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Jalur Gemilang desire change, the constitution if the authorities did not appreciate the history of

Open intention of the State Assembly (Assemblyman) Kota Alam Shah from the DAP, M Manoharan to change Durian Putrajaya captured if the opponent is a sign of the real intention of the pact was to dismantle everything in this country without respect and appreciate other people's history and heritage, Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin said.

Muhyiddin see the memoranda submitted by the RS Thanenthiran
after opening the National Convention Party at PWTC Malaysia Makkal Sakti..

In fact, the Deputy Prime Minister does not rule out the possibility the opposition may also amend the Federal Constitution because he used to state the requirement to do so because not satisfied with the number of parts contained in it. 

If that happens, he is also Deputy Chairman of the Barisan Nasional (BN) said it will have a big impact, including the socio-economic structure and culture in this country, thus the people faced with an unusual phenomenon. 

"Change everything just because they (the opposition) said they had been in power ... Perhaps they are not. There is no homage to history, no rating given to what has become the property of the people of Malaysia ... not appreciate at all. So to me, this is a matter which should be a lesson by the people. 

"They do not demonstrate high moral values ​​and respect the rights, culture and heritage, the people should be able to make a difference. Everything we do since independence till today is the result of people's struggle through the BN government. That's why they want to deny everything we accomplished, "he said after opening the National Convention Party 2011 Malaysia Makkal Sakti Putra World Trade Centre (PWTC) here, today. 

Also present were the President of Makkal Sakthi, Commissioner RS ​​Thanenthiran and BN secretary-general Datuk Seri Tengku Adnan Tengku Mansor. At the ceremony, he also received a memorandum on the issue of the Indian community of Thanenthiran. 

Manoharan in newspapers on Thursday reported a personal Facebook page to inform his DAP to distribute flags in the area and refused to fly the Malaysian flag as it looked more BN than in Malaysia. 

Meanwhile, the President of the Malaysian Youth Council (MBM), Mohamed Mohamed Rapiee urged Maliki to resign because of Manoharan issued a diffuse threat. 

"Manoharan statement reflects an irresponsible. It shows a bad example to other leaders as they only need to apologize when mistakes do not charge any action. 

We hope that young people reject such leaders for trying to push the national foundation, "he said. 

Former President of the Malaysian Police (PBPM), Shafie Bakri also asked the opposition not to politicize the issue lightly, but continue to focus on building the country towards more advanced and excellent.

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Mat Sabu hits back, claims Umno near collapse

PAS is close to declaring itself victors in its contest with Umno for the Malay rural vote during Hari Raya, with its deputy president Mohamad Sabu confidently saying that “Umno is going to collapse very soon”.

The vocal leader, who has been battling criticisms for his Bukit Kepong tragedy remarks, insisted to The Malaysian Insider yesterday that the party’s Hari Raya campaign blitz had been successful in garnering more Malay support for the federal opposition.

“Our ceramahs in the suraus and the mosques have been great. Very good response from the people,” he said.

Both Pakatan Rakyat (PR) and Barisan Nasional (BN) embarked on separate pre-polls Hari Raya campaigns during the month of Ramadan, with each trumpeting their respective agendas and messages to the Malay electorate, particularly in the Malay heartlands outside the capital.

But PAS came under fire on Saturday when Utusan Malaysia quoted Mohamad as saying that the communists who attacked the Bukit Kepong police station in 1950 during the pre-Independence insurgency were heroes.

The Umno-owned newspaper accused him of disparaging the country’s armed forces and expressing support for communists but Mohamad, popularly known as Mat Sabu, has since denied the report and accused the Malay-language daily of fabricating the quote.

The incident resulted in BN lawmakers going on the offensive after months of scrambling to control the fallout from rising inflation and the July 9 Bersih rally, hoping that Mohamad’s remarks would help Umno plant seeds of doubt among the Malay electorate, for whom communism remains a bogeyman especially in the rural heartland.

Despite this, Mohamad has remained confident, choosing instead to scoff at Umno’s attacks against him and saying it was clear that the Malay party was feeling pressured and “desperate”.

“You see, I am just a very, very small person. Not a big person... but yet, they attack me... five days and five nights. They are clearly desperate,” he said.

He said during PAS’s Hari Raya campaign, party leaders have been explaining to voters Bersih 2.0’s key demands for electoral reforms, the controversies surrounding postal ballots and discrepancies found in the present electoral roll.

“Other issues include corruption, the RM24 million diamond ring scandal by the prime minister’s wife... they have not properly explained that yet,” he said.

Reaction from the public has been warming, said Mohamad, indicating a likelihood that PAS has managed to drive home its point.

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“Whatever it is, Umno is going to collapse very soon. You will see,” he said confidently.

During the entire Hari Raya festivities, PAS members aired Bersih videos and distributed some 200,000 DVDs on the tumultuous July 9 rally in their respective villages, hoping to counter police claims that no violence had been used against protestors.

The move was part of the Islamist party’s “balik kampung” programme, which ran throughout the Ramadan fasting month up until Hari Raya Aidilfitri, and was aimed at helping PAS garner more support ahead of the coming general election.

By : Clara Chooi