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Pak Lah, Musa urged to join anti-Najib chorus

FMT Reporters

 | April 3, 2015

They should join Mahathir and Ku Li in the effort to save the nation, says Shahbudin Husin.

PETALING JAYA: Former statesmen Abdullah Ahmad Badawi and Musa Hitam have been urged to join Dr Mahathir Mohamad and Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah in speaking up against Prime Minister Najib’s administration.

Strident Najib critic Shahbudin Husin, in making the call in a blog posting, says patriotic Malaysians should welcome Mahathir’s and Tengku Razaleigh’s common stand as “good news”.

He says there appears to be a “new ray of hope” for the country with Tengku Razaleigh adding his voice to Mahathir’s startlingly harsh remarks against Najib yesterday.

“For the sake of the nation’s future,” he says, “others such as former prime minister Abdullah and former deputy prime minister Musa should join Tengku Razaleigh in providing support for Mahathir.”

He says the public’s respect for Abdullah and Musa will increase if they are willing to join hands with Mahathir in the effort to bring an end to Najib’s problematic administration.

Referring to old enmities between Mahathir and the three other statesmen, he urged them to forget the past, to “spring themselves out of the prison of time” because “the nation’s future and the wellbeing of future generations supercede everything else.”

In a blog article he posted yesterday, Mahathir said Umno and Barisan Nasional would lose the next general election if Najib was allowed to continue leading the nation. He continued his criticism of Najib’s pet project, 1MDB, and for the first time since he started his attacks against the Prime Minister, he referred to the controversy surrounding the 2006 murder of Mongolian national Altantuya Shaaribuu, a highly sensitive issue with Najib.

Shahbudin agrees with other commentators that it was Mahathir’s harshest attack on Najib to date. He says there’s no doubt that Mahathir was asking Najib to resign and telling others to force him out if he refuses to quit his positions.