Home minister finds Dr M’s new party proposal ‘interesting’
Home Minister Hamzah Zainudin speaks to reporters in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, today after officiating at a Rela event
KOTA KINABALU: Home Minister Hamzah Zainudin says there is no issue with Dr Mahathir Mohamad wanting to form a new party although he finds the move by his former party chairman “interesting”.
Hamzah, who is the PPBM secretary-general, said he found it interesting that Mahathir intended to set up a new party despite his previous remarks on Malays having too many parties.
“He (Mahathir) had said before that the problem with Malays is when you want to become president but you can’t win, then it will lead to the formation of new parties. Those are his words, not mine,” he told reporters here today after a Rela event.
He noted that Mahathir had said ‘this is the problem with Malays, there are already six or seven parties’.
“With that kind of thinking, he still wants to form a new party (but) it’s up to him. Everyone has got the right to form a new party.”
KOTA KINABALU: Home Minister Hamzah Zainudin says there is no issue with Dr Mahathir Mohamad wanting to form a new party although he finds the move by his former party chairman “interesting”.
Hamzah, who is the PPBM secretary-general, said he found it interesting that Mahathir intended to set up a new party despite his previous remarks on Malays having too many parties.
“He (Mahathir) had said before that the problem with Malays is when you want to become president but you can’t win, then it will lead to the formation of new parties. Those are his words, not mine,” he told reporters here today after a Rela event.
He noted that Mahathir had said ‘this is the problem with Malays, there are already six or seven parties’.
“With that kind of thinking, he still wants to form a new party (but) it’s up to him. Everyone has got the right to form a new party.”
Following his political fallout with PPBM, Mahathir had announced yesterday he will set up a new independent Malay political party, although he has yet to decide on a name for it.
The more Malay Race and Religion Champion parties are formed , the better.
ReplyDeleteI only really worry when they coalasce to One or Two.
its diff, conman form new party to fight thives, n those that endorse thieves, plus those that work with thieves. i support conman.
ReplyDeleteEvery time a member of a race-based party leaves to join another race-based party the average IQ of both parties goes down. By the fourth generation you are down to single digits.
ReplyDeleteRace based parties' IQ degenerate because of inbreeding. Years and years of meeting the same people, talking about the same race, same issues, same "solutions". So after many decades of inbreeding the genes get messed up and IQ plummets.
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