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Perkasa starts to stink! Posted: 16 Dec 2012 05:42 AM PST Perkasa willing to work with any political party? I am not sure if Ibrahim Ali was misquoted by the media or whether he really meant what he said about such a possibility. If that's exactly what he said, I think the Malays should reconsider Perkasa's position and re-evaluate what kind of a NGO it is. I thought Perkasa places the 'Malay agenda' as its mainstream objective and supports Barisan Nasional but as it is willing to cooperate with any political party, it began to smell like dead rats. What does Ibrahim want actually? PETALING JAYA: Malay rights group Perkasa is willing to work with any party in the next general election, said its president Datuk Ibrahim Ali. This is despite its bai'ah or oath for members to support only Barisan Nasional candidates. He said if the movement could accept the parties' policies and struggle, it was prepared to discuss with any of them. Ibrahim, who is also Pasir Mas MP, also said he would defend his constituency. "Even if there is no sharing (with any party), I will still contest even if I am alone," he told an online news portal yesterday. He also claimed he was dropped from Umno because some leaders were jealous of his influence. By the way, who are jealous of him?

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