Go ahead Umno! Do Malaysians a big favour! PLEASE pull out of UG!!!

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Umno continues to support their corrupt and world’s biggest kleptocrat Najib “1MDB” Razak. - Facebook image

Go ahead Umno! Do Malaysians a big favour! PLEASE pull out of UG!!!

 KUALA LUMPUR, Feb 6, 2024: After more than a year, it is clear that the corrupt Barisan Nasional (BN), read as Umno, is insincere in its commitment to Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim’s Madani Unity Government (UG).

It was reported that some Umno division chiefs want Umno to pull out of the UG just because the disgraced and shameless world’s biggest kleptocrat, former premier Najib “1MDB” Razak, has not been given a full pardon.

It is because of the corrupt Najib that the Umno-led BN was toppled by Malaysians (voters) after some six decades of governance.

So, please do the rakyat dan negara (people and country) a BIG Favour - pull out of the UIG!!!

Government (147)																			Confidence & Supply (6)	Opposition (69)
PH				BN				GPS				GRS			WARISAN	KDM	PBM	IND	PN	PN		MUDA
81				30				23				6			3	1	1	2	6	68		1
40	31	8	2	26	2	1	1	14	5	2	2	4	1	1					6	43	25
DAP	PKR	AMANAH	UPKO	UMNO	MCA	MIC	PBRS	PBB	PRS	PDP	SUPP	GRS	PBS	STAR	WARISAN	KDM	PBM	IND	BERSATU	PAS	BERSATU	MUDA

Umno has only 26 MPs in the 222-seat Parliament. But the Umno-led BN has 30 seats.

Even if BN pulls out its support for UG, Anwar can still govern with a simple majority of 117 MPs (provided there are no political frogs) or more with frogs pledging support for the UG.

Should Anwar and his UG fall due to political frogs, come the next general election which must be held in 2027, Malaysians are expected to come back even stronger for PH.

The voters are expected to punish BN-Umno even more severely, perhaps reducing Umno MPs to fewer than 10.

So, PLEASE, PLEASE! Go ahead and pull out of UG.

Malaysians, or rakyat’s power, will eventually decide in the next general election.

No News Is Bad News reproduces below a news report on what’s happening in Umno:

Some division chiefs want Umno to pull out of unity govt, says leader

Certain groups are said to have voiced displeasure over Najib Razak’s failure to obtain a full pardon.

Elill Easwaran - 06 Feb 2024, 8:30am

Umno division leaders at the meeting on Sunday to discuss the decision on Najib Razak’s application for a pardon. (Facebook pic)

PETALING JAYA: The special closed-door meeting on Sunday between Umno president Ahmad Zahid Hamidi and division leaders saw a call for the party to withdraw its support for the unity government, says a leader.

Speaking on condition of anonymity, the leader said several division leaders supported the call after former prime minister Najib Razak failed to get a full pardon for his conviction in the SRC International case.

However, the leader said withdrawing from the unity government would be “risky” for the party.

“The party is currently not in good shape. We will lose strength and bargaining power if we pull out of the government,” he said.

He said several groups of division leaders also personally reached out to Zahid on the matter.

“These groups are not happy with Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim as he failed to help the party bring Najib back,” he said.

A pullout would not be the first time that Umno has withdrawn from the government, as it had done so in July 2021 when Muhyiddin Yassin was in power, in protest against his handling of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Another division leader, who also asked not to be named, said there is tension within the party, especially among those in Najib’s camp.

“They had hoped that Najib would get a full pardon, but it did not happen. Most of them initially agreed to work with Pakatan Harapan in hopes that Najib would be pardoned, like how Anwar was pardoned,” he said.

On Sunday, FMT reported that the 191 division leaders have been asked to collect a million signatures for a petition seeking a full royal pardon for Najib.

This follows the Federal Territories Pardons Board’s decision to halve Najib’s sentence in the SRC International case from 12 years to six, and to reduce his RM210 million fine to RM50 million.

Umno said it was saddened but respected the decision.

The party also said it will continue to seek justice for Najib in accordance with the law.