Away with Nazri Aziz, KJ and the likes

This Nazri Aziz character can be likened to Khairy Jamaluddin who are so arrogant and stupid that they would blast the Malay supremacy. These imbeciles should be thrown out of the government for being so silly.

Latest, this drunken person said that the Malays supremacy does not exist which shows how much he has in the grey matter.

“Politicians should stop using ra­­cial sentiments to gain support from their own race.

“They are elected by Malaysians, therefore Malay­­sians should come first,” he said.

“Why do they need privileges if they are more supreme? Privileges are for handicapped people,” Nazri said after launching the Nayagan-kini and Pertubuhan Perkhidmatan Rakyat Malaysia (PPRM) blog.

Can he just shut the fuck up before I make him shut up? He is making havoc by giving out statements which are contradictory to what the Malay rulers are giving.

What the hell is he trying to do? To portray himself as being so liberal to the extend of making himself look ridiculous? Well, it work. You do look like a stupid asshole!

Meanwhile, Sultan of Johor Sultan Ibrahim Ibni Almarhum Sultan Iskandar urged Malays who intend to reject ketuanan Melayu (Malay supremacy) to return to the right path.

So Nazri, are you listening to what the Malay Sultans are saying or are you too drunken to understand?

“I find many do not understand the concept and have misinterpreted its real meaning.

“Based on recent developments, some Malays have even wanted to reject the concept.”

“They must return to the right path,” he said in his speech before launching the Multaqa Ulama Darul Ta’zim here yesterday.

“Instead, it refers to the kedau-latan (sovereignty) of Malay states with the ruler as the pinnacle of government.

“The system of Malay rulers and government has existed for centuries and has lasted until today,” he said.

“Even before the formation of the Federation, Malay rulers and people have always accepted others.

“When the states were federalised, the rights of other races continued to be safeguarded in the constitution,’ he said.

“Their (ulama) role is not limited to only upholding the religion, but they are also meant to safeguard ketuanan Melayu,” he said.

“The team of experts can discuss and analyse any problems pertaining to the Muslim community and discover ways to overcome them.

“I also want the state to have a research centre that will enable Islamic teachings to be developed and its results to be spread widely,” he said.

So are we going to listen to a drunken minister who don't know head or tails of what he is blabbering about, who would even disregard the fate of his own race or to the wise statements given out by the Malay Sultans?