Recalcitrant Khalid Ibrahim split opens up a Pandora's box two Cabinet post is offered PAS

Pas Ready to consider alliance with UMNO if  two Cabinet post is offered to us 

The people of Selangor must now come together as ONE to oppose the forces that robbed them of the government that they voted and elected ibto office. The state government IS a Pakatan government, NOT some lone ranger independent assemblyman cowboy "government"! It is utterly ridiculous that in such modern times, such foollery and comical arrangements could be allowed to happen. What an insult to principles and intelligence! And what a travesty of justice! Selangorians have indeed been taken for a ride by Khalid and his co-conspirators. What a Putsch!he move by the DAP and PKR Excos has been anticipated and Khalid and his team of strategists are prepared. Every move you guys made from the beginning of the Kajang Folly until now has been checkmated. Don't you think it is time to change strategists and stop those knee-jerk reactions like asking the PAS Exco not to turn up for the meeting. You guys may be seasoned politicians but have been shown to be like a bunch of amateurs by Khalid. You thought you can bully him into submission but you have grossly underestimated him.

Do not underestimate the siren call of procrastination. Fudge always remains an option when you have to straddle irreconcilables like he unconstitutional power grab in Selangor The public school of politics has only one subject in its tutorials: Events. The big boys of PAS have been playing truant, lulled by an imposter's mantra.Khalid Ibrahim  convinced them that delay is a solution simulated disputes, like over the status of Selangor UMNO had been as worried over the climate change in Selangor as it was over climate change in Copenhagen, it would have foreseen the tsunam The most silent group in this scenario appears not to be BN assemblypersons though. Following Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin’s announcement of the full public support from the 12 BN assemblypersons towards TSKI, the question remains on where the PAS assemblypersons stand.
The speed with which the sultan had stonewall Pakatan consented to the sackings of the six PKR and DAP executive councillors.only took 2 hours
The sultan Selangor also must listen to the people choice whom they want as leader because the state is ruled by the law of constitutional monarchy and not absolute monarchy

PAS misogyny is the hatred  women like PKR president Dr Wan Azizah Wan Ismail But coming to the theme of fruition of nurtured ambition to become Ministers UMNO to offer two Cabinet post to PAS for helping to grab Selangor from PKR
 PKR president Dr Wan Azizah Wan Ismail   has not even submitted the name to the sultan as yet,how do  PAS know that Selangor palace has rejected theproposal  candidate.Now THIS is the PAS collegium system of appointing Selangor state menteri besarDr Wan Azizah Wan Ismail said these provisions would compromise Selangor palace independence.there is a campaign to defame Selangor palace don't shake the confidence of people with  Selangor palace as an institution PKR insisted yesterday that Datuk Seri Dr Wan Azizah Wan Ismail remains its sole candidate for Selangor mentri besar, despite the issue possibly souring ties between the party and its allies in PAS.

Speaking on the matter again last night, Dr Wan Azizah herself indicated that PKR will not back down on the issue and PAS must consider the decision.

“Our party has one candidate, they have to consider that. This is our choice, our party’s choice,” the PKR president told reporters after her party’s political bureau meeting.PAS believes it has undergone that made them more moderate and therefore acceptable to non-Malay voters. This is rarely the case. In fact, many non-Malay votes will not be given to PAS had PAS not been part of the PR coalition.

Malay Mail Online reported yesterday that PAS officials said the closed-door emergency meeting between PKR’s Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim and PAS president Datuk Seri Abdul Hadi Awang in Terengganu on Monday did not result in any resolution to the protracted dispute as both party leaders would not budge from their respective positions.

The deadlock fuels speculation that the fledgling Pakatan Rakyat (PR) pact could be heading for a break-up over the MB crisis.

PAS is in no position to ask anything. PR and DAP please stick to yours guns as you have your own reasons and stop being held to ransom by PAS.enough us enough.They’ve shown us their true colours – and these aren’t pretty.The intention of Menteri Besar Abdul Khalid Ibrahim to form his own government to rule Selangor with PAS and Umno will not merely lead to the implementation of hudud that PAS has been talking about.

It will also encourage more religious extremists and racial bigots to come forward, especially those PAS and Umno leaders who e known to be religious extremists and racial bigots,

 Some progressives in PAS have decided to take a stand on the side of Pakatan Rakyat in order to ensure the alternative to UMNO-BN remains to continue our quest for change and good governance. Long live a two party system in our country. They must bring forward the August 17 meeting of PAS Council and decide PAS’s future. Resolve this important issue of whether to stay or leave Pakatan Rakyat.

PAS will not work with Umno in Selangor, vowed its deputy president Mohamad Sabu today, a day after Tan Sri Abdul Khalid Ibrahim sacked six DAP and PKR executive councillors from his government.

Mohamad said there was no way for PAS to work with the Barisan Nasional (BN) component party in Selangor and, at the same time work, with Pakatan Rakyat (PR) in other states.

"PAS will stick with PR," he said, shooting down talks that the Islamic party will join hands with Umno in the ongoing Selangor menteri besar impasse.He stressed that PR still holds the majority in Selangor to retain the state government despite Khalid's move to fire the six executive councillors.

Khalid kept only four exco members from PAS after the dramatic falling out with his former party PKR, which is seeking to remove him as menteri besar.

Mohamad, popularly known as Mat Sabu, said sacking the excos was Khalid's call.

He said it was normal in a fight for power in politics.

"PAS is with PR. There will be no split. Khalid is an independent.

By a strange twist of fate, PAS is poised to play a role opposite of what it did in the unconstitutional power grab in Perak in 2009.  Then, PAS was the victim; now, it is the potential culprit.

In 2009, PAS Menteri Besar Nizar Jamaluddin was unconstitutionally ousted through an Umno conspiracy with the cooperation of the Palace.

In 2009, PAS Menteri Besar Nizar Jamaluddin was unconstitutionally ousted through an Umno conspiracy with the cooperation of the Palace.

Today, Selangor Menteri Besar Tan Sri Abdul Khalid Ibrahim is attempting to kick ruling coalition Pakatan Rakyat out of the state government with what he alleged as the support of PAS.

If he succeeds, that would mean Selangor will be run by a PAS-Umno coalition.

And that would further mean that PAS would have committed two grand betrayals. 

First, it betrays its coalition partners PKR and DAP and the political ideals shared by all the three partners.

Second, it betrays the Selangor electorate who had given Pakatan Rakyat whopping support, giving the latter more than two third majorities in the assembly.  That support was intended for the PKR-PAS-DAP coalition, and certainly not meant for PAS-Umno coalition.

A PAS-Umno coalition in Selangor would further mean that the Malaysian political landscape would be reshaped throughout the country as Umno/BN (with PAS as a member or an ally) vs Pakatan (PKR + DAP).

From PAS’s point of view, as a political party, it will have to consider whether such a reconfiguration will result in the party winning more parliamentary and state seats throughout the nation, and what its position and influence will be in the family of BN.

As for the Malaysian electorate, the question to be asked is: will they ever forgive PAS for these grand betrayals?

PAS Central Committee will meet on August 17 to make supposedly its final decision as to where it stands on the current Selangor crisis.  Whatever decision it makes, it will be another major landmark of Malaysian politics

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