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1. I paraphrased what christ hitchens said. My opinions are what matter to most. I reserved the right to have them defended against majority opinion, convention, dogma etc.
2. It doesn't matter if you disagree with them. It's no skin off my nose .
3. Today I want to write about personalized religious opinions which become tool of repression, control , bullying and plain hate .
4 . The Malay DAP MP wore a cheong sum during a CNY function
5. It immediately drew condemnation from the religious moral police and the GOONS-guardians of our nations soul.
6 . Maybe because the cheong sum didn't have slits that were revealing enough.
7. The sanctimonious bastards would have liked the pretty MP to wear headscarf with extra tight tee shirt and tights.
8. That would have revealed her strategic assets much to the delight of the ecclesiastical minions .
9. This dressing policing is unnecessary and obtrusive upon the freedom of choice of the said person .
10. If the person has chosen a dressing deemed u Islamic by some, she will bear spiritual punishment herself.
11. It doesn't need moral busybodies and self righteous idiots to reprimand her.
12. They would be better off correcting Muslims wearing headscarf but donning tight tee shirts and stretchable pants and showing off their booties.
13. Who appointed them anyway? As moral gendarmes? Did they receive surat watikah from God?
14. Are they clairvoyants by the way? Are they able to tell, in 20 years time, the MP wearing cheong sum now my wear 100% Islamic requirements?
15. While the people now appearing Islamic may dress like heathens.
16. There are reasons why her dressing drew unnecessary moral flak.
17. This provides a reason to demonise a Malay who has joined DAP.
18. A Malay who is seen as one who has betrayed her race and religion. That is nonsensical.
19. Where does it say, a Malay is one only if she is UMNO? Or that she is Muslim, only if she is PAS, the brethren of white capped sexual perverts?
20. It's also a good reason to vent out their frustration of not being able to attract a Malay talent.
21. When I first and last met tuan guru nik Aziz at his house in pulau Melaka, he asked what made u join DAP?
22. That question startled me and I struggled to give answers.
23. I blurted out, it's takdir and jodoh tuan.
24. He quickly retorted (I am not making this up), no it's not jodoh or takdir.
25. DAP must have something that attracts a person like you.
26. And listen to this- if only pas has a similar something
27. Obviously the lady Malay MP has found her pot of gold in the DAP rainbow.
28. The moral gendarmes have religious bigotism and fascism only.
29. A Sigmund Freud would say that these moral gendarmes cannot sexually dominate this lady.
30. They would have preferred her to be sexually alluring dress to perverts like them.
31. The dress worn by the lady provides the perfect excuse to the moral gendarmes,to legetimatise their racism . It gives them a chance to demonise the Chinese and DAP. Title.
1. I am exasperated as well as feel nauseated when Malay supremacist groups assigned blame to DAP.
2. For all their shortcomings and deficiencies.
3. The Malay supremacist groups is led by UMNO. Aided and abetted by other groups. Fascist PAS and other hate groups.
4. To these people, DAP is the bete noire, scape goat, punching bag, whipping boy and such object.
5. The chicken crossing the road, if it gets flattened by a car, that car is driven by a drunk DAP fellow .
6. This irrational contempt for DAP is caused by the following reasons (my reading).
7. It could result from xenophobia. Disdain because the other person is seen as having migrated from other countries. E.g.. Chinese from China, Indians from India.
8. Non Malay Malaysians are actually seen as coming from other countries and therefore can be subject to xenophobia.
9. Call it, bastardized xenophobia.
10. Malaysian Chinese and Malaysian Indians are seen as coming from other countries and are treated as non Malaysians
11. DAP in particular is seen as the embodiment of these foreigners and therefore can be justifiably feared and hated
12. Any DAP leaders and DAP Chinese in general are viewed with suspicion and thought to have sinister motives towards Malays
13. The Malay mental siegers are also caught up in the sour grape mentality
14. DAP guys got posts which Malay mental siegers think are their preserves
15. Heck, DAP Chinese, if possible, shouldn't be given any posts at all.
16. To Malay supremacists, the good Chinese are dead ones or MCA stooges.
17. You will notice, the latent racism there .
18. Isn't it the greatest anomaly , that even now we still pigeon hole ourselves as Malays, Chinese, Indians and others? Hoi, we are ALL Malaysians la
19. In public life we are Malaysians. We still have our ethnicity when we go back home.
20. In public, we must tolerate each other as we share the same future .
21. The DAP is further hated by Malay mental siegers because DAP fights for issues which the Malay supremacists do not
22. While the DAP fights for equal treatment and for competition on a level playing field , the Malay mental siegers do not.
23. They insist on favoured treatment, protected by never ending affirmative policies and demand being treated specially by the law .
24. In the end, Malays are taught to hate the DAP in particular and Chinese in general, because they are just different.
25. To Malay male chauvinists, the good Chinese are the females lying spread eagled in front of them.
1. Deschooling Society is an influential book written by a Ivan Illich. An Austrian priest.
2. We want to borrow the basic idea only - that UMNO has been teaching wrong values to Malay society .
3. In response , Malays especially need to deschool themselves from the destructive values UMNO is teaching the Malays.
4. We have already mentioned the 1st of these destructive values.
5. UMNO has taught Malays, it's alright to ignore self responsibility, it's ok to be receiving handouts and freebies.
6. In that process, malays become dependent on UMNO. UMNO is thought to be indispensable to Malays.
7. Some malays began to think without UMNO, the sky will fall down
8. This situation has enabled UMNO to manipulate the sentiment of Malays. Especially on ethnicity and religion.
9. With encouragement and cultivation from UMNO, it becomes normal for Malays, to believe they are always under siege .
10 . Malays respond in belligerent manner, recalcitrant, mutinous, rebellious and use bellicose rants
11. For instance when the idea for electing the mayor for KL was floated, believing they are under siege, some malays go crazy.
12 . Malays believed they are naturally entitled to the job. But it's also true that Malays think if you compete in terms of meritocracy and honesty, they will lose
13. An entitled group will thus respond by putting up violent protests, issue bellicose threats such as langkah mayat kami dulu.
14. What do they want to do? Go on a rampage , carry out pogroms?
15. To a community accustomed to privileges, equal treatment and competition, discriminates them. To them that is injustice.
16. Much of the blame for instilling these destructive values lies with UMNO.
17. UMNO has taught the following destructive values. It's alright to be self responsible . Others can take care of you.
18. There's honour in receiving handouts and freebies.
19. Malays, because the are that race are naturally entitled to all privileges and special treatment.
20. Accordingly, it becomes almost an axiom, that Malays as the 'first' to be in land, must be given as of right the prominence in all social endeavours.
21. In business, in education, government employment, in important government posts, politics, etc. Malay sensitivities must be given precedence while those of others can be dismissively treated.
22. That's why when the idea of electing the KL mayor was floated, it so horrified the Malay supremacists from all political strains.
23. The values taught and drummed in by UMNO, especially that Malays should naturally be given precedence over the others , for governmental posts considered as un-encroachable enclaves by Malay supremacists. It must be opposed at all costs.
24. The concept of competing using your competencies and merits on a level playing field, is anathema to the Malay supremacists.
25. The idea of competing on a level playing field and with competencies strikes fear among the Malay supremacists.
26. That runs counter to the teachings of as- sheikh UMNO Al malazie that the post of KL mayor is reserved for an UMNO stooge.
27. The teachings of UMNO are killing the Malays. According to UMNO it's ok to receive hand-outs, it's not ashamed to not be self responsible, it's an entitlement to confer indefinitely, all privileges and affirmative policies euphemistically called positive discrimination etc on Malays Right to believing some government posts are the enclaves of UMNO malays
28. The Malays are therefore a race to be always pittied, a race always to be treated as fragile.
29. Perhaps, the Malays deserved to be described as the Sad Race.
1. I'll write about the jack Sparrow complex later. Right now I want to write about the dangers posed by UMNO to the unity government.
2. I'll remember the warning by Machiavelli regarding this.
3. It's a fatal mistake to invite the enemy to share power with you.
4. I know Nana Non knows about this . He is more experienced than I and is more street smart. But I will say if from my angle anyway.
5. UMNO is a political curve ball thrown at him that forces Nana Non to react strategically, not in knee jerk fashion.
6. UMNO is running with the hare while hunting with the hounds. Always.
7. Right of the bat, it's always trying to drive a wedge between PKR and it's traditional allies, especially the DAP.
8. UMNO's aim is of course to turn PKR into a Malay centric party so it's more compatible to UMNO.
9. Musa Hitam says Anwar has got the UMNO DNA. His parents were UMNO
10. The grovelling Javanese neantherthal says , Anwar so much loved UMNO. I too, love umno- from afar.
11. I loved watching the puteris clad in tight kebayas sashaying down the aisle.
12. That's as far I go- can't compete with the UMNO veterans. They are drooling and salivating hoping to score with the puteris
13. The relationship between PH and UMNO is irreconcilably opposite. Like chalk and cheese. Heaven and earth.
14. You are going to carry out reformasi, UMNO is digging in to preserve the old way of doing things
15 . You are out to overthrow the status quo but UMNO is doing all it can to retain the status quo including leeching itself to the PH government
16 . Let's see how UMNO sees the way forward for Malays.
17. The charter of the freeman says that he responsible for his lot.
18. He doesn't depend on others like the government to look out for him and baby sit him.
19. He is ashamed if the government gives him handouts and protects him with a host of affirmative arrangements and policies.
20. Under UMNO, Malays have become enslaved people and weakened people.
21. Under UMNO, the Malays fee they are entitled to a free lunch, the BRIMs, SARAs etc.
22. SARA is BRIM mk2
23. You are weakening Malays by taking out the responsibility of looking after themselves
24. These are able bodied people we are talking about, not old and infirmed people.
25. A nation is weakened if you take out responsibility over self and the government plays Santa Claus all the time
26. Malays become dependent on UMNO for their succour and sustenance.
27. The government enjoys playing the role of warden looking out after their charges and making them dependent on it.
28. That's how UMNO looks at the way forward for the Malays.
29. That's the UMNO prescription for the Malays. Giving handouts, playing warden to them ,looking out for its charges, conferring upon them privileges and handicaps , protecting them with all sorts of affirmative and policies, robbing them of the duty to be responsible for himself.
30. That's also counter to the Islamic religious edict. Ar ra'd 11 says god will not change the lot( good or bad) of a people, unless they change what's within them .
31. On all counts UMNO is diametrically opposed to the reformasi agenda. How can we cohabit with them?
32. And so I repeat the warning, it's a fatal mistake to invite the enemy to share power with you. And the enemy is UMNO!
1. If you tinker here and there, change a few nuts here and there, but not taking the whole engine out, you are perpetuating the old broken down system .
2. It's 'more of the same or change?' as James Carville asked.
3. But in order to overhaul the system you need a team of reformasi minded team .
4. Not a team of boys and girls who are barely past their age of puberty. Boys who are ,'obsessed ' of visiting Mrs Palmer and her 5 beautiful daughters .
5. Boys and girls, you don't know if these people wash properly after they urinate or they basuh kencing betul ke tak.
6. In ancient Greece, Plato demanded that those wanting to be ruling political leaders be of mature age. In the papal state bishops must be of certain mature age.
7. In China, its leaders are old too. Even in Singapore you don't find wet behind the ears ministers 8. Hence you may think having pupils wear jalur gemilang badges, is a big deal. 9. As I said before, badges of Rose Chan in a seductive pose is more reformasi.
10. Having these tender shoots as ministers, tells a lot about the PM.
11. A certain Machiavelli said, the first test of the intelligence of the leader, is to see the people he has around him.
12. With the exit of La Pixi, the PM has mediocre PKR people as ministers.
13. I speak with candour and brutal honesty that the performing and reformasi minded ministers are from the DAP.
14. Sadly those from PKR are wanting. But the most discordant ones are from the UMNO.
15. The UMNO people are present not as balancing elements for democracy to thrive, they are present to undermine the PH government.
16. The presence of UMNO in the PH is an anomaly. You are out to implement reformasi.
17. Which essentially means dismantling the structures, system and culture UMNO has put in place
18. How can you expect these people to shoot themselves in the foot?
19. We all know that UMNO inserted itself into the unity government for reasons of convenience..
20. It wants to remain In the corridors of power by any means necessary.
21. Even if it means sacrificing its self esteem. After the akmal histrionics, we now know UMNO has no amour propre.
22. For wak47,there's an added incentive. By choosing to be in the unity government, he hopes to get full acquittal.
23. It's imperative for Anwar to mould a cohesive team determined and committed to carry out the reformasi agenda
24. If UMNO is not on board, the only honourable thing for it to do is get out of the government.
25. But most importantly, Anwar needs to ensure the ministers in the original PH team is reformasi minded.
26. Otherwise, you have new ministers but old system. New wine, old bottle .
1. In a telling remark, the great economist Milton Friedman, made a remark along this line( I adjusted this way).
2. He said: almost always the good promises one makes, end up not done.
3. He famously said, the road to hell is paved with sound good promises.
4. The point is not to make promises but to carry them out
5. Most of us, at least speaking for myself, are and am not interested in hot air
6. Especially with Anwar. When he gets into the constipation mode, emphasizing strategic points in his rousing speech, most of us are sold.
7. Most of us leave believing the promises made presently, are already done yesterday.
8. Later we realized, we have been bamboozled.
9. We wait for the promises to be carried out but waiting for them is like watching for Godot, the character in the Samuel Beckett play .
10. So exasperating slow. We all listened jaw-dropped and in excited anticipation of Anwar's sensational promises.
11. Lowering the prices of groceries and fuels, elimination of ptptn tolls, weeding out and paraquat-ing corruption and abuse of power and instituting the much vaunted tata kelola .
12. All heart warming but admittedly, work in progress.
13. Nana Non has started on these and his efforts must be duly appreciated.
14. Reforms in these areas take time. They cannot be achieved overnight. Hey taking a piss takes time too.
15. Nana Non, the Hindi song belter, faces opposition from all corners.
16. Operational, from the bureaucratic mandarins, from the deep state and from the vested interests community.
17. Political -from the fascists like UMNO and the ecclesiastical warlords party and the right wing Malay supremacist fringe groups. 18. Perhaps because of his perceived lethargy and wrongly regarded as lackadaisical attitude, wak47 says Anwar so loved UMNO.
19. Yeah, tell Anwar, you loved him too and want to have his baby .
20. But nothing must distract Anwar from his fierce determination to carry out his promises.
21. Promises made, promise kept.
22. Your political longevity depends on it. Peduli sama UMNO and birds of the same bulu.
23. But there's one promise I wish Anwar says it explicitly. Hopefully he has it at the back of his head.
24. Which is to dismantle the structures, system and culture put in place by UMNO.
25. That's the whole idea of reformasi after all.
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26. We are not interested in retaining the status quo, but in overthrowing it!