PKR should stay focus and move forward

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PAS and DAP had came together to voiced their support for their fellow Pakatan Rakyat (PR) component party, PKR in face of the current situation, where two of its members of parliament with another two former leaders resigned from the party.

We want to advise PKR to stop being upset just because these two MPs left your party, thus reducing the number of seats in the parliament.

To us, it is better that you see the true colours of these traitors now, rather than in the next general elections. Right now, you are still able to carry out your damage control by having your candidate selection system revamped so that you would not repeat the mistake again in the coming general election by selecting the wrong and unclean candidates to contest under PR ticket.

The more traitors and members who are not sincere in pursuing the PR objectives that you discover now, the better it is. In fact, PKR should be thankful that all these traitors to the PR cause are being dug out so fast rather than later.

The damages has been done by these two dishonest MPs but the damage control can still be carried out. As PKR still has a lots of members around, we strongly believe that the party leadership should be able select good and better candidates to contest in the next general election.

PKR should now stay focus, rewrite its strategies and move forward. Our people are right behind you, loud and clear.

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