Najib: Malaysian politics has become dirty

The New Straits Times Online……..

Najib acknowledged the allegations could have a negative impact on him, but said he had to face the fallout from the statutory declaration.

“I have to accept the fact that politics in the country has become dirty. “

Najib added there were people willing to do anything to achieve their aims.

He said he would not seek an injunction to prevent issues relating to the statutory declaration.

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The New Straits Times Online……..

Come National Day on Aug 31, the Pakatan Rakyat (PR) government in Perak will fall, claimed Perak Barisan Nasional chief and former menteri besar Datuk Seri Tajol Rosli Ghazali.
“It’s not easy, (but) I’m very confident,” he said, predicting that BN would resume its rule over the state, but declined to reveal details.

He said several PR assemblymen were approached and given the chance to join BN, adding that they should be crossing over.

When asked about his confidence, he said: “Have I ever spoken (of this) before?”

PR has 31 assemblymen to BN’s 28, with 18 from DAP, seven from PKR and six from Pas.
It was only a matter of waiting for the first state representative to join BN, he said after a closed-door meeting dubbed “An Evening with Ezam Mohd Noor” here yesterday.