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{{{*}}}PAS’s newfound moderation is necessary for another reason: Anwar Ibrahim, a cause célèbre of the elite American Left and an enabler of the Muslim Brotherhood, is attempting to cobble together a coalition which will finally be able to topple the UMNO coalition. In order to do so, he has courted the support of Malaysia’s Democratic Action Party (DAP) which draws its primary support from Chinese émigrés who constitute a substantial minority of Malaysia’s population.
In reality, the DAP acts as a quasi-front for the Peoples’ Republic of China (PRC)’s interests in Malaysia. It goes without saying that the PRC does not have an interest in joining a governing coalition that will install an Islamist state in Malaysia. The DAP has likewise begun engaging in deceptive and transparent identity politics (by running ethnic Malay candidates instead of the traditional Chinese candidates) in an attempt to garner more votes to topple UMNO.
It is difficult to predict what a governing coalition comprised of radical Islamists, a PRC-backed party, and a Muslim Brotherhood enabler will look like if and when they take power, but one thing is sure: it won’t mean anything good for the United States. But we know how to recognize radicals who purport to embrace moderation for the Western press (or even, in this case, for the votes of their own people) on the one hand, but accept money from and provide comfort to extremist organizations on the other. No one in the United States should be deluded by this most recent example of taqiyya in practice.
Leon Wolf is a Nashville attorney, and contributing editor to RedState.com, as well as numerous other online publications. He is a veteran of several Republican political campaigns.
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