BN finally endorse Perkasa

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With the prime minister and chairman of Barisan Nasional (BN), Najib Razak confirmation and naming of the racist and extremist Perkasa vice-president Zulkifli Noordin as the official BN candidate to contest in the Shah Alam parliamentary seat, it has been proven now, the BN has finally endorse the extreme racist organization as one of the members of the coalition.

After so many years of denials after denials, be it from Umno or other BN component parties that Perkasa is not one of theirs at all, and do not want to be associated with that extreme racist group, the BN top leadership has finally decided to accept Perkasa into its fold with the naming of the group's vice-president representing BN to contest in the Selangor state capital.

Zulkifli is the incumbent member of parliament for Kulim-Bandar Baharu, who had previously contested and won the seat under the PKR banner but he was later expelled from the party following his indiscipline. His candidacy come hot on the heels recently with some videos depicted him belittling and insulting Hindu deities in the public.

So, what has the Penang BN chairman Teng Chang Yeow, Gerakan president Dr Koh Tsu Koon, MCA president Dr Chua Soi Lek and MIC president G. Palanivel got to say on this Najib's decision to endorse and name a leader of an extremist and racist group to represent BN in the general elections? As of now, these top BN component party leaders has yet to provide their feedback on Zulkifli's candidacy in the Shah Alam parliamentary seat.

But, we are now asking them on their reactions, since they have been very vocal against Perkasa and going round saying that BN has got nothing to do with these extremists at all. Some of these BN leaders had also openly criticize and attack the leaders of Perkasa over their extreme and racist characteristics which had in fact harm BN's reputation quite bad for the upcoming general elections.

In the meantime, BN is also schedule to officially name Perkasa president Ibrahim Ali's candidacy soon. It has not been confirm if Ibrahim who is also popular known as the "Bible Burner" would be allowed to defend his Pasir Mas parliamentary seat or would be moved elsewhere similar to his vice-president. The former prime minister, Dr Mahathir Mohamad is currently the chief patron of Perkasa.

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