Bomoh Covid19, Bomoh Air.....

Bomoh Covid19, Bomoh Air......

Bomoh Covid 19...

Bomoh  Bekalan Air...

Muhyiddin umpama buah 

durian yang pasti gugur...

1. Umpama buah durian yang hanya menunggu masa untuk gugur, ia tak perlu lagi dijolok, hanya menunggu angin sepoi meniupnya.

2. Apabila dia jatuh, yang lain pun akan ikut sama; maka bolehlah dijual di kaki-kaki lima untuk dimakan – Insha Allah itulah yang akan berlaku kepada Muhyiddin dan pengampu – pengampu beliau dalam masa terdekat ini.

3. Itulah balasan tunai Allah swt kepada PENGKHIANAT – PENGKHIANAT yang sanggup menggigit tangan yang pernah menyuap makanan kepada mereka.

4. Berdoalah agar isu NIKA GEE, SEMBURIT dan FITNAH yang melibatkan isteri kedua tidak akan dikorek sehingga ke lubang cacing selepas ini.

5. Tak boleh dibayangkan setiap malam sebelum tidur dan setiap pagi, mereka ini – Muhyiddin, Hamzah dan Azmin dok terbayang dan berfikir berapakah jumlah sokongan atau undi yang masih kekal menyokong mereka atau jumlah yang dah lari.

6. Apakah Muhyiddin boleh dianggap seperti lukisan karikatur dibawah ini : BUTA , PEKAK , BISU....

7. Terdapat pepatah -  ‘Umpama Musang Berbulu Ayam’ yang membawa maksud orang jahat yang berpura – pura baik; tujuan pepatah ini memberi kita AMARAN supaya senantiasa berhati – hati dan berwaspada terhadap orang sebegini agar : ‘Pisang Tidak Berbuah Dua Kali’

8. Kini beliau sedang bersembunyi di sebalik wabak COVID 19 konongnya dengan entah berapa kali Perutusan Khas disampaikan dan membaca doa yang sama yang di diulang – ulang di kaca TV, beliau ini pemimpin yang baik dan boleh dipercayai, itulah mainan politik bagi menguatkan kedudukannya.

9. Apa pun yang dilakukan rakyat mula jemu dan hilang kepercayaan terhadap beliau.

10. Mengikut Abu Hurairah RA , Rasullullah saw bersabda – 3 tanda atau ciri bagi mengenali orang MUNAFIK :

a. Apabila Dia Bercakap Dia Bohong

b. Apabila Dia Berjanji Dia Tidak Tepati

c. Apabila Dia Diberi Amanah Dia Khianati

11. ‘Adat Melayu

Pantang Khianat Orang 

Khianat DiMakan Kutuk

Menurut Nafsu Datanglah Laknat 

Orang Laknat Matinya Teruk’

12. Allah swt  bukan sahaja benci kepada orang yang besikap MUNAFIK tapi juga berjanji neraka jahanam bagi mereka yang menyokong atau bersekongkol  dengannya.

13. Dijelaskan lagi dalam Surah Al Baqarah, muka surat 25, ayat 167 yang bermaksud :

“Dan bagi orang – orang yang mengikutinya berkata sekiranya diberi kesempatan ( kembali ke dunia ) tentu kami tidak akan mengikuti mereka; mereka tidak akan keluar dari neraka”

14. Rakyat khususnya pengundi – pengundi pada Pilihanraya Umum ( PRU ) yang lepas masih ingat janji beliau bahawa beliau tidak akan kembali lagi bersama UMNO kerana UMNO adalah parti perompak dan PAS pula kononnya parti yang memperjuangkan Islam tapi menyokomg perompak  – Islam jenis apa ini? soal beliau. ” NO WAY ” !!! itulah janji dan teriakan Muhyiddin yang disambut dengan tepukan gemuruh oleh mereka yang membanjiri ceramah beliau.

15. Tak sampai 2 tahun sahaja, dek gilakan kuasa segala cakan,janji dan amanah yang diberi rakyat telah disia – siakan.

16. Terserahlah kepada pembaca membuat perhitungan sama ada Muhyiddin menepati  ciri – ciri seperti orang munafik yang telah diSabdakan Rasullulah saw atau sebaliknya.

17. Covid-19 yang melanda negara kita berpunca dari Pilihanraya Negeri Sabah; perkara ini telah diakui oleh beliau sendiri.

18. Pilihanraya Negeri terpaksa diadakan ekoran mainan politik kotor Muhyiddin yang mahu menggantikan Shafie Apdal dengan Musa Aman.

19. Umum semua tahu Muhyiddin telah menghantar Hamzah Zainuddin, Menteri Dalam Negeri merangkap Setiausaha Agung BERSATU dan Nardin Awang , Setiausaha Politiknya sendiri untuk mendesak TYT mengikut telunjuk mereka, namun ditolak dan atas cadangan Shafie, Dewan Negeri pun dibubarkan.

20. Pemimpin – pemimpin UMNO yang dipimpin oleh Zahid Hamidi adalah merupakan PONDAN TUA yang sanggup dipermainkan oleh Muhyiddin.

21. BERSATU yang hanya punyai 6 kerusi boleh memperdaya UMNO yang punyai 39 Kerusi sehingga sanggup bersetuju Muhyiddin diketengahkan walaupun asalnya BERSATU Muhyiddin hanya diwakili 6 Ahli Parlimen sebelum Pengkhianat UMNO dan PKR melompat ke kolam BERSATU seperti katak.

22. Yang terbaharu apabila UMNO sanggup mengalah memberi jawatan Ketua Menteri Sabah kepada BERSATU sedangkan UMNO mendapat sokongan lebih daripada BERSATU.

23. Sepatutnya dengan jumlah Menteri dan Timbalan yang terbesar di dunia dan hampir kesemua Ahli – Ahli Parlimen telah digula – gulakan dengan jawatan GLC namun sokongan terhadap beliau di Parlimen terus berkurangan bukan bertambah; nyawa beliau senantiasa dihantui oleh ketidakstabilan sebagai seorang pemimpin.

24. Anda sudah gagal atau atau dalam bahasa Inggerisnya, YOU ARE A FAILURE!!!

25. Bagi memudahkan tugas Duli Yang Di Pertuan Agong dan bagi membuktikan anda bukan jenis makhluk yang hanya mementingkan diri dari rakyat dan jika masih BERMARUAH maka disarankan adalah lebih baik meletak jawatan sebelum dicampak keluar.

26. YOU ARE FIGHTING A LOSING BATTLE!!!

27. Semoga tulisan saya ini dapat dibaca oleh semua termasuk Muhyiddin dan konco – konconya. - Tamrin Tun Ghafar

Hail the Prime Minister of Malaysia... 

I am really getting a bit tired of the antics of our Wannabe PM, our Backdoor PM, our ex PM, our Convicted PM, and all our Frog Master CMs. 

I am at a loss to find sub-flattering adjectives to describe them. Seems to me they are all a lot like the insane Nero, playing his fiddle while Rome burns. Our country is in dire straits from this Covid menace, yet our not so honourable PMs think nothing of precipitating by-elections, snap elections, and flaccid-dick erections, to further their selfish, dishonest, dishonourable and even immoral objectives. They are a terrible example to our children, as to what Leaders (I hate that word) and Leadership are all about. They will resort to everything, and anything at all, to further their selfish interests. Nothing is sacred. I suspect, they will probably even consider selling their mothers too, if it contributes to their objectives. I believe none of them really have our interests, and our country’s interest, in their black hearts and warped minds.  

The backdoor PM’s methods of buying support for his shaky government by creating one of the world’s biggest cabinet (last I checked about 70 ministers and deputy ministers), and  appointing sycophants, frogs and incompetent MPs as heads of our GOCs and GLCs, are not easy to forgive. How he came to be the PM should be a textbook lesson in treachery. 

The ex PM burst into the scene on an enthusiastic wave and hope of Reformation and Renaissance, but sadly, he failed to pluck even the low hanging fruits. His over riding aim seemed to have been to stop the Wannabe PM from ever becoming PM, and under the cloak of a new Malaysia, he was still the same. For crying out loud, resigning without first discussing with his PH team about what is in the best interest of the PH govt then,  and the country, apart from resigning, is what I would have done if I were the PM. But no, he had to resign, and in one fell swoop, he destroyed the hopes of all those Malaysian people who elected him and the PH government. Downright silly, I would say.   Sadly, history will now remember him for his failures, rather than what he did for our country.

I have nothing to say about the only Malaysian PM who has been charged, tried, and convicted. You have heard it all. But in some countries like Japan, not only would they have immediately resigned, they would have committed hara-kiri in shame, and as a last mitigating act of honour. But what amazes me even more, are the hordes of mindless and unthinking people, who continue to kiss the ground he walks on, zombie-like chanting, what is there to be ashamed of, my boss. What on earth have infected these people. Even Covid won’t make you lose your mind like this.  The ex-prime Minister says its dedak, whatever that is. As to his position in Parliament, I will simply draw your attention to the provisions of Article 48 (1)(e) of the Federal Constitution, and leave it at that.

My last observation is directed to the party hopping MPs and ADUNs who are easily enticed to hop from one party to another, causing the collapse of governments, no doubt for  substantial  financial and other gains, and nothing to do with  honour and what is right. They are called frogs, but I sincerely believe this is an injustice to frogs, because the behaviour of these MPs and ADUNs, are definitely sub-human, sub-animal and sub everything that is despicable. The polite term for them is, they are snollygosters.

Please pray. Our country is in dire straits. What we as individuals can do is, to remember the names and faces of these people. Don’t ever give your vote to them ever again. You should vote for anybody, even a lamppost, if the lamp post is the alternative to them in the next election. - Yusuf Hashim

cheers.

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Angan2 Atok...

Angan2 Atok....

Mahathir, Razaleigh dan penyatuan 

hegemoni Melayu-Islam...

1.  Lebih dari sedozen ahli parlimen pembangkang termasuk Dr Mahathir Mohamad dan Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah telah mengemukakan usul tidak percaya atau menuntut agar sokongan Muhyiddin di Dewan diuji.

2. Pihak Istana meminta para pemimpin politik untuk tidak mencetus krisis lain dan mendesak mereka untuk fokus pada cabaran yang dihadapi wabak dan kejatuhan ekonomi. 

3. Dengan Anwar dan Zahid dicheckmate perebutan kini terbuka luas kepada Mahathir dan Ku Li untuk bentuk satu team. Pakatan UMNO-PAS (Muafakat Nasional) hampir tidak dapat bertahan walaupun sesi peluk dan ciuman mereka baru2 ini.

Awatlah sombong sangat???...

4. Bersama Tengku Razaleigh, Mahathir kini berusaha untuk menjalin pengaturan politik baru yang akan menyatukan UMNO (tolak pemimpinnya yang korup), PPBM (tolak Muhyiddin), Pejuang, Amanah, PAS dan ahli parlimen PKR yang tidak berpuas hati. Dengan sokongan diam2 - dari Warisan dan GRS, itu seharusnya memberi Mahathir dan Razaleigh cukup mandat untuk mempertaruhkan tuntutan jawatan PM sekiranya Muhyiddin dipaksa letak jawatan.

5. Dengan itu ia akan memberi Mahathir segala2 yang dia mahukan - ia akan menghentikan kemaraan Anwaristas, menghukum Najib, Zahid dan semua pemimpin UMNO yang korup yang menentangnya; meletakkan anaknya dalam kedudukan yang kuat, mengetepikan DAP dan menggabungkan ketuanan Melayu-Islam. Mahatir berharap kombinasinya dengan Ku Li  dia dapat berjaya menarik anggota parlimen Melayu-Muslim untuk bersatu untuk "menyelamatkan" negara. -  Dennis Ignatius (Rencana di atas ini adalah intipati dari artikel "Mahathir, Razaleigh and the consolidation of Malay-Muslim hegemony" oleh Dennis Ignatius dan anda boleh baca artikel asalnya di bawah ini...) - TS

If these two figures work together, with Mahathir as PM and Ku Li TPM, will they both be able to attract 130 MPs from the 222 MPs of various parties that exist now??? - TS

Dr.M, Ku Li and the consolidation 

of Malay-Muslim hegemony...

Against the backdrop of increasing political instability, the demand for a no-confidence vote against Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin seems to be gaining momentum. More than a dozen opposition MPs including Dr Mahathir Mohamad and Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah have already submitted no-confidence motions or are demanding that Muhyiddin’s support in the House be put to the test. 

What is now becoming clear is that the move to topple Muhyiddin is not the result of several disgruntled groups or individuals acting on their own but part of an orchestrated move that has Dr Mahathir’s fingerprints all over it. 

The key question is not the vote itself — it is, after all, just a means to an end — but what comes after. The recent statement from the Istana calling on political leaders not to precipitate another crisis and urging them to focus on the challenges at hand (the pandemic and economic fallout) suggests that the Istana is not in favour of fresh elections at this time and would prefer for party leaders to sort things out among themselves as quickly as possible. 

The real issue, therefore, is who will replace Muhyiddin as prime minister should he lose a vote of confidence in Parliament. Anwar, the presumptive front-runner, has just shot himself in the foot with his botched attempt to convince the Istana that he has majority support in the House. Worse still, recent explosive revelations in the media that he collaborated with UMNO president Zahid Hamidi and disgraced former prime minister Najib Tun Razak to convince the Istana of his support has been incredibly damaging to his credibility. In the meantime, discontent is rising within PKR; another exodus from the party is rumoured.

With Anwar effectively out of the running and Zahid hobbled by all the criminal charges against him, the field is now wide open and that is where Mahathir comes in. Mahathir may be out of office but it has not stopped him from working behind the scenes to engineer a political solution more to his liking. 

Of course, he would like to return to power if possible — he keeps insisting that “people” want him to save the country — but for now he seems content to allow his old adversary, Tengku Razaleigh,  to take the lead. Mahathir’s goal is not to just stop Anwar but to achieve something bigger: the creation of a super uber-Malay political conglomerate to replace UMNO as the dominant force in the country.

It’s the same plan that Mahathir was working on before. Though he was perfectly happy to use them when it suited him, Mahathir has never been comfortable relying on the DAP to rule. It goes against everything he has stood for and fought for. Indeed, to him Pakatan Harapan represented a diminution of Malay power, a challenge to the Malay supremacist ideology he has always cherished and espoused. 

It may be recalled that immediately upon returning to power following UMNO’s disastrous performance in GE14, Mahathir set about to create an alternative to UMNO. His strategy was to destroy UMNO by enticing its MPs to abandon their corrupt leaders and join his PPBM. He also reached out to PAS, forging a new relationship with Hadi Awang, once a bitter foe. Despite being in the opposition at the time, Hadi pledged his support to Mahathir in his fight with Anwar. Mahathir also successfully split up PKR by engineering the defection of Azmin Ali and his faction.  

UMNO is deeply split. Those who are facing serious corruption charges want to hijack the party to put pressure on Muhyiddin to help get them out of their predicament. Others in UMNO see the corruption charges against their leaders as an ideal opportunity to undertake housecleaning and reform. Of course, it also clears a path to their own rise to power. Zahid is also not as popular as he used to be; his scheme to position himself as deputy prime minister has not gone down well with other equally ambitious leaders. Zahid and Najib’s endorsement of Anwar (whom many in UMNO still distrust) was also not popular within UMNO.

As well, Hadi Awang and his colleagues in PAS have grown increasingly wary of the current UMNO leadership. Indeed, the UMNO-PAS pact (Muafakat Nasional) is barely holding together despite their recent kiss and make up session. PAS, having tasted federal power and the enormous benefits it brings, seems unwilling to jeopardise the gains it has made just to support a clutch of UMNO leaders with numerous corruption charges hanging over their heads.

Together with  Tengku Razaleigh, Mahathir is now trying to forge a new political arrangement that will unite UMNO (minus its corrupt leaders), PPBM (minus Muhyiddin), Mahathir’s Pejuang, Amanah, PAS and disaffected PKR MPs. With the tacit support of Warisan and GRS, that should give Razaleigh enough support to stake a claim to the premiership in the event Muhyiddin is forced out. 

Mahathir may not have all his ducks in a row just yet but he seems confident that once the plan gathers momentum, he can successfully appeal to Malay-Muslim MPs to come together to “save” the nation. Such a plan would give Mahathir everything he wants — it would stop Anwar, punish Najib, Zahid and all the other corrupt UMNO leaders who oppose him; put his son in a strong position, sideline the DAP and consolidate Malay-Muslim supremacy. It’s a bold and ambitious plan, no doubt, but one with broad appeal to warring Malay parties and groups. 

The DAP, of course, will not like it but their options are limited — stay neutral or  support either Muhyiddin or Zahid. It’s lose-lose for them whichever way you look at it.   Can Mahathir and Tengku Razaleigh pull it off? With razor-thin margins in Parliament, it would only take a few MPs to shift sides to bring down the government and pave the way for Tengku Razaleigh to take the premiership as a “compromise” candidate. 

No matter how much he may fear it, Muhyiddin cannot avoid a no-confidence motion once Parliament resumes because the budget will have to be tabled and passed come November. Traditionally, the defeat of a money bill is taken to mean that the government no longer enjoys the support of the House. The next few weeks will be intense; unless he can come up with a winning strategy to counter Mahathir, Muhyiddin’s days might well be numbered. - Dennis Ignatius

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Hari ini Anwar kena panjat Bukit Aman...

Hari ini Anwar kena panjat Bukit Aman....

Amanah communications director Khalid Samad claimed that Umno president Zahid Hamidi pledged the support of 30 Umno MPs for PKR president Anwar Ibrahim.

Khalid (above) said that Zahid had communicated such in a letter which was handed to the Yang di-Pertuan Agong recently.

"I am made to understand, other than letters from (Amanah president) Mohamad Sabu, (DAP secretary-general) Lim Guan Eng, Anwar also presented a letter by Zahid, which stated that 30 MPs from Umno, if I'm not mistaken, supported Anwar," said Khalid in an interview with Jom Channel last night.

This claim by Khalid, who is the Shah Alam MP, cannot be independently verified at the time of writing. Malaysiakini has reached out to both Zahid and Anwar's offices for comments. - mk

If this is true, then that would mean that Muhyiddin is now in hot waters as he is likely to have lost his majority in the Dewan Rakyat.However, another implication of this is whether DAP would be working with Umno if as much as 30 MPs from Umno are jumping ship towards Anwar's camp. - PeakyBlinder

30 MP from Umno means, the whole Umno is in.This figure cannot be accurate.There are 9 Umno MP who are ministers. There are more than 10 Umno MP who are deputy ministers. This are in PN government under Muhyiidin.Most of them have announced they will not support Anwar.How could Anwar strike deal which allows whole of Umno to come in including Najib and Zahid Hamidi. - Constitutional Supremacy

Taking the bright site, it is so delightful to see our senior nationalist like Anwar, Ku Li, Najib, and Zahid have finally seems come together with their wisdom talking about forming new legitimate government, returning mandate to "Rakyat". Hope more senior like Rafidah, Pak Lah, Diam will come forward to offer their kind support and get the current political "tumor" over once for all. - Ringgit

Inilah perangai pemimpin2 PH terlalu yakin berterus terang dan gelojoh pasai gelojoh tulah yang kadang2 gagal. Aku pun kalu boleh nak tengok Anwar jadi PM...- TS

Mesej clear dari Istana yang Hadi Awang tidak disenaraikan utk mengadap YDPA, bermaksud PAS tidak diperlukan dlm politik negara...mungkin YDPA berasa, PAS ni, cam ada atau takdak...tak membawa kebaikan apa2,ibarat melukut di tepi gantang, ada tak menambah, takdak lagi bagus....

Backdoor PM Abah Moo Rotan 

and what if  Anwar is PM...

Parliament cannot resolve the struggle for PM’s post, Agong can resolve the “crisis” or “buat tak tahu”. Agong postpones meetings due to Covid-19 restrictions If I was Agong, I have only two decisions to make on the coveted PM’s post.

Either remain above the fray, or otherwise. If it’s going to be otherwise, Anwar Ibrahim will be appointed PM, backdoor PM Abah Moo Rotan will be considered automatically sacked.

As Agong, I will be aware of the reality that backdoor PM Abah Moo Rotan is holding MPs by their YouKnowWhat, so I may find Anwar does not have the numbers. Mar 1 dan Oct 13 tidak sama!

Having said that, no court will go against the Agong if he appoints Anwar Ibrahim PM, based on documentary from party leaders and having tea with them. There’s no law against the Agong having tea with anyone.

If Anwar Ibrahim took his cue from 1 Mar 2020 and submitted documents signed by party leaders, the Istana is not saying anything. Instead, the Istana said Anwar did not submit the names of MPs supporting him. Obviously, the MPs supporting Anwar are those with the said party leaders.

Earlier, before Mar 1, the Agong interviewed 222 MPs — Nazri was reportedly overseas — but could not find a name for PM-designate. Then, the Agong fell back on the party leaders and asked them to name the PM-designate. That’s how Abah Moo Rotan became the backdoor PM.

Although party leaders may support Anwar, their MPs may stick with Moo given the power of incumbency. Before Mar 1, there was no gov’t after Mahathir resigned. The Agong found the MPs divided. So, he fell back on the party leaders to pick the PM-designate.

Given the fact that there’s a gov’t in place, the Agong is likely to look to the MPs to gauge the level of support for Anwar or whether the Moo gov’t has fallen.- fernzthegreat

Kit Siang - Kerjasama dengan Najib???...

Saya telah menerima mesej mengenai  laporan The Coverage yang bertajuk “DAP Lim Kit Siang : ‘To Save Malaysia, I Am Prepared To Work With Najib To Restore Democracy and Implement Key Reforms’ ” yang bertarikh 15 Oktober 2020 dikeluarkan oleh saya. 

Jawapan saya adalah: “Kenyataan ini adalah kenyataan bersyarat, di mana prinsip dan objektif negara diberikan keutamaan. Ya, saya bersedia untuk bekerjasama dengan Najib untuk menyelamatkan Malaysia tetapi  bagaimana nak kerjasama dengan Najib jika dia sendiri tak sedia akui skandal 1MDB?’

Laporan Coverage itu sebenarnya adalah laporan daripada akhbar Malay Mail yang bertarikh 12 Mac 2016, semasa Najib masih lagi merupakan seorang Perdana Menteri, sejurus selepas saya menandatangani Deklarasi Rakyat pada Mac 2016 untuk Menyelamatkan Malaysia. 

Empat tahun sudah berlalu — kejatuhan kerajaan Najib, Najib didapati bersalah di atas tuduhan rasuah di Mahkamah Tinggi Kuala Lumpur, beliau bersama-sama dengan menteri beliau berhadapan dengan pelbagai lagi dakwaan rasuah di mahkamah, kejatuhan kerajaan Pakatan Harapan yang disebabkan oleh konspirasi “Langkah Sheraton” selepas 22 bulan, dan negara kita berhadapan dengan pemerintahan tidak sah dan kakistokratik yang membawa bersamanya gelombang kedua dan ketiga wabak Covid-19. 

Cabarannya adalah sama ada kita mampu untuk “Selamatkan Malaysia” oleh semua rakyat Malaysia, tanpa mengira kaum, agama, latar belakang politik, kelas, umur, mahupun jantina — selepas kegagalan usaha menyelamatkan Malaysia sebelum ini. - Lim Kit Siang

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Ada sinarkah di sebalik senyuman...

Ada sinarkah di sebalik senyuman....

Sidang media khas oleh Anwar Ibrahim...

Kalu sebanyak tu burung hud-hud...

tak perlulah hadir kuliah Matematik lagi...

Istana says Anwar did not furnish 

names of MPs to back his claim...

Anwar Ibrahim said he had presented documentation to the Yang di-Pertuan Agong to show that he purportedly commands the majority support of MPs. Claiming to have the backing of more than 120 MPs, the opposition leader said he submitted statutory declarations and confirmations from party leaders as well.

"I appeal to all to give His Majesty space to carry out his responsibilities... "(His Majesty) will summon the heads of parties over the next day or two," he told a press conference in Kuala Lumpur this afternoon.

However, according to Istana Negara's comptroller of the royal household Ahmad Fadil Shamsuddin said that Anwar Ibrahim did not provide the names of the MPs who are supporting him during his audience with the Yang di-Pertuan Agong. 

"During the session, which lasted about 25 minutes, Datuk Seri Anwar presented the total number of members of the Dewan Rakyat who purportedly supported him. "However, he did not furnish the names of these Dewan Rakyat members to strengthen his claim," he added in a statement this afternoon.

Therefore, he said Sultan Abdullah Sultan Ahmad Shah had advised Anwar to abide by and respect the legal process as enshrined in the Federal Constitution.

Several political party leaders have been summoned to Istana Negara following the Yang di Pertuan Agong's audience with PKR president Anwar Ibrahim this morning. This afternoon, the Agong granted an audience to Gua Musang MP and Umno veteran Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah.

DAP secretary-general Lim Guan Eng (above) will have an audience with His Majesty Yang di-Pertuan Agong Al-Sultan Abdullah Ri'ayatuddin Al-Mustafa Billah Shah today, following the royal audience of Parti Keadilan Rakyat president Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim earlier.

Lim Guan Eng has received the notification to go to the Istana Negara. He is currently in Penang to attend the Penang state assembly meeting in his capacity as Air Putih assemblyman. However, the source did not reveal the actual time Lim will have the audience with the King. - mk

Kalu Anwar tak bagi nama, that's the end of the story.Pasai apa dok nak jumpa Ku Li,LGE lagi? Anwar tak dedah pun nama,tapi 7-8 ekoq MP UMNO yang bangang buat report polis...

Anwar is not stupid. He would not make this move and risk everything unless he is sure. The fact that he made this high risk move says to me that he is sure. He would not have gone to the palace with just a number and no proof. That is certain. If he did, the King would not have called Ku Li. He showed the proof to the King but perhaps he didnt hand over the proof to the palace to keep. Anwar trusts the King but he might not trust the palace officials and i dont blame him. The stakes are high. - Anonymous 15897060865429524

The list can easily fall into wrong hands. The respective heads of parties are the best people to provide the names. Remember when Dr M published his list during the Sheraton move Immediately people were bought over by promises of positions. The list of 115 whittled down to 100 within hours. People were proudly putting out videos saying they don't support Dr M. Kitingan comically immediately switched sides cos he knew TSMY was winning.. - YellowEagle3055

If Anwar does not present the list to Agong, his highness will not be ordering the respective heads of the political parties to the palace. Just only 2 Umno MPs jump over to Anwar's side, Muhyidden's government will collapsed. Just so simple as that. - wg321

The fact that Agong has summon various parties leaders to see him suggest that there is more than meet the eyes of this statement. Why would Agong summon the parties leaders if he had not given any names? Anwar is a very intelligent man, he would not do something so silly. If he does then that would be the end of his political career. The statement reeks of politics, almost a royal rebuke, wonder WHY? - JusticeNow

PM tebuk atap hanya berkelebihan 2-3 kerusi Parlimen,seorang dua dari MP tarik sokongan pun dia tetap jatuh tersembam.Cuma persoalannya,sapa yang akan dapat mandat baru.. - maliipoh

Dulu masa PN curi mandat rakyat melalui Langkah Sheraton,PN bagi dak nama? PN langsung tak bagi pun.PN declare saja dah cukup sokongan. Ada pula berita konon lebai Hadi akan mengadap YDP Agong, katanya dia ada 160 ekor burung hud-hud yang menyokong dia jadi PM. - TS

Anwar is supposed to meet PDRM yesterday in regard to the alleged list of MPs who supported him.Now, Anwar did not provide a list to YDPA because there is no such a ‘list’. Would PDRM still want to see Anwar? - Fairplay

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Anwar from prison to palace...

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Is Anwar for real this time?.

I happened to meet Nurul Izzah the other day, and apparently the focus of our chat had to be her father's audience with the King on Tuesday. I cannot quote the conversation here, but I can sum up that Anwar is not going to the Palace empty-handed this time, and he has indeed anticipated several possible consequences, although no conclusion can yet be drawn at this moment.

Of course, many observers are of the opinion that Anwar is playing the "crying wolf" game again. We can still remember very well September 16 in 2008, the day he had claimed there would be a change of government at the federal level. We all know this didn't happen.

Some have counted three wolf-crying instances and this is going to be his fourth attempt! Nonetheless, some others are of the view that the situation is quite different this time, and it could be real this time! Their argument: the King is willing to grant him an audience.

Logically speaking, Anwar should have some very solid evidence with him, such as a statutory declaration signed by the MPs, in order to convince His Majesty that he really has the numbers to form the new government.

Anwar knows very well that if he doesn't have any solid evidence in hand, yet claims to have the numbers to seek the royal consent to form the government, the consequences could be grave, and could very much cost him his political career.

The mood has somewhat altered during the past several days. Three weeks ago, when Anwar first announced that he would seek an audience with the King to form the new government, public response was more of skepticism. But after he announced the date of the royal audience last week, many became half skeptical, and his political rivals who used to jeer at him became tensed up.

Umno leaders, in particular, have been trying to confirm Anwar's claim, making guesses who in their midst could be possible defectors to Anwar's camp. This thing never before happened to a united and confident Umno of the past. The thing is: Umno is today divided with several warlords each reigning over his own faction. Cohesiveness is lacking, and this creates a rare opportunity for defection.

The relationship between Umno and PPBM has soured around the Sabah state elections. Umno leaders and grassroots feel that they have been taken for a ride by PPBM. They say Umno lost some of the seats because of leg-pulling by PPBM. The appointment of Hajiji Noor as chief minister has further accentuated such frustration.

The overlapping of seats between Umno and PPBM is a course of concern for many in Umno that PPBM could take away more of their seats in future. After the Sabah elections, there have been calls for the party to break its ties with PPBM. Those with vested interests have even proposed to collaborate with Anwar to take out Muhyiddin!

Like Anwar, Umno also wants to take out Muhyiddin, but they differ in their ulterior motives. While Anwar hopes the King will grant him the consent to form the new government, Umno wants a snap poll. Of course, luck may be on Anwar's side this time.

The coronavirus outbreak is now in the third wave as we see sharp rises in daily new infection numbers. With the Sabah elections largely blamed for the latest spike, holding a snap election anytime soon is a no-no.

Having GE15 now will send the COVID-19 situation out of hand and may trigger a powerful backlash among the people. Given such consideration, a snap poll is obviously not the most advisable option at this moment.

Hangpa faham2 mai...

Another option is to allow the leader with majority support in the Parliament to form the new government. Anwar will get this opportunity if he really has the numbers, provided that he can prove the numbers, not just a razor-thin majority but convincing enough. Muhyiddin's weakness lies with the fact he only commands a very small majority in the Parliament.

Anwar may not get the mandate if he only has a tiny majority to start with. Even if he manages to put up his government, its fate will not be any better than Muhyiddin's.

The thing is, by any calculation it is hard to come up with a majority number that is solid enough. The three parties of Pakatan Harapan only have a total of 91 seats and GPS Sarawak has repeatedly denied it will support Anwar, while PAS is firmly behind Muhyiddin.

Meanwhile, Mahathir's gang of six has drawn the line and Warisan will most likely go Mahathir's way, as PPBM and allies naturally back their president Muhyiddin. We are then left with only Umno! It is impossible for all Umno reps to turn to Anwar, and those who have been named have rushed to deny allegiance, and have even lodged police reports.

It remains a myth how many people Anwar actually has on his side. Perhaps Anwar's plan is to change the position of GPS and Warisan to command a stable majority in the Parliament, once he is granted the consent to form the new government, and then motivate more Umno and PPBM, even PAS reps to join him to achieve what he claimed a strong and solid majority.

And the threshold is right at the Palace. It doesn't matter whether it's going to be front door, back door, or side door. The question now is: can he cross the threshold? Politics is the art of the impossible. There's no way for us to draw any conclusion now. - Tay Tian Yan, Sin Chew Daily

Media yg siarkan senarai MP2 berkenaan ialah The Coverage yg dah banyak siarkan artikel2 anti-PH.Puak2 PPBM/UMNO sambung dgn mengedar ke media2 sosial senarai PALSU dari The Coverage itu dan ini dijadikan bahan utk mengenakan Anwar. Padahal senarai tersebut bukan seperti apa yg ada ditangan Anwar....

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Landskap politik negara pasca 1013....

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Hantu2 mengarang senarai palsu mengenai siapa sokong Anwar dan edarkan di medsos.

Walaun pun ramai percaya tapi MP yang sertai semua diam membisu. Atuk mati kutu. Pak lebai bengang nak sokong side mana. Dan pak lebai pun tertanya-tanya siapa di kalangan pak lebai yang sign SD sokong Anwar. Boleh jadi senarai itu palsu atau wakil rakyat Umno itu main wayang. Depan kata palsu tapi diam2 setuju sebab habuan menunggu. 

Semua jadi celaru dan buntu kerana Anwar buat kerja dalam diam2, tiba2 terus umumkan semasa kempen di PRN Sabah. "Saya dah ada cukup majoriti untuk bentuk kembali kerajaan PH bersama sokongan MP lain" kata Anwar. Yang mula2 meloncat ialah Atuk. Agaknya beliau itu kalau tengah nak nazak pun boleh meloncat bila terdengar Anwar nak jadi Menteri Perdana! -Akang Baim

UMNO : UMNO dijangka akan berpecah kpd 3 kumpulan. Satu yg ikut DSAI secara terang2,,.. satu lagi kumpulan lalang yg mengambil sikap 'tunggu dan lihat' perkembangan dan satu kumpulan lagi kekal dgn BN yg asal bersama MCA dan MIC.

Bersatu : Bersatu dijangka akan berpecah kpd 2 kumpulan. Satu akan kekal setia dgn Muhyiddin, dan satu kumpulan lagi, terutama majoriti kumpulan yg melompat dari UMNO pasca PRU14 akan menjadi lalang. Kumpulan ini secara senyap2 akan menyokong kerajaan PH 2.0 dari belakang.

PAS : PAS seperti dijangka.. akan kekal bangang sampai kiamat. - Muhammad Yahaya

Dengaq kata yang DAP hanya bagi sokongan tapi tak menyertai kabinet...kalu gitu ada lagikah suara sasau nak ratib kerajaan DAP? Kabinet tanpa DAP! DAP dah sedia berkorban demi negara lebih cemerlang!

Kononya ada dua MP dari parti agama bulan tak purnama akan lompat dan menyokong kerajaan baru , pihak ibu pejabat parti itu yang beralamat di Jln Raja Sungai telah mengeluarkan amaran keras. Sesiapa yang melompat, hukumnya kapiaq dan kalu mati, tidak lagi sekadar ditanam di jirat, sebaliknya akan dibakaq. "Terbakaq dihutan nampak apinya, terbakaq dihati tak sapapun yang tahu..." 

Ramai orang khuatir Anwar dah berjinak2 dengan UMNO dan silap haribulan dia pulah ditelah oleh geng penyangak dalam parti penyamun itu. Walau bagaimana pun soal baik atau buruk UMNO tak payah cakap kat Anwar. Dia lebih kenai UMNO dari orang UMNO sendiri... - TS

Takat ni yang dok meroyan teruk ialah PAS. UMNO senyap, Zahid senyap, Najib senyap, Nazri Aziz senyap, Ku Li pun senyap. Barangkali si Taki sedih pasai jawatannya akan hilang jika peralihan itu jadi kenyataan. Bekas banduan jadi PM taklah pelik! Tapi yang pelik gi sokong bekas PM bakal jadi banduan...

Ramai MP dan NGO buat report polis,awat depa ingat Anwar nak lari ke? Dia dah duduk dlm pagar besi bebelas tahun sebelum depa ni kenai apa itu politik,tolol... Mudah2an Anwar  jadi PM! bukan apa, aku nak tau pasai apa si Mahathir ni takut sangat dia jadi PM?  Apa2 pun yang penting dalam perhitungan ini adalah... - TS

Fight for Putrajaya: As Oct 13 looms, 

guessing and speculations mount...

So Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has been granted what he has always wanted – an audience with the Yang di-Pertuan Agong to, in his own words "present documentation of the strong and convincing majority of MPs" supporting him, which he first proclaimed at a press conference on September 23.

It's not difficult to recall that at that press conference, Anwar claimed he had the majority support which he described as "solid and convincing" for him to take control of Putrajaya as "the government of Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin has fallen".

He announced also that he was supposed to have an audience with the Yang di-Pertuan Agong a day earlier, i.e. Sept 22 (which Istana Negara later confirmed) but this was postponed as the King was unwell.

Istana Negara confirmed that the Yang di-Pertuan Agong had been admitted to the royal ward at the National Heart Institute on Sept 21. According to Anwar. he could not, or rather would not, give details i.e. the numbers he had without first informing the King which is "the proper thing to do".

Now that he has been granted an audience scheduled for Tuesday October 13 at Istana Negara, he will have the opportunity he has been seeking, to make good his words. At stake is not only his reputation and credibility but also his political career. To say it straight, quite a number of people have cast doubts even to the point of ridiculing his claims of having the numbers.

Detractors jumped in to draw parallel to the claims he made in 2008 that he had the numbers to wrest federal power which did not materialize. Why? The answer one gets depends on whom one talks to. But all that is in the past which has no consequences to what we are seeing now.

When Anwar made his announcement on Sept 23, many a political observer went on record to say the opposition leader needed to give proof to what he was saying but at the same time not go all the way to dispel his claims outright. In short, they were unsure as to what the real or actual picture was.

Now a political observer tells me, "Anwar's audience with the King would be helpful to put an end to speculations and guessing game which have left the Muhyiddin government on shaky grounds ever since Anwar made the claims of having a convincing majority".

The Muhyiddin administration on shaky grounds, I agree. I'm sure many would say that is stating the obvious – what with the government's razor-thin majority in the Parliament and the dispute over Perikatan Nasional among the parties in government.

The observer went on to say that since Anwar's claims of having the majority, "Muhyiddin has been quite mute in trying to disapprove Anwar's claims, thereby fueling much speculation." If I may add, Muhyiddin's response was to state that he was still prime minister until proven otherwise.

In a statement issued hours after Anwar made the claims, Muhyiddin said this (Anwar's) claim "needs to be proven through the processes and procedures determined by the Federal Constitution, and without undergoing that process Anwar's statement is a mere allegation".

Critics and detractors of Anwar stepped in to "advise"the opposition leader to prove his numbers in the Parliament, but his supporters retorted, saying the Parliament would only reconvene in November and only the prime minister can request for a special sitting. This was confirmed by Speaker Datuk Azhar Harun. And Anwar's supporters say it would be "far fetched", to put it mildly, to expect Muhyiddin to call for a special Dewan Rakyat sitting just for Anwar to prove his numbers.

And they are skeptical that even in the event of Anwar putting up a motion of no confidence against the prime minister, it would be accepted by the Speaker. And even if the motion is accepted, they say there is no guarantee it will be tabled in November or any other time, pointing to Tun Mahathir Mohamad's no confidence motion against Muhyiddin. Although accepted by former Speaker Tan Sri Mohd Ariff Yusof, it has not seen the light of day, as "government matters always take precedence in Parliament".

Hence, Anwar's best option is naturally to seek an audience with the Yang di-Pertuan Agong. The Constitution allows the Yang di-Pertuan Agong to decide whether to ask a prime minister who has lost support to resign or dissolve the Parliament paving the way for election.

The Constitution also stipulates that the Yang di-Pertuan Agong is empowered to appoint as prime minister the Member of Parliament "who in his judgment is likely to command the confidence of the majority of members of the House". The Yang di-Pertuan Agong is key to the matter as the final decision rests with His Majesty.

News of Anwar's audience with the Yang di-Pertuan Agong comes at a time when Muhyiddin is finding his popularity sliding among a substantial number of Malaysians, in particular over his Perutusan Khas a few days ago with regards to the COVID-19 pandemic. We have been reading and hearing of what the prime minister said. So too the criticisms hurled. Hence I will not be repeating what has been said and what is being said. I'll end by saying this: October 13 Tuesday is a big day. - Mohsin Abdullah

Throwing a spanner into 

Anwar's 'dreamworks'...

Anwar Ibrahim’s bid to become prime minister could not have come at a worse time. He had just stated that he had an overwhelming number of MPs supporting him and that the present government under Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin had fallen when the Yang Di-Pertuan Agong fell ill and had to be treated at the IJN Kuala Lumpur. The King is now recuperating and has decided to grant an audience to Anwar on October 13.

Since Anwar made his startling statement, many new developments have taken place to his disadvantage. There has been a dramatic spike in Covid-19 infections, and the whole nation is focused on this serious health issue. A change of government at this juncture could upset a wide range of activities planned to contain the pandemic and the socio-economic problems.

The King had already previously firmly stated that national and political stability are crucial to deal with the pandemic. A change in the top administration of the country will mean it will be back to square one.

A number of Umno MPs whom Anwar must have depended on providing the overwhelming numbers have since backtracked. Anwar’s deal with some Umno members and leaders - allegedly that they will be freed from corruption charges - has surprised DAP. It is uncertain whether DAP will live by its high ideals and principles or compromise for power and positions. This will be an important decision for the party.

Anwar’s rejection of support from Dr Mahathir Mohamad’s Pejuang means that the bad blood between them will continue. Mahathir could thwart Anwar’s chances as combined with Shafie Apdal’s Warisan party; he has a sizeable number of MPs. These MPs will be a swing factor in any confidence vote in parliament. More than that, Mahathir might think that Anwar is out for vengeance and will do the utmost to prevent the latter from becoming prime minister.

The victory in the just concluded Sabah state polls has boosted Muhyiddin’s position although the resulting spike from the Covid-19 cases has somewhat dampened it. Although the PM has a tenuous grip with a razor-thin parliamentary majority, most Malaysians feel that given the health and socio-economic problems to worry about, the present government should be allowed to continue.

A new government cannot do much more than the present one due to the economic slowdown and financial constraints imposed by the massive socio-economic stimulus packages to contain the pandemic.

A snap election is out of the reckoning considering the ‘election spike’ in Covid-19 infections in Sabah. The King, given his present state of health, is not going to opt for the onerous interviews with Anwar’s supporters. The King cannot be just content with Anwar’s statutory declarations but will need more solid proof to oust Muhyiddin.

Most probably the King will ask Anwar to wait for the next parliamentary sitting to test a vote of confidence against the PM. A lot of things can change in the interim, and it also gives Muhyiddin time to shore up support for his leadership. It is said that politics is the art of the possible. Whether Anwar has the ‘overwhelming numbers’ or is going to give Malaysians an ‘overwhelming shock’ will be known soon. - V Thomas

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