Analysis of PAS 2009 party election

The result of PAS party election was announced last Saturday(6/6/2009). Nasharruddin Mat Isa was elected as the winner of deputy presidency of PAS with a majority of 199 votes against Husam Musa and Mohd Sabu. When N.Mat Isa declared as the winner,the representatives of the 'Muktamar'(AGM)cheered him no more.

Some political analyst claim that Ulama(Islamic scholars), incluse of PAS president Abdul Hadi Awang and deputy president N.Mat Isa stil control the leadership of PAS. However, I beg to differ.

1)Husam Musa and Mohd Sabu, the candidates of deputy presidency who belong to 'Erdogan'(Professional)faction gained 53% of the votes of central delegates.
N.Mat Isa had actually been given a warning by rank and file of PAS that he should not go on having meeting with BN-Umno in order to form a unity government with BN.

2)Three vice-presidents and more than twelve central committee members who incline to Pakatan Rakyat(PR) and 'Erdogan'faction of PAS were elected. So 'Erdogan' faction actually had captured the central committee of PAS. It denotes that members of PAS reject the suggestion of forming unity government with BN.

The idea of forming a unity government with BN is just a tactic of PAS in gaining the leadership and premiership of PR which will most probably be given the mandate to rule Malaysia in the next general election of Malaysia.

Will BN, it is more probable to say Najib agree to form a unity government with PAS?No, definitely.

1)If a unity goverment of BN and PAS were to be established, th pre-conditions of PAS will definitely be the setting up of a PAS' version of Islamic State and premiership of Malaysian government. Najib will not take the risk to set up such a kind of government at the expense of losing the support of other component parties of BN and polarised the plural society of this beautiful nation,Malaysia.

2)PAS does know that it will deprive itself of the growing support of non-Muslim forever if it fuses with BN. So, it is not wise for PAS to take such a step to form a unity government with BN which highly unpopular to both Chinese and Indian Malaysian.PAS will also be rejected by its own grassroot members too.

So, it is still a good option for PAS to remain in PR so that it will be part of federal government of Pakatan Rakyat(People's Alliance) which different component parties respect each other.

Vote for change!

Vote for change! all my dear friends.

If you have friends who are the residents and electors of Kuala Terengganu, ask them to vote for Pakatan Rakyat.

If one votes for BN it means one approves of what BN has been doing and all its policies.

BN is a corrupt political league,it is bribing the constituents of KT by giving the people of KT a lot of grants and allocation. It is BN's tactics during the election period.

My great friends, tell BN that it is wrong and teach them a lesson by voting for PR as well as Pas. PR needs your votes to boost its morale and momentum.

PR needs your votes to show that you agree with PR what it has been doing and practising.

Vote for change!

Will PAS join BN, should PR be given the mandate by rakyat to rule, but not setting up Islamic State?

Will PAS join BN, should PR be given the mandate by rakyat to rule,but not setting up Islamic State?

If the current political situation remains and BN does not bring about changes in its policies, ideologies and strategies, most probably BN will become opposition parties in the next general election.

So, if the change of government takes place and PR wins with a slim majority, it is highly likely that PAS will act as a kingmaker.

The current President of PAS Dato Sri Abdul Hadi Awang did mention in Harakah that PAS will not join the Cabinet if the majority of Cabinet Ministers are not Muslim and Islam nation is not set up.

Will PAS leave PR and join BN after the next general election, should PR be given the mandate to rule by the rakyat, but not setting up PAS version of Islamic State?It is opined that PAS will not join BN for the following reasons.

1)The grassroot members of PAS will not agree with PAS leadership to form the government with BN.

2)The grassroot members and UMNO supreme council will not allow PAS version of Islamic State to be set up.

3)The grudge between PAS and Umno is so deep that both parties will not co-operate. PAS trust DAP and PKR more.

4)What about the other component parties of BN?Do they support the PAS version of Islamic State that implements Hukum Hudud? Will Umno take the risks of separating with the other component parties of BN by forming government with PAS?

If PAS intends neither to form government with BN nor PR, it is possible that both PR and BN will form a unity government? Will PAS accept being marginalised?

So, for the reasons mentioned above,PAS will not break up with PR in these few decades, should PR be given the mandate to rule by the rakyat. PAS is given less option.