any reconciliation impossible. In short she has burnt the bridge, hallelujah.
Parti Pribumi will get probably 20 to 22 new MPs and several ADUNs, just the way the Old Machiavellian Dictator wants.


5 comments:

  1. Bersatu will get 20-22 new MPs?

    That means each and every Malay-Muslim PKR MP is with the Azmin faction, discounting Anwar, wife, daughter; a few Sabah/Sarawak PKR MPs I am not sure if they are Malay-Muslim.

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  2. I suspect the UMNO-PAS marriage will backfire on them. They should have remained at arms-length cooperation for GE15.

    Now that it is formalised it makes the voter's choice easier. Either you support multi-culture-multi-racial Malaysia or you don't. Given only two options the decision is easy to make.

    Undi-rosak/play mahjong doesn't count.

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  3. pi mai pi mai tang tu juga, dalam pH juga, all is not lost, but but but the dwarfs factions will have to take a deep breath and consider the 'inevitable' passing of the baton, I wouldn't be so cocky if I was her

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  4. Many expect PKR to self implode before GE 14.It never came and when everybody thought that the two sides have finally settled all bad feelings,It is coming a year plus change later.

    Definitely,this is the price the old man is going to charge for letting Azmin off for the sodomy scandal.When the dwarf and his gang have finally crossedover,Mahathir will force Azmin to ride into the sunset.

    Well,who knows?If Mahathir plays his game well,maybe his Mukriz boy may one day become PM.Wakakaka.

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  5. A lesson I learnt from many years of dealing with people....never intentionally burn your bridges unless it has got to the point of being absolutely unavoidable.

    The world is a small place, you never know when is your turn to need the other person's favour or cooperation.

    These want-to-be Pribumi's are making a big mistake if they think they are sooo powerful now...

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