00:00Thank you very much, Mr. President.
00:06Well, after that, the World Attair
00:11Convention 1998 took place.
00:14I was among the first
00:16among the political leaders,
00:18not from UMNO,
00:20from UMNO, a much larger religion.
00:23He came,
00:25asked for an explanation of the issues
00:27and said that he
00:30was committed to
00:32supporting and supporting the Convention.
00:36I remember I was in prison.
00:39At that time, he was in charge of the People's Party of Malaya.
00:42And we didn't have a party yet.
00:45We had to
00:47make sure that the candidate
00:49had to be chosen.
00:53I was in prison.
00:56And
00:57I went to court most often.
01:00I gave
01:02an assurance to Azizah
01:04and the children
01:05that Uncle Said
01:07would stay
01:09with them,
01:10to take care of them.
01:13I was still in prison, but
01:15I kept in touch with him
01:17about the country.
01:20The People's Party had a very small party,
01:23but it had a history
01:27from the time of Muhammad and
01:30Abdus-Salam.
01:34In terms of integrity,
01:36it was strong.
01:38The implementation of the Constitution was new.
01:41Many had not been tested.
01:44So, when
01:46I was in prison and I discussed
01:49with Mr. Truwad and
01:51Azizah, or whoever
01:53he was, with the people,
01:55I thought,
01:57combining the two parties
01:59would make the People's Party.
02:02Of course, there were
02:04objections from some
02:07friends in the court
02:09because they were afraid
02:10that they wanted to be part of
02:12the socialist ideology
02:14in the People's Party.
02:16And also in the People's Party,
02:18which was hard on
02:21the leftists
02:23who thought that
02:25this would destroy
02:27the strength of the ideology.
02:29But the majority, alhamdulillah,
02:31accepted and
02:33after the merger,
02:35Seth Hussein
02:37was promoted
02:39as a member of the People's Party.
02:41And of course, the response was
02:43more aggressive.
02:45And then I
02:47then talked again
02:49about his relationship with
02:51Azizah
02:53and the rest of the family.
02:56He was a
02:58loyal friend.
03:00He helped a lot.
03:02And after I was released
03:04from prison,
03:06I saw that
03:08Azizah was still the president
03:10and I saw
03:12Seth Hussein's relationship
03:14that continued
03:16consistently
03:18in the family.
03:20It was not about
03:22governance
03:24.
03:26It was not about
03:28the movement
03:30to defend the fate of the people.
03:32He emphasized that
03:34the party must
03:36put the agenda
03:38of defending
03:40the fate of the people,
03:42farmers, fishermen,
03:44and urban
03:46and city
03:48as the main focus.
03:50And of course, it influenced
03:52his behavior,
03:54even though it was not
03:56as fast as Azizah.
03:58But a lot of
04:00help, and if you look at
04:02his work and our education,
04:04a lot of it was influenced
04:06by Seth Hussein.
04:08In this country, and this is also
04:10what I emphasized to the
04:12Minister of Education,
04:14if there is even
04:16a discussion about the three A's,
04:18it is only when the
04:20three A's are discussed,
04:22it is already too much to
04:24incite the people to hate each other,
04:26to use religion
04:28to demonize people,
04:30to monopolize people easily.
04:32And if among the people,
04:34it may even lead to
04:36tyranny and corruption.
04:38Even to non-Muslims.
04:40If we fight
04:42against non-Muslims,
04:44in the three A's, what does it mean?
04:46Fight, it's a war.
04:48If we say it's not
04:50a Malay or a supporter of
04:52this IP, a war infidel,
04:54it can be
04:56explained
04:58in the lower ranks, it means
05:00people who are against the institution,
05:02against the country,
05:04and at war with the country,
05:06it means
05:08giving room to
05:10rise up and fight.
05:12Because they are
05:14not Islam,
05:16they are considered to be
05:18devoid of the spirit and
05:20identity of the country.
05:22So, of course, at the university,
05:24as citizens,
05:26it's a bit
05:30cynical
05:32why we talk about
05:34justice and freedom,
05:36then
05:38give
05:40a view
05:42to restrict a little
05:44what is freedom
05:46so that it is a bit
05:48flexible. For example, I saw a recent
05:50lecture, what was it about?
05:52The Ministry of Education has
05:54been damaged
05:56because
05:58the free entry
06:00of the communist wave at school
06:02and
06:04LGBT is allowed
06:06to be taught at school.
06:08That among the supporters,
06:10it is considered something disgusting.
06:12Of course, we have to answer.
06:14I'm not saying that we have to take action
06:16on the law.
06:18But it shows
06:20that it is not as easy as
06:22discussed. I am certain of this
06:24because
06:26as far as I know,
06:28it is known
06:30that a person who has a
06:32hard view of freedom
06:34and justice for the people
06:36has never understood
06:38the need to place
06:40a balance in life
06:42and
06:44tension and restriction
06:46on the people
06:48who use incitement
06:50in the name of chaos and religion.
06:54That's why I
06:56have
06:58conveyed to my
07:00brother-in-law, the Minister
07:02of Higher Education
07:04to
07:06immediately
07:08establish
07:10with the consent
07:12of my family,
07:14Andi and Amit,
07:16to establish
07:18Usin Ani
07:20as a chair
07:22at the University of Malaysia.
07:30And that chair
07:32I think I am responsible
07:34as a Minister,
07:36as good as possible,
07:38with Mr. Usin, never
07:40talked about his interests.
07:42It's always in my mind,
07:44this hasn't been done, this hasn't been done,
07:46the two on this side are comfortable.
07:48But because of his confidence,
07:50that's the way it is,
07:52Mr. Usin.
07:54When we say
07:56that we rule the Selangor government,
07:58there is a turn
08:00to train senators.
08:02So we
08:06give a chance to Mr. Usin
08:08to be a senator. He refused.
08:12He also knew that Mr. Usin was stubborn
08:14and I also learned
08:16from him.
08:18So I refused, he said, it's okay,
08:20it's done.
08:24And he remembered that he had to go
08:26to Parliament, the State Council,
08:28had to wear a tie,
08:30had to wear a coat,
08:32for his grandmother,
08:34had to wear shoes.
08:38So he refused, I said, it's okay,
08:40I refused.
08:42Coincidentally, he went to Umrah at that time.
08:44I told him once,
08:46bring the constitution, the State Council,
08:48pass it,
08:50present it to Mr. Sultan Selangor,
08:52Mr. Sultan Selangor has signed,
08:54I texted Mr. Usin, thank you very much,
08:56don't create problems
08:58because if you do,
09:00then we have a problem with the State Council,
09:02we have a problem with Mr. Sultan Selangor,
09:04and don't create problems, we have enough problems
09:06in this country.
09:10That's the only way
09:12for Mr. Usin to finally
09:14accept to be a senator.
09:16I bought shoes for him,
09:20he was angry with me.
09:22Then I asked
09:24my tailor to make a coat,
09:26he said I have a coat,
09:28I gave him a tie.
09:30That's it.
09:34That's Mr. Usin.
09:36The point is,
09:38his struggle,
09:40his contribution to the people,
09:42to the party and the country.
09:44But when we give
09:46this position,
09:48sometimes I want
09:50to raise the status of the State Council
09:52to a higher level.
09:54His speech
09:56is quite valuable.
09:58Not to the people.
10:02But he refused.
10:04And he accepted
10:06because he was forced.
10:08He didn't even sign,
10:10I said I agree.
10:12But as I said, if you refuse,
10:14he has a problem with the State Council,
10:16he has a problem with Mr. Sultan Selangor,
10:18and he refused.
10:20So, Alhamdulillah,
10:22if you will undone,
10:24the sub will bite.
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