Critical Thoughts

When I read this news, I breathed a real huge sigh of relief. I was already prepared for the worst should the decision go the other way and PAS, for some strange and bizarre reason, decides to form a pact with the United Melaun National Organisation, or in short U.M.N.O. In fact, I was already contemplating leaving the party should my worst fears be realised and PAS abandons its principles and work with this assabiyyah/secularist/rasuah party.

Pas has rejected any coalition government with Umno or the Barisan Nasional at both state or federal level, party president Datuk Seri Abdul Hadi Awang said today, ending the controversial unity talks with its ideological nemesis that have rocked both the ruling and opposition coalitions.

“The issue of Umno’s offer to Pas therefore does not arise,” Abdul Hadi said after a rare joint meeting between Pas’s central working committee and its highest decision-making body, the Majlis Syura Ulamak (religious scholars consultative council).

Kudos goes to the party leadership for their wise decision on the matter. The time for us is nigh and we are closing on Putrajaya. I can feel it.

It goes without question that as a life member of PAS, I oppose any idea or suggestion for a muzakarah (roundtable agreement) with the secularists of UMNO. I do not think that there will be any benefit into initiating such moves, as past experiences have shown. Also, these secularists sure have a bad track record when it comes to “cooperating” with Muslims who struggle for the cause of Islam. Take the Palestinian experience for example. Remember the so-called Hamas-Fatah “unity government”? Turns out that those secularists in Fatah have an axe to grind and nearly succeeded in their coup to oust Hamas from government in Gaza. Fortunately the Hamas leadership are not stupid donkeys which Fatah thought them to be.

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Today is Nomination Day and for the next 13 days, we are going to see intense fighting, media spin and bickering of Bee Ann as they turn up the volume of their massive control of MSM (mainstream media), fortunately no search engine marketing firm would be campaigning for them. The victory of the PAS candidate for DUN Kijang due to the bankruptcy status of the BN candidate, however, speaks for itself on how low the general quality of BN candidates really are.

In other news, this blogger will take the time off blogging for a few days as he goes off to entertain an important guest who has just arrived in Malaysia with his family. That guest happens to also own and is founder of a major Islamic counter-missionary website. Insha’allah I will discuss with him about the issues regarding the Christian missionaries, as well as plans and suggestions for counter-missionary efforts.

And I don’t agree with this.

Or to be more accurate, I most certainly support the idea of putting these racist, seditious folks behind bars by going through proper procedures of getting a warrant, having them arrested and let them be charged and go through a proper trial in court under the charge of sedition and an attempt to wage war against His Majesty, the Yang di-Pertuan Agong (because this is what they are precisely trying to do).

But not by using the ISA on them. The ISA is an archaic law which should have been repealed a long time ago and worse, it just gives a moral victory to these people. It will further vindicate their position and turn them into undeserved heroes and martyrs.