In matters like this, and in order to provide consistency over constitutional matters involving the religion of the federation they should suspend ‘habeas corpus’.

Now I know … when all around me has fallen one by one … there is no one else to defend my basic rights.

The change must start from Ijok.

You can check the contents of MYCARD by inserting your chip based MYCARD into slot 2 of ASTRO decoder and change to channel 800.

No need to spend RM20 on the reader

What is happening today in Malaysia that is ripping the different races apart is not religion – but its politicization.

It is clear, at least to me, that Articles like Art. 3 and 11 of the Federal Constitution of 1957, were not meant to separate Malaysians along racial and religious lines. They were meant to give a public face to Islam, protect its status rather than be used as a vehicle for the advancement of a certain political agenda.

When the first wave of Islamic fundamentalism reached Malaysian shores as a result of events half way across the world, political activists and leaders the likes of Anwar Ibrahim was quick to tap into the power that it represents. And when Mahathir chose to bring him “into the fold” (Anwar was with PAS then) it was in recognition of this phenomenon if you will.

That marked the watershed in our political landscape when religion came to be used as a vehicle to advance careers within UMNO. It still is to this very day.

This trend has to be reversed and the man to do it would be Anwar Ibrahim who played politics with religion in a big way on his way up the political ladder.

But the same cannot be said of Islam at this moment……….that person could ended up being a terrorist or a suicide bomber. There are many cases in the Middle East.

But you cannot undo decades of damaging politics of religion and misinformation that seriously affected millions and different generations in a short period!

It is a very sad to see a promising country is this difficult situation…..which is unnecessary and avoidable had the leaders/politicians been selfless, competent and far sighted and placed the interest of the country and her ordinary people first.

Blame the malaysian talibans for the talibanisation of malaysia.

Separation of State and religion is crucial to maintain law and order and protection of basic human rights.

Don’t blame Islam…..it has nothing to do with this. Like Islamic terrorists, extremists and fundamentalists, this is the making of grossly misguided people and posed a great threat to a multi religious society.

a) Election is very very near
b) BN has no moral support on all of its on-going policies hence they will use Periasamy’s issue.
c) This is one of the many more that BN have plan and will exploit to the maximum coming this general election.
[Otherwise why now take action, its been damn long 17 years]
d) Malays will so be suck into morality dilemma that have been put into their minds over decades of misinformation.
e) BN will win back the majority of Malay support on this issue.
f) Something really is wrong with the implementation of our constitution, its lopsided, maybe we should have referendum to change this.

I am sure Malaysian History will record in the future, if it were honestly admitted unlike the Japanese denying their atrocities in Nanking, that there has never been a phenomenon like him that, on balance, has wrought so much fundamental change of far reaching consequences, laid so deep foundation for the destruction of all hopes, and all possibilities that this nation could ever be one where peoples of different races, culture and religions live in harmony and common weal as they, once upon a time during Tunku Abdul Rahman’s rule, showed the possibility of. In his entirely and utterly selfish ascendency to power, he was a tremendous eruption of cunning and energy that shattered existing and established new standards in the excesses of NEP, accelerating the pace of Islamisation, curbing rulers’ powers, manacling judiciary by sacking Tun Salleh Abas, jailing of his deputy DSAR, downgrading the standard of English for a whole generation and the slide and de-internationalisation of Malaysian Ringgit, promoting development via privatisation and mega projects that elevated cronyism and corruption to unprecedented heights of being state of art, blurring of all lines in financial probity as when Petronas and EPF monies were used to bail out failed mega projects and moribound KLSE, xenophobia against whites and jews (and hypocrisy in trying to have photo session with the American president), constitutional amendments to entrench draconian laws restraining liberty, and of course article 121(1)A of the Constitution and pronuncement of the Islamic state and so on and so on. His legacy is linked to the sheer quality of excesses. He had unleashed forces surviving after his own administration that will usher this onec hopeful nation in an inexorable course towards its own destruction. Read my lips, this is will come to pass.

They just pretend dunno and won’t do anything. How about Michael Chong? Or the ‘social activist’ and national service taiko Lee Lam Thye? Or Maximus Ongkili, the national unity fellow? Best ask the founder of the Islam Hadhari, Bapak Lah.

WHO STARTED ALL THIS?
When Dr Mahathir amended clause 121 of the Constitution in the late 80s, he elevated the Sharia courts, giving them equal powers to that of civil courts, thereby creating two parallel legal systems replacing what was a secular judicial system.

and who supported this amendment?MCA, MIC,Gerakan etc!!!! So it had non muslims support.The non muslim BN parties sold their soul and now they are all quiet and pretend nothing happened while the very people the claim to fight for are suffering and left to fend for themselves!!! Cemerlang!!!!

See http://malaysia-today.net/blog2006/newsncom.php?itemid=4005

these are issues that hurt our nation at the very core, yet i’m very sure they’re all busy campaigning at recent elections to fish for votes to care for the people!