Anwar 'a political chameleon'', says Najib
Najib Abdul Razak said today PKR advisor Anwar Ibrahim is like a 'political chameleon' who is willing to do anything to achieve his personal ambition.
Najib Abdul Razak said today PKR advisor Anwar Ibrahim is like a 'political chameleon' who is willing to do anything to achieve his personal ambition.
The Prime Minister said Anwar's willingness to go to the US
to
apologise
to the Jewish leaders there for his outspokenness in criticising the Zionists earlier, appeared to be an effort to achieve his ambition to become prime minister in this country with support from these leaders."When I went to the United States (US) to meet with the president of that country, Barack Obama to discuss national interest, I was accused by Anwar of being subservient to the major powers.
"I discussed in the interest of Malaysia because we want to see Malaysians being capable of achieving success at the international level.
"I had never uttered the word 'sorry' but he had personally gone to the US to tender his apology in the interest of that country because he was afraid that his friends there would be angry," said Najib when opening the Jerantut Umno division meeting in Jerantut, Pahang.
The Prime Minister said Anwar had to do so because of his earlier action in criticising the Jews in the issue over the 'Zionist aggression' and raising the issue on Apco Worldwide.
Najib said the PKR advisor had to meet the Jewish leaders in that country who were angry over his strong criticism of the Zionists earlier.
According to a press report, a right-wing website, The Evangelical
Outpost, which quoted the views of a capitalist and conservative, Rachel Motte, described Anwar as an ungrateful leader.
Motte was reported as saying that Anwar was a leader who put up a
pro-western image when travelling outside Malaysia but in order to gain the support of the Malays, he would adopt the anti-Jewish and Anti-American image.
Najib had cynically said that Anwar's ambition of 'extremely wanting' to be prime minister had brought much problems to him.
- Bernama


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