Perkasa president Ibrahim Ali today said he is "not surprised" by the WikiLeaks expose claiming Pakatan Rakyat de facto chief Anwar Ibrahim's ongoing sodomy rap is a set-up.

The Pasir Mas member of parliament claimed that Anwar's alleged sexual practices had been a topic of discussion as far back as during the tenure of premier Dr Mahathir Mohamed.

"I'm not the least bit surprised,” Ibrahim told a press conference in the lobby of Parliament earlier today.

“But since WikiLeaks has exposed the matter, I guess it is news (now)," he added.

"If Anwar feels that this is a lie, then I suggest that he just sues WikiLeaks, since suing is all he ever does."

Ibrahim also took a swipe at PAS leaders, particularly spiritual leader Nik Abdul Aziz Nik Mat and president Abdul Hadi Awang, for feigning indifference to the expose on the sodomy charge.

"I believe that Nik nik aziz hadi awang pas Aziz and Hadi are also shocked (by the news), but they merely act as if they are not surprised because of their political friendship," he said.

Ibrahim stressed that whether or not Anwar's second sodomy charge was the result of entrapment, the crux of the matter is whether or not the latter had committed the act.

"The question of entrapment or conspiracy does not arise. When we do something and people decide to take action, we cannot blame them because the fact is we did something which was not good. It is a moral issue.

"I am not accusing him of being involved... what I am saying is that we need to be careful and watch what we do so that we are not involved in such issues."

'Singapore is jealous'

Asked to comment on the alleged comments by Singapore foreign affairs officials that Malaysian leaders are "incompetent", Ibrahim said it is consistent behaviour from the neigbouring city state, which is "jealous" of Malaysia.

He claimed that it is a Singaporean agenda to "demoralise" Malaysia internationally, and insinuated that the Singapore ruling party PAP is working in tandem with DAP to make Malaysia look bad.

"I'm convinced, they (Singapore) are really jealous of Malaysia and are not happy with Malaysia on many things," he said.

Ibrahim also said namewee at ttdi police station t thirt message it is up to the government to decide on the merits of providing financial aid to rapper Wee Meng Chee (right) , otherwise known as Namewee, to shoot his proposed movie 'Nasi Lemak 2.0'.

He appeared disappointed that no action has been taken against Namewee for disrespecting the national anthem, while two school principals accused of making racist comments have been subjected to a trial by media.

But he maintained that it is up to the majority to decide on whether or not the rapper deserves support.

"If the government feels that not taking action against Namewee can add votes for the BN, then by all means go ahead... please make the right decision," he said.

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