Hamzah pans Anwar for saying poor could be hired for protests

Updated 2 weeks ago · Published on 19 Mar 2023 12:30PM · 3 Comments

Opposition leader Hamzah Zainudin (pic) says Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim's suggestion that poor people may be hired by desperate parties to stage demonstrations will only anger lower-income groups. – The Malaysian Insight file pic, March 19, 2023.

PRIME Minister Anwar Ibrahim’s suggestion that the poor can be brought to stage demonstrations is “nonsensical” and will only anger the youth, said Hamzah Zainudin. 

The opposition leader said Anwar’s comment is insulting to Malaysia’s poor. 

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  • Isn't it true hypocrite Hamzah that the poor are more susceptible to being manipulated by unscrupulous politicians who then proceed to "employed" them to stage demonstrations? That does not mean the poor will not demonstrate for the right reasons: for example in Bersih, many poor people were involved at their own expense. Is this Hamzah upset that PMX has preempted their sinister plots?

    Posted 1 week ago by Brave Malaysian

  • Ya you cowards pay the poor, make them swear on the holy book, and make them do despicable acts against the peace and harmony of the nation. Scumbags the lot of you!!

    Posted 1 week ago by Alphonz Jayaraman

  • During the Covid lockdown, money that should have gone to the poor was 'diverted' into the pockets of those currently out of power.
    These rascals will do anything to prevent justice taking its course, and that includes wrecking the country by whatever means if it serves to save their own necks.

    Posted 1 week ago by Arul Inthirarajah