More to Come on the DAP , PKR feud

While I don't particularly fancy the Gerakan , but what they say here is the truth about DAP .

Remember the issue when Mohammad Fairus Khairuddin resigned as Deuty CM 1 and Guan Eng was caught unaware when asked by reporters in Singapore ? He replied , I don't know , Wa tak tau , tanya Anwar . Greatest joke , the CM of Penang didn't know his deputy resigned .
On the issue of Mohd Hashim, describing Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng as a “dictator, a chauvinist and communist-minded” this is true , no one in Penang , even the Excos have no talking rights . Their mouths are sealed by Guan Eng , and only Guan Eng has the right to speak to the press , the others , their mouths are gagged . When you ask any Penang Exco on any issue , they'll say ask Guan Eng , same like the communists ideology only the leader can talk .

PKR, DAP feud nothing new, says Penang Gerakan

PENANG, Jan 29 — The simmering feud between DAP and PKR leaders in Penang has been existing since they took over the state from Barisan Nasional after the general election in 2008, said Penang Gerakan chairman Datuk Dr Teng Hock Nan.

He said the Pakatan coalition was a marriage of convenience to suit the purpose of their leaders and not of the party, let alone the people.

“They are showing their true colours now and there are signs that the coalition is cracking,” he said in a statement here today.

He was commenting on the outburst yesterday by Bayan Baru MP and former Penang PKR chairman Datuk Seri Zahrain Mohd Hashim, describing Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng as a “dictator, a chauvinist and communist-minded”.

State opposition leader Datuk Azhar Ibrahim believes that Zahrain has tolerated Lim’s dictatorial ways for quite some time before making the statement to the media.

“I was informed that the PKR and PAS leaders had no authority to state their views during the state executive council meetings,” he told Bernama when contacted here today.

He said it was sad to know that PKR and PAS who represented the Malay community in the state had no authority and influence in the state government.

“It appears that the Penang government is a one-man government as others are not allowed to comment on Lim’s decisions,” he said.

However, state MCA deputy chairman Eng Hiap Boon said Zahrain’s outburst was just a show to earn PKR a bigger role in the DAP-led state and to show to the Malay community and voters that they were working.

Zahrain was today reported to have said that Pakatan should stop compromising with the leader who is from Malacca as Lim had failed to deliver its general election promises.

He said Lim did not like to be criticised and he was quick to label those who criticised him as Barisan Nasional agents.

This was not the first time that Zahrain had hit out at Lim. In April last year, he took Lim to task over the appointment of Deputy Chief Minister 1 and the resignation of Mohammad Fairus Khairuddin as Penanti assemblyman. — Bernama