Kemenangan kumpulan ulama koservatif dalam barisan kepimpinan PAS dipengaruhi Umno, kata bekas timbalan presiden parti itu, Mohamad Sabu.
"Semua agensi media pro-Umno seperti Utusan Malaysia, TV3 dan Bernama
memberi keutamaan laporan kepada golongan ulama menjelang pemilihan
parti," katanya dalam wawancara dengan Malaysiakini di Butterworth.
Kata Mohamad yang lebih dikenali dengan panggilan Mat Sabu, media Umno bertungkus lumus berkempen untuk kepimpinan barisan baru (ulama), manakala kumpulan profesional atau yang pro-Pakatan Rakyat tidak diendahkan.
"Ini jelas menunjukkan pusat strategi Umno terlibat secara aktif dalam pemilihan PAS," ujarnya.
Mohamad adalah seorang daripada 'korban' kumpulan ulama konservatif yang menguasai semua peringkat kepimpinan parti itu selepas PAS mengadakan muktamarnya dua minggu lalu.
Turut senasib dengan Mohamad ialah Ahli Parlimen Sepang, Hanipa Maidin, Khalid Samad (Shah Alam) dan Mujahid Yusof Rawa (Parit Buntar).
Meraka adalah antara pemimpin yang menggerakkan perjuangan PAS sejak 2008 tetapi ditenggelamkan oleh kumpulan ulama konservatif di Kuala Selangor awal bulan ini.
"Ini adalah barisan pemimpin yang aktif, terkenal dan sering dijemput untuk menghadiri ceramah, forum, malah menghadiri majlis dialog gereja, yang dianjurkan oleh orang bukan Islam atau Pakatan," katanya.-
Malaysiakini.
Kata Mohamad yang lebih dikenali dengan panggilan Mat Sabu, media Umno bertungkus lumus berkempen untuk kepimpinan barisan baru (ulama), manakala kumpulan profesional atau yang pro-Pakatan Rakyat tidak diendahkan.
"Ini jelas menunjukkan pusat strategi Umno terlibat secara aktif dalam pemilihan PAS," ujarnya.
Mohamad adalah seorang daripada 'korban' kumpulan ulama konservatif yang menguasai semua peringkat kepimpinan parti itu selepas PAS mengadakan muktamarnya dua minggu lalu.
Turut senasib dengan Mohamad ialah Ahli Parlimen Sepang, Hanipa Maidin, Khalid Samad (Shah Alam) dan Mujahid Yusof Rawa (Parit Buntar).
Meraka adalah antara pemimpin yang menggerakkan perjuangan PAS sejak 2008 tetapi ditenggelamkan oleh kumpulan ulama konservatif di Kuala Selangor awal bulan ini.
"Ini adalah barisan pemimpin yang aktif, terkenal dan sering dijemput untuk menghadiri ceramah, forum, malah menghadiri majlis dialog gereja, yang dianjurkan oleh orang bukan Islam atau Pakatan," katanya.-
Malaysiakini.
21 June 2015 UMNO bantu
geng ulama PAS menang... Kemenangan kumpulan ulama koservatif dalam
barisan kepimpinan PAS dipengaruhi Umno, kata bekas timbalan presiden
parti itu, Mohamad Sabu. "Semua agensi media pro-Umno seperti Utusan
Malaysia, TV3 dan Bernama memberi keutamaan laporan kepada golongan
ulama menjelang pemilihan parti," katanya dalam wawancara dengan
Malaysiakini di Butterworth. Kata Mohamad yang lebih dikenali dengan
panggilan Mat Sabu, media Umno bertungkus lumus berkempen untuk
kepimpinan barisan baru (ulama), manakala kumpulan profesional atau yang
pro-Pakatan Rakyat tidak diendahkan. "Ini jelas menunjukkan pusat
strategi Umno terlibat secara aktif dalam pemilihan PAS," ujarnya.
Mohamad adalah seorang daripada 'korban' kumpulan ulama konservatif yang
menguasai semua peringkat kepimpinan parti itu selepas PAS mengadakan
muktamarnya dua minggu lalu. Turut senasib dengan Mohamad ialah Ahli
Parlimen Sepang, Hanipa Maidin, Khalid Samad (Shah Alam) dan Mujahid
Yusof Rawa (Parit Buntar). Meraka adalah antara pemimpin yang
menggerakkan perjuangan PAS sejak 2008 tetapi ditenggelamkan oleh
kumpulan ulama konservatif di Kuala Selangor awal bulan ini. "Ini adalah
barisan pemimpin yang aktif, terkenal dan sering dijemput untuk
menghadiri ceramah, forum, malah menghadiri majlis dialog gereja, yang
dianjurkan oleh orang bukan Islam atau Pakatan," katanya.- mk UMNO
helped ulama win PAS polls... Two weeks after the ulama faction seized
power in PAS, a truly disappointed Mohamad Sabu alleged that Umno had a
hand in the outcome of the party's internal polls. "All agencies related
to Umno like Utusan Malaysia, TV3 and Bernama gave prominence to the
ulama faction in the run-up to the party elections,” said Mohamad,
affectionately known as Mat Sabu, in an interview with Malaysiakini in
Butterworth. "They campaigned relentlessly for the new leadership
line-up, while the professionals or pro-Pakatan Rakyat leaders like me
were ignored," he added. “This clearly shows that Umno’s strategy centre
was actively involved in the PAS party polls,” he asserted. Those who
were ignored included MPs Hanipa Maidin (Sepang), Khalid Samad (Shah
Alam) and Mujahid Yusof Rawa (Parit Buntar), he said. Together with Mat
Sabu, these leaders, who had become the face of PAS since 2008, were
wiped out by the more conservative and hardline ulama at the party’s
61st muktamar in Selangor earlier this month. “These were active and
well-known leaders who were often invited to attend ceramahs, forums, to
events in churches, organised by non-Muslims or Pakatan,” he added.
Punished at polls Mat Sabu said the plan by Umno was to show that those
who were pro-Pakatan were against president Abdul Hadi Awang, and should
be punished at the polls. He denied this was the case as the
professionals or those aligned to Pakatan like himself merely had
differences of opinion with Hadi, and were not out to unseat him.
Matters became worse when the delegates at the party’s muktamar were
given a list or ‘chai’ which contained the names of the ulama faction
for them to vote, he said. “Even the top leadership held the list, this
is something really strange and abnormal for a party like PAS,” he said.
“Such trends, including Umno’s involvement in the party’s polls will
have an impact on the future of the party as they seem to be endorsed by
the top leadership,” he said. Asked if he meant Hadi (photo) when he
was referring to “top leadership”, Mat Sabu said “it is up to you to
interpret”. Mat Sabu went on to explain why Umno was so interested in
the internal polls of PAS this time. He said Umno, which is supposed to
be arch-rivals with PAS as both parties are competing for the Malay
heartland, wants a “very weak rival”. “Our loss in the party’s polls
will give BN and Umno a new lease of life, as PAS will no longer be able
to garner votes from non-Muslims or pro-Pakatan supporters in the
coming national polls,” he added. “If Umno has tried to weaken PAS, they
are absolutely on the right track and are successful. “They are most
successful in using the hudud law to help the ulama faction win in the
elections, as all those who glamourise hudud won. Here, we can see how
successful Umno has been in its strategy to weaken PAS”. Ties severed
Hadi’s insistence on tabling a private members bill on hudud in
Parliament had led to DAP severing ties with him. This resulted in PAS
delegates at the muktamar endorsing a proposal by the Dewan Ulama to cut
ties with DAP, without debate. However, until now, Hadi’s private
members bill on hudud has yet to see the light of day in Parliament,
although it was tabled twice, the first time in September. Mat Sabu said
he was appalled at the many times PAS was tricked by Umno, yet its
leaders have yet to learn a lesson. “In Islam, it is said, don’t be
bitten twice by the same snake, but we allowed ourselves to be bitten
again and again, this is what breaks my heart” he lamented. Mat Sabu
said he was also baffled how Hadi could express his support for Prime
Minister and Umno president Najib Abdul Razak (photo) at the height of
the 1MDB financial scandal. Hadi had then said Najib should be allowed
to continue as PM as he was elected by the people although they were
calls for him to resign, especially by former premier Dr Mahathir
Mohamad. “How can we give such politicians a new lease of life again and
again. I really don’t understand,” he said, expressing total
disagreement over the possibility of PAS joining hands with Umno in
future. S'gor Pakatan salvageable On the Pakatan imbroglio in Selangor,
Mat Sabu said that perhaps, the Pakatan government may yet be salvaged,
echoing the remark by Menteri Besar Azmin Ali. Azmin’s view differs from
DAP’s secretary-general Lim Guan Eng and PKR president Dr Wan Azizah
Wan Ismail (photo) that Pakatan is “dead”. In Penang, Lim, who is chief
minister, has declared that the Pakatan state government is no more,
replaced by “Penang government”, which will administer the state
according to the 2013 manifesto. While DAP has several proposals for
Selangor, Azmin has yet to work out a proper solution for his
government. “They will be safe, either as a unity government of even if
there was a dissolution of the state assembly and fresh elections, as
the people of Selangor do not want an Umno government,” Mat Sabu said.
But how can DAP work with PAS in Selangor when they are at loggerheads?
Mat Sabu merely said with a smile, “They can just cohabit”. - mk Did
1MDB funds help BN steal GE13... Electoral reform group Bersih today
expressed shock over a Wall Street Journal (WSJ) report claiming that
1MDB's funds was used for election campaigning through intermediaries.
"The WSJ report comes as a revolting truth of how the 13th general
election was stolen from the people of Malaysia," its steering committee
said in a statement today. Bersih said the WSJ report implied that 1MDB
may have been used as a government-controlled election slush fund for
Umno. "This is totally outrageous and an abuse of power because brazen
dirty tactics have been used to manipulate voters’ trust. "It also
raised the issue of whether this is just the tip of the iceberg. Are
there any other government-controlled money used in similar manner?" it
said. Bersih also lay blame on the Election Commission (EC), stating
that it had failed to bring necessary reforms to rein in "unfettered
abuse and corruption". "Prime Minister Najib Razak must refute this
report or resign, otherwise he loses his legitimacy to stay in power.
"We also call upon Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) to
investigate into the WSJ report, as well as the prime minister and all
those involved including top executives from the Genting Berhad Group
involved in the allegations. Yesterday, WSJ claimed that 1MDB's funds
were used to bankroll the general election by having the Finance
Ministry-owned company to make an overpriced purchase of power assets
from a subsidiary of Genting Group in 2012. Genting then made a donation
to a charity foundation Yayasan Rakyat 1Malaysia by Najib, said the
report. WSJ said the "donations" to Yayasan Rakyat 1Malaysia (YR1M) were
then poured into the election campaign in Penang for BN's bid to
recapture the state. Malaysiakini has contacted the Prime Minister'
Office, YR1M, Genting Group and 1MDB and is awaiting their response.- mk
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