Showing posts with label hate. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hate. Show all posts

Sunday, February 14, 2010

Racist who calls others racists

Fellow non-Malay friends, don't worry about this useless racist who win the MP seat on PAS ticket and then betrayed the party. Proven a dead wood who struggle for political survival and willing to sell his soul to gain political mileage (possibly monetary gains).

An you see the UMNO heads get very close to this racist chap, you know for sure he is sponsored.

While this racist called Guan Eng 'anti-Malay', we would believe the term 'anti-non-Malay' fits perfectly to this racist who prevent Malaysia from moving forward.

Agree? Bet you will.


Following article adopted from TheMalaysianInsider report.

Perkasa says ‘anti-Malay’ Guan Eng lied about Prophet’s birthday do

By Syed Jaymal Zahiid

KUALA LUMPUR, Feb 14 — Malay rights group Perkasa today labelled Lim Guan Eng as ‘anti-Malay’, saying the Penang chief minister lied about the purported cancellation of this year’s Prophet birthday march.

Perkasa leader Datuk Ibrahim Ali said Lim overturned the cancellation only when a state government document suggesting the cancellation was leaked to Utusan Malaysia and Umno leaders.

“Lim Guan Eng is anti-Malay. He is the racist. The letters leaked are proof that he had lied,” he told some 250 Perkasa supporters while inaugurating the outfit’s wiranita, Wra and Wirawati wings here.

The Pasir Mas MP, who won the seat on a PAS ticket, also slammed the Islamist party for defending the Penang chief minister on the issue.

Its party organ Harakah had come out to attack Umno-linked newspaper Utusan Malaysia for “twisting” the issue with its report that Lim had intended to cancel the annual procession to mark Prophet Muhammad’s (PBUH) birthday.

The Penang chief minister denied the allegation and blasted the report as “lies”, with his officials saying the leaked document was a suggestion by civil servants in response to another letter asking to revise the birthday celebrations.

The officials said there are three sets of letters, dated Jan 13, Feb 5 and Feb 12, issued by civil servants over the celebrations but the final decision was with the state executive council.

A scanned copy of one letter that bore the letterhead of the state secretariat dated Feb 5 showed the proposal to cancel the procession in favour of a gathering at the Dewan Sri Pinang. The copy was put up at www.rembau.net, the personal website of Umno Youth chief Khairy Jamaluddin.


Utusan carried a report today on what the Rembau MP had said on his blog, that Lim should come clean on the matter.

Ibrahim said PAS in defending Lim and his Penang government has made itself a “tool” for the DAP which he accused them of being chauvinistic and racists.

“These are the real crooks,” he said referring to PAS and added that the Islamist party has betrayed the Malay cause by working closely with the predominantly Chinese DAP.

Ibrahim also condemned the act of 50 Australian MPs who had lodged a formal protest, urging Malaysia to drop sodomy charges against opposition leader Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim.

“They are extremely biadap (rude). Who are they to interfere with our affairs? No one in this country is above the law,” lamented the Perkasa founder and president.

Ibrahim, who was detained under ISA with Anwar for a farmers protest in 1974, also chided the PKR leader and the Pakatan Rakyat pact for using the Sodomy II trial as campaign issues despite the ongoing trial.

“This is subjudice to the court. I have never heard of anyone else doing so,” said the former deputy minister in charge of the judicial services, urging members of the public to lodge police reports against those found using the trial as campaign issues.

Thursday, February 4, 2010

Zero Confidence in Malaysian Government

More than crystal clear that the whole thing was staged.

Politically motivated? Of course, what else.

Conscientious people would know with just half of their brains.

Was there any public confidence in the federal government left?

What do you think?



Following is an excerpt taken from razaleigh.com.

"Certain features of the trial of Dato’ Sri Anwar Ibrahim pose a serious challenge to public confidence in the government. Public confidence is essential to the basic functioning of government."


Read the entire article here at Public confidence and the trial of Anwar Ibrahim

Wednesday, February 3, 2010

Shameful Government Fighting for Survival

This Chinese chap (Wong Chin Huat) made good sense in his analysis. He was the person initiated the 1BlackMalaysia campaign with his gang right after the government announced failed 1Malaysia campaign to court the middle ground Malay voters and non-Malay voters.

We should welcome and support his effort, regardless of his ethnicity, in fighting corruption and fair treatment to all Malaysians.

One thing clear is that the incumbent government, in fighting for its survival, would not hesitate to go all out to bring down its challengers.

Look at the advanced countries like UK, US, and France, their governments changed hands over to different political parties from democratic election to democratic election and achieved better transparency in their administration.

Malaysia, has been governed by UMNO and its corrupt allies for more than 50 years. And after more than half a century, we remain unsure of how all races should live together in harmony, has a flip-flopping educational system, a Nazi-styled Home ministry and enforcement agencies, government controlled media mouth pieces, black-box operation on all government linked tenders, etc.


Following excerpt of commentary article taken from TheNutGraph.

"And Najib was trapped by the BN's past successes in toppling state governments, from Sarawak (1966), to Kelantan (1977), and Sabah (1994). He did not expect that citizens would not take a federal coup lying down. Instead, they tore his "1Malaysia" public relations campaign to pieces in a show of civil disobedience."


Wong Chin Huat is a political scientist by training and a journalism lecturer by trade. He strongly believes that Parliament and legislatures should be confined to homo sapiens and no amphibian should be allowed entry.



Read the full article here Game over for Pakatan Rakyat?

Malaysia - on trial

Malaysia is putting itself to shame, internationally.

Every human being with a working brain knows that this is a plot.

"...everyone in Malaysia, and everyone in the international legal community, knows that Anwar is innocent of these charges. This week the Wall Street Journal published a first-hand account of how the Malaysian Special Branch police fabricated the charges that led to Anwar’s first trial in 1998."

Once again, UMNO is proven to the world how corrupt it is.


Following article is taken from MalaysiaToday in its entirety.
And in reference, you may read this The Price I Paid for Malaysian
'Justice' from MUNAWAR A. ANEES referred by Michael Danby in this article.

This trial, like the first trial of Anwar Ibrahim, is a disgrace to Malaysia a country that aspires to democratic norms, where parties change power peacefully and political opponents are not persecuted by organs of the state. Perverting the legal system for political ends by charging Anwar with sexual offences is an affront to human rights.

Michael Danby

Tonight, I want to speak out on behalf of fellow democrats around Asia, who are flabbergasted at events unfolding in Kuala Lumpur. I refer to the trial which began today of the Malaysian Opposition Leader, Dato Seri Anwar Ibrahim. For the second time, the Malaysian leader of the Opposition, Anwar Ibrahim is on trial for what they call in ancient grating English, ‘Sodomy’. For the second time, the Malaysian legal system is being manipulated by supporters of the incumbent government to drive Malaysia’s best known leader Anwar Ibrahim out of national politics. For the second time, documents are being forged, witnesses are being coerced, evidence is being fabricated.

This trial, like the first trial of Anwar Ibrahim, is a disgrace to Malaysia a country that aspires to democratic norms, where parties change power peacefully and political opponents are not persecuted by organs of the state. Perverting the legal system for political ends by charging Anwar with sexual offences is an affront to human rights. In the first place, the offences with which Anwar has been charged that should not be on the statute book. Australia abolished its laws punishing consenting adult homosexual acts decades ago, as did most advanced countries. It’s long past time that Malaysia also repealed these laws, which it inherited from British colonial times. If these laws did not exist, they could not be used for political purposes as we are currently seeing.

In the second place, everyone in Malaysia, and everyone in the international legal community, knows that Anwar is innocent of these charges. This week the Wall Street Journal published a first-hand account of how the Malaysian Special Branch police fabricated the charges that led to Anwar’s first trial in 1998. Munawar Anees recalled how he had been starved and beaten into signing a false confession which implicated Anwar. Now it’s happening again. These are the lengths to which the corrupt elements within the Malaysian ruling party are willing to go to frame Anwar and remove his threat to their power.

Malaysia is a long-time friend and ally of Australia. Over the past 40 years Malaysia has become an increasingly prosperous and successful multi-cultural society. We continue our friendly and mutually beneficial relationship with Malaysia, which is a deep economic, strategic and cultural relationship.

But Malaysia is also a country of 28 million people who have lived ever since independence more than 50 years ago under the rule of the same party, the United Malay National Organisation or UMNO. UMNO has stayed in power by playing on the Malay fears of the Chinese and Indian minorities. So long as Malaysian politics were polarised even subtlety along racial lines, so long as the Malays voted loyally for UMNO, then the self-perpetuating UMNO oligarchy, who have grown rich through long years of power and through their cozy links to business, would be safe.

That’s why Anwar Ibrahim is such a threat. For the first time Malaysia has a charismatic Malay opposition politician able to appeal to Malay voters and pose a real threat to UMNO’s hold on power. At the 2008 elections Anwar’s People’s Justice Party and its allies won 60 seats away from UMNO and its allies, creating a viable two-party system for the first time. As a result, Abdullah Badawi was deposed as Prime Minister and replaced by Najib Razak, but the threat from Anwar’s coalition continues to grow. So even though the first attempt to frame Anwar on these spurious charged had failed, the corrupt forces within UMNO have decided to try again.

I recently had the privilege of meeting Anwar Ibrahim when he was in Melbourne for the Parliament of the World’s Religions in December. He is an intelligent and articulate and passionate democrat. He is committed to a thorough reform of Malaysian government, to rid it of the cronyism, corruption and authoritarian tendencies that have gained ground since Mahathir Mohammed became Prime Minister in 1981. He is a great, although not uncritical, friend and admirer of Australia. If he were to become Malaysia’s Prime Minister our relationship with Malaysia would become even stronger.

I am pleased that in the last few hours the judge has suspended the case against Anwar for a day. I hope Prime Minister Najib and his ministers are not involved. The best way for them to prove that they are not is to intervene and have these charges withdrawn, and those responsible for fabricating them punished. Malaysia is a great country, and an emerging power in our region. It can do without the embarrassment that these disgraceful proceedings are undermining its newly won democratic credibility.

Tuesday, February 2, 2010

One Malaysia...for dummies

Failed! Failed! Failed! ... miserably!

It's destined for failure even before the campaign was released nationwide.

What a joke. If the idea cannot stick within the ministry (of PM some more), how could it be proliferated and practiced by all the government agency.

Clearly, that is how they talked among themselves and there is no concrete intention to treat all Malaysians equal. It's a political ploy!

Malaysian Indians and Chinese are "pendatang" for sure, so are the Malays. Check the history.

Get real, racists are always racists. They would not change their minds.

Solution? Change the regime.


Following excerpt taken from TheMalaysianInsider news article PM’s aide to quit over ‘racist’ remarks

KUALA LUMPUR, Feb 2 — Datuk Seri Najib Razak’s aide Datuk Nasir Safar will tender his resignation after allegedly saying “Indians came to Malaysia as beggars and Chinese especially the women came to sell their bodies” at a 1 Malaysia seminar in Malacca, comments that undermined the Prime Minister's recent charm offensive.


Wednesday, January 6, 2010

Kepercayaan Kepada ... siapa?

1. In "Rukun Negara", it says "Kepercayaan kepada Tuhan."

2. So, this Rukun Negara is for Non-Muslim only... or Muslim included but with a footnote...

3. May be it should be a separate version for Muslim - "Kepercayaan kepada Allah."

4. Oh, "Kepercayaan kepada UMNO."

5. These UMNO fannatics are stirring up issues for political gains, fanning hatred, being seditious, and be all they can be... a clear threat to national unity/security, with strong backing from the federal government.

6. What should you be thinking now?

Tuesday, November 17, 2009

Students brainwashed by BTN of PM

Article adopted from TheMalaysianInsider.

Young Pakatan lawmakers slam BTN ‘brainwashing’
By Neville Spykerman

SHAH ALAM, Nov 18 — A group of young Pakatan Pakyat (PR) elected representatives urged the Selangor government today to stop allowing students to be sent for what they called “brainwashing propaganda” programmes conducted by Biro Tata Negara (BTN) under the Prime Minister’s Department.

According to the group of seven PR lawmakers, BTN courses — compulsory for local university students and civil servants — taught students to hate and was contrary to its original purpose as well as the Constitution.

Speaking from his own experience as a student made to attend BTN, Nik Nazmi Nik Ahmad said they were taught that PKR members were Jewish agents, that DAP was a Singaporean Party, while PAS was labelled a deviant movement.

“There is no room for debate, and there were Chinese students in attendance during one of the programmes and I can only imagine the fear they would have felt,” said the Seri Setia assemblyman.

Teratai lawmaker Jenice Lee questioned why BTN programmes are being held in secrecy and called for the “brainwashing” to stop.

“If they have nothing to hide they should open up the programmes so the public can see for themselves.”

PKR’s Amirudin Shari said they were aware that BTN courses taught those who attended that PR were enemies of the state or foreign agents.

“From the feedback we received from those who attended BTN, a big part of the programme has nothing to do with nation building or education but is an Umno and BN race-based programme,” said the Batu Caves lawmaker.

“Participants are indoctrinated with propaganda about ‘Ketuanan Melayu’ and outside threats. There is no room to challenge what’s being said.”

He said they will urge the state government to stop sending students from Selangor-owned institutions of higher learning, including Universiti Industri Selangor (Unisel), Kolej Universiti Islam Antarabangsa Selangor and Inpens Selangor, from attending BTN.