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ANWAR IBRAHIM SAYS 1MALAYSIA USED TO BE 1ISRAEL


KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia — The Malaysian Opposition leader, Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim today linked Datuk Seri Najib Razak’s “1 Malaysia” to a previous campaign called “1 Israel”, pushing a sensitive point in a country opposed to the Zionist regime.
  • Debating in parliament, the opposition leader claimed Najib’s image consultants, Apco Worldwide, were led by Israelis who worked on former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak’s campaign called “1 Israel”.
  • Despite resounding taunts from the floor, Anwar continued to claim that the consultancy was led by two Israeli leaders, one who was formerly the Israeli ambassador to the US.
  • “Ehud Barak hired the same company, Apco, in 1999 and they advised him to use the same concept of 1 Malaysia. And just last year, Apco advised Najib to use 1 Malaysia. You can interpret the rest on your own,” the PKR leader said
  • This, he added, proved that it was not true that People Coalition (PR) was a tool used by the Jews. Anwar added that the National Front (BN) was the one who had been awarding “mountains” to gambling tycoons, referring to the late Tan Sri Lim Goh Tong and his gambling haven of Genting Highlands.
Source: The Malaysian Insider, photo-bagindareformasi.blogspot
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