Perkasa chief also warns PM about losing his job if he keeps travelling overseas and boasts his group has hundreds of eminent Malays, not only 25.
In his opening speech at the Perkasa 5th annual conference, Ibrahim lashed out at minister of youth and sports Khairy Jamaluddin, former deputy minister Saifuddin Abdullah, Sabah speaker Salleh Keruak, and federal Public Accounts Committee (PAC) man Nur Jazlan Mohamed saying their criticisms of Perkasa and Isma were uncalled for.
Arguing they did not care to defend Islam or the Malays, Ibrahim also resorted to vulgar name calling, when he said, “Bangsat (bastards). Four or five Umno leaders attack Perkasa will result in more Umno members joining us” adding, “I am a hero to Islam and Malays in Malaysia.”
Not sparing the prime minister, Ibrahim said it was about time Najib Razak stopped going on so many overseas trips but focussed on domestic issues instead.
“I want to advise the PM to reduce his many overseas trips. I know some are official and leaders from other countries also travel,” said Ibrahim adding, “please reduce the number of trips and start focusing on matters in the country before you (Najib) lose your post and the government”, Ibrahim said.
Boasting that Perkasa had “hundreds of eminent people”, Ibrahim said that while the group of 25 Malays had the right to voice their opinions, they should leave others like Perkasa and Isma alone.
“In Perkasa, we have hundreds of eminent people who are better than them.”
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