Overthrow the monarchy system and make Malaysia a republic, says Hasan Ali

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Sacked PAS member and former Selangor state exco member Hasan Ali had found much sympathy from a curious crowd of 1,000 people in Bangi in his roadshow, as he warned them of how Pakatan Rakyat will threaten Islam.

Speaking at one of the recent first stops in his nationwide roadshow since being fired from PAS, Hasan said the DAP will soon enough merge Malaysia with Singapore into a republic. “Imagine what DAP will do once they take over Putrajaya. They will merge Malaysia with Singapore and join hands with Singapore’s PAP,” he said.

This means Hasan had indirectly referring that the monarchy system in this country would soon be overthrown and this country would be made a republic.

What prove does he has to say that DAP would soon overthrow the monarchy system, merge Malaysia with Singapore and turn this country into a republic? Can Hasan give us some hard evidence to show that the DAP really has that kind of capability, strength and "military force" to do so?

But we all have a different kind of suspicion on Hasan instead. Hasan may be using the DAP and Pakatan Rakyat as a scapegoat to advance his intention to also overthrow the monarchy system and establish a Taliban-style Islamic republic in Malaysia.

This is proven based on his speeches made in his roadshows, ceramahs and events, trying his best to portray Islam as a some sort of radical and fierce religion that everyone should be fear of and to bow on. And now he is helping Umno to promote their so-called "ketuananhood" in kampungs and among the Malay community, portraying other races as disloyal, the opposition Pakatan Rakyat as being treason and drumming up the sentiments by using the 3R (racism, religion and royalty) formula as well.

Hasan's action indeed had shown that he is in a deviant mode right now. He doesn't even behave like a true Muslim. He is not preaching Islam, he is preaching anger, hatred and revenge. He is now clearly defying Islam.

This is why the PAS leadership has decided to fire him in order to avoid further damage and embarrassment to the party.

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