So PAS is okay with ousting 'His Majesty's govt' in February?
YOURSAY | 'PAS should accept other people doing the same as they did.'
PAS calls for 'His Majesty's government' to unite
IndigoTrout2522: Much of today’s problems would not have happened if then prime minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad had responsibly kept his promise to follow the mandate in GE14.
Instead, he resigned and tried to remain as PM with the absolute power to select any MPs, regardless of parties, he wanted to serve in his cabinet. When his plot failed, he lost power and position. He was just too selfish and power-greedy.
Secondly, if Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin had agreed to a vote of confidence in Parliament soon after he assumed the position, we would not be having this instability, uncertainty and chaos. Are power and position so important to these politicians?
Now, opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim is accused of trying to restore the GE14 mandate in the midst of a pandemic. What about Muhyiddin? Did he, Azmin Ali and their allies care about the pandemic when it was beginning to spread in February/March?
The situation now is so muddy. Umno, PAS, Bersatu and PKR are all trying to get the upper hand. The end loser is the rakyat, but unfortunately, this situation needs to be resolved for the country to move forward.
One other final point is that Malaysia has a constitutional monarchy, not an absolute monarchy. The yang di-Pertuan Agong has to follow the Constitution. Even if Anwar has the majority, Muhyiddin does not have to resign until he loses a vote of no-confidence in Parliament.
Of course, with a slim majority of only three, the government would not be stable or functional. Hopefully, these leaders can come to a consensus.
Sayonara MY: The bad blood between Umno and Bersatu has gone too far for them to reconcile. Very soon, PAS will also be in Umno’s bad books.
The way it’s going, there will never be peace among these parties. It’s only a matter of time they will break up. While all these tugs-of-war are going on, the rakyat are the ones who will suffer.
GPS is the only one that can save the day. If they align themselves to Pakatan Harapan, at least a proper government can be formed to run the country till the next election. Then the mandate goes back to the people.
Heron: If the present government had taken, considering the circumstances of its ascension to power, a vote of confidence motion at its first inaugural secession of Parliament, the prevailing disquiet concerning its present status would not arise.
It was quite beholden, some think, on Muhyiddin to have effected a timely vote. He disappointed many. As it is often said, “let no man trust in blind prosperity”.
Omar Iz: PAS secretary-general Takiyuddin Hassan makes it sound as if his party has many seats. They don’t. They are part of a coalition of losers and those who jumped ship for God-knows-what reason.
Collectively, they have, at best, a three-member majority in Parliament; and, they are shaky from conception.
Here's the thing. One could ruin a coalition through deceit, but could deception be the tie that binds? Nope! Let's wake up to this reality.
Coward: Takiyuddin can only say entrusted by the king because he knows he cannot say entrusted by the electorate because he does not have it. So, was he saying the electorate didn't count? That's a bankrupt argument.
Here, you see a sleight of hand and an attempt to play the royalty card. Anwar's move, even if he ultimately fails to achieve his aim, has been successful in making clear the divisions within the ruling coalition.
Apanakdikato: Well, Takiyuddin, this country belongs to the rakyat, not to any particular person of your liking.
Tell us, Takiyuddin, which part of the Constitution says that the law does not apply equally to PAS, such that an ordinary citizen who breaches the movement control order (MCO) rules goes to jail, but the same does not apply to PAS politicians?
Tell us, Takiyuddin, which part of the Constitution allows PAS politicians to belittle people of other faiths and race, and get away with it?
Tell us, Takiyuddin, which part of the Constitution says that only people coming from your own religious group can lead the country, even when they are incompetent and corrupt to the core?
By the way, why are PAS leaders so fond of buying luxury cars and goods made by Christian countries? PAS is nothing more than a parasite party full of hypocrites.
YOURSAY | 'PAS should accept other people doing the same as they did.'
PAS calls for 'His Majesty's government' to unite
IndigoTrout2522: Much of today’s problems would not have happened if then prime minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad had responsibly kept his promise to follow the mandate in GE14.
Instead, he resigned and tried to remain as PM with the absolute power to select any MPs, regardless of parties, he wanted to serve in his cabinet. When his plot failed, he lost power and position. He was just too selfish and power-greedy.
Secondly, if Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin had agreed to a vote of confidence in Parliament soon after he assumed the position, we would not be having this instability, uncertainty and chaos. Are power and position so important to these politicians?
Now, opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim is accused of trying to restore the GE14 mandate in the midst of a pandemic. What about Muhyiddin? Did he, Azmin Ali and their allies care about the pandemic when it was beginning to spread in February/March?
The situation now is so muddy. Umno, PAS, Bersatu and PKR are all trying to get the upper hand. The end loser is the rakyat, but unfortunately, this situation needs to be resolved for the country to move forward.
One other final point is that Malaysia has a constitutional monarchy, not an absolute monarchy. The yang di-Pertuan Agong has to follow the Constitution. Even if Anwar has the majority, Muhyiddin does not have to resign until he loses a vote of no-confidence in Parliament.
Of course, with a slim majority of only three, the government would not be stable or functional. Hopefully, these leaders can come to a consensus.
Sayonara MY: The bad blood between Umno and Bersatu has gone too far for them to reconcile. Very soon, PAS will also be in Umno’s bad books.
The way it’s going, there will never be peace among these parties. It’s only a matter of time they will break up. While all these tugs-of-war are going on, the rakyat are the ones who will suffer.
GPS is the only one that can save the day. If they align themselves to Pakatan Harapan, at least a proper government can be formed to run the country till the next election. Then the mandate goes back to the people.
Heron: If the present government had taken, considering the circumstances of its ascension to power, a vote of confidence motion at its first inaugural secession of Parliament, the prevailing disquiet concerning its present status would not arise.
It was quite beholden, some think, on Muhyiddin to have effected a timely vote. He disappointed many. As it is often said, “let no man trust in blind prosperity”.
Omar Iz: PAS secretary-general Takiyuddin Hassan makes it sound as if his party has many seats. They don’t. They are part of a coalition of losers and those who jumped ship for God-knows-what reason.
Collectively, they have, at best, a three-member majority in Parliament; and, they are shaky from conception.
Here's the thing. One could ruin a coalition through deceit, but could deception be the tie that binds? Nope! Let's wake up to this reality.
Coward: Takiyuddin can only say entrusted by the king because he knows he cannot say entrusted by the electorate because he does not have it. So, was he saying the electorate didn't count? That's a bankrupt argument.
Here, you see a sleight of hand and an attempt to play the royalty card. Anwar's move, even if he ultimately fails to achieve his aim, has been successful in making clear the divisions within the ruling coalition.
Apanakdikato: Well, Takiyuddin, this country belongs to the rakyat, not to any particular person of your liking.
Tell us, Takiyuddin, which part of the Constitution says that the law does not apply equally to PAS, such that an ordinary citizen who breaches the movement control order (MCO) rules goes to jail, but the same does not apply to PAS politicians?
Tell us, Takiyuddin, which part of the Constitution allows PAS politicians to belittle people of other faiths and race, and get away with it?
Tell us, Takiyuddin, which part of the Constitution says that only people coming from your own religious group can lead the country, even when they are incompetent and corrupt to the core?
By the way, why are PAS leaders so fond of buying luxury cars and goods made by Christian countries? PAS is nothing more than a parasite party full of hypocrites.
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Newday: Takiyuddin, we do not have peace and harmony when there is one rule for politicians and the rest of us actually have to obey the law.
You elevate yourselves above us and make heroes out of your own when they broke the law. You prefer a system where elections do not happen. Democracy and you do not mix.
Every day, that tenuous federal floor rug is inching closer to being pulled out from under you and your power-mad cohorts. May the rug be completely yanked out.
Capo: Indeed, the Harapan government was also entrusted by the previous Agong to form "His Majesty's government"
Why is it all right to collapse "His Majesty's government” in February this year but not now? Malaysia practices constitutional monarchy, meaning we have a Parliament.
If a sitting PM loses majority support in Parliament, it’s the duty of the Agong to appoint a new prime minister. Plain and simple. Get a taste of your own medicine.
Léon Moch: Every government formed is “His Majesty's government”, including the Harapan government PAS helped topple.
So, if PAS felt it was fine to topple His Majesty's government a few months ago, then PAS should accept other people doing the same as they did.
BrownRabbit6629: When Harapan was in power, PAS did not talk about unity but instead resorted to race and religion to create hatred among the rakyat.
After they conspired and brought down the previous government via the backdoor, the same leaders now talk about unity.
Obviously, these PAS leaders, after gaining positions, are too worried to lose them should a new government be formed.
PUS leaders never had it so good
ReplyDeleteVellfire, Mercedes, BMW, Bini x 4.
i think pas is the only one that tell the truth, pn is clearly a hm govt, not sure y all this commentators still sleeping.
ReplyDeleteMCA and Wee KHAT Siong seem to be OK too, both times. But now he has to suck up to PAS, agree "in principle" to build new Kulim airport for PAS, but refuse to upgrade DAP airport Bayan Lepas. Wee KHAT Siong oso forgot about UEC recognition, University Matriculation quota and of course KHAT....as long as got TARUC matching grant and Minister position just keep heads down, buat tak tahu, main Sudah Aku Punya....ha ha ha....even KT forgot all of these.....strange.....when Teoh Nie Ching was Deputy Minister that was all KT talked about....
ReplyDeleteTransport Minister Wee Ka Siong says Putrajaya’s approval for the proposal to build the RM6.8 billion Kulim International Airport (KXP) is only “in principle”.
DeleteHe said the approval given by the National Physical Planning Council (MPFN) is subject to further considerations by the ministry and other agencies, including the finance and home ministries and Civil Aviation Authority of Malaysia (CAAM).
“The proposal for KXP is also subject to the findings of the National Airports Strategic Plan (NASP), which will commence in early 2021 for all 42 existing airports in the country and those in the proposal stage,” he said in a statement today.
Wee said the KXP project owner will then be required to provide information to the NASP on projections regarding passenger and cargo service demands and airlines that have committed to the airport.
He said the KXP proposal aims to complement passenger and cargo handling currently provided by the Penang International Airport (PEN), adding that it would be prudent to review the Kulim project as the Penang airport nears maximum capacity.
“Therefore, the passenger and cargo demands must be based on robust and reliable facts and data which takes into account PEN’s maximum capacity and the viability of the KXP project.”
TS, stop your BS-ing
DeleteMenteri Jaga Kereta hard at work catching drunk drivers after succumbing to PAS pressure to enhance drink driving laws even though accidents caused by drunk driving is only a minor cause. Face it, PAS is now Wee KHAT Siong’s Bossku.....
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It’s unclear why the police’s statistics of fatal road accidents directly attributed to being drunk or under the influence of drugs are substantially lower than the Transport Ministry’s statistics of the number of deaths caused by drink driving accidents, or whether this could be due to how the data was classified or compiled.
But even if the Transport Ministry’s figures are used for calculations, it would show that deaths from drink driving accidents account for a very small portion of deaths in road accidents as a whole during the 2011 to 2018 period.
For example, the peak during this period of 237 deaths from drink driving accidents would amount to only around 3.3 per cent of 7,152 deaths from road accidents in 2016, while 136 drink driving accident-caused deaths amount to 1.97 per cent of 6,917 road accident deaths in 2012.
Also as an example, the 54 deaths from drink driving accidents in 2018 amount to 0.86 per cent of the 6,284 road accident deaths that year.
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So now KT support KXP as cargo? Swallow PAS and Wee KHAT Siong BS?
DeleteUlangkaji:
http://ktemoc.blogspot.com/2019/05/kulim-airport-motive.html?m=1
Ah Mok should stop being a Wee Khat Siong apologist.
DeleteThe throwaway line about Penang Airport approaching maximum capacity is BullShit.
Penang Airport faces passenger capacity constraints because the Federal Government has refused the request to expand the passenger terminal. Yet the new Kulim Airport, a far more costly venture gets approved.
Podah !
the passenger and cargo demands must be based on robust and reliable facts and data which takes into account PEN’s maximum capacity and the viability of the KXP project
Delete... takes into account PEN’s maximum capacity and the viability of the KXP project
if only you know how to read, wakakaka
When Anthony Loke was Transport, KT criticize KXP, read “ulangkaji” above, but now Wee KHAT Siong is in charge, lain cerita....
DeleteMy criticism of airport for Kulim stands
DeletePAS are in gomen only because MCA and MIC allows them to. If their 3 MPs had not betrayed Malaysians by supporting the Sheraton Shake coup we would not be in this situation. They are a disgrace to all the Chinese and Indians they proclaim to represent. Where is the picture of that stone-throwing hawker? Is it still DAP's fault?
ReplyDeleteNot so long time ago pas accused umno of being the infidels. Among the main reason was umno's association with mca and mic. There were other reasons but chief among them was that. Years had gone by, many members and supporters of pas had suffered at the hand of umno goons especially those who worked for federal agency in kelantan and terengganu. Many were transfered away from home and family. Transfered again and again just to punished them. Denied promotions and so on so forth. But what happen now? All those sacrifices by if not thousands at least a few hundreds of this so called supporters were in vain. Parti angkat sampah is now in cahoots with the infidels. In easy logic,pas is also the infidels. Come to think of it, no wonder they are behaving like they are now.
ReplyDeleteyeah, I concur and can't agree more with you. PAS is definitely the infidels using the same logic they have been using branding others as infidels. I wonder what will Tok Guru Nik AZIZ say if he is still around?????
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