WHO WILL BE BOSS AFTER MERGER – UMNO OR PAS? 38% IN
SURVEY APPROVE OF UMNO-PAS ‘CO-OPERATION’ WHILE 32% WANT ‘MERGER’
UMNO and PAS are now
knee deep in their own shit and it is all their doing. Like the story of the
dog with a bone in the mouth goes to the
river for a drink and sees its own reflection and thinking it is another dog
with another bone and been greedy wanted that bone too. The dog opens its mouth
to bark and go for the other bone, the bone drops off from its mouth and drops
at the bottom the river and dog jumps in and drowns itself. Classic case of PAS
and UMNO wanting each other voter base and supporters and forgot the bigger
picture which is the majority 80% of the voters want a government with accountability
, jobs , less politicking , less religion or no religion in official government
matters , better education , racial equality , jailing of corrupt public officials
for corruption , personal liberties , lifting of internet censorship , recall
sedition and other repressive laws , having the Police and AG report to parliament
,Election commission to be removed from PM department and place under parliament
and roll back the laws and policies which are hindering national unity and etc.
Malaysian General
Elections will be remembered as the waterloo of PAS and UMNO and the relevancy
of these parties in future which is none.
KUALA LUMPUR – Over one-third of Malaysians surveyed by
Parti Pribumi Bersatu Malaysia (PPBM) last year approved of cooperation between
ruling Umno and its political foe PAS, according to its findings released
today.
The study carried out between March and August 2016 found
38.1 per cent were fine with Umno and PAS working together while 32.6 per cent
actually wanted the two rival Malay Muslim parties to merge.
The Umno and PAS relationship featured high on a list of
several political scenario combinations put to 3,000 respondents in a study
called “What Malaysia Wants?”.
“The support for these suggestions are pretty high,”
according to a statement in the finding conducted by PPBM’s policy and strategy
bureau prior to the official formation of the party.
The findings of the survey, which was conducted for almost
six months last year, were revealed today by PPBM supreme council member Datuk
Rais Hussin, who also heads the party’s Policy and Strategy Bureau.
PAS and Umno’s relationship seemingly developed further
since the time when the survey was conducted, with Putrajaya paving way twice
for PAS president Datuk Seri Abdul Hadi Awang’s private member’s bill to
increase Shariah court powers to be read in Parliament.
Both parties also joined hands during a massive protest here
against the plight of Rohingyas in Myanmar late last year.
– Malay Mail
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