Stop blaming Umno, 'bully victim' PAS told
MalaysiaKini.com
Oct 1, 2014

Continuing the needling of PAS, Federal Territories Umno Youth chief Mohd Razlan Muhammad Rafii tells the Islamic party not to blame others for its predicament.

He lashed out at PAS MP Nik Mohamad Abduh Nik Aziz (right) for claiming that Umno is the party that has ‘bullied’ PAS for a long time and not its allies in Pakatan Rakyat.

"Such a reasoning can be attributed to being not very intelligent or coming from a greenhorn who likes blaming Umno for the mistakes of his party leaders.

"Nik Abduh still does not want to hurt PKR and DAP," he added on Umno Online today.

Pointing out that Umno and PAS are political rivals and therefore the question of bullying does not arise, Razlan said in Pakatan, "they sleep on one pillow but have different dreams".

Razlan claimed that DAP's "bullying" of PAS was nothing new and the Malays in the state realised this, but the PAS central leadership continued to be blind and deaf while blaming Umno.

'A signal that PAS is heading to the end'

"PAS leaders forget easily. The seeds of hate sowed in PAS are so great that its members are willing to challenge the current PAS leadership because of their greed for titles and positions.

"PAS’ failure to control its members, especially the Anwarinas (those who are seen as pro-Anwar Ibrahim) is something sad and signals that PAS is heading towards the end," he added.

As for DAP, he reminded PAS that the former would not budge an inch from defending the party constitution, as seen in the Allah row, the pig abattoir issue in Kedah when PAS was in power and the Selangor crisis.

"From the small to the big issues, DAP does not deviate from its struggle.

"But PAS uses religion in a haywire manner to court its lover (DAP), even though at times, it appears as if PAS has come out of Islam," he added.

Urging PAS leaders to realise the truth, Razlan said they should not blame Umno for their follies.

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