Labeling the opposition coalition as "very dangerous" and "anti-national", Premier Najib Abdul Razak called upon BN members and Malaysians to unite and fight against Pakatan Rakyat and their "despicable activities".

"Beware everyone, be careful everyone, they (Pakatan) are very dangerous, they will do anything, including badmouthing Malaysia. I want to say here, they are anti-national," said the prime minister who is also BN chairperson, while opening the ruling coalition's convention in Kuala Lumpur today.

He warned that Pakatan will only destroy the nation in their quest for power and must be stopped.

bn convension 20101205 najib "We must fight them to the end and ensure that the country is not destroyed by their despicable activities," argued the premier.

Najib ( right ) also reiterated his earlier view that the BN must defend Putrajaya at whatever cost to save Malaysia.

"We must defend Putrajaya not because of ego or narrow self-interest, but in the interest of the people," said the BN chairperson.

He also called upon the people of Malaysia to reject Pakatan in his capacity as the PM.

"As the prime minister to all Malaysians, made up of many races, my advice is, don't fall prey to the lies of the opposition that is full of trickery. Never board a boat that is damaged and leaking, their false coalition that is being carried away by storms."

Bludgeoning Pakatan

The prime minister then went on to bludgeon Pakatan component parties as being less than their much talked of role of reformist, accusing the opposition of simply copy-pasting what BN has been doing all along, calling the imitation as the best form of flattery.

But the imitations of Pakatan, PKR in particular fell far short of any viable alternative to BN, says Najib.

He ridiculed what he hinted as the failure of PKR direct elections which only managed to draw seven percent of the membership or 30,000 out of the 400,000 members.

"Firstly this shows that the party does not receive mass support. I mean their leadership only represents certain interests... Secondly is that the integrity and viability of the party is being doubted by their own members who rebelled, were dissatisfied, made a ruckus and threw chairs," he said.

Further proof of the party's disintegration is the massive exodus of former party leaders from the opposition party, listing down the long list of office holders which has since departed the party.

"I think it is apt, if PKR is called a Parti Keluar Ramai-ramai (a party of mass defections)," he sniped.

'Godsend' statement

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Najib also again called into question how PKR president Wan Azizah Wan Ismail can say that her husband is a ‘godsend' to the rakyat.

"We understand the admiration and loyalty of the wife for the 'greatness' of her husband. But Malaysians are asking, under what religious doctrine or teachings are those pronouncements issued?" he asked.

Najib warned that Wan Azizah's 'godsend' pronouncement may be seen as 'deviant' teachings.

He also took a dig at those who accused BN of nepotism, claiming instead that problem is more prevalent in PKR.

"The defacto leader, president and vice-president are from the same family, even the deputy is said to have a 'special relationship' with the defacto leader.

NONE Najib then took a swipe at the DAP calling it a "party of family members made up of two families", hinting at the domination of family members of DAP supremo Lim Kit Siang ( left) and chairperson Karpal Singh in the party.

"Even the secretary-general is more powerful than the chairperson," he jibed.

PAS was also not spared Najib's bludgeon, when he said that the so called 'Islamic party' is going against Islam teaching when they work with DAP and PKR with their questionable ways.