Hey MCA moron Ti: Yes, PAS is a ‘monster’

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Hey MCA moron Ti: Yes, PAS is a ‘monster’

KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 21, 2023: As long as PAS continues to maintain that Malaysia is not a secular state, it remains a “political monster” to multi-racial-multi-religious Malaysia.

PAS and Perikan Nasional (PN) are a national threat to national unity and multi-racial-multi-religious Malaysia.

And, really, why is the media still quoting Mr Nobody Ti Lian Ker, who has been rejected by voters and his party comrades.

With such garbage politicians, it is no wonder MCA and its leaders are today politically irrelevant to majority of Malaysians.

Since MCA is now also irrelevant to Barisan Nasional (BN) and Anwar Ibrahim’s Unity Government, why don’t MCA leaders join PAS and see whether its political fortunes will change in the next general election which must be held in 2027.

At least Gerakan had the courage to join the PAS-dominated PN which is helmed by the racist Muhyiddin “I Am Malay First” Yassin.

Gerakan won the Kulim seat in the Aug 12 state elections!

No News Is Bad News reproduces below the “irrelevant” news report quoting the new “PAS lover”:

Stop painting PAS as monster, forcing it into corner, says MCA senator

Datuk Seri Ti Lian Ker says political culture of checks and balances on extremism must be continued

Updated 16 minutes ago · Published on 21 Oct 2023 1:45PM

PAS should not be painted as a monster, isolated or forced into a corner, said Ti - Bernama pic, October 21, 2023

PETALING JAYA – A senator from MCA today called for an end to "PAS shaming" of anyone associated with or engaging with the Islamic party.

Datuk Seri Ti Lian Ker, who is also a former MCA vice-president, said Malaysia is a nation built on tolerance, mutual respect and consensus.

"PAS should not be painted as a monster, isolated or forced into a corner.

"This will only force them to be more radical and extreme as extremism only begets extremism," he said in a statement.

Ti said there should be greater engagement with PAS leaders and members to help them understand that our country and constitution are based on pluralism and secularism.

"In fact, prime minister, Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has extended the olive branch to PAS, and is ready to consider making the Islamist party a partner in the unity government.

"I believe there are many moderates and even liberals in PAS who can be empowered to check on the radicals or conservatives.

"This empowerment of the moderates was practised in Barisan Nasional and component parties, whereby we empowered the moderates to contain the extremists from within. 

"This practice must be continued for all parties, whether it’s DAP, Umno or PAS to walk the moderate path," he said.

Ti said the political culture of checks and balances on extremism must be continued.

"We should continue to bridge any divide through positive engagement and moderation," he added. – The Vibes, October 21, 2023