MAJORITY OF PAS ARE GOOD, ONLY HADI & INNER CIRCLE ARE BAD: NO REASON FOR DR M TO SHUT THE DOOR ON PAS DESPITE ADVICE FROM PUNDITS

No need to worry , come PRU14 the Ordinary PAS members will vote PH candidates and if you include the present PAS leadership in PH , then the ordinary PAS members will not vote PH candidates because of their dislike of present PAS leadership who betrayed the wisdom of TGNA.

Now PH have 2 choices , include PAS and be domed at the ballot box by PAS ordinary members and likeminded Malays and the Non-Malays voters or exclude PAS and ordinary PAS members and like-minded Malays and Non-Malays with usher PH to victory

It is a very easy choice  Include PAS and be destroyed and exclude PAS and be victorious at the PRU14 ballot box.

Remember this below article written by Government own The Malay Mail which only have the Ruling party’s agenda to push. Those in BN are nervous that PH will not accept PAS and there goes victory for BN if is saddled with PAS as a team in PRU 14

MAJORITY OF PAS ARE GOOD, ONLY HADI & INNER CIRCLE ARE BAD: NO REASON FOR DR M TO SHUT THE DOOR ON PAS DESPITE ADVICE FROM PUNDITS

KUALA LUMPUR – Now that Parti Pribumi Bersatu Malaysia (PPBM) is officially part of Pakatan Harapan, it should completely stop thinking about compelling PAS to join the Opposition, political observers have said.

The analysts said PPBM should start thinking of ways to strengthen the federal Opposition pact for the next general election, as PAS is adamant it will not work with former ally DAP and its splinter Parti Amanah Negara.

“PPBM should not waste any more time thinking about PAS. The party has made up its mind,” Universiti Malaysia Sarawak’s Associate Prof Jeniri Amir told Malay Mail Online, referring to the latter.

Despite that, Jeniri said Pakatan Harapan should not underestimate PAS in its strongholds, and must continuously look to improve the coalition if it is serious about winning bigger than it did in the 2013 elections.

On Monday, PPBM became the official fourth component party to Pakatan Harapan after failing several times to strike a political cooperation with the Islamist party.

Penang-based political and social analyst Ooi Kok Hin said PAS had been given enough time to join Pakatan Harapan, but it is now “too late”.

“PAS’ two main priorities up to GE14 would be to gather support for RUU355 and to eradicate Amanah.

“Toppling Umno is a distant third,” he said using the Malay abbreviation for the 14th general election and PAS’ private member’s Bill seeking harsher Shariah punishments.

Ooi pointed that Pakatan Harapan, now with its fourth official member, should quickly start seat negotiations and firm up the necessary policies for a common goal.

“I think both PPBM and Amanah should concentrate on building their base and set up as many branches as possible in the constituencies they want to contest.

“At the end of the day, without a clear policy vision and effective grassroots machinery, parties will be trounced at the ballots,” he said.

When making the announcement of PPBM becoming an official Pakatan member, PKR president Datuk Seri Dr Wan Azizah Wan Ismail, DAP secretary-general Lim Guan Eng and Amanah president Mohamad Sabu jointly said that a new manifesto will be created for the coalition.

Oh Ei Sun, adjunct senior fellow at Singapore’s Nanyang Technological University’s S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies, also echoed the other two analysts on PPBM’s next step with PAS.

He explained that PAS is currently perceived as an ally to Umno because it needed federal powers to pass its party president Datuk Seri Abdul Hadi Awang’s Bill.

“PAS is with Umno nowadays, which can provide PAS with far more resources. They will alienate themselves from Pakatan supporters,” he said.

Last month, PPBM and PAS said they had formed a joint committee tasked with framing an outline for political cooperation between both parties ahead of the 14th general election, to avoid three-cornered fights.

However, PAS vice-president Datuk Mohd Amar Nik Abdullah said last week it will cease its relationship with PPBM as the latter is committed to join Pakatan Harapan, and will no longer offer PPBM space in its events as before.

PPBM chairman Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad had then dismissed PAS’ announcement that it will cut ties with his party, saying its doors are always open for cooperation.

– Malay Mail