Wan Azizah back in the limelight as Parti KeADILan Rakyat asserts itself

Din Merican

PKR president Datuk Seri Wan Azizah Wan Ismail is back as the face of the party in a reshuffle to assert itself as a dominant voice in the Pakatan Rakyat, where it leads with 31 MPs.

PKR de facto leader Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim yesterday tasked his wife, who quit as MP in favour of him last year, to be the party spokesperson on issues emerging in the media. The move is also seen as putting her as his successor if he is convicted of a fresh sodomy charge.

PKR insiders alluded the latest reshuffle is to strengthen the party leadership and bleed in new faces for the next echelon of leaders as the Permatang Pauh MP faces the charge brought by former aide Saiful Bukhari Azlan. “With the current political climate there is no telling what will happen next.” said PKR Kapar MP S Manikavasagam. He said Wan Azizah has led PKR for over a decade and has emerged as a leader in her own right who draws crowds just like her husband.

Machang MP Saifuddin Nasution said Wan Azizah had never stopped carrying out her functions as PKR president but was out of the media spotlight when Anwar returned to parliament as the opposition leader. Other party insiders said the latest move came as PKR has not played its role as the dominant opposition party despite having the most number of MPs in the Pakatan Rakyat.

“Unlike DAP or PAS there is virtually no statements on Government policy from PKR and the move by Anwar to get Wan Azizah to step up to the plate is both timely and necessary,” one told The Malaysian Insider. Since coming together as an electoral pact, senior PKR leaders have fallen behind their Pakatan counterparts such as DAP supremo Lim Kit Siang and his son, party secretary-general Lim Guan Eng, who issue statements on policies every other day.

Party insiders who spoke on condition of anonymity pointed out that Wan Azizah has been out of the public spotlight ever since she made way for Anwar to win the Permatang Pauh by-election. She has been comfortable with handing over the running of PKR to Anwar, they said. However PKR is now amending its constitution to enable grassroots supporters to have more say in the party and Wan Azizah in the forefront of implementing and explaining these changes.

Among changes are the appointments of more vice-presidents to represent various pressure groups while allowing members to elect leaders at the central level.

Sdr Mansor Othman Sebagai Calon PKR di Penanti

– KENYATAAN MEDIA UNTUK EDARAN SEGERA –
28 April 2009

(Permatang Pauh, Pulau Pinang) Sesudahnya tsunami politik Mac 2008, rakyat Malaysia kembali ke peti undi sebanyak lima kali. Empat darinya kita menyaksikan rakyat Malaysia memilih Pakatan Rakyat, yang kelimanya walaupun dicemari politik wang dan penipuan, menunjukkan betapa rakyat begitu mengidamkan perubahan dan politik baru di negara ini.

Mesejnya jelas. Rakyat Malaysia mahukan perubahan dan menidakkan pemerintahan BN yang dikuasai Umno. Mereka mendakap perjuangan Pakatan Rakyat yang mahukan rakyat bersatu padu dan berusaha membasmi rasuah serta memastikan tidak ada lagi kaum yang dipinggirkan, baik Melayu mahupun kaum bumiputera Sarawak dan Sabah.

Oleh itu saya dengan sukacitanya ingin mengumumkan calon KEADILAN bagi kawasan Penanti pada pilihanraya 31 Mei ini ialah En. Mansor bin Othman. Beliau merupakan Ketua Bahagian KEADILAN Balik Pulau dan Timbalan Pengerusi Perhubungan Negeri KEADILAN Pulau Pinang. Beliau juga telah berkhidmat selama 10 tahun sebagai Ahli Majlis Pimpinan Tertinggi Parti Keadilan Rakyat dan Timbalan Pengarah Pilihanraya Pusat KEADILAN. En. Mansor Othman juga telah berkhidmat dengan saya yang pada ketika itu merupakan Timbalan Perdana Menteri sebagai Setiausaha Politik dari tahun 1996-1998.

Beliau telah mencurahkan tenaga demi membawa pembangunan ke Pulau Pinang dan saya yakin beliau bersedia untuk berkhidmat untuk penduduk Penanti sepenuh jiwa dan raga.

En. Mansor merupakan pemegang ijazah sarjana dari Universiti Sains Malaysia dan sarjana falsafah serta sarjana sastera dari Universiti Yale. Beliau merupakan Profesor Madya di USM dan Pengarah Pusat Kajian Dasar. Beliau secara aktif berusaha meningkatkan taraf pendidikan dan program belia di Pulau Pinang dengan penglibatan sebagai ahli Jawatankuasa Pendidikan Masyarakat dan Jawatankuasa Program Pembangunan Belia. Sebagai exco PEMADAM, beliau bekerja keras meningkatkan kesedaran awam berhubung penyalahgunaan serta langkah-langkah pencegahan dari terlibat dengan dadah.

Melalui program TEKUN di mana beliau sebagai Pengurus Besar, En. Mansor Othman terlibat secara aktif dalam pembangunan usahawan bumiputera, bertujuan meningkatkan kemahiran usahawan kecil dan sederhana serta membiayai usaha mereka dengan pemberian kredit mikro.

Saya merakamkan ucapan penghargaan kepada YAB Ketua Menteri Lim Guan Eng kerana sudi bersama kita malam ini dan membuktikan kepada semua keteguhan kerjasama Pakatan Rakyat. Parti Keadilan Rakyat yakin DAP dan PAS pasti bersama-sama di dalam pihanraya kecil ini bagi memastikan kemenangan Pakatan Rakyat.

ANWAR IBRAHIM

The cat and mouse game with the Royal Malaysian Police

Malaysia Today

The Special Branch wanted to know how much of these tactics were being used to enable Anwar to communicate with the outside world and thereby organise his Reformasi Movement and other political activities from behind the high walls of the Sungai Buloh Prison. NO HOLDS BARRED Raja Petra Kamarudin When I was about 11 or 12 years old, I was made to sit for an IQ test. I just enjoyed these tests because I had already done many before that. You see, my parents subscribed me to the Junior Readers Digest and every month, whenever I received my copies, I would relish reading them from cover to cover. One of my favourite chapters was the one on IQ tests. Some questions were in text format and others in graphics form. Invariably, you are asked to solve puzzles and problems and how to get over sticky situations. My favourite question was the one about the bridge closing at 7.00pm and a guard being placed in the middle of the bridge to prevent anyone from crossing it. Those on the left bank would not be allowed to cross over to the right bank and vice versa. The question was: you arrived at the bridge at 11.00pm and found the guard asleep in the middle of the bridge. If you crossed the bridge the guard would wake up and catch you trying to cross and will force you to go back the way you came. So how are you going to cross the bridge to get home? Hmm….this was one tricky question. I pondered for a while and my reply was I would quietly creep across the bridge and just before I reached the guard I would turn around and walk back the way I came. I would then make a lot of noise, which would wake the guard up. The guard, seeing that I was trying to sneak across the bridge, would chase me and catch me and force me to return to the opposite direction. And the opposite direction is where I actually wanted to go in the first place. So that would be how I would get to cross the bridge and go home. But this would mean the guard would have to be not too bright and can be easily fooled. He sees you heading back from where you came and he would think that you came from the other direction. So he would force you back to the opposite direction, thinking this is where you came from rather than this is where you actually wanted to go in the first place. Confusing? Not really. All you need to do is to create the impression that you are coming from one direction whereas you are actually coming from the opposite direction. And when they force you to return to the direction they thought you were coming from, you end up, with their help, heading for the direction you really wanted to go. And this is the cat and mouse game that one has to play with the officers in blue from the Royal Malaysian Police. The officers in the Malaysian police force rejoice when they think they have got you covered and have figured out your every move. They monitor your movements, your phone calls, those of your friends, and whatnot. If they don’t get what they want they will dig deeper. And maybe, in the end, they will find what they want to know. So you need to give them something to work on. Let them think they have got you, whereas it is you who have got them. For example, on 10 April 2001, the police picked up four people under the Internal Security Act — Tian Chua, Saari Sungib, Hishamuddin Rais and Ezam Mohd Nor. The police had been following me for three days and I knew I was also about to be picked up. I got into my car and with my wife driving we went to our daughter’s apartment. My wife noticed we were being followed. That evening, my wife went out to buy some ice cream and she saw a bunch of police officers loitering at the entrance. She knew they were waiting for me. The next morning, we left the apartment, and about one kilometre down the road, they stopped our car and took me in. I could have sneaked out the back and would have been able to give them the slip, but it was crucial that we find out what their game plan was. To cut a long 54-day story short, Anwar was facing nine criminal charges and was already convicted for the first and was facing trial for the second. He was eventually found guilty for both and his jail sentences were made to run consecutive rather than concurrent. The first conviction attracted a six-year jail sentence and the second nine years. Together with the seven months remand period during the trial, Anwar was given a 15 years and seven months jail sentence. And he still had seven more trials to go through. Anwar was probably going to be in jail for at least 100 years, which meant he was going to die in jail. My interrogation took 54 days and my signed ‘confession’ was more than 200 pages. There was a lot they asked me and a lot I told them. The most crucial piece of information they wanted was how did Anwar manage to run the Reformasi Movement from behind the high walls of the Sungai Buloh Prison? They knew the Reformasi Movement was being guided and run by Anwar. They just did not know how it was being done. I was posed this question and I spilled the beans. I could not hold anything back. The information just flowed. We meet Anwar in court during his many trials and that is when he dishes out his instructions. In fact, not only the Reformasi Movement, but also the party itself is run in this manner. We look forward to his trial dates because that is when we are able to meet Anwar and receive instructions from him. Three days later, the Special Branch officers came to see me, bringing a copy of a newspaper. “Read this,” they told me. It was the newspaper headline about the government dropping the balance seven charges against Anwar. “So, now there are no more trials. Anwar will no longer be going to court. So how are you people going to meet him now?” “Aiyah,” I said, with a very disappointed and dejected look on my face. “Now the link to Anwar has been severed. There would be no way we can continue meeting him to get further instructions from him.” I sat back and looked my Special Branch officers in the face. They had this very pleased look, as it they had pulled off the coup of the century. These are five very happy Special Branch officers. They even offered me a cigarette and ordered some Kentucky Fried Chicken for my lunch. They had broken the link of communication between Anwar and the outside world. That is the end of Anwar’s communication network. The Special Branch officers were probably made to sit for a course where they studied how Chin Peng communicated with his guerrillas in the Pahang, Perak and Kelantan jungles, plus those along the Malaysian-Thai border. I, in fact, discussed this with them and knew of the ‘dead letter boxes’ and all such primitive communication methods of 50 years or so ago. The Special Branch knew that I knew. And I knew that the Special Branch knew that I knew. So they wanted to know how much of these tactics were being used to enable Anwar to communicate with the outside world and thereby organise his Reformasi Movement and other political activities. Well, I could not hold anything back. I spilled my guts out and told them everything. And the result of that was they dropped the balance seven charges against Anwar so that he can be cut off from the outside world and can no longer direct things from behind the high walls of the Sungai Buloh Prison. But that was not really how it was done. And of course I can’t tell you how it was done in case we need to do it again. But what matters is that they believed this was how it was done and they dropped the seven charges against Anwar to ‘plug the holes’. They were one happy bunch of Special Branch officers the day they broke the news to me that they had dropped the balance seven charges against Anwar. And I had to pretend I was so disappointed and unhappy that they had outsmarted us. Yes, I bet those Special Branch officers did not have to sit for IQ tests when they were 11 or 12 years old. If not they would have had to figure out how to cross the bridge after 7.00pm when the guard is sitting right in the middle of the bridge to stop anyone from crossing. And then they would have figured out you need to fool the guard by pretending that you are crossing from one direction whereas you are actually crossing from the opposite direction. Then they would have known that, if you can successfully fool the guard, he would actually assist you to cross to the side, where you actually wanted to go. Yes, there is more I want to reveal. But let this suffice for today. In the next article we shall talk more about how to play cat and mouse games with the Malaysian police. No, nothing that has happened thus far is anything we did not want to happen. They think they have us on the run. They think they have sent us underground. Is that so? Lt Col George Armstrong Custer also thought he had the Indians on the run. By the time he realised it was the other way around, it was too late. Little Bighorn was Custer’s last stand and where the Seventh Calvary met its doom. More later, and stay safe till then.

PAS mohon suruhanjaya diraja ditubuh pulihkan negara

Suara Keadilan

Anna Yusof

KUALA LUMPUR, 28 April (SK) – Ketua Peneranga  Pas Pusat Mahfuz Omar hari ini telah memohon agar Majlis Raja-raja Melayu segera menubuhkan sebuah Suruhanjaya DiRaja bagi memulihkan nama baik negara.

Beliau menegaskan bahawa  isu pembunuhan Altantuya dan pembelian kapal selam yang dikaitkan oleh media antarabangsa dengan Perdana Menteri Najib Razak menyebabkan nama baik negara kini tercemar.

Penubuhan Suruhanjaya DiRaja itu perlu ditubuhkan setelah nama negara kini kian tercemar akibat laporan media antarabangsa yang melibatkan Perdana Menteri.

“Kita kesal bila nama baik negara kini sudah tercemar dengan dua isu ini yang dimainkan oleh media antarabangsa.

“Tun Mahathir dan Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah juga pernah meminta supaya Najib membersihkan nama beliau namun hingga ke hari ini tiada usaha ke arah itu dibuat oleh Perdana Menteri,” tegas Mahfuz.

Beliau juga menegaskan jika suruhanjaya diraja mendapati tuduhan yang dibuat oleh media antarabangsa terhadap Najib itu tidak benar maka satu tindakan undang-undang harus diambil terhadap mereka.

Mahfuz bersama Ketua Dewan Pemuda Pas Pusat, Salahuddin Ayob menyerahkan memorandum memohon penubuhan suruahnjaya diraja memulihkan nama negara kepada Penyimpan Mohor Besar Raja-Raja, Engku Ibrahim Engku Ngah pagi tadi.

Selain menyerahkan memorandum mereka juga mengadakan pertemuan ringkas dengan Engku Ibrahim bagi menerangkan tujuan permohonan tersebut dibuat.

Guna dakwat celup jari di Dun Penanti

AJK PAS Pusat, Dato’ Tuan Ibrahim Tuan Man yakin, kesedaran rakyat Pahang terhadap kepincangan BN negeri, kian meningkat. Usaha sedang dijalankan terutama di kawasan Felda, bagi menjelaskan isu-isu terkini yang membabitkan kepentingan mereka. Beliau juga mencadangkan agar SPR memulakan penggunaaan dakwat “celup jari” pada pilihan raya kecil Dun Penanti. Beliau juga turut menyedari Najib hanya menjadi boneka kepada Tun Mahathir. Ikuti interbiu eksklusif Pesuruhjaya PAS Pahang ini bersama wartawan ANIS NAZRI.

HARAKAH: PM baru, Dato’ Seri Najib Tun Razak dilihat seperti “PM boneka” apabila banyak dipengaruhi Tun Mahathir Mohamed dan ini dikatakan memberi kelebihan kepada Pakatan Rakyat. Bagaimana Dato’ melihat peranan Mahathir ini boleh meningkatkan sokongan rakyat kepada Pakatan Rakyat?

DATO’ TUAN IBRAHIM: Ada dua perkara dalam hal ini. Pertamanya, peranan Mahathir dalam ‘menentukan’ dasar negara itu dilihat sebagai kelemahan Najib sendiri sebagai PM. Campur tangan seperti Mahathirlah yang tentukan siapa boleh duduk dalam kabinet, tentukan dasar hubungan luar negara. Semua ini akan menonjolkan lagi kelemahan Najib.

Dalam Pakatan Rakyat, kita lihat Mahathir dulu turun dalam keadaan beliau dipaksa rakyat. Apabila dia kembali semula, ini akan membangkitkan semula nostalgia lama rakyat yang terguris dengannya. Dari sebelah pihak, keadaan ini memberi kelebihan dan kekuatan kepada Pakatan Rakyat.

Dengan suasana yang ada hari ini, senario pilihan raya kecil menunjukkan dokongan rakyat kepada Pakatan Rakyat cukup kuat dan ini lebih mempercepatkan lagi kemenangan Pakatan Rakyat dengan kemunculan Mahathir semula bersama Najib.

Menyentuh isu Pilihan Raya Kecil Dun Penanti, ia telah menonjolkan sikap berat sebelah SPR. Pada pandangan Dato’, adakah SPR telah bertindak menjadi perkakas BN secara langsung atau sebenarnya badan itu cuba bertindak profesional?

Seingat saya, SPR kena ingat tindakan mereka muktahir ini jelas menunjukkan ia tidak profesional. Kita nampak rakyat mula sedar SPR ini sebagai satu agen kepada BN dengan beberapa larangan-larangan yang dibuat, yang jelas menunjukkan sikapnya yang tidak bebas.

Bagaiman Dato’ melihat isu penggunaan dakwat kekal di jari pengundi? Mungkin ini masanya untuk SPR membuktikan tahap profesional mereka?

Rakyat sedang tunggu. Dalam pilihan raya dulu, SPR bertindak memperkenalkan penggunaan tersebut. Tiba-tiba ia bertindak menarik balik penggunaan itu. SPR boleh menjadikan Penanti sebagai satu medan untuk membuktikan dakwaan pembangkang selama ini berkaitan pengundian berulang ini.

Bagi PAS, SPR patut ambil peluang ini untuk melakukan perubahan dan ini memang jelas berada di dalam bidang kuasa SPR, bukan seperti yang dilakukan sekarang dengan mencampuri urusan politik kepartian. Isu dakwat ini memang di dalam bidang tugasnya. Jangan buat benda lain yang bukan bidang tugas SPR.

Sasterawan Negara, Dato’ A. Samad Said melihat perlantikan Menteri Pelajaran yang baru tidak membawa apa-apa perubahan kepada penghapusan PPSMI. Apa cadangan Dato’ untuk menyelesaikan kemelut PPSMI ini?

Gerakan untuk memansuhkan dasar ini perlu ditingkatkan. Kalau dulu menganjurkan himpunan. Kita sudah bagi masa kepada kerajaan. Kalau tiada lagi sebarang perubahan, rakyat perlu bangkit sekali lagi.

Soalnya sekarang ini, memang tidak nampak menteri baru ini utamakan rakyat. Kalau betul utamakan rakyat, awal-awal lagi boleh kembalikan dasar asal pendidikan dahulu dengan memansuhkan PPSMI ini.

Selain isu PPSMI, banyak lagi isu lain yang menggambarkan kebobrokan kepimpinan BN. Bagaimana Dato’ melihat akta ISA yang kini mendapat tentangan rakyat?

ISA ini secara jelasnya bertentangan dengan syarak. Dalam Islam, sesiapa yang dituduh perlu diberi peluang untuk membela diri. Walaupun Najib menguar-uarkan untuk mengkaji akta ini, tetapi dalam masa yang sama, baru-baru ini berlaku penangkapan di bawah akta ini. Kajian apa lagi diperlukan? Rakyat sudah muak dengan sandiwara Umno. Setiap kali naik PM baru, janji macam-macam. Sepatutnya mansuh terus bukan kaji. Biasanya, benda kaji ini benda yang tidak jelas. Yang jelas macam ISA ini, mansuh sahaja.

Berapa banyak kos akan dibazirkan jika buat kajian? Kalau Najib mahu buat perubahan, inilah masanya. Ketika inilah rakyat tunggu perubahan yang ingin dibawa Najib.

Berkaitan ISA ini, GMI akan menganjurkan satu himpunan besar-besaran yang dijangka penyertaan 100 000 peserta bagi membantah akta ini. Sejauh mana demonstrasi ini membantu untuk menghapuskan akta rimba ini?

Rakyat sebenarnya tidak suka berdemo. Tapi ini merupakan cara terakhir, kalau pemimpin tidak prihatin dengan kehendak rakyat. Jadi, apa pilihan yang ada? Itu yang rakyat turun ke jalan raya, sedangkan rakyat bukan suka sangat turun ke jalan. Kita sudah beri masa kepada kerajaan, sepatutnya masa ini mansuh terus akta itu.

Baru-baru ini, Kabinet memutuskan kanak-kanak mesti mengekalkan agama asal ketika ibu bapa berkahwin walaupun salah seorang daripada mereka menukar agama lain. Selain membelakangkan ahli agama, BN dikatakan mempunyai agenda tersendiri untuk menarik sokongan bukan Islam. Sejauhmana Dato’ melihat isu ini?

Apabila melibatkan soal agama, Kabinet tidak boleh membuat keputusan tanpa merujuk Majlis Fatwa Kebangsaan, dan majlis agama. Apabila menyentuh sahaja soal agama dia tidak boleh mengatasi bidang kuasa pihak tadi. Apabila buat keputusan bercanggah dengan syarak, Kabinet kena tanggung dosa tersebut dunia akhirat.

Bila timbul bantahan dari mufti, NGO, rakyat melihat kecelaruan tersebut. Ini akan merosakkan institusi kekluargaan. Kabinet perlu tarik balik, rujuk kembali majlis fatwa. Jika ada sekalipun agenda politik, jangan peralatkan agama. Bagi kita, kalau isunya jelas melanggar syarak, kalau guna juga ia akan ‘back fire’ kerajaan balik.

Umno Pahang dilanda krisis kebelakangan ini ekoran kecuaian melampau MBnya hingga disaman RM63juta, suatu yang boleh dielakkan. Apa yang Dato’ nampak?

Isu ini isu lama, zaman MB terdahulu. Tapi asal isu ini melibatkan kepentingan Umno. PAS Pahang membuat laporan polis tentang mengapa MB boleh bagi tanah kepada Umno. Kemudian syarikat ini pada awalnya tuntut ganti kawasan lain, tapi kerana sikap degil Umno, akhirnya kerugian ini terpaksa ditanggung rakyat.

Dulu kena RM60 juta, sekarang sudah RM63 juta. Sekarang MB minta tangguh lagi dan akan menyebabkan rakyat terpaksa menanggung kos lagi. Bagi PAS, MB sepatutnya kena menghormati keputusan mahkamah, undang-undang. Juga membuat pembayaran yang diminta. Saya rasa, jalan terbaik, kegagalan ini perlu ditanggung MB. Kita cadangkan MB dikenakan potongan gaji sebagai pengajaran kepada dia. Walaupun ia dilakukan MB dahulu, tapi kenapa dia biarkan? Hakim sudah membuat keputusan, jangan tangguh-tangguh lagi.

Sejauh mana tindakan PAS Pahang mendesak MB untuk melepaskan jawatan akibat kecuaian melampau ini?

Apa yang penting, MB dan barisan Exco perlu bertanggungjawab. Kenapa mesti rakyat Pahang yang terpaksa tanggung dalam keadaan kritikal, dengan banyak projek negeri tidak boleh berjalan dengan baik. Kita akan teruskan desakan, dia mungkin tidak akan letak jawatan, tapi ini suara rakyat kalau dia mahu dengar suara rakyat.

Kita minta dia jelaskan hutang tersebut. Kalau tangguh, akan menambah kos dengan ‘interest’nya. Jika Pakatan Rakyat menang di Pahang pun, Pakatan Rakyat terpaksa tanggung kos ini.

Dengan pelbagai konflik yang melanda Umno Pahang, namun PM baru ini dari Pahang. Di mana serba sedikit rakyat Pahang menaruh harapan tinggi kepada PM kerana berasal dari Pahang.

Apakah strategi PAS Pahang untuk meningkatkan sokongan rakyat kepada Pakatan Rakyat menjelang Pilihan Raya Umum ke-13 nanti?

Dari sudut perasaan rakyat Pahang terhadap Najib itu memang ada. Tidak boleh dinafikan, cuma rakyat perlu rasional. Perlu letak harapan kepada orang yang memang membina rakyat. Najib sudah menjadi MP berpuluh tahun, baru inilah nampak Pekan itu membangun sikit. Bukan soal kepimpinan Najib sahaja dipertikai, tapi kewibawaan parti itu dilihat secara keseluruhannya.

PAS Pahang baru siap membentangkan satu pelan induk. Kita ada jangka panjang bagi menghadapi PRU ke 13. Kita kukuhkan dengan pelan tindakan untuk menarik dokongan rakyat kepada kita.

Oktober nanti, kita akan adakan konvensyen bersama parti-parti dalam Pakatan Rakyat. Saya lihat dalam gerak kerja yang kita turun sekarang ini perlu beberapa tumpuan.

Pertamanya, Felda. Kedua, kampung tradisional yang tidak menerima maklumat menyeluruh. Dan ketiganya kekuatan kita dalam menubuhkan Kelab Penyokong PAS di kawasan-kawasan tertentu termasuk di kalangan masyarakat orang asli.

Tadi, Dato’ ada sebutkan tentang penumpuan di Felda-Felda. Mungkinkah ada strategi tertentu yang boleh dikongsi bagi menarik sokongan peneroka ini kepada Pakatan Rakyat dan adakah selama ini Dato’ berpuas hati dengan langkah-langkah yang diambil parti dalam usaha tersebut?

Mengenai Felda ini memang kita perlu membuat kajian khusus, bagaimana nak meningkatkan sokongan mereka kepada Pakatan Rakyat. Tugas PAS ialah menghapuskan tanggapan mereka bahawa seolah-olah mereka mendapat anugerah dengan penerimaan tanah oleh BN. Sedangkan dalam masa yang sama ditekan dengan harga komoditi yang tidak menentu, terpaksa tangung kos pembajaan, yang dia sendiri tidak tahu betapa kosnya.

Kita juga menubuhkan satu NGO yang dikenali sebagai Anak yang nampaknya berjaya menarik generasi kedua dan ketiga kepada Pakatan Rakyat.Memang agak susah mahu menembusi tanah rancangan ini, tapi di Jengka, ada beberapa felda yang kita tidak pernah kalah. Sampai sekarang menang, waktu kalah teruk pun, ada peti undi yang kita menang. Jadi, bagi saya jika ada tumpuan di kawasan ini, sokongan golongan ini boleh berubah. Insya-Allah. – azm _

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