Kit Siang lying about Nik Aziz
Kit Siang is talking as if only Hadi does not want Beer Festivals, Ladyboy beauty pageants, gay marriages, free sex, etc., while the rest of the PAS leaders — Nik Aziz, Fadzil Noor and Yusuf Rawa included — want a liberal Malaysia where morality is banned and people can bonk like bitches in heat in public places.
THE CORRIDORS OF POWER
Raja Petra Kamarudin
What Lim Kit Siang said about the late Nik Abdul Aziz Nik Mat (see below) is a lie.
Nik Aziz actually said if Umno would become more Islamic then there is no longer any need for PAS. PAS can then be closed down and all its members can join Umno.
Kit Siang also lied about PAS being more extreme now under Abdul Hadi Awang than before. The most controversial RUU355 was actually introduced by Nik Aziz when he was the Menteri Besar of Kelantan.
RUU355 was mooted by Nik Aziz but Kit Siang blames Hadi for it while he praises Nik Aziz for not being as ‘extreme’ as Hadi. Were not all those so-called ‘extremist’ policies involving women in Kelantan not introduced during the time Nik Aziz was the Kelantan Menteri Besar?
This is what Kit Siang wants for Malaysia
Kit Siang ni dah gila or what? He praises Nik Aziz, Fadzil Muhammad Noor, Yusuf Rawa, etc., and whacks Hadi. Actually all these so-called extremist policies are PAS policies, not Hadi’s policies.
Kit Siang is talking as if only Hadi does not want Beer Festivals, Ladyboy beauty pageants, gay marriages, free sex, etc., while the rest of the PAS leaders — Nik Aziz, Fadzil Noor and Yusuf Rawa included — want a liberal Malaysia where morality is banned and people can bonk like bitches in heat in public places.
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Kit Siang: Nik Aziz, peers would not have approved of Hadi Awang’s PAS
(MMO) – Former PAS leaders would not have approved of the direction that the party is taking under the leadership of Datuk Seri Abdul Hadi Awang, Lim Kit Siang claimed today.
He said the likes of late presidents Datuk Fadzil Muhammad Noor and Yusuf Rawa, as well as late spiritual leader Datuk Nik Abdul Aziz Nik Mat, would not have approved of “an unholy pact with Umno”.
“In response to my statement yesterday, secretary-general (Datuk) Takiyuddin Hassan said I should not underestimate the party despite its weaker results in the May 9 general election and although PAS is down, it is not out,” Lim said in a statement.
Adding that Takiyuddin had said PAS went to the polls without relying on the support of other parties, he said the former’s suggestion of PAS winning a general election without the support of others meant its leaders are living in a world of their own, unrelated to the realities on the ground.
Lim cited a survey by Institute Darul Ehsan (IDE) released on the eve of the Port Dickson by-election, which forecasted PAS was not expected to gain more than 1 per cent of non-Malay votes.
It was Nik Aziz and not Hadi who mooted the RUU355
“Can Takiyuddin and other leaders demonstrate otherwise? If PAS cannot even win 1 per cent of the non-Malay votes, can it ever succeed to be the federal government in Malaysia?” he said.
Lim claimed it was the tacit support of Umno leaders in the Port Dickson by-election which managed to save the deposit of PAS candidate Lieutenant Colonel (Rtd) Mohd Nazari Mokhtar.
“If PAS had contested on its own without any form of ‘blessing’ from the top Umno leadership, their candidate would have lost his deposit, as happened in the 14th general election,” he continued.
“I believe that the political extremists and opportunists in Umno and PAS falling back on the toxic and vicious politics of race, religion, hate, fear and lies are fighting a losing battle in an information era in a plural Malaysia. The by-election should be a salutary lesson for its leaders.”
