Selain itu, kata Tuan Guru Nik Aziz, bukankah DAP yang dituduh sedang berusaha menjadikan Malaysia sebagai negara Kristian dan berusaha menggadaikan kalimah Allah?
"Tiba-tiba hari ini DAP ditawar masuk BN?" kata Tuan Guru Nik Aziz kepelikan.
Kafir harbi dan berusaha menjadikan Malaysia negara Kristian adalah laporan utama akhbar Umno, Utusan Malaysia yang ditujukan kepada DAP dalam sessi kempen PRU 13 baru-baru ini. Kafir harbi dari tafsiran perundangan Islam adalah orang bukan Islam yang memerangi Islam dan mereka dihalalkan darah oleh Islam.
Menurut Tuan Guru Nik Aziz dalam kenyataannya, beliau membaca kenyataan bekas Menteri Penerangan Tan Sri Zainuddin Maidin yang menyarankan agar DAP menyertai Barisan Nasional (BN) untuk menguatkan kerajaan BN.
"Saya bagaikan kurang percaya bagaimana seorang bekas pemimpin Umno yang masih setia kepada parti tersebut boleh mengeluarkan cadangan seperti ini?" katanya.
Ekoran itu, Tuan Guru Nik Aziz berkata, "Saya kira inilah bukti jelas menunjukkan bahawa BN sedar mereka semakin dipinggirkan rakyat."
Politik perkauman dan penindasan yang diamalkan semakin ditolak sehingga menyebabkan mereka terpaksa mencari dahan baru untuk berpaut.
"Dalam tidak sedar, sebenarnya bukan dahan baru yang perlu dicari, bahkan pohon tua bernama BN itu perlu ditebang terus!" tegas bekas Menteri Besar Kelantan itu.
Bagi beliau, daripada DAP masuk BN, lebih baik Umno keluar BN dan menyertai Pakatan Rakyat.
"Sedarlah, ideologi perjuangan Umno hari ini sudah ketinggalan zaman, di Semenanjung Malaysia yang agak maju dari sudut teknologi dan pendedahan maklumat, mereka telah ditolak dan Pakatan Rakyat telah menang!
"Sudah sampai masanya BN dan Umno bermuhasabah, jika tidak akan sampai masanya mereka dibuang terus dari pentas politik negara, pada masa itu tiada yang akan sudi menerima, jatuh di tanah ayam tidak patuk itik tidak sudu!" ujar beliau.-harakahdaily
Better for BN to join Pakatan...
DAP
chairperson Karpal Singh said the possibly of the party joining BN is
“completely out of the question” but joked that BN may want to consider
joining Pakatan Rakyat instead.
“I would be the first to walk out if DAP decides to do that, and I am sure 100 percent of you all are with me,” he said in his opening address at the DAP elected representative’s meeting this morning.
However, he said the party “must carefully consider” working together with BN on issues of national interest, to avoid polarising the nation’s politics.
“Of course, the best would be for BN to join Pakatan Rakyat,” he quipped.
Returning to the topic, he said there is nothing wrong in with working with the BN, but there must be some form of reconciliation and the party would only work with BN on its own terms.
The exceptions are national issues, which he said are of ‘paramount importance', and on the Pakatan Rakyat manifesto.
"This is what we would like to give very serious consideration to. We don't want, and I don't think there should be polarisation in the politics of this country," he said.
Former information minister Zainuddin Maidin had previously urged the DAP to join BN to represent sthe Chinese Malaysian community's interests in government, to be promptly snubbed by DAP leaders.
The suggestion came after MCA's worst performance in a general election, leaving what was once a major player in national politics with only seven parliamentarians and 11 state assemblypersons.-malaysiakini
“I would be the first to walk out if DAP decides to do that, and I am sure 100 percent of you all are with me,” he said in his opening address at the DAP elected representative’s meeting this morning.
However, he said the party “must carefully consider” working together with BN on issues of national interest, to avoid polarising the nation’s politics.
“Of course, the best would be for BN to join Pakatan Rakyat,” he quipped.
Returning to the topic, he said there is nothing wrong in with working with the BN, but there must be some form of reconciliation and the party would only work with BN on its own terms.
The exceptions are national issues, which he said are of ‘paramount importance', and on the Pakatan Rakyat manifesto.
"This is what we would like to give very serious consideration to. We don't want, and I don't think there should be polarisation in the politics of this country," he said.
Former information minister Zainuddin Maidin had previously urged the DAP to join BN to represent sthe Chinese Malaysian community's interests in government, to be promptly snubbed by DAP leaders.
The suggestion came after MCA's worst performance in a general election, leaving what was once a major player in national politics with only seven parliamentarians and 11 state assemblypersons.-malaysiakini
DAP has no interest in BN
DATE: 11.05.2013(sat)
TIME: 9:00pm
VENUE: STADIUM BATU KAWAN
SPEAKERS: Anwar, Lim Guan Eng, Mat Sabu
TIME: 9:00pm
VENUE: STADIUM BATU KAWAN
SPEAKERS: Anwar, Lim Guan Eng, Mat Sabu
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