Thursday, December 08, 2022

Hadi must get real by moving out of the valley of phobias and hate




Hadi must get real by moving out of the valley of phobias and hate

By Phlip Rodrigues





PAS president Tan Sri Hadi Awang is like an ancient warrior who wants to ride out and swing his scimitar at his perceived enemies whom he regards as immoral and godless.


He is ablaze with holy wrath, and it looks like he will not rest until the whole country is cleansed of all sins and impurities.

When he looks out far and wide, his twisted mind sees only a wilderness populated by pagans who must be driven out so that only one ethnic group and one creed predominate.


After his green “army” conquered some “territories” in the recent battle of the polls, the preacher is becoming more strident in his denunciation of his political foes.

His inflammatory speeches are approaching dangerously close to incitement to hatred and eventual eruption of violence against his tatgetted opponents.

Hadi must realise that his attacks – although political in nature – will inevitably ignite a wider conflict that would suck the country into a vortex of chaos.

But does the PAS leader care? Nary. As long as his mission is to fight the infidels to his last breath, he would keep the heat on until every state goes green, even if it comes at the cost of calamity to the nation.



In fact, Hadi already saw visions of a PAS-ruled country in the aftermath of the 15th General Election (GE15). He believed his party and Bersatu – jointly bearing the shield of Perikatan Nasional (PN) – had the numbers to form the government.

This firebrand thinks that the political football should have ended without the need for extra time. In his mind, the “referee” was unfair to give his opponents the chance to score the winning goal.

But the dice has been cast and – like it or not – Hadi should have accepted the result in good faith. He did not. Instead, displaying an aggressive, provocative temperament, he stoked racial and religious sentiments to undermine a multi-racial society.

Hadi is not even afraid of the authorities probably because he thinks that no one would dare touch the hem of his garment as he is a man of God.

Driven by overweening ambition, he dreams of PAS making a clean sweep of every state and be the government at the centre in future electoral encounters – he does little to temper his idealism with realism.

The reality on the ground is that Malaysia is populated by people of different ethnic groups and faiths who do not subscribe to PAS’ conservative brand of governance under the guidance of God.

PAS may reign supreme in some states but that does not signify that it has the mandate from heaven to rule the whole country.

God rules the heaven but on earth He gives the creations made in His own image the freedom to decide their own destiny.

Hadi portrays himself as the chosen one to lead Malaysia out of the den of iniquity but he himself needs to be led out of the valley of phobias and hate and belligerence to live in peace with his fellow beings who are all the creatures of God.

It is unlikely that God will give Hadi the greenlight to wreak havoc in a country yearning for racial harmony and religious tolerance. – Dec 8, 2022


Phlip Rodrigues is a former journalist.



5 comments:

  1. Holy Hadi and his cohorts have already launched Sheraton 2.0
    Which is why they are so confident they will be back in charge of the Federal Government years before 2027.

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  2. Mr Rodrigues writes a mighty strong indictment of the madman, Hadi.

    And just as he is a mad man, whatever maybe said will be like water off the back of a duck.

    Hadi's dream of a one race, one religion Malaysia may not be so far fetched if we look at the population composition of the races.

    In 1957, the Malays were about 49% of the population. The latest data shows Malays at 62%. An increase of roughly 20% within 2 generations (using the yardstick of 30 years a generation - for Malays it might be shorter because of the tendency to marry early)

    If we extrapolate the rate of growth for the next 2 generations, the Malays would very likely reach 75 to 80% of the population by the 2080s (very possibly much earlier because of the 4 wives thing)

    It is a frightening figure to imagine because by then PAS would very probably have reduced the role of the Sultans as mere rubber stamps.

    Think of how brazen PAS has been towards royalty at the present moment. Imagine how they will be within the next 2 generations.

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    1. may well be an Islamic REPUBLIC a la Iran

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    2. A la Iran?

      Minus a single-minder shahanshan pressing hard, very hard, onto the feudalistic people Western-ward at all fronts!

      Minus the multi-poles geopolitical sentiments of that region!

      Hadi ain't on par with Khomeini's influences. No thanks to the manna-from-heaven indoctrination of the ketuanan freaks.

      Most all, M'sia has unknowingly built in a formidable anti-zombie fortress of Sabah/Sarawak!

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