Sebaliknya, dengan nada tegas, Anwar yang juga bekas timbalan perdana menteri meminta bekas bosnya itu "duduk diam-diam sambil menjaga syarikat anaknya".
"Duduk rehat tadi, ada pemberita tanya, Dr Mahathir suruh berhenti sekarang. Saya kata tak apalah. Yang itu biar saya dengan rakyat.
"Kamu Dr Mahathir, duduk diam-diam. Jaga syarikat anak kamu yang berpuluh bilion ringgit. Puluh bilion ringgit. Kalau kamu pemimpin bersih, malu tahu tak, malu.
"Seorang pemimpin, puluh bilion kekayaan anak-anaknya," tegas Anwar kira-kira 2,000 hadirin yang hadir dalam ceramahnya di Selayang malam tadi.
Dr Mahathir dilapor berkata Anwar tidak perlu berlengah-lengah dengan hasratnya untuk bersara daripada dunia politik sekiranya Pakatan Rakyat kalah dalam pilihan raya umum ke-13.
Persoal kenapa Dr M terlalu marah
Bahkan dengan nada bergurau, bekas perdana menteri itu mencadangkan supaya diwujudkan jawatan perdana menteri 'terhormat' selama lima hari untuk diisi oleh Anwar bagi memenuhi impiannya sebelum bersara.
Sebelum itu diawal ucapan dalam ceramahnya di Padang Kampung Selayang Indah malam tadi, Anwar mempersoalkan mengapa Dr Mahathir terlalu "marah" kepadanya.
Sedangkan, kata Anwar yang juga ketua pembangkang berkata selama ini, beliau "tidak pernah mengacau" dan telah memaafkan bekas pemimpin nombor satu itu.
"Sudahlah. Yang kena pukul saya, Mahathir, bukan kamu. Yang kena penjara saya, yang kena telanjang saya. Sudahlah, saya dah maafkan.
"(Tetapi) yang kamu takut ini apa. Rupanya, dia takut saya nak rampas harta dia dan anak pinak dia," katanya sambil mengimbau detik-detik perselisihan beliau dengan Dr Mahathir sebelum dipecat daripada kerajaan.
Anwar berkata sekiranya ditakdirkan menjadi perdana menteri, beliau berjanji tidak akan mengkhianati kepercayaan rakyat yang membangkitkan semangatnya sewaktu disakit dan dihina.
Bekas menteri kewangan yang pernah dipenjarakan itu berkata, beliau tahu erti kesusahan rakyat ketika ini.-malaysiakini
Anwar insists GE13 his final tilt at power
Najib ni PM atau Ketua kampung...
Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim mempersoalkan perjanjian pembekalan minyak untuk pesawat Airbus A380 antara Malaysia Airlines System Bhd (MAS) dan Petron Malaysia (Petron), yang dikaitkannya dengan anggota keluarga Dr Mahathir Mohamad.
Katanya, ekoran perjanjian itu syarikat penerbangan negara MAS tidak dibenarkan membeli minyak selain daripada Petron (dahulunya dikenali sebagai Esso Malaysia Bhd) selama enam bulan.
"Saudara, apa punya dasar ekonomi ini. Najib, ini apa? Kamu perdana menteri atau ketua kampung.
"(Najib) ini perdana menteri, dengan Mahathir (dia) takut, dengan PERKASA dia takut, dengan (Barrack) Obama dia takut, balik rumah takut," katanya sambil diiringi ketawa dan sorakan hadirin dalam ceramah di Selayang dekat ibu negara malam tadi.
"Sebab itu, ketelanjuran sudah teruk. Wang kita, kena ingat. MAS ini syarikat penerbangan negara, mana boleh bagi kepada satu syarikat (sahaja)," katanya.
Petron dan MAS menandatangani perjanjian khas pada 29 Jun bagi membekalkan dan membeli bahan api Airbus A380 syarikat penerbangan negara selama enam bulan, bermula 1 Julai lalu.
Ketua Pegawai Eksekutif MAS Group Ahmad Jauhari Yahya dilapor berkata syarikat penerbangan itu gembira mendapat rakan yang sama komited kepada keperluan mesra alam Airbus A380.
Bagi meraikan hubungan baru itu, Petron menyediakan bahan api percuma bagi penerbangan sulung pesawat A380 MAS, penerbangan MH2 dari Kuala Lumpur ke London pada malam Ahad sebelum ini.
MAS menerima pesawat A380 pertama di Lapangan Terbang Antarabangsa KL pada Jumaat.
Pada 5 Jun, MAS juga menikmati bekalan bahan api daripada Petron apabila ia membawa kakitangan dan tetamu untuk mencuba penerbangan A380, termasuk Dr Mahathir.
Sementara itu, Anwar juga mengumumkan akan melaksanakan pendidikan percuma dan penghapusan pinjaman Perbadanan Tabung Pendidikan Tinggi Nasional (PTPTN), sebaik sahaja gabungan diumumkan membentuk kerajan jika menang dalam pilihan raya umum akan datang.- malaysiakini
Anwar: Mahathir takut saya ‘rampas’ harta dia
Dr M fears my rise to power the most...
Opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim yesterday named his former boss Dr Mahathir Mohamed as the one person who fears his rise to power the most.
"There is one man who is afraid of me becoming the prime minister the most - Mahathir.
"If someone were to whisper, ‘Hey Mahathir, Anwar might become the prime minister,' he would jump up straight away and say, ‘No way!'" he said in a speech at a fundraising dinner in Rawang, Selangor last night.
The crowd of about 1,000 supporters broke into laughter and cheers in response before Anwar (right)
moved on to the question the fuel deal between national airline
Malaysian Airline System Bhd (MAS) and Petron Malaysia Sdn Bhd (formerly
known as Esso Malaysia Bhd).Bernama had reported on July 2 that MAS and Petron had signed a deal on June 29 to supply fuel for the airline's Airbus A380 fleet at a ‘mutually favourable rate' for six months starting this month.
Anwar claimed that the deal allows Petron, where one of Mahathir's sons is a director, to be MAS' exclusive fuel supplier six months.
When met by reporters as he was leaving to attend another ceramah in Rawang, he was asked about Mahathir's statement that Anwar should retire now instead of waiting to lose in the next general election.
Raking in the dough
"He has enough companies to manage; he should just concentrate on that. Let him just manage the company.
"He and his children are making billions of dollars and that is why he is damn scared of change," the former deputy minister replied.
Earlier in his speech, the Permatang Pauh MP also reiterated his plans to retire from politics and resume teaching should Pakatan Rakyat fall in the coming polls.
Nonetheless, he said he remains confident that the coalition would secure a victory.
The former Georgetown University lecturer's retirement plans were first reported by Britain's Financial Times on Tuesday, prompting Mahathir's comment that Anwar should retire straightaway because he can't win the election.
Besides Anwar's 30-minute speech, others who took the stage included Selangor state exco member Elizabeth Wong, Kepong MP Tan Seng Giaw, and Kuantan MP Fuziah Salleh.
Stones that started landslide
Fuziah (left)
explained that the alleged irregularities in the electoral process that
had become the casus belli event or action that allegedly justifies a
conflict) of the Bersih movement, such as voters being moved between
constituencies without their knowledge, deceased voters ‘brought back to
life' under new ICs, and addresses containing implausibly large numbers
of voters."In a Sarawakian longhouse maybe, but it is impossible to have fifty voters registered in a condo in Bangsar. If it were 50 cows, then that's possible, right or not?" she jibed.
Also speaking that night was the host, Rawang assemblyperson Gan Pein Nei.
In her welcoming speech, she said it is not easy to change corruption and racial politics in Malaysia, but, pointing to democratisation of countries like Egypt and Myanmar, she said change is not a dream and urged supporters to vote for that.- malaysiakini
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