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I am sure that the Chinese thinks that is not racist. But when it comes to the Malays, it sure is racist because I don't think even half of the total of the Malays in Malaysia can speak Mandarin/Cantonese.

How many Chinese who can't even comprehend Malay or cannot speak Malay? Malay is the national language of Malaysia and if you cannot even speak Malay, then you might as well not be a Malaysian.

This statistics is based on the estimated population for 2007.

Malaysian citizens comprise

Bumiputera – 66.4%
Chinese – 24.9%
Indians – 7.5%
Others – 1.3%

The ethnicity of Malaysians for 2010 can be viewed here.

Let's see. The majority in Malaysia is still the Bumiputera Malays which comprises of 66.4%. The Chinese are amongst the minority which comprises of 24.9% of the population in Malaysia.

But the fact is that, the Chinese are still in control of the economy in Malaysia. And the 30% of the economic cake targeted for the Malays under the New Economic Policy created after the 13th May 1969 which had been caused by DAP is still not being achieved until now.

The minorities now are crying out loud for equality and brouhaha about them being discriminated. What is the discrimination when 8 out of the richest person in Malaysia are Chinese?

If you say that it is discrimination, the Malays should control Malaysia's economy since they are the majority in these country instead of the economy being controlled by the minorities.

Read Tackling racism in Malaysia by sakmongkol ak47 and .A Possible Scenario From My Own Company.

The Chinese will look after their own. Even in a Chinese company, the favoured one will be one of their own. For example, a Chinese with less credentials and qualifications will get a higher position and better pay compared to a Malay working there who has higher qualification but will be discriminated against with lower position and lower pay.

A Malay who has a better position working in a Chinese owned company will also be put down by the other Chinese colleagues by asking that person to do things that are not within his/her work scope.

A Chinese employer might want to oppress that worker by sending him/her to another branch by promising the sun and the moon, but because it was uttered verbally, the employer can break his promise at his whim and fancies since there are no black and white to prove that.

So, what is this crying out loud about the Chinese being discriminated by others when you are being the ones who are the number one assholes and racists?

Many of the Malay Singaporeans have even migrated to Malaysia because they are being discriminated against in Singapore. This had happened in Penang too after DAP is now in control of that state. The Malays are being systematically kicked out from Penang so that the Chinese can take total control of Penang just like in Singapore.

We are not stupid assholes as you obviously think we are. We can see clearly what you are trying to do and we will certainly not succumb to it. No retreat, no surrender!

Communists will be communists no matter what name they used. They used to be known as the Communist Party of Malaya (CPM) but now they had re-invented themselves to be DAP, which is a splinter party of the PAP in Singapore.

They used to chant the slogan Malaysian Malaysia but now they are using Middle Malaysia but it is still the same. The name may have changed to sound better but they are still upholding the communist beliefs they had brought with them when they migrated here from China.

Therefore, it is crystal clear that communist will still be communist even though CPM had already laid down their arms, they are still clinging on to their communist ideology based on their actions and the words that they uttered.

A vote for Pakatan Rakyat means a vote for the communists, the deviationists and the homosexuals because those are what DAP, PAS and PKR truly are.

If you want Malaysia to be just like Singapore, then you are welcome to vote for them. But remember not to cry over spilt milk if the Malays are being turned into slaves in their own country once the DAP had taken control of the Federal Government.

The Malays must be in power politically

Bugger! The police had arrested 24 foreign GROs (guest relations officers) in George Town, Penang.

A local man running the place had been detained by the police. 23 of the GROs are from China and 1 from Vietnam.

Why is it that in the states administered by Pakatan Rakyat, there seemed to be an increase in the GROs from China?

Could it be that they are frequented by the DAP leaders and also protected by them because this seems to be rampant in these states?

The local Chinese men have a specific name that they call these GROs from China but right now, that particular word seems to escape me.

These could be linked to the Chinese underworld or the secret society in Malaysia. Yes! Secret societies do exist in Malaysia. Even Freemasonry and the Illuminati.

You can refer that fact to our history of Ghee Hin and Hai San secret society. Read more about it here and here.

On the other hand, the Malay Supremacy bashing by Pakatan Rakyat which propagated the people's supremacy seemed to be scared of a mere logo, 1Malaysia for that matter.

Why else would Selangor banned the 1Malaysia logo in business premises? That is the most obvious answer because if the Pakatan Rakyat coalition is so strong, they would not be scared of a logo.

This arises after Anwar Ibrahim was suspended from the Parliament for 6 months because he cannot defend his statement by providing ample evidence in linking 1Malaysia with One Israel.

Talk is cheap and anyone can say anything about someone else. But action speaks louder than words. And most of Anwar's action betrayed him and proved that he is not a patriotic Malaysian.

Don't you wonder why the homosexual societies or those who we know for sure are gays are always there for Anwar? I mean birds of a feather flock together.

So, open your eyes and minds and don't be stuck in the rut. For God's sake change because we don't want this country to be a second Singapore and adopt communism.

We have to ensure that the Malays maintain the political power because we had lost the economic control of our country since our economy are being controlled by the Chinese.

Out of 8 from the 10 richest person in Malaysia in 2009 are from the Chinese descent.

Futhermore, the Malays had not achieved the 30% share of the economy from the New Economic Policy until now. So think for yourself what will happen if we lost the political power as well!

I am talking about the reality here and not just trying to scare you because Malaysia will definitely become a second Singapore if DAP wins in the next General Election.

Pakatan Rakyat is going down

How many of the promises had been fulfilled?

Anwar Ibrahim is talking through his hat when he boasted about Pakatan Rakyat's offer to raise the salaries of teachers by RM500 a month.

The most obvious evidence can be seen in the above manifesto that had been offered to the people of Selangor before they had won the 12th General Election.

How much of those empty promises had been kept to date? I am sure even the usage of 20 cubic metres of free water per month had also not been implemented wholly to all Selangor residences since there are still complaints of people not getting the promise.

For example, an article by The Malay Mail dated 26th July 2010 titled "Water woes in 'pantun' " discloses about the discontentment of Hulu Klang low-cost flat dwellers.

The people living there are unhappy for losing out the free water policy offered by Selangor government particularly in AU2 and AU3 low-cost flats in Lembah Keramat.

There are banners in form of rhyming poems (pantun) have been put up there by anonymous person.

Air kami kena cantas,
Pasir habis kena kebas,
Cukai pintu janji melepas,
Ceramah lebat kerja hampas.

"Where is our free water? The promised 20 cubic metres remain mere promises. How the Selangor government 'cares' for the rakyat," read one of the banners.

"I checked with PKNS (Selangor State Development Corperation) and they said I needed to change my meter to a Syabas standard meter, which would cost me RM180,” said resident Md Redzuan Sulaiman (pic) of PKNS' Seri Pangsa flat in AU3.

Another resident, Yusof Mohd Yunos, of Pangsapuri Al Ridhuan, Ukay Perdana, came up with his own solution, saying: "Why doesn't the State government just multiply the amount of units here with 20 cubic metres and then deduct the amount from the overall water metering calculation?

"A calculator costs less than RM20 whereas this migration plan costs around RM150 per household. Simple mathematics!"

Surely this Anwar Ibrahim failed in his Mathematics because he would rather our country's fate be left to IMF during the Asean Financial Crises that had occured in 1997 because of the attack on our currency and other currencies in Asia by unscrupulous currency speculators.

In the meantime, Nik Aziz defended Anwar Ibrahim in his statement to Utusan Malaysia dated 25th December 2010.

"Kita akan laksanakan bila pakatan dapat memerintah negara... tunggulah dulu,” katanya kepada pemberita selepas majlis perkahwinan perdana anjuran kerajaan negeri melibatkan 101 pasangan baru di Pusat Tarbiyah Pas Kelantan (Putik) di sini hari ini.

Are you sure that you are going to do that since PAS had not been able to provide clean water and also new road for the people of Kelantan that they have to drink unclean water and suffer bad traffic jam daily which becomes even worst during the festive occasion?

Even the new roads had been built by the Federal Government so just shut the hell up when you are not doing anything for the betterment of the people that had voted you in for nearly 20 years now.

Why would Pakatan Rakyat in Selangor be so desperate to ban all ads containing 1Malaysia logo if they had been so efficient in administering Selangor?

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Who is Nik Aziz to absolve the sins of others?

It is not surprising since PAS leaders are all wolves in sheeps clothing.

They may look pious but underneath, they have intense desire towards any woman they laid their eyes on.

Remember about the close proximity case of Mat Sabu and Norma?

It is a bit perplexing that Nik Aziz can just forgive the sins of his followers as he pleases by using Allah's name.

Reminded me of the confession in Christianity.

The Wikipedia defined it as :

In Catholic teaching, the Sacrament of Penance is the method of the Church by which individual men and women may confess sins committed after baptism and have them absolved by a priest. Although it is not mandatory, the Catholic rite is traditionally conducted within a confessional box or booth.

This sacrament is known by many names, including penance, reconciliation and confession (Catechism of the Catholic Church, Sections 1423-1442). While official Church publications always refer to the sacrament as "Penance", "Reconciliation" or "Penance and Reconciliation", many laypeople continue to use the term "confession" in reference to the sacrament.

In Islam, sins are not absolved by any living person because only Allah can do that. I mean any other human beings are also Allah's creation. How could any living person exonerate other people's sins since all humankind also sinned?

Nik Aziz clearly wants to challenge the powers of Allah when he made that ridiculous statement. You are not God so don't act like one even though your followers might think of you as being so righteous.

The Wikipedia defined Islamic views on sin as :

Islamic views of sin see sin (dhanb, thanb ذنب) as anything that goes against the commands of Allah (God). Islam teaches that sin is an act and not a state of being. The Qur'an teaches that "the (human) soul is certainly prone to evil, unless the Lord does bestow His Mercy" and that even the prophets do not absolve themselves of the blame (Qur'an ^{[Qur'an 12:53]}). Muhammad advised:

"Do good deeds properly, sincerely and moderately, and rejoice, for no one's good deeds will put him in Paradise." The Companions asked, "Not even you O Messenger of Allah?" He replied, "Not even me unless Allah bestows His pardon and mercy on me"
Reported by Aboo Hurayrah & 'Aa'ishah & collected by al-Bukhaaree (eng. trans. vol.8 p.315 no.474)

Malaysian blogger’s open letter to Lee Kuan Yew

This letter had been published in New Temasek Review. I am republishing it for you to read.

I am Malaysian. And a very proud one at that.

While my former prime minister, Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad has apparently, and suddenly, agreed with you on what you had apparently said about Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim and his alleged dalliance with an ass — “ass” here refers to the anatomy of a human being, not the animal, although sometimes in your country, that word could also refer to members of your government — I, on the other hand, could not give a rat’s ass to what you or any of your colleague say about my country or its people.

I will be blunt because I am not a politician. Nor am I a diplomat or a member of my country’s civil service. So, here goes. Neither you, nor any of your colleagues, have any moral standing, or any standing at all, to pass judgement about my country or my fellow Malaysians or any other country for that matter.

If what was reportedly said by you and your colleagues about my country and our leaders was in fact said by you and your colleagues, than I just have one word to say to you and your colleagues. Buzz off! (Well, they are two words actually, but I don’t give a hoot!)

I am not bothered by what you and your colleagues think about my country or my leaders simply because I have always known that you and your government have always suffered from chronic and almost incorrigible Napoleon Complex (to borrow a phrase from Mariah Carey’s song about someone who has a small appendage).

All those chatters over golf matches with Tun Abdullah Ahmad Badawi, warm embrace between your son and prime minister Najib and nice tete-a-tete over some scones and tea between you and our prime minister’s wife are just for show. I have always, in my heart of hearts, doubted your country’s sincerity in almost whatever you do, whether on a private or even more so, governmental basis.

In short and plain language, I have never trusted you or your government. You and your government, to me, had pioneered and perfected a “cocktail diplomacy” that had, over the years, defined your external policies in South Asia.

To say that I have no respect for you or your government would be, Mr Lee, an understatement. I laugh at the nakedness of the cold and wrinkled anatomy of your cocktail diplomacy.

Unlike many of your citizens, I am not stupid to swallow hook line and sinker your heavily masked political assurances of neighbourly goodwill and co-operation. I don’t believe you or your government because I have always known — from your actions and deeds — your condescending and patronising views about everybody else in this world, save for probably, your masters, the United States of America and, probably too, Israel.

You think you are the best. When in fact you are nothing but an amalgamation of flesh and bones without any semblance of a soul. Your country is consumed by and obsessed with what your neighbours intend to do and the ways and means to defeat your perceived competitors — which, in most cases, only exist in your tiny little mind — and procure a perceived victory over them. In short, you and your colleagues suffer from multiple phobias over nothing.

You boast of economic success. May I ask, at what price? Your people have traded their souls, their freedom and liberty, their right to even think of what is right and what is wrong for just a slice of economic and material gains. How shallow can one be?

Your society is exactly what Herbert Macuse was describing in his “One Dimensional Man”, when he says, finally, under the condition of a mass society, shaped and moulded by the State:

“the multi-dimensional dynamic by which the individual attained and maintained his own balance between autonomy and heteronomy, freedom and repression, pleasure and pain, has given way to a one-dimensional static identification of the individual with the others and with the administered reality principle.”

That is what I think of you and your colleagues, Mr Lee.

You and your colleagues huddled together in cafes, holding whiskies and passed judgment on my country. My country is, apparently, “declining.” And the cause of that decline, apparently, is “incompetent politicians.”

Well, who exactly are you or your colleagues to pass judgment on us? Incompetence, you say?

You and your colleagues boasted that Orchard Road will never ever be flooded. Remember? And this was what happened.

What do you say about that? Competence? Go and fly a kite, Mr Lee.

And true to your government’s multi-phobic affliction, you even arrested, handcuffed and detained a reporter who was photographing the flood. Read about it here.

And what was your people’s explanation for that incident? Your Minister for Environment and Water Resources Yaacob Ibrahim had even copied and used the answer given by our former home minister in explaining why a journalist was arrested under our Internal Security Act a couple of years ago, in trying to explain that incident.

This was what he said (as reported here):

“From what we understand, the photographer was warned because of safety issues, not because of privacy issues.”

Yes, apparently, that guy was arrested, handcuffed and detained because of safety issue. Your minister can’t even be original in his reply! He has to copy what our minister said!

Incompetence you say? Go and stand in front of the mirror and look at yourself. You can’t even predict a flood in the middle of your commercial district!

And what about a certain guy by the name of Mas Selamat? Remember him? Yes. He escaped from your maximum security detention centre.

What do you call that? Excellence?

Who, dear Mr Lee, managed to track him and re-arrest him? Who was the kind soul who, in the spirit of good neighbourliness and goodwill, surrendered that guy back to you? Who else but your incompetent neighbour, eh?

Frankly, would you do the same for my country? Well, don’t answer. That is a rhetorical question. I know the answer already.

You have and know of no other way to deal with public grievances and opposition than to arrest them, harass them with defamation suits and utilise your executive might and power. Your country would think of nothing about utilising your pliant judiciary to mask your purely political actions against your opposition in order to lend a semblance of judicial justification for their extermination.

Democracy you say? I laugh and I laugh. And I laugh at you and your government’s shenanigans, Mr Lee. It is the idea that everybody is stupid that makes me laugh so hard. The stupidity of thinking that every other people could be hoodwinked makes me want to die laughing!

Under the guise of good governance and security, your government would go out of its way to silent critics. What did you do to a web site called Temasek Review, Mr Lee?

You cringed at the thought of intellectual discourse in cyber space. Because really, you are not equipped to deal with it. That is because your society has been shaped and moulded to comply and follow, and not to question and demand. So, Temasek Review had to be stopped.

Because of that your agency, Temasek Holdings, claimed that it had the intellectual property right to the name of Temasek Review. How very convenient? And Temasek Holdings then, apparently, sold the right to use that name to an unknown party for S$1.00.

Sorry, but I have to laugh again. Hahahahahahahha… you think the people are as stupid as your government? You have always had the ability to mask your political moves with commercial dress ups. And that move was so you, so Singapore, Mr Lee.

Speaking of Temasek Holdings, what were they doing in Indonesia so much so they were found liable for breaching anti-monopoly laws there?

What do you call that?

The truth is, Mr Lee, you, your colleagues, your government and your country are not perfect. Nobody is.

So please. Take your smug pimply face away and mind your own business.

Malaysia can survive without you. Can you survive without Malaysia?

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Art Harun

* The writer blogs at http://art-harun.blogspot.com