Akmal Nasrullah Mohd Nasir Dan Rafizi Ramli Ahem, Ahem Ke?

Malulah Melayu! No wonder the Chinese on both sides of the Causeway do not think much of you Johor Malays. Takde classlah! If you want to accuse PAS leaders of being crooks then make that allegation outside Parliament and dare those PAS leaders to sue you. Then go to court, do not plead not guilty, and tell the judge, “Yes, I accused the PAS leaders of being crooks. So what?”

NO HOLDS BARRED

Raja Petra Kamarudin

The PKR Johor Bahru Member of Parliament, Akmal Nasrullah Mohd Nasir, proves you can take the Malay out of the kampong but you can never take the kampong out of the Malay. A country bumpkin will still be a country bumpkin in spite of the expensive songkok you put on his head.

Would you believe that this Malay whose songkok it is too tight that it is restricting the flow of blood to his brain actually has a Bachelor of Actuarial Science and Economy (Double Major) from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, United States?

The University of Wisconsin-Madison must have lowered the bar a lot for a dimwit like Akmal to be allowed into their classroom. This partner-in-crime (ahem, ahem) of Rafizi Ramli said in Parliament today:

“Here I will like to bring up the corruption that not only confined among UMNO leaders. I read newspaper reports stating that there are PAS leaders with RM1 million in their bank accounts that have been frozen since.”

“If that is not enough, there are luxury vehicles like Vellfire, Porsche, and Range Rover worth RM2.3 million also seized. I want the minister to confirm if any PAS leaders are being investigated under the Anti-Money Laundering Act.” (READ MORE BELOW)

Akmal Nasrullah gang Rafizi Ramli…ahem, ahem

Can you imagine a Member of Parliament bringing this up in Parliament during the first day of debate on the motion of thanks of the Yang di-Pertuan Agong’s royal address? I mean, was Akmal responding to something that the Agong mentioned in his speech? If not, then why bring it up?

Surely as a Member of Parliament Akmal knows what innuendoes are.

What if a PAS Member of Parliament raises the issue of “reports regarding Anwar Ibrahim’s Sodomy 3.0 case involving his Indonesian lover” during the first day of debate on the motion of thanks of the Yang di-Pertuan Agong’s royal address and asks Anwar to reply whether this is true or not?

Can Anwar tell Parliament about the story regarding his Indonesian gay lover?

Or what if a PAS Member of Parliament raises the issue of “reports regarding Dr Wan Azizah Wan Ismail being subjected to physical abuse by her husband” during the first day of debate on the motion of thanks of the Yang di-Pertuan Agong’s royal address and asks Wan Azizah to reply whether this is true or not?

Or what if a PAS Member of Parliament raises the issue of “reports regarding Anwar’s planned vote of no confidence against Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad” during the first day of debate on the motion of thanks of the Yang di-Pertuan Agong’s royal address and asks Anwar why he called it off at the last minute.

Or what if a PAS member of Parliament raises the issue of Anwar asking Rameli Musa to pay Clare Rewcastle Brown RM1.4 million during the first day of debate on the motion of thanks of the Yang di-Pertuan Agong’s royal address and asks Anwar to explain what the purpose of this RM1.4 million payment was.

Anwar must also tell Parliament why he asked Rameli Musa to pay Clare Brown RM1.4 million

These PKR Members of Parliament do not seem to understand the purpose of Parliament. They think Parliament is where you raise false news, spread rumours and throw around innuendoes.

Malulah Melayu! No wonder the Chinese on both sides of the Causeway do not think much of you Johor Malays. Takde classlah! If you want to accuse PAS leaders of being crooks then make that allegation outside Parliament and dare those PAS leaders to sue you. Then go to court, do not plead not guilty, and tell the judge, “Yes, I accused the PAS leaders of being crooks. So what?”

By the way, I heard you and Rafizi Ramli are ahem, ahem. Is that true Akmal Nasrullah Mohd Nasir? Tanya je. That’s what I heard. Jawab, jangan tak jawab.

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(Bernama) – The first day sitting of the Dewan Rakyat today has turned into chaos when Johor Bahru MP Akmal Nasrullah Mohd Nasir questioned corrupt practices among political party leaders.

Akmal Nasrullah of PKR said this when debating on the motion of thanks of the Yang di-Pertuan Agong’s royal address, and expressed his worry concerning the corrupt practices among the leaders that were not only confined to UMNO.

“Here I will like to bring up the corruption that not only confined among UMNO leaders. I read newspaper reports stating that there are PAS leaders with RM1 million in their bank accounts that have been frozen since.

“If that is not enough, there are luxury vehicles like Vellfire, Porsche, and Range Rover worth RM2.3 million also seized. I want the minister to confirm if any PAS leaders are being investigated under the Anti-Money Laundering Act,” he said.

He also challenged UMNO and PAS leaders to publicly declare their assets to ensure integrity and transparency.

His statement was then backed by RSN Rayer (PH-Jelutong) who questioned whether the current UMNO and PAS cooperation might be due to the two parties being plagued with the same issue of corruption.

Ahmad Amzad Mohamed (PAS-Kuala Terengganu) and Che Alias Hamid (PAS-Kemaman) then demanded Akmal Nasrullah to name the PAS leaders involved or he was just making slanderous allegations.

Akmal Nasrullah, who is also PKR Youth chief, then explained that he raised the matter because he wanted the clarification from the minister so that the political party leaders would be cleared of alleged corruption.

This has caused several PAS MPs to stand up and shout ‘tarik balik’ (retract) to Akmal Nasrullah to retract his statement.

The situation continued for 10 minutes until Dewan Rakyat Speaker Datuk Mohamad Ariff Md Yusof ordered the Johor Baharu MP to retract his statement and he complied.