Game dah over Din anak Yassin PM 8...

Story kat sini...

Muafakat Nasional petang ini mengubah pendirian dengan mencalonkan Presiden Bersatu Muhyiddin Yassin sebagai calon perdana menteri kelapan. Perkara itu dinyatakan dalam kenyataan bersama Setiausaha Agung Umno Annuar Musa dan Setiausaha Agung PAS Takiyuddin Hassan.

"Ini bermakna seramai 57 ahli parlimen Umno dan PAS memberi sokongan penuh kepada YB Tan Sri Muhyiddin Mohd Yasin," menurut kenyataan itu.

Keputusan terbaru itu dibuat selepas Yang di-Pertuan Agung hari ini bertitah akan meminta pencalonan perdana menteri selepas tiada pihak mendapat majoriti jelas. Muafakat Nasional sebelum ini mahu parlimen dibubarkan.

Muhyiddin setakat ini turut memperoleh 36 sokongan - daripada anggota parlimen partinya (termasuk dipercayai kem Azmin Ali). Dalam perkembangan terkini, MCA dan MIC juga menyatakan sokongan pada Muhyiddin. MCA mempunyai dua anggota parlimen manakala MIC satu kerusi dalam Dewan Rakyat. Jika PBRS juga menyokongnya, Muhyiddin selamat dengan sokongan 97 anggota parlimen.

Anwar, pesaing terdekat Muhyiddin, kini hanya mendapat sokongan 92 wakil rakyat Pakatan Harapan.

Dengan keadaan sekarang Gabungan Parti Sarawak (GPS) dengan 18 kerusi dilihat berpotensi menjadi kingmaker (penentu), sekali gus menamatkan krisis politik sekarang. Setakat ini, usaha Perdana Menteri Sementara Dr Mahathir Mohamad membentuk “kerajaan tanpa parti politik” juga dilihat telah menemui jalan buntu. - mk

Semuas jangan sedap sangat..

Malam ini kotak WhatsApp Udin anak Yassin penuh dan jem kerana terlalu banyak sangat ucapan tahniah dikirimkan kepadanya ekoran perkembangan politik menjelang petang ini. Sudah ada yang berjoget dan menari-nari kerana terlalu gembira dengan bayangan dan khabar beliau akan dilantik jadi PM.

Keadaan itu sama terjadi kepada sebelah penyokong PH sebelum ini. Apabila Anwar diperkirakan mendapat 92 undi berbanding dengan Mahathir atau cadangan membubarkan parlimen, sudah ada yang "gila-gila ingat" bergembira dengan keadaan itu.

Nah, petang ini bertukar jadi lain pula. Nak diingatkan kepada mereka yang terpesona dengan ramalan Udin anak Yassin akan jadi PM, hendaklah mengambil sikap sederhana jangan melampau. Tuhan marah kepada sikap melampau.

Formula yang hendak diguna pakai oleh Agong untuk memilih PM masih lagi samar-samar. Kita belum mengetahui apakah cara dan kaedah baginda akan memanggil ketua-ketua parti itu. Apakah secara berseorangan atau berkumpulan, semuka ramai-ramai dengan semangat Malaysia?

Mungkin baginda ada formula lebih jilah dan harmoni demi menyelesaikan kemelut politik yang berdebu dan berkabut kini. Dan seperkara lagi apabila hanya ketua parti dipanggil untuk menyatakan sokongan kepada sesiapa, ia boleh mengatakan sokongan yang berbeza daripada apa yang partinya kehendaki itu. Kena ingat kuasa presiden parti adalah tertinggi. Tidak semestinya apa yang setiausaha kata sama dengan kehendak presiden. - mso

Muhyiddin tak dapat restu 

MPT Bersatu calon PM 8...

1. Kenyataan ringkas Bersatu mengatakan ahli Dewan Rakyat parti itu bersama feksyen Azmin Ali telah menamakan Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin sebagai calon Perdana Menteri.

2. Sebagai penjelasan, ini bukan keputusan Bersatu. Majlis Pimpinan Tertinggi Bersatu tidak dibawa berunding atau dimaklumkan mengenai hal ini.

3. Pendirian terakhir MPT yang dibuat dalam mesyuarat malam Isnin lalu ialah Tun Dr Mahathir kekal sebagai Perdana Menteri.

4. Dalam perkembangan berkaitan, Umno dan Pas menyatakan sokongan kepada Muhyiddin. Ini tidak menghairankan.

5. Tidak seperti Dr Mahathir yang hanya bersedia menerima pemimpin Umno sebagai individu, Muhyuddin sanggup menerima mereka sebagai parti.

6. Prinsip Tun adalah beliau menghormati keputusan rakyat jelata yang menolak penjenayah kleptokrasi dalam PRU 2018.

7. Perlu diingatkan semula bahawa Bersatu adalah cetusan daripada kempen Selamatkan Malaysia dan Deklarasi Rakyat tahun 2016.

8. Dr Mahathir berulang kali mengingatkan MPT bahawa Umno "desperate" untuk menubuhkan kerajaan campuran dengan Bersatu kerana hari penentuan bagi para pemimpinnya yang sedang dibicarakan semakin hampir.

9. Sementara itu jenayah baru telah ditemui termasuk jenayah berat.

10. Jadi tidak hairanlah kalau mereka menggunakan slogan agama, bangsa, negara, maruah dan seumpamanya sebagainya perisai. - A Kadir Jasin

Bagi aku bila Muhyiddin mengenepikan Tun Mahathir, sudah satu berita baik.. Bila Blok BN,UMNO dan PAS kembali sokong Muhyiddin juga satu berita baik.. Bila Azmin sertai Bersatu juga satu berita baik..

Sebabnya dalam Bersatu..UMNO itu sendiri bukan semua sokong Muhyiddin..sokong gabungan ini..Sokongan berdasarkan blok parti tidak akan kemana..ia hanya menggambarkan kerakusan Muhyidin nak jadi PM.. tidak akan kekal lama.. nak tengok reaksi bagaimana orang seperti Dr Maszlee, Syed Saddiq nak bersama dengan gerombolan UMNO dan PAS..

Hari ini salah satu gabungan yang paling solid adalah Pakatan Harapan.. Walaupun Azmin membawa keluar 11 Kerusi parlimen.. Pakatan masih ada 92 Kerusi.. Hanya Perlukan 20 kerusi lagi gabungan..Jika MP PKR tidak tinggal Parti..Hanya perlukan 10 lagi kerusi... Hakikatnya hari ini apapun terjadi Pakatan Harapan gabungan yang paling Solid..

Cuba lihat Parti Bersatu.. Asalnya depa hanya menang 13 Kerusi masa PRU 14.. Sekarang ada hanya 26 Kerusi dari sokongan MP UMNO yang lompat bukan sebab prinsip.. tapi sebab PH berkuasa...Bersatu 26 Kerusi.. Untuk bentuk Kerajaan, Perlukan sokongan dari Blok UMNO, blok Warisan, Blok GPS ,Blok PAS, BLOK Azmin.. Bersatu perlukan 5 Blok lagi.. untuk bentuk Kerajaan..

Mereka Bersatu..akan dibentuk dengan pelbagai idealogi politik dan pelbagai haluan dan matlamat yang tidak jelas.. Sedangkan PH matlamatnya jelas..Sebuah Malaysia baru.. dan aku yakin... ada MP Bersatu , Warisan dan GPS sendiri suatu masa nanti akan melompat kepada PH..

Bersatu terlalu bercita cita tinggi untuk jadi PM.. jadi teruskan lah... Jika Muhyiddin berjaya jadi PM pun.. Muhyiddin boleh jatuh pada bila bila masa dalam dewan rakyat...Bila bila masa PH akan boleh buat undi tidak percaya..

Gabungan dan Kerajaan begini tidak akan menyakinkan Pelabur dan Ekonomi...Jadi berfikirlah.. masih ada ruang semua ahli parlimen berfikir demi masa depan Ekonomi Negara. - Ipohmali

Scenario 1 ini memang kira all stars aligned la, jadi depa akan jadi pakatan pengkhianat, pencuri dan penjual agama. Semua ada kat dalam sana

Sebab itu bersatu-shereton depa bergabung letak 36 kerusi, depa nak lawan UMNO 39 kerusi. Assuming yang UMNO boleh masuk secara en-bloc ( kira Najib, Zahid, H20, KJ, Ku LI) boleh terima Mahyudin jadi PM. PAS yang 18 kerusi pun kena terima bersatu jadi PM. GPS + Warisan pun kena setuju, off course they will request for all the Ministry in exchange for the vote.

But when this happen, penyokong akan marah sebab pakatan mereka ada pengkhianat. Ada chances yang mereka akan kena game dengan UMNO dan PAS sebab mereka memang nak bubar parlimen. Unless Mahyudin boleh janji gugurkan kes pemimpin UMNO. I just dont see how this going to work. Not sure who's manifesto that they will deliver. But economy will go down to the drain. PH can and should be able to survive this as opposition.

For scenario 2, PH jadi kerajaan dan DSAI PM. bekerjasama dengan GPS secara en-bloc, lantik TPM dari GPS. Should be a solid simple majority government...

For scenario 3, Hanya UMNO H20 masuk ker kem Bersatu Shereton, masih boleh tubuh kerajaan. Tapi chances untuk undi tidak percaya tinggi.

Ini assuming yang semua bersetuju Bersatu Sherton lead kerajaan, kalau ada di kalangan UMNO nak jadi PM, akan masih jadi stalemate. Dan tengok juga GPS, sebab dulu mereka tak nak berkerjasama dengan UMNO.

Now everything hangs on the balance. - Mohd Mukhlis Mohd Sharif

Perlu diingat, GPS dan beberapa parti Borneo bersama dgn Tun atas dasar blok Tun tiada sokongan MN (yang memilih bubar sebelum ini)..

Now MN bersama blok Bersatu, dan mungkin Warisan.. Adakah depa yakin GPS akan bersama blok ini?

HARAPAN + GPS + beberapa serpihan = Simple Majority - f/bk

As at 9.30 pm 28/02/2020...

With backing from UMNO/PAS, 

Muhyiddin set to be next PM...

After retracting its support for Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad as Prime Minister candidate, the Muafakat Nasional coalition — comprising Umno and PAS — have now pledged their support for Parti Pribumi Bersatu Malaysia president Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin for the top government post.

"Umno (with 39 MPs) and PAS (with 18 MPs) as the Muafakat Nasional coalition have agreed to nominate Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin, Pagoh MP (Bersatu) as the 8th prime minister for the consideration of the Duli Yang Maha Mulia Seri Paduka Baginda Yang Di-Pertuan Agong," the two parties said in a joint statement this afternoon.

Coupled with the support of 36 lawmakers from Bersatu announced earlier today, this brings the number of MPs backing the former Home Minister to 93, which is just 19 seats short of the 112 simple majority.

The statement did not include other Barisan Nasional component parties namely MIC and MCA, each with one and two MPs respectively.

Gabungan Parti Sarawak, which holds 18 seats, is understood to be backing Muhyiddin and is expected to announce its support.

The Pakatan Harapan coalition meanwhile nominated PKR president Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim for the premiership. The coalition controls 92 seats in the Dewan Rakyat. - theedge

The Triangle Power Struggle – Mahathir Trapped Himself By Announcing His Refusal To Work With UMNO...

Like the Chinese ancient Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Malaysia’s current political crisis has transformed into three major coalitions fighting for the throne. The triangle power struggle consists of Mahathir’s coalition (63 MPs), Anwar’s coalition (92 MPs) and BN-PAS’ coalition (61 MPs). None of them has the magic number of 112 MPs required to form a simple-majority government.

The current situation is so fluid – and exciting – that any articles written could be obsolete by the time it’s published. Just when it was thought that Mahathir Mohamad, the 7th prime minister who suddenly resigned, but appointed by the Agong (King) as the interim prime minister, would be crowned again as the 8th prime minister, it’s now possible that the 94-year-old man could be jobless.

And all that could happen within this week alone. The triangle power struggle emerges primarily because Mahathir wanted to create what is known as a “unity government”, an ideal government where all the good, bad and ugly politicians from both sides of the political divide have a chance to be included in the government. In short, it’s one big happy family without the Opposition.

Unfortunately, there’s one huge problem. The country is plagued with racism, discrimination, extremism, xenophobia and all forms of bigotry that you can find in the dictionary, thanks to over 60 years of one-party rule. Coincidentally, Mahathir, the man who now wants a unity government is also the same man who had spent more than a third of those 60 years destroying the once harmony country.

It’s not hard to understand why so many people distrust Mahathir to lead a unity government. He was the man who practised dictatorial-style leadership and gerrymandering and misused institutional tools to manipulate an electoral process to stay in power for 22 years (from 1981 to 2003). And now he expects people to give him a blank cheque to rule until his death like Peter the Great?

Anwar’s Pakatan Harapan (PH) coalition refuses to work with BN-PAS coalition and vice-versa. Both coalitions accuse each other of being racist, extremist and whatnot. At the same time, Mahathir appeared in television yesterday (Feb 26) saying UMNO (a component party of BN) cannot join his unity government. The old man, however, welcome UMNO members but not UMNO party.

Pakatan Harapan 

Therefore, all bets were off. The alliance of BN (Barisan Nasional) and PAS Islamist party immediately withdrew their support for Mahathir as the leader of the country. To make matters worse for Mahathir, Anwar’s PH coalition also made a stunning U-turn about supporting the old man after he refused to chair the Harapan presidential council meeting on Tuesday (Feb 25).

Mahathir’s refusal to attend the meeting means he had no intention of restoring the previous PH-led government, which also means all the pre-election manifesto would be thrown into the trash bin. Mahathir only wants PH’s powerful bloc of 92 votes, but not the manifesto. He wanted the free hand to explore a new unprecedented political landscape that has not been tested.

Hence, the remaining component parties of PH (Pakatan Harapan) – PKR, DAP and Amanah – were left with no choice but to nominate PKR president Anwar Ibrahim as the next prime minister. In what appears to be proof that the coup circus was orchestrated by Mahathir himself, the old fox has today decided to return back to his party Bersatu and resumes his chairmanship.

Mahathir’s support came from Bersatu (25 MPs), Azmin Ali and his 10 PKR traitors (11 MPs), Sarawak-based GPS (18 MPs) and Sabah-based Warisan (9 MPs). Yes, despite whining and crying about being backstabbed by Azmin, astonishingly, the former deputy PKR president is about to join Bersatu, which would enlarge Mahathir’s party to 36 MPs, just 3 seats less than UMNO.

One of the reasons Pakatan Harapan decided to nominate Anwar, instead of Mahathir as promised earlier, was that the former premier appeared to have trapped himself when he announced to the world that there’s no way he can work with the corrupt UMNO party. That would mean Mahathir will not be able to leverage on BN-PAS’ 61 MPs to achieve his ambitious unity government.

That explains why Anwar’s coalition was incredibly happy when they went to see the King yesterday. Pakatan Harapan’s 92 MPs have a superior number than Mahathir’s 63 MPs. For Mahathir to go back to UMNO and beg for support would be extremely humiliating. Anwar probably was betting that Mahathir would be forced to rejoin PH coalition – quite a clever strategy.

In the eventuality that Mahathir abandons or modify his unity government concept to suit PH’s agenda, everything would be back to its previous configuration, allowing the PH coalition to rule again. Anwar’s camp was also betting that Mahathir would not dare go for a snap election, as doing so would certainly allow the return of BN – and Najib Razak – to the federal government.

But it seems Anwar had chosen to count his chickens before they hatch – again. Mahathir, in his desperation, may go bonkers and work with UMNO after all. The state of Johor has already collapsed after Mahathir’s party decided to work with UMNO in forming a new state government – another betrayal. Without approval from the top, Bersatu Johor will not dare switch sides.

After meeting with the King today, Mahathir pre-emptively revealed that a special Dewan Rakyat sitting will be convened on March 2 to see who will be the next prime minister. Mr. Mahathir has also confirmed that Bersatu (PPBM) president Muhyiddin Yassin will be one of the candidates to be offered as the prime minister in the Lower House of Representative.

The biggest giveaway that Mahathir was the hidden hand behind the recent coup to topple his own Pakatan Harapan government is that he now says he can accept if Muhyiddin wants to work with UMNO en bloc. Exactly how could he return to his party after allegedly being betrayed by Muhyiddin, let alone endorsing his lieutenant’s plan to join forces with UMNO?

Now that the King has told Mahathir to fly kite with his unity government, the old fox is tangled in his own web of deceit. If indeed he was betrayed by Muhyiddin and Azmin, he could easily ordered Sarawak-based GPS (18 MPs) and Sabah-based Warisan (9 MPs) to support Anwar’s coalition, instantly gives Pakatan Harapan a comfortable simple majority of 119 parliamentary seats.

Even the idea of going to the Dewan Rakyat to elect among its members a prime minister is unconstitutional. The King must first appoint a prime minister among the 222 MPs whom in his judgement is likely to command the confidence of the majority. The Lower House of Representative is just a place to test whether an “existing” premier enjoys the majority support.

Lim Guan Eng with Anwar Ibrahim and Mat Sabu

Obviously, Muhyiddin is the backup plan. The party’s bloc of 63 MPs, if combined with UMNO-PAS’ 61 MPs, will be sufficient to form a new government with a majority of 124 parliamentary seats. However, that depends on whether UMNO-PAS is ready to play ball. Based on UMNO’s current preparation for a snap election, it doesn’t seem so.

The Johor move was a gift to impress upon UMNO-PAS to support Muhyiddin as the next prime minister, instead of Anwar Ibrahim. The wisdom behind that was that if Muhyiddin fails to win the beauty contest in the Dewan Rakyat, then a snap election will be called. If that happens, the state of Johor won’t matter because Bersatu on its own will be wiped out completely.

Anwar’s Pakatan Harapan has until March 2 to swing kingmakers Sarawak-based GPS (18 MPs) and Sabah-based Warisan (9 MPs) to his camp. He could, for example, offer deputy prime minister posts for them. Anwar probably should call Mahathir’s bluff that he’s willing to let crooks like Najib Razak and Zahid Hamidi free after all the efforts he had done to prosecute them.

When Mahathir decided to play the coup game, there’s no turning back. This is perhaps his final war for glory, or death. The 94-year-old fox will play all his trump cards to win the throne. However, there’s something that Mahathir can never possess – the awesome brotherhood and loyalty displayed by Anwar Ibrahim, Lim Guan Eng and Mat Sabu (all of them were once prisoners of Mahathir) – built since 1998. - FT

Story kat SINI dan SINI...

Agar berhati-hati dengan anasir ‘deep state’ yang 
boleh mengganggu-gugat kestabilan kerajaan.

cheers.

PM interim bikin kalut dah nyanyok kot...

Usaha Dr.M untuk memanggil sidang parlimen bagi memilihnya sebagai perdana PM ke 8 gagal apabila Yang Dipertua Dewan Rakyat Mohammad Ariff Md Yusuff menolak arahan itu kerana ia dibuat tidak mematuhi peraturan...Story sepenuhnya..

LOL this list is unbelievable if it is true. Hope the list is not true.  
Malaysia is doomed with these people in power. - twitter
Geng kawaq dan penyamoon jadi Menteri,tengok sapa Menteri  Industri Asas Tani,
Menteri Alam Sekitar,Menteri Pendidikan,Menteri Perumahan dan Menteri Wilayah...

1. Sebagai Perdana Menteri interim, Tun tidak layak sama sekali untuk menentukan bagaimana PM ke-8 dipilih dari kalangan mereka yang punya sokongan.

2. Perdana Menteri interim hanya bertindak sebagai pelaksana sahaja dengan kuasa yang terhad di bawah perkenan DYMM YDP Agong.

3. Adakah kerana gagalnya pelan Kerajaan Perpaduan (UG) yang dibentang oleh Tun di Istana pagi tadi, lantas Tun bergegas menyertai semula Bersatu dan cuba pula laksana 'pelan 2 Mac' di Parlimen?

4. Persidangan Majlis Raja² yang pada mulanya dimaklumkan bersidang esok selepas solat Jumaat, telah pun diawalkan ke sebelah pagi.

5. Adakah kerana Tun menghidu sesuatu bakal berlaku di istana pada sebelah petang, maka Tun terus sailang dengan meminta supaya keputusan PM ditentukan di Parlimen?

6. Perkara paling lucu ialah Tun telah mempromosi Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin untuk dipilih menjadi PM8 melalui Parlimen pada 2 Mac nanti. Ini bukan rancangan realiti wahai Tun, ini soal tanahair tercinta yang sedang dalam kehancuran dek pengkhianatan.

7. Menjadi persoalan, di manakah janji² manis Tun yang berpuluh kali menyebut peralihan kuasa hanya akan berlaku dari Tun kepada Anwar Ibrahim? Adakah Tun mudah lupa?

8. Cukup-cukuplah Tun. Kalau pun benar Tun memang tidak pernah terniat untuk bersetuju jadikan Anwar Ibrahim PM ke-8, janganlah hingga tergamak sailang kuasa YDP Agong.

9. Berilah ruang kepada Majlis Raja-Raja bersidang terlebih dahulu, dan biarlah YDP Agong yang selesaikan kemelut ini. 

10. Atau adakah sesuatu yang Tun risaukan akan berlaku pada petang Jumaat ini, hinggakan Tun dilihat cuba membeli masa sehingga Isnin? - Edy Noor Reduan

Tak gentleman macam iblis...

Dr.M cuba bermain politik dan membuat provokasi sampai ke akhir. Sekejap tadi dia kata ada tiga kemungkinan ke arah penyelesaian kemelut dan krisis yang berlaku kini. Salah satu ialah terpaksa dibawa ke parlimen.

Katanya, perkara itu sudah dibincangkan dengan Yang diPertuan Agong. Kenyataan itu boleh dipersoalkan dan dianggap cuba mendahului Yang diPertuan Agong. Sepatutnya Agong yang menjelaskan apa-apa butiran rasmi hasil pertemuan itu bukan perdana menteri interim.

Di sini kita nampak dia terus buat psywar bagi mencapai matlamatnya. Tadi juga dia kata yang Bersatu boleh cadangkan Udin anak Yassin sebagai perdana menteri. Kalau betul apa yang dikata itu bermakna dia sudah tidak nak jadi PM, ataupun dia pusing kepada Udin anak Yassin kerana dia tak cukup nombor. Dua dah kalah dalam pengundian semalam.

Dia pergi ke jamban mulanya nak berak, kemudian keluar kerana tak ada air. Akhirnya dia kemut punggung kerana simpan tahi. Barang kali begitulah.

Apabila projek rampasan kuasa yang dikoordinatorkan oleh Azmin Ali gagal, dia koner cara lain. Dia bawa keluar PBBM daripada kerajaan PH menyebabkan kerajaan hilang kuasa dan tumbang.

Selepas itu dia mengharap penubuhan kerajaan baru dengan menanti pengundian di Istana Negara. Dia dan kumpulannya juga tidak cukup nombor, maka dia ubah ke cara lain pula.

Kaedah atau taktik terbaru yang hendak digunakan, bawa ke parlimen, 2 Mach ni biar parlimen menentukan. Dia kata Udin anak Yassin akan dicalonkan. Sekiranya Udin menang dia akan sailang Udin anak Yassin.

Sebaliknya sekiranya di parlimen itu dia tetap juga gagal, maka dia mahukan parlimen dibubarkan. Biar sama ssaja.

Lihat dan nilai betapa licit alias jahatnya dia. Kalau dia beritahu awal-awal dia akan melakukan khianat secara nyata dan bukan berselindung seperti Iblis mudah untuk kita hadapinya. Penipuan iblis dan syaitan sangat bahaya. Tetapi syaitan lebih gentleman sebab dia berjanji dengan Tuhan akan mengkhianati bani Adam sampai ke hari kiamat bukannya bersembunyi. - mso

Tindakan PM INTERIM mendahului pengumuman YDPA akan 

menjadi penilaian penting Raja² Melayu dalam mesyuarat khas nanti...

Tunggulah mesyuarat Majlis Raja2,

pasai apa kalut sangat...

Esok ada majlis mesyuarat Raja Raja di Kuala Lumpur.. aku berdoa dan mengharapkan, Majlis Raja Raja mendapatkan nasihat dari Kebijaksanaan Sultan Perak, Sultan Nazrin Shah dalam memberikan pandangan dan Penyelesaian Politik sebagaimana yang baginda lakukan di Negeri Perak..

Baginda Sultan Perak adalah rujukan yang tepat bagi Majlis Raja Raja memandangkan Baginda boleh dikatakan seorang Ulama' atau mereka yang Faqih dalam Bidang Undang2 dan Politik.. kalau kita dengar setiap titah ucapan baginda berkenaan Politik semasa.. Sultan Nazrin sebenarnya lebih dekat dan faham tentang Politik dan Rakyat.

Apakah Mesyuarat Majlis Raja Raja esok satu permintaan khas YDP Agong bagi menyelesaikan konflik Politik hari ini.. Melihatkan peristiwa dan reaksi Tun Mahathir hari ini..sehingga 2-3 kali pergi ke Istana.. Jelas ada kebuntuan dari Istana.. mungkin dari sikap Tun sendiri yang tidak dapat menerima hakikat bahawa Tun sepatutnya berundur...

Malah kenyataan Tun Mahathir hari ini mendahului titah dan kenyataan dari Istana.. bagi aku ianya sebagai tindakan terdesak seorang perdana menteri sementara.. Boleh jadi sikap Mahathir yang tak menghormati Istana itu, menyebabkan ada keperluan Mesyuarat esok membuat keputusan..

Tidak ada keperluan memilih Perdana Menteri melalui dewan Rakyat.. Sebab hak melantik Pedana Menteri itu ditafsirkan dalam perlembagaan "seseorang yang pada hemat Baginda YDP Agong/ Sultan.. jelas mendapat kepercayaan majoriti ahli dan Rakyat.." apakah Tun nak menafikan usaha Istana dan YDP agong semalam..

Kalau lah dengan mengadakan sidang khas memilih Perdana Menteri dibenarkan.. apakah esok lusa, mereka yg dapat kepercayaan majoriti hanya perlu mengadakan sidang Khas tanpa merujuk kepada Istana.. ? kalau ini berlaku ia adalah duluan Undang2 yang tidak baik bagi sistem Raja berpelembagaan.. kaedah yang tepat penyelesaian yang dilakukan Sultan Nazrin di Perak.. walapun PH kerajaan minoriti..

Sudah masanya Tun Mahathir berundur untuk memberi laluan kepada kepimpinan yang baru.. kerosakan yang berlaku hari ini adalah dari apa yang Tun sendiri izinkan ianya berlaku. - Ipohmali

The King Apparently Did Not Comply

 

Parti Warisan dan GPS 

wajar sokong kerajaan PH...

Setakat ini, Tun M masih PM sementara sehingga YDA memutuskan siapa PM ke 8. Kita tahu, PH yang mencalonkan Anwar sebagai PM telah mengatasi calon lain yang dipilih oleh semua MP.

Ini satu kelebihan buat Anwar Ibrahim untuk diangkat menjadi PM. Tun M pula lebih awal meletakkan jawatan PM dan perletakannya diterima oleh YDA. Beliau cuma diminta oleh YDA untuk menjadi PM sementara sehingga YDA membuat keputusan.

Parti GPS di Sarawak menyatakan bahawa 18 MP dari parti berkenaan akan menyokong mana-mana pilihan dari YDA. Sekarang ini, kita tidak tahu keputusan YDA, maka pendirian GPS itu masih tergantung.

Dr.M sedia beri sokongan kepada Muhyiddin sebagai PM...

Saya melihat hari ini, YDA cuma ada dua pilihan sahaja. Pertama, Tuanku bersetuju untuk melantik Anwar Ibrahim (PH) bagi menjadi PM, bukan sahaja Anwar Ibrahim mendapat pilihan tertinggi, tetapi lebih baik kerajaan PH yakni kerajaan yang dipilih oleh rakyat pada PRU14 yang lalu dikembalikan semula kepada rakyat. Rakyat tentu tidak mahu kerajaan selepas ini adalah kerajaan "pintu belakang". Pelabur mana yang boleh percaya kepada "kerajaan kudeta"?

Pilihan kedua, Tuanku akan bersetuju dengan idea Tun M iaitu beliau terus menjadi PM tanpa terikat dengan mana2 parti. Jika ini berlaku, saya tidak boleh bayangkan Tun M memiliki "senjata" yang lebih ampuh. Saya tidak boleh bayangkan bagaimana seseorang ahli politik yang menang di dalam pilihanraya, tetapi menjadi PM yang kemudiannya mentadbir tanpa mahu ada kaitan dengan politik? Bukankah PM itu sendiri orang politik dan naik pun kerana politik? Lebih banyak mudharatnya memilih kaedah ini bagi menentukan jawatan PM. Rakyat tidak boleh dipaksa untuk menerima ksedah yang langsung membelakangkan hak mereka.

Bersatu sokong Muhyiddin sebagai PM 100% ...

Ada yang berpendapat YDA akan bertindak membubarkan Parlimen. Saya tidak percaya ini berlaku walaupun Umno dan Pas memilih kaedah ini setelah mereka sedar mereka tidak boleh mengatasi Anwar di dalam mendapatkan sokongan. Di dalam keadaan kewangan dan ekonomi negara sekarang, tambahan pula kita cuma ada separuh sahaja lagi untuk menghabiskan penggal PRU, membubarkan parlimen adalah langkah yang mungkin tiada dalam pemikiran YDA.

GPS Sarawak dan Warisan di Sabah, dua negeri yang sering disebut oleh Anwar Ibrahim sebagai negeri yang berpotensi untuk dimajukan lagi. Alangkah bertuahnya rakyat di negeri tersebut sekiranya kerajaan negeri sekarang memberikan kepercayaan kepada Anwar Ibrahim, bekas Menteri Kewangan Terbaik Asia itu untuk menjadi pemimpin di negara ini. Anwar adalah satu2nya pemimpin yang paling lantang menyuarakan hak negeri Sabah dan Sarawak.

InsyaAllah, hari ini YDA akan membuat pilihan terbaik setelah memohon pertunjuk melalui solat "Istikhorah" nya. Apa pun, rakyat perlu diutamakan bukannya kehendak pemimpin yang tidak boleh menunggu mandat PRU. - Wfauzdin Ns

Dr.M derhaka kepada YDPAgong...

RM 8OO juta terpaksa duit rakyat dihabiskan jika SNAP election 
diadakan demi memuaskan hati AZMIN pengkhianat negara!...

Mahathir, a crisis of his own making...

What a mess we are in – no prime minister, a deeply divided parliament, a highly polarized populace and an economy on the edge of recession. How did we go from dancing in the streets in joyous celebration over the rebirth of our democracy to facing the possibility of a new kind of dictatorship? In a word: Mahathir. This was a crisis entirely of his making.

He could have built a strong, stable and workable coalition after GE14. He had the numbers on his side; he had unparalleled goodwill and support; he had the most multiracial coalition that was ever elected to office.

There was general consensus and popular support too for the kind of policies that should be pursued (the reformasi agenda). It was a solid foundation to build that Malaysia Baru we all so desperately wanted and voted for. But Mahathir being Mahathir, he played his games and wove his web of political intrigue.

To the chagrin of his partners, he stacked the cabinet with members of his own party. He brought Azmin into the cabinet over the objections of Anwar, empowered him and turned him loose to harass and harangue Anwar. He cast doubts about the succession plan and acquiesced to the campaign – including Hadi’s recent confidence motion – for him to complete his full term.

He unashamedly courted the very UMNO politicians that so many despised in a bid to outflank PKR and DAP. And when that failed, he played the race card against his own coalition partners, sponsoring the Malay Dignity Congress, endorsing all the asinine talk that the Malays had lost power, that Malay disunity had allowed the DAP to become powerful.

Why would a prime minister with a comfortable majority in parliament, with a multiracial, multiparty coalition behind him see the need to play such invidious games unless he had other ambitions?

As a direct consequence of these constant political intrigues, the Pakatan Harapan coalition became gradually unstable. PKR, DAP and Amanah, worried about what he was up to, became increasingly uncomfortable with his leadership though right to the end, they were extremely wary of openly challenging him in order to preserve the coalition.

Even when things reached a climax at last Friday’s PH council meeting, his coalition partners bowed to his will and allowed him to set his own departure date, but even that was apparently not enough to stop the intrigues.

It looked like we were heading towards a Malay unity government last weekend. The sudden gathering of PPBM, UMNO, PAS, Warisan and GPS leaders in Kuala Lumpur was not just happenstance; someone with great authority must have summoned them.

But it fell apart at the last moment reportedly because UMNO MPs would not abandon their party to join PPBM. While Azmin and Muhyiddin were apparently ready to accept UMNO – tainted leadership and all – Mahathir was adamantly opposed to the “crooks and kleptocrats” (as one of Mahathir’s men put it) joining the unity government. In the end, Sabah and Sarawak leaders too got cold feet.

When it became clear that things were spinning out of control, Mahathir hastily withdrew and subsequently resigned though not apparently with the intention of departing.

Whichever way you look at it, Mahathir doesn’t come out smelling sweet. He plotted against his own coalition and is now distancing himself from the plot after it went awry. And now, ever the consummate politician, he is trying to profit from the chaos he created by calling for a non-party government under his leadership.

Having failed to build a new coalition, he is now asking (going by his address to the nation last night) for the right to rule unhindered by coalition politics and without obligation to the elected representatives of the people in parliament assembled. And with a government entirely of his choosing and completely beholden to him.

More than that, he is demanding that he alone be allowed to determine what’s best for the nation and govern accordingly. It is in effect, a demand to cede power to him at least till the next election. He calculates he can survive because parliament is too divided to stand up to him.

He should not be allowed to get away with it. It is undemocratic. It is unprincipled. And it puts too much power in the hands of a man with a terrible record of abusing it. He returned to power in May 2018 on the promise of change and reform and as part of a team.  If he cannot remain committed to both, he should resign.

With him out of the way, Anwar might well have an opportunity to cobble together a majority in parliament and form a government. Anwar will, of course, have to prove that he has the smarts to negotiate and convince other parties (especially Warisan and GPS) that he is the right man for the job.

It won’t be easy. He is himself a divisive figure. His support not just among the majority Malay population but across all racial lines is mixed at best. However, if he has the numbers going for him, he should be given the opportunity to form the government.

If not, another general election with all the uncertainty and nightmare scenarios that it might entail will be unavoidable.

Our democracy is once again at a crossroads. Many will, no doubt, be tempted to accede to Mahathir’s demand for one-man rule for the sake of security, stability and a return to economic growth. The possibility of UMNO-PAS coming back to power through fresh elections and perhaps reprieving the crooks and kleptocrats might also be just too much to countenance.

Anwar might provide a middle path between the two extremes of one-man rule or rule by kleptocrats. He is certainly not perfect (neither is Mahathir) but he represents a democratic option that might give the nation the time it needs to take a step back, to refocus, to recalibrate.

Ben Franklin, one of the fathers of American independence once noted that those who would give up essential liberty to purchase a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety.

We should all think carefully about the choices before us and find a way to make our views known. - Dennis Ignatius

What has triggered political turmoil in Malaysia?

Isu Jawatan PM...

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Balik bertiga

Pendatang hanya menumpang nama

Sudah kaya kita dilupa

Lebihlah baik kita bertiga

Dari bermain kayu tiga..-f/bk

PH mahu Anwar Ibrahim sebagai PM...

Keputusan hasil daripada temuduga (pengundian) dari kalangan 221 ahli parlimen yang berlangsung selama dua hari berturut-turut di Istana Negara sudah pun selesai dan diketahui. Yang diPertuan Agong telah pun memperolehi keputusan. Esok Yang diPertuan Agong akan membuat tindakan selanjut berdasarkan keputusan tersebut.

Daripada analis keputusan itu, dengan berasaskan kepada beberapa pergerakan politik sebaik pengundian itu selesai, ia memberi petanda tidak ada mana-mana pihak yang mendapat simple majoriti 1(12) untuk membolehkan bentuk kerajaan.

Anwar Ibrahim sebelum mengadakan sidang akhbar lewat petang tadi menjelaskan soal angka sudah tidak relevan lagi dan begitu juga dengan kenyataan-kenyataan berkaitan yang dibuat oleh berbagai pihak selepas itu. Kenyataan Anwar itu cukup saya fahami. Sikap Anwar itu menjelaskan beliau tidak mendapat undi secukupnya untuk diberi peluang membentuk kerajaan.

Begitu juga apabila Mahathir Mohamad membuat perutusan khas menerusi RTM berupa rayuan dan pujukan, memohon maaf kepada rakyat atas apa yang berlaku, menunjukkan beliau juga tidak mendapat angka yang cukup. Menerusi perutusan khas penuh apologetik itu dima-diam beliau masih berhajat untuk jadi perdana menteri.

BN dan Pas petang semalam lagi sudah menyedari yang mereka tidak mempunyai harapan untuk tubuh kerajaan kerana masalah angka tidak cukup. Sebab itu mereka membuat keputusan meminta agar parlimen dibubarkan. Serentak itu juga BN - Pas menarik sokongan kepada Dr Mahathir.

Dari analisis saya Anwar mendapat sokongan 92 undi, manakala Mahathir 58 dan BN-Pas pula 61 undi. Anwar mendapat undi solid daripada parti-parti PH. Mahathir yang sepatut memperolehi 64 undi mendapat 58 undi sahaja ini bermakna 6 undi tidak mengundinya. Angka inu agak memalukan beliau dan kerana angka inilah beliau membuat perutusan khas.

BN dan Pas yang sepatutnya mendapat undi penuh 63, kurang 2 undi. Ertinya ada dua ahli parlimen dari kumpulan itu tidak menyokong mereka.

Dari 221 yang berhak mengundi, difahamkan terdapat 10 yang tidak mengundi. Apakah mereka ini berkecuali atau undinya rosak?

Dari segi peratusan dan jumlah undi tertinggi berpihak kepada PH, ini bermakna Anwar layak diisytiharkan menang. PH memerlukan 20 undi untuk mendapat majoriti mudah, 112.

Yang diPertuan Agong boleh menggunakan budi bicaranya untuk memberi kepada mana-mana kumpulan membentuk kerajaan. Bagaimana pun berdasarkan kedudukan itu, besar kemungkinan baginda boleh memilih untuk membubarkan parlimen.

Apa menyebabkan Mahathir maupun Anwar tidak cukup undi adalah kerana perbalahan sesama sendiri. Padan muka. Dan kerajaan PH yang lenyap itu boleh dibangunkan kembali sekiranya Anwar dan Mahathir sedia untuk duduk bersama. - mso

Tun Madey boleh cakap apa saja dalam media. Nak buat kerajaan perpaduan ke. Kerajaan pasola ke. Kerajaan firaun ke. Tapi Tun kena ingat Tun adalah pm sementara sehingga pm baru di lantik oleh Agong.

Tun dah takde power full seperti pm yang di angkat oleh rakyat melalui pilihanraya. Kalau esok pihak istana umumkan nama pm baru atau bubar parlimen. Tun kena terima kenyataan.

Idea kerajaan perpaduan dari Tun sudah di tolak oleh PAS dan UMNO melalui berapa kenyataan pemimpin atasan mereka. Nampaknya Tun tak boleh lari dari perangkap yang Tun pasang sendiri. Nak u-trn ke PH. Ahli gabungan Ph dah menyampah tengok Tun. Rasanya elok Tun undur secara terhormat. - f/bk

Pakatan Harapan today confirmed that its components have nominated PKR president Anwar Ibrahim as the eighth prime minister. During a press conference today at the PKR headquarters after a PH Presidential Council meeting, Anwar said the coalition has been working to defend the mandate given to Pakatan Harapan by the people.

The coalition said this is after Mahathir, who is now serving as the interim prime minister, refused to chair the Harapan presidential council meeting on Tuesday. That meeting was held to restore the previous Harapan-led government led by Mahathir, which has since collapsed.

"Following the attempt to form a government through the backdoor, Mahathir resigned as prime minister.

“The decision by Bersatu to quit Harapan was followed by Mahathir's decision to quit as the Bersatu chairperson.

"Following this, the presidential council invited Mahathir to chair its meeting to revive the Harapan government.

“But Tun (Mahathir) did not agree to attend the meeting which was held on Feb 25."  

"Thus, the presidential council yesterday decided that the prime minister candidate for Pakatan Harapan is Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim," PKR president Anwar Ibrahim said, reading from a statement, at the PKR headquarters in Petaling Jaya this evening. - mk

Bolehkah Agong lantik PM 

tanpa majoriti di Parlimen... 

Setakat malam ini, aku menyimpulkan tiada mana-mana calon dari kalangan ahli Dewan Rakyat memperolehi majoriti untuk menjadi Perdana Menteri yang baru. Mengikut maklumat terkini, bilangan ahli-ahli Dewan Rakyat yang mencalonkan Anwar Ibrahim mengatasi calon-calon lain.‬ Jika, diandaikan dalam konteks pilihanraya pelbagai parti dan calon, Anwar sudah boleh diumumkan sebagai pemenang.‬

‪Namun, kini bukan soal menang sesuatu pilihanraya, tetapi mengenai perlantikan Perdana Menteri oleh Yang di-Pertuan Agong menurut Perkara 40(2)(a) dan Perkara 40(2)(a) Perlembagaan Persekutuan.‬ ‪Terserah kepada Yang di-Pertuan Agong melantik seorang ahli Dewan Rakyat menjadi Perdana Menteri yang pada pendapatnya mendapat kepercayaan sebilangan besar ahli-ahli Dewan Rakyat.‬

‪Persoalannya, bolehkah Agong melantik Perdana Menteri yang tidak bermajoriti semasa di Parlimen, sekalipun ahli Dewan Rakyat itu terbukti mendapat kepercayaan lebih besar berbanding dari calon-calon yang lain?‬ ‪Dengan lain perkataan, bolehkah Agong melantik Anwar Ibrahim sebagai Perdana Menteri yang mendapat kepercayaan lebih besar ahli-ahli Dewan, tetapi tidak bermajoriti mutlak di Parlimen?‬

‪Pada pendapat aku, itu tidak menjadi masalah. Perlembagaan Persekutuan tidak menghalang pembentukan sesebuah kerajaan minoriti. Malah, dalam amalan demokrasi Westminster, kerajaan minoriti telah berkali-kali dibentuk tanpa majoriti di House of Commons UK sejak 1900 dan juga diamalkan di lain-lain negara maju berdemokrasi. ‪Anwar Ibrahim boleh menjadi Perdana Menteri yang mengetahui Jemaah Menteri dengan berkerajaan minoriti.

‪Kerajaan minoriti terbentuk dalam sistem demokrasi berparlimen apabila sesebuah parti atau gabungan parti-parti tidak mempunyai majoriti mutlak dalam parlimen.‬ ‪Tanpa majoriti, kerajaan minoriti tentunya akan lebih cenderung menjadi tidak stabil, kerana ia mudah terdedah kepada penolakan rang undang-undang, dan jika pembangkang bersatu dengan cukup bilang bermajoriti, kerajaan boleh ditumbangkan dengan undi tidak percaya di parlimen.‬

‪Jika diluluskan ketetapan undi tidak percaya, Perdana Menteri dan kerajaan minoriti hendaklah meletakkan jawatan selaras Perkara 43(4) Perlembagaan Persekutuan. Perdana Menteri kemudiannya boleh meminta Yang di-Pertuan Agong membubarkan Parlimen, dan pilihanraya umum diadakan.‬

‪Mengatasinya, kerajaan minoriti perlu mengambil langkah berunding dengan satu atau dua parti lain untuk membentuk kerajaan campuran yang baru, atau mengekalkan kerajaan minoriti dengan disokong oleh parti-parti pembangkang tersebut dalam bentuk persefahaman yang tertentu, dan mengekalkan mereka sebagai pembangkang.‬

‪Pembentukan kerajaan minoriti bukan suatu yang pelek dalam sistem parlimen, khasnya dalam negara-negara maju berdemokrasi. ‬ ‪Pada masa kini, setakat Februari 2020, terdapat banyak negara maju berdemokrasi mempunyai kerajaan minoriti, antaranya — Belgium, Canada, Croatia, Republik Czech, Denmark, Ireland, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Portugal, Romania, Slovenia, Sepanyol dan Sweden.‬

‪Negara paling siknifikan sentiasa berkerajaan minoriti ialah Denmark. Sejak 1982, Denmark hampir tidak pernah mempunyai kerajaan majoriti. Namun, kerajaan yang silih berganti di Denmark dapat melakukan reformasi ekonomi tanpa masalah di parlimen.‬

‪Pada hari ini Mette Frederiksen, seorang wanita berusia 43, menjadi Perdana Menteri Denmark sejak 27 Jun 2019. Beliau mengetuai parti Social Democrats yang memperolehi cuma 26.8% atau 48 daripada 179 kerusi di Parlimen, tapi mendapat sokongan daripada beberapa parti pembangkang yang lain untuk berkuasa.‬

‪Sekalipun, tanpa kerajaan majoriti, Denmark tak mengalami krisis politik. Malah, Denmark kekal menjadi negara bersih rasuah di dunia sebagai negara No.1 (terbaik) dalam Indeks Persepsi Rasuah mengikut laporan Transparency International 2019 dan negara No.4 terbaik dunia dalam Indeks Mudah Menjalankan Perniagaan mengikut laporan Bank Dunia 2020 selepas New Zealand, Singapura dan Hong Kong.‬ - Abd Malik Husain

Keputusan atas perbincangan dia...

Kerajaan Malaysia atau 

Kerajaan Tun Mahathir...

Tun Mahathir dalam sidang media khasnya mencadangkan suatu kerajaan campuran dibentuk daripada kalangan individu yang akan dilantik oleh Tun sendiri untuk menganggotai Jemaah Menteri Malaysia.

Inidividu yang dipilih dan dilantik oleh Tun itu hanya akan bertanggungjawab kepada Tun bukannya kepada pengundi atau rakyat yang memilih sedangkan yang memilih individu itu ialah pengundi. Pengundi memilih supaya mereka bertanggungjawab kepada pengundi bukan kepada Tun semata-mata.

Apabila individu dipilih dan dilantik oleh Tun, maka apa saja yang Tun mahukan perlu dipatuhi, jika tidak, mereka juga akan diganti oleh orang lain yang boleh mentaati Tun. Ini Kerajaan Tun Mahathir bukan Kerajaan Malaysia. 

Raja hanya melantik Tun sebagai Perdana Menteri Sementara bukan untuk Tun memilih individu menjadi Jemaah Menterinya dan mentaatinya tetapi sementara Perdana Menteri yang mendapat majoriti Ahli Dewan Rakyat dipilih.

Perdana Menteri yang mendapat sokongan majoriti Ahli Dewan Rakyat akan memilih dan melantik ahli Jemaah Menterinya bagi membantu Yang diPertuan Agong mentadbir Malaysia. Inilah Kerajaan Malaysia. Kerajaan Malaysia akan bertanggungjawab kepada Malaysia bukan individu. - f/bk

Dr.M sahkan dia berhasrat untuk mungkiri janji peralihan kuasa...

"Gomen tanpa DAP" kata UMNO/PAS 
- bukan macam dok hisap gam...

Aku hairan dengan cadangan ‘Kerajaan Tanpa DAP’ yang dicadang oleh PAS dan UMNO. Sebab ini adalah perkara yang sangat fundamental dalam demokrasi. MP DAP ialah 42 orang. Nak jadi MP, mereka mesti menang pilihanraya kerusi parlimen. Mereka jadi MP bukan sebab menang undian online (macam yang biasa PAS buat). Tetapi, mereka jadi MP sebab rakyat di Parlimen mereka yang pilih mereka.

Jika tiba-tiba guna jalan belakang nak main gabung-gabung lepas tu nak nafikan 42 kawasan parlimen, memang sangat bodoh la cadangan itu. Sebab tu Tun tak bodoh. Idea tu merepek. Tun tahu yang mengundi 42 MP itu bukan lembu dan kambing, bukan pokok dan sungai, tetapi manusia. Rakyat. 

Tak kisahla kau anti DAP, kau nampak DAP lebih rasis dari MCA (yang kini sangat suci), tetapi Tun tak akan nafikan suara 42 kawasan parlimen yang merupakan suara rakyat dibawah naungan dia.

Setiap MP dari 42 kawasan tu kau ingat 3 orang ke undi diorang? Kau ingat diorang Azwan Ali ke? Kebanyakan MP DAP menang lebih 10K majoriti. Menang yang sangat besar. Ada yang menang lebih 20K majoriti.

Bagaimana kau yang berpencak dalam demokrasi berparlimen boleh keluarkan idea nak nafikan kewujudan 42 kerusi parlimen?

Point aku, bukan aku back up DAP, tetapi aku nak kita berpolitik bukan macam hisap gam. Khayal dengan fantasi dan mitos. Kau boleh benci DAP, memang orang Melayu sangat sensitif dengan DAP. Tetapi kau tak boleh nafikan pengaruh mereka. Lebih dari itu, kau tak boleh nafikan mereka mewakili suara rakyat Malaysia di 42 kawasan parlimen seluruh negara. Mereka 42 kerusi, bukan 18. - Mus'ab Muzahar

Pelik tengok kenyataan, sidang media Anuar Musa dan Takiyyudin Hassan SU UMNO dan PAS.. tiba tiba pulak jadi berprinsip nak bubar Parlimen.. minta rakyat buat pilihan..kalau beprinsip..jangan kata tandatangan SD.. hotel Sheraton tu pun korang tak jejak ikut Azmin..

Takkan lah dah berpuluh tahun jadi Kerajaan tak faham Perlembagaan, Undang2.. nak bubar Kerajaan pertama selepas 3 tahun.. keduanya mesti atas nasihat Perdana Menteri.. sejak bila Pembangkang boleh cadang pada YDP Agong untuk bubar Parlimen..

Kalau betul beprinsip.. apakah depa tak tahu kerajaan hari ini rakyat pilih masa PRU 14 atas nama apa ? Pakatan Harapan.. jadi yang ramai ramai pi Hotel Sheraton..berpakat dengan geng Azmin untuk tubuh Kerajaan perikatan Nasional tu mana pergi prinsip masa tu ?

Masa tu kenapa tak kata, Kami tak boleh tubuh kerajaan.. sebab Rakyat memilih Kerajaan atas nama Pakatan Harapan masa PRU 14.. tiba tiba jadi berprinsip kononnya sebab kerajaan ada DAP.. bawa pulak cerita Israiliyat yang pintu dah takda..rumah dah terbakar.. semua benda nak salah DAP..

Hakikatnya bukan sebab rumah dah terbakar.. tak tahu perlembagaan.. Sebab tuan Rumah(Tun Mahathir) dah kunci korang kat dalam.., korang dah terperangkap kat dalam bilik tu.. dengan pak Imam, dengan Penyamun semua.. lepas tu GPS dan warisan tarik sokongan kepada gabungan PAS dan UMNO.. dok kata ada 130 MP sokong.. Semalam siap siar berita konvoi 129 ahli Parlimen bersama Tun ke Istana Negara.. 

Kalau cukup bilangan comfirm korang akan jatuhkan Kerajaan PH malam tu jugak.. bab cerita rumah terbakar ni semua cerita nak cover malu rampasan kuasa gagal...sebenarnya bukan rumah terbakar.. tapi korang rajin sangat dok nyanyi lagu anak kecil main api(Perkauman dan Ashabiyah).. kalau asyik hari hari main api, mahu tak terbakar rumah..dengan diri sendiri rentung.. - Ipohmali

Mahathir’s Unity Govt May Include Hishammuddin-
Here’s Why UMNO and PAS Are Terribly Upset...

During the Sunday dinner at Sheraton Hotel PJ, about 130 Members of Parliaments were seen laughing and hugging each other like long lost brothers and sisters. Everyone was extremely happy, especially UMNO President Ahmad Zahid Hamidi and UMNO treasurer Tengku Adnan Tengku Mansor – two politicians currently facing corruption and money laundering charges.

People were reading with disgust how the crooks were about to walk free in less than 48 hours upon the forming of a new coalition government called Perikatan Nasional, comprising Bersatu (PPBM), PKR faction aligned with Azmin Ali, Sarawak-based GPS, Sabah-based Warisan and oppositions UMNO and PAS. They were happily counting their chickens before they hatch.

UMNO secretary-general Annuar Musa believed the ruling Pakatan Harapan (PH) coalition was doomed. He said a new coalition (Perikatan Nasional) would most likely take over the government. He admitted that everyone in UMNO was “very happy” with the latest political developments. MIC president Vigneswaran revealed that Azmin was quitting while Bersatu was about to pull out of PH.

However, 48 hours later, not only were those glowing happy faces turned gloomy, they have made a spectacular U-turn. Mahathir had resigned. Their initial undivided support for Mahathir, written clearly in statutory declarations (SD) and submitted to the Agong (King), has been withdrawn. UMNO and PAS wanted a snap election instead. The Opposition no longer supports Mahathir.

With friends like PAS President Hadi Awang, clearly Mahathir doesn’t need enemies. Did not the Islamist party scream their lungs out prior to the failed coup that they would defend and support the 94-year-old (former) PM Mahathir until their last blood? In fact, Hadi’s fetish for Mahathir was so extraordinary that he had even planned a “motion of confidence” for the premier.

Not many moons ago, expressing his admiration on the Twitter platform, the PAS president said – “To save Malaysia, I see Tun M (Mahathir) becoming better with age, proven to be experienced. Can’t be sure of others (having the same experience).” Mr. Hadi had religiously pledged, almost on a daily basis, to support Mahathir’s leadership until the end of his term in 2023.

Zahid Hamidi and Hadi Awang - Gloomy Face

Amusingly, now that 3 remaining parties of Pakatan Harapan coalition – PKR, DAP and Amanah – have pledged their undivided support for interim prime minister Mahathir to become the 8th Prime Minister of Malaysia, PAS isn’t interested to back the same man they had been worshipping anymore. Exactly what type of Islamist holy men is Hadi Awang and his minions?

Apparently, the excitements started after Reuters revealed that Mahathir, who had resigned on Monday (Feb 24) as the country’s 7th prime minister, but appointed by the King as interim prime minister, was proposing a unity government. He had started meeting with leaders of all political parties at his office on Tuesday (Feb 25), his first day as interim PM.

Mahathir met PKR president Anwar Ibrahim, DAP secretary-general Lim Guan Eng and Amanah president Mohamad Sabu. He also talked with oppositions UMNO president Ahmad Zahid Hamidi and PAS president Abdul Hadi Awang, along with Sarawak Chief Minister Abang Johari Openg. He even met with traitors Bersatu president Muhyiddin Yassin and (former PKR deputy president) Azmin Ali.

Initially, there was a perception that the unity government would bring both sides of the political divide together under a single umbrella, creating a political landscape that will see zero opposition parties. However, UMNO and PAS went berserk when Mahathir’s media and communications adviser, Kadir Jasin, revealed that kleptocrats and crooks are not welcome in the new government.

It’s not hard to understand why the Opposition had no issue with the idea of grabbing power through backdoor government, but is now foaming at the mouth protesting the concept of a unity government. UMNO argued that they disagreed with the proposal to form a unity government because it include DAP, a Chinese dominated political party which was part of the now-collapsed PH government.

Since their embarrassing defeat in May 2018, the Opposition, especially UMNO, has been falsely and deliberately stirring up racial and religion sentiments among the Malays that the Muslims and Malay Rulers have lost power to the “Chinese, Christians and Communists”. Their excessive hatred for DAP is due to the fact that up to 95% ethnic Chinese had voted for then-opposition DAP.

 Lim Kit Siang and Mahathir Mohamad

DAP (Democratic Action Party), who won a staggering 42 parliamentary seats, was largely responsible for bringing down the corrupt regime of Barisan Nasional (BN), of which UMNO was the dominant party. Had DAP been a component of BN instead, the racist UMNO-Malays would not call DAP as a racist party. There would be hugs and kisses instead.

In the same breath, UMNO and PAS refused to have DAP in the same unity government for a simple reason that the powerful DAP-Chinese would block, veto and protest any plans to enrich UMNO and PAS warlords with contracts, projects and Mercedes-Benz. UMNO, armed with 39 MPs, prefers to be the dominant party in a new government for obvious reason.

Therefore, the rejection of the so-called “racist DAP” in a new government is actually due to self-interest, greed and dominance desired by the corrupt UMNO-Malays and PAS-Muslims. If DAP was as corrupt as their despicable partner MCA, neither UMNO nor PAS would reject its presence – birds of the same feather flock together. It was just an excuse to accuse DAP of being racist.

Besides incorruptible DAP (in relative to UMNO), the real reason why UMNO and PAS withdrew their support for Mahathir is because big time crooks like Najib Razak, Zahid Hamidi, Tengku Adnan, Bung Moktar and Azeez Abdul Rahim will not only be prevented from becoming ministers, their criminal charges will proceed according to the law.

That was why an angry Annuar Musa said Mahathir must accept all MPs en bloc and not cherry pick certain MP individually to form a unity government. Essentially, that would mean crooks like Zahid Hamidi and Tengku Adnan must be made senior ministers in the Mahathir’s new administration. UMNO wanted Mahathir to close one-eye and drop all their criminal charges.

If Mahathir can accept those conditions – let bygones be bygones – then the old man can enjoy the support from UMNO’s 39 MPs and PAS’ 19 MPs. One of the UMNO warlords who received the privilege to meet Mahathir at his office on Tuesday was former UMNO vice-president and cousin to former premier Najib Razak – Hishammuddin Hussein.

Dr.M and Hadi - RM400 mil deal?

It’s safe to predict that Mr Hishammuddin will most likely be roped in to be part of Mahathir’s new cabinet. He used to be one of the most racist UMNO leaders, brandishing his “Keris” (Malay dagger) and threatening minorities Chinese and Indians. However, after the BN did poorly in the 2008 general election, he apologised to all Malaysians for his action.

Hishammuddin was also tainted with alleged corruptions over and swap deals involving the Defence Ministry (Mindef) during his era. To Mahathir, however, Hishammuddin is considered the best of breed and in relative to his cousin Najib’s 1MDB scandal, the corruptions committed by the former defence minister (if there’s any) are minuscule and forgivable.

Mahathir’s cherry picking of the best candidates from across all political parties is arguably a great strategy to divide UMNO and PAS. By having MPs from the oppositions as ministers in a unity government, it would create a tricky situation for UMNO and PAS to condemn the new government unnecessary as it would be seen as a slap on its own face.

Malay Dignity Congress - Azmin Ali, Hadi Awang, Mahathir Mohamad and Annuar Musa

More importantly, a well-balanced composition of ministership from both sides of the political divide could reduce excessive politicking, racism and extremism so that political stability desired by investors can be created. A well run government, thus, will be bad news to opposition parties. Sure, a unity government might not be a cup of tea for everyone.

But based on the latest coup and the climate of radicalisation and extremism experienced by the country since May 2018, a unity government is perhaps the best medicine for the country, at least temporarily. If this recipe is a success, the political landscape will change again. Politicians will increasingly be evaluated and elected largely based on competency and maturity, and not political parties.

A new Pakatan Harapan 2.0 is in the making, and there’s nothing UMNO and PAS can do to stop it. Both Sarawak-based GPS (18 MPs) and Sabah-based Warisan (9 MPs) – the kingmakers – have thrown their support for Mahathir. Even traitor Azmin Ali has repeatedly assured of his gang of 11 traitors’ support for the old man. It’s incredible that even without a political party, Mahathir possesses the support of 63 MPs (including Bersatu’s 25 seats). - FT

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