The Malaysian Circus

Malaysia held ransom by a small bunch of rascals 

First they say that the Chinese are going to take over Malaysia. Now they say that the Christians are going to take over Malaysia. Later, they may say it will be Chinese Christians who will take over Malaysia. When are they going to make up their minds?

Then they went on to mock the Royalty, by conveniently inserting the word ‘Agong’, saying that the Agong’s consent is needed to allow the Christians to install a Christian Prime Minister. Really, that has got to be biggest joke of the 21st century. And to think that a respectable newspaper like Utusan couldn’t see through the charade and though it worthy to carry the story in its headline news is simply amazing.


Now, they say that Muslims, who constitute 60 per cent of the country’s population, are frightened of the Christians, who account for only 10 per cent of the population. The weak Muslims in the country are being threatened and may lose their right to worship, as one prominent blogger ‘Wakakaka’ would say.

Worse still, they even felt the need to have to have a Chinese Muslim make the call and add credence to their statements.

Yes, Islam is under siege. Extremism is rearing its head again, and is now trying to speak on behalf of all the Muslims in this country. They really have no qualms about belittling the Muslims that they purport to represent in the eyes of the non-Muslims. Without valid and concrete proof, they go on to accuse other Faiths of undermining the sanctity of Islam.

Glazed and dazed

If you ask Najib, what is happening, he will just look on with starry, glazed eyes and shrug his shoulders,

Now that the racial card has simmered, the religious card is being played to the hilt Using religion to fan the fires of destruction is really debasing. How did the country ever managed to stoop so low?

Who says there are racial conflicts in this country? Malaysia is the most peaceful country in the world. Malaysia’s ability to preserve its peace and multiculturalism all this while is a wonder by itself. The world look on us in disbelief, that Malaysia can hold on to each other for so long, despite all the past tries to destabilize this nation.

Malaysians, please ask yourself, honestly. “Was there any time in your life where you actually felt physically threatened by the other races?” Malaysia is so peaceful, that you can actually hear a pin drop. You can go to the most rural village and walk the darkest street and you would not feel the least uneasy.

There is a very small group of people up there who are actually pulling all the strings. They play a card game akin to Tarot Cards. Used by Fortune Tellers, each card in the deck are strategies to control our thought processes.

Instead of working, they are sitting there playing with the sentiments of the people. And they have been doing that for 50 years. They know the Rakyat has caught on to their game. They know that we know. But they still go on playing this game, changing the stakes here and there. And yes, they are willing to sell us out in their bid to retain power.

They use every card available in the deck to achieve their aim to hunker us down, tame us and reduce our spirit to fight back.  They have been wearing us down spiritually, mentally, emotionally and even physically so that we will beg and crawl for mercy.

They have nearly succeeded in disciplining a particular race as a safe deposit, and they are now trying to wear the others down using the same tactic.

Let's take them on

Thank goodness, they are not very smart although not stupid either.

For them it is a passion to wallow in the threshold of power, fame and fortune. Drunk from all this power, they cannot pull themselves away and constantly feel threatened that they are about to lose their the gold mines. That's why they are now drawing out every available card  in the deck as fast as they can dish out to try and neutralize the gains by the Opposition.

From buying over frogs to black mail, death threats to religious sensitivities, racial rights to Royal Rights, they have gone on a relentless campaign to ensure that we will not be able to penetrate their defences nor successfully unite to threaten them.

Ironically, we were the same people that voted them in, in the first place. But getting rid of them happens to be a formidable task. This small bunch of rascals will continue to stir up all kinds of trouble, just so that they can control the status quo.

They buy over gangsters who will roam the streets, sparking unrest, hold demonstrations, break the peace, threaten public safety and start street riots all in the name of religion and race. Their objective is to spark of racial conflicts that will trigger a state of emergency just to keep this small group of people in power.

Through the smoke screen, Malaysians are fed daily doses of anti-nationalistic propaganda, racial deterioration, nasty religious insensitivities, and the need to stay apart to protect our own communities. These are the same people who are ever ready to sell us out as prostitutes and beggars to the highest bidder, and who won’t blink an eye to hijack religion and to empty every single cent in our nation’s coffers.

Dr M thinks that the General Election should be postponed to 2012.That won't be bad idea, as it will give us more time to reassemble and get ready to take them on. Although, it will also give them more time to spin more devilish plots.

But never mind, let's take them on once and for all. Malaysians, fight back and reclaim our sanity and lives!  


Written by  Iskandar Dzulkarnain, Malaysia Chronicle 

Teresa sees red over Ibrahim’s sexism

Tarani Palani

Sexist remarks by Perkasa chief Ibrahim Ali, blaming wives for their husbands philandering, earns the wrath of Seputeh MP.

KUALA LUMPUR: Ibrahim Ali’s sexists comments that wives are at fault for their husband’s extra-marital affairs drew the ire of Seputeh MP Teresa Kok.

Kok came out with guns blazing and lambasted the Perkasa chief saying such “deep-seated sexism” was most disgraceful and also revealed Ibrahim’s low regard of women.

Yesterday in Parliament, Ibrahim who is also the Pasir Mas MP asked what the Department of Islamic Development (Jakim) was doing to educate wives on their responsibilities.

“There are times when husbands have urges (ada keinginan)… but when they come home to their wives, the wives will say, ‘wait, I’m cooking’, or ‘wait, I’m getting ready to visit relatives’.

“In Islam, wives are supposed to stop everything to fulfil their husbands’ demands,” said Ibrahim.

“Husbands driving home after work see things that are sexually arousing (menaikan semangat) and go to their wives to ease their urges (semangat). So much so there are those who go to private places (tempat-tempat yang sulit) to satisfy their urges, and then (unsavoury) videos are exposed… this is why I want a proper explanation as to whether wives understand their roles,” he said.

Remarks also demeaning to men
Kok, who is also the Selangor state senior exco, said Ibrahim was being insensitive of a women’s right to her body.

“He expects women to present their bodies to their husbands on demand, regardless of how the women may feel, as though  women are meant to be unfeeling sex slaves,” she said.

She also reminded Ibrahim that non-consensual sex, even in a marriage is a form of sexual violence which is a crime against  both sexes.

She said people like Ibrahim, with a low regard for women, perpetuate a patriarchal system which subsequently is a stumbling block in enacting pro-women laws.

With such low opinion of women, a sexist like Ibrahim is not qualified to be a representative of half his constituency who are  women, said Kok.

Kok also said that Ibrahim’s comments were equally demeaning to men as its paints a picture of men as completely lacking in self-control, as though (they) were animals.

“He even excuses them for committing adultery which is a most hurtful act of betrayal. Ibrahim must apologise for his remarks and submit himself to gender sensitivity training,” she said.

If he fails to apologise, Kok suggested that Parliamentary Gender Caucus reprimands him and send a strong message that the Dewan Rakyat does not tolerate such sexist mentality.