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Hadi, PAS leaders sign Dr M’s ‘Malay Proclamation’
The party president dismisses claims the document is racist in nature.
PAS president Abdul Hadi Awang signing the ‘Malay Proclamation’ after meeting former prime minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad last night. (Facebook pic)
PETALING JAYA: PAS president Abdul Hadi Awang and several leaders of the Islamic party have signed the “Malay Proclamation”, said to be the brainchild of Dr Mahathir Mohamad.
Abu Bakar Yahya, an aide to Mahathir, posted a picture on Facebook of Hadi signing the document to signify his support for the former prime minister’s call for the Malays to unite and “save” the community.
“Several top PAS leaders led by Hadi have expressed their support for the proclamation (by signing the document) in Mahathir’s presence,” Bakar said in an accompanying post.
According to the “Proklamasi Orang Melayu” Facebook page, the meeting took place last night, with PAS secretary-general Takiyuddin Hassan and vice-president Ahmad Samsuri Mokhtar among those in attendance.
In a video posted on the page, Hadi dismissed claims that the proclamation was racist in nature. He claimed that the Malays were the “original” race in Malaysia.
In March, a previous attempt to hold the event featuring Mahathir was called off after the host venues cancelled the organiser’s booking.
At the time, Mahathir accused Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim of ordering the cancellation.
“Nothing like this can be done without his consent or directive,” he said.
Last week, Mahathir said people should not fear the “green wave” of support for Perikatan Nasional, pointing out that Malaysia saw rapid development when it was governed by a Malay-majority government for 60 years.
The former Pejuang chairman and Langkawi MP also said non-Malays “achieved a lot of progress” during that period.
PETALING JAYA: PAS president Abdul Hadi Awang and several leaders of the Islamic party have signed the “Malay Proclamation”, said to be the brainchild of Dr Mahathir Mohamad.
Abu Bakar Yahya, an aide to Mahathir, posted a picture on Facebook of Hadi signing the document to signify his support for the former prime minister’s call for the Malays to unite and “save” the community.
“Several top PAS leaders led by Hadi have expressed their support for the proclamation (by signing the document) in Mahathir’s presence,” Bakar said in an accompanying post.
According to the “Proklamasi Orang Melayu” Facebook page, the meeting took place last night, with PAS secretary-general Takiyuddin Hassan and vice-president Ahmad Samsuri Mokhtar among those in attendance.
In a video posted on the page, Hadi dismissed claims that the proclamation was racist in nature. He claimed that the Malays were the “original” race in Malaysia.
In March, a previous attempt to hold the event featuring Mahathir was called off after the host venues cancelled the organiser’s booking.
At the time, Mahathir accused Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim of ordering the cancellation.
“Nothing like this can be done without his consent or directive,” he said.
Last week, Mahathir said people should not fear the “green wave” of support for Perikatan Nasional, pointing out that Malaysia saw rapid development when it was governed by a Malay-majority government for 60 years.
The former Pejuang chairman and Langkawi MP also said non-Malays “achieved a lot of progress” during that period.
Bantah Ketuanan Pendatangs. Enough with the righteousness of the evangelical Christian party. Hidup pejuang2 Melayu di Tanah Melayu!
ReplyDelete1) "an aide to Mahathir, posted a picture on Facebook of Hadi signing the document to signify his support for the former prime minister’s call for the Malays to unite and “save” the community"
ReplyDeleteComment: yes, save the malays from their own shadow. Despite after more than 60 years with successive governments being mainly malay and ALL the key instruments of governments under malay control, the malays are still so weak that they need reminding to unite and save their race, it does show how useless the malay governments had been all this time. And mind you they are muslims who should have their allah on their side. Obviously for all their open display of piety their allah must have abandoned them.
2) "In a video posted on the page, Hadi dismissed claims that the proclamation was racist in nature. He claimed that the Malays were the “original” race in Malaysia".
Comment: yes, whenever malay dignity is uttered, it is not racist. But there will be hell to pay if other races especially the Chinese were to organise their own dignity forum or platform.
Bottom line - this is the only way the old fool can try to feel important. His racist tendencies is openly displayed without regard to how it will impact the harmony of malaysians of different races.
The non muslim supporters wing of PAS is really so stupid that the members are able to ignore the obvious plan of PAS to malayanise everything in Malaysia.
And this is what Gerakan is part of as a nember of PN?
Back to his old Race baiting tricks again.
ReplyDeleteCan't blame him, it has worked time and again in Malaysia's political past.
the master antagonist of the malays is none other than he himself, he destroyed umno, split the biggest malay party to get at najib, badawi and anwar
ReplyDeletethis proclamation is merely a ruse to garner whatever support he could gather to save his own ass, he couldn't give a damn what happens to the ordinary malays in kelantan
the man is getting scared, this is about saving himself