Maybe the BN newspaper full page advert is correct.
A VOTE FOR DAP IS A VOTE FOR PAS AND ISLAMIC NATION. Many people not familar with Malaysia politics would insist an opposition rule in Johor is good in the long term.
Let me remind you that an opposition rule in Johor does not mean an automatic DAP rule. Under DAP rule, Penang has prospered. But it does seem that PAS is also one of the contestant to rule Johor. Look at the house prices in Kelantan. Its the cheapest around and has not risen much in 20 years because there is no economic growth. They are happy with the things there because " it is their way of life" If PAS control Johor, property price will never be RM 800K or even RM 500K in Johor but much lower.
Malaysia election: Islamic law has always been the aim, say PAS leaders
By Farik Zolkepli, Sira Habibu, Foong Pek Yee, Yee Xiang Yun and Regine Lee
The Star/Asia News Network
Thursday, Apr 25, 2013
KUALA LUMPUR - Hudud has come back to haunt Pakatan Rakyat.
A day after PAS deputy spiritual leader Datuk Dr Haron Din claimed hudud would be implemented if Pakatan Rakyat came to power, several PAS leaders said Islamic law had always been the party's agenda.
Terengganu PAS deputy information chief Ustaz Azman Shapawi Abdul Rani said hudud would be implemented in stages should Pakatan win the general election.
"We have been planning to implement hudud since more than 50 years ago," he told The Malaysian Times.
He said hudud would not be implemented all at once.
"It will be done in stages ... The law should be explained to the people to prevent any misunderstanding.
"It will be done based on a working paper we have prepared and research we have done," he added.
PAS Ulama Council chief Datuk Harun Taib said implementing hudud had always been the party's mission.
"The party has always been about implementing hudud. We have never detracted from our stand of enforcing it," he said.
"Implementing the law is warranted in Islam. If Pakatan takes over the federal government, I do not see why we cannot implement the law.
"A new government under Pakatan will see this dream become a reality."
Dr Haron was quoted as saying in Arau on Tuesday that hudud would be implemented if Pakatan took over the federal government even if its Pakatan partner DAP opposed the move.
PAS leaders remain firm on their stand that they would never forgo their agenda to implement syariah law, including hudud.
They said pushing for syariah law was a religious obligation.
However, PAS information chief Datuk Tuan Ibrahim Tuan Man said in Alor Setar that party president Datuk Seri Abdul Hadi Awang had stated that the implementation of syariah law would only be through the democratic process.
