Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad currently accused a antithesis of twisting a metaphor he previously used, so as to portray a statute Barisan Nasional (BN) as a "devil" as well as stimulate hatred towards a supervision ahead of a coming polls.
The country's longest serving budding minister currently lamented which Pakatan Rakyat (PR) has never praised any of BN's policies, even though a supervision had led Malaysia by a new global mercantile slowdown.
"The antithesis lives to emanate hatred against government; they forget all a great a supervision has done, as well as have people hatred a government," a former premier told a press conference at his Hari Raya open house here today.
He combined notwithstanding a mercantile downturn worldwide, Malaysia "has finished (the) best among all in conditions of mercantile growth".
"In a multi-racial country, we have finished extremely well. Why won't they (PR) discuss that?" he asked.
"If we hatred a supervision afterwards we have been similar to them (the opposition)," he added.
Dr Mahathir was currently expanding upon his new blog post where he urged Malaysians to opinion for a "devil" in BN they know rsther than than a "angels" they do not know.
"People call us a devil, but we have been a demon people know," he said.
"They have been a angel we do not know. But infrequently angels can do a lot of wrong things," he added.
Asked of a "angels" he was referring to, Dr Mahathir said, "Opposition-lah!" as well as prompting laughter from a crowd.
"T heir thought is to hatred a government, because they contend after 55 years of BN order country, it is time for change," he said. "But if they (PR) do not win (during a arriving general election), they will try to continue to win by offshoot or by crook," he added.
Dr Mahathir pronounced although shift is good, he stressed it must be for a better.
"If it is shift for something worse, afterwards they will bewail it."
In a blog posting upon Aug 22, Dr Mahathir told Malaysians which they were improved off with a "devil [they] know" in BN rsther than than a PR sovereign government, which he pronounced was likely to broke a republic with a populist promises.
"The BN has listened to a people as well as has changed many laws as well as policies. All which a people need to do is to urge a BN to carry out whatever shift a people desire.
"Better a demon we know than a angel we don't," a former budding minister had created then.
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