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Segamat (13th General Election on May 5, 2013)
46,262 (20,093/43.43% Malays;
21,393/46.24% Chinese; 4,641/10.03% Indians)
Vote for Change, for our children’s future
Super
racist Perkasa is part of BN
WHAT have MCA, MIC, Gerakan and all
other Barisan Nasional (BN) non-Malay coalition partners have to say, now that
former prime minister Mahathir Mohamed has confirmed that Perkasa is part of
BN?
These Umno bootlickers are just
shameless and cannot be trusted to defend the rights of Malaysians.
After all the racial slurs and
insults dished out by Perkasa, MCA, MIC, Gerakan and all others in BN now kiss
the hands of Perkasa.
The right-wing Taliban-like racists
are clearly more powerful than any other BN coalition partners, second only to
Umno.
Clearly, the Umno-led BN is banking
on racial issues to win the May 5 General Election.
It is depending on the Malay Umno
loyalists to win the general election because it thinks it has the absolute
support of the Malays.
The words, actions and deeds, if
any, as displayed by Perkasa for the non-Malays the past three years is plain
and clear for all to see and judge.
Certainly, the majority of
Malaysians can see clearly now what Umno and Perkasa are heading for in the
country’s administration.
Should the evil, racist and corrupt
Umno-led BN be returned to power, you can expect the racist Perkasa to stamp
its mark on all Malaysians.
It will then fulfill Perkasa’s
“white packet” message displayed in the last Chinese New Year to the Chinese
community in Malaysia – bereavement for all Malaysians, except Umno and Perkasa
members.
Friday, 26 April 2013 09:30
Dr
M: Yes, Perkasa is part of BN
While UMNO-linked Perkasa's alliance with Barisan Nasional is not a
secret, a confirmation to this effect has put to rest any suspicion otherwise,
especially among remnants of non-Malay support in the coalition.The right wing group's patron, none other than former prime minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad, said in an interview with ntv7’s Chat Time programme last night that Perkasa was working for BN.
“They say at the most BN will get 20 percent of their (non-Malay) votes. But we cannot ignore Perkasa because they are for us,” said Mahathir, in yet another defence of the group whose leaders had attracted condemnations for racist remarks.
On April 20, BN’s nominee for Pasir Mas announced that he was not going ahead with his candidacy despite being to do so by BN chairman Najib Razak.
Instead, Che Johan Che Pa threw his support behind Ibrahim Ali, the Perkasa chief, who is contesting on an independent ticket against PAS's Nik Mohamad Abduh Nik Abdul Aziz, son of revered Kelantan leader Tuan Guru Nik Abdul Aziz Nik Mat.
BN has also placed Perkasa vice-chairman Zulkifli Noordin in Shah Alam. The decision also drew support from the coalition's troubled Chinese-only party MCA.
Mahathir said had BN rejected Perkasa, the coalition could lose more support from the people.
"You say you do not want to vote for us (because we put up Perkasa candidates), but if we reject the people who are for us, where will the BN be? This is a reaction to what they say,” Malaysiakini quoted Mahathir as saying.
The UMNO strongman also hinted that the Chinese did not deserve to be treated equally due to 'refusal to assimilate'.
“So you can continue with your culture, your language and religion. Hence, you cannot be the same as others who adopted the idea of assimilation... you cannot expect the same if you do not want to assimilate," he went on.
-Harakahdaily
