When I first saw the video-clip, I have a good laugh and think no more about it until I saw all those extreme comments posted on various sites. While his method leaves much to be desired, there are truths in it. The only part that revolts me is the part making fun of the Azan call. Whatever religion I may believe in, I wouldn’t want him making fun of some of the rituals we practice. I wonder if he had made fun of Buddhist and Taoist rituals, would so many Chinese have rallied for him. Having said that I believe his motives and intentions is just to have fun without thinking of the consequences and repercussions.

I’m surprised that some the reaction to his video-clip is so extreme. The remarks they throw at each other gets worse and worse. I wonder what we have been doing for the past 50 years in terms of racial integration. Have it all been for nothing, all gone down the drain?

Back to the fate of Wee Meng Chee, there are other video-clips of prominent politicians including Pak Lah and Najib saying the matter is out of their hands. It is up to the Attorney-General to decide whether to prosecute. That is their official stand. What about their personal stand? Doesn’t Islam teach forgiveness and tolerance? I am not a Muslim, this I do not know and can’t answer.

If The Prophet Muhammad is alive today, would He forgive this slur concerning the Azan call? Would Pak Lah forgive Wee Meng Chee in his personal capacity? If Wee Meng Chee is charged, convicted and sentenced, would Pak Lah as Head of the Pardon Board advice our Yang Di-Pertuan Agong to pardon him?

When will Malays, Chinese, and Indians join hands again to plan and act / counter the globalization threat (economy, global warming, R&D….) just like our great leader decided to work together to gain independency from British 50 years ago?
Let’s think for our next 3 (or more) generation at least just like we are now feeling thankful to our great ancestors as they had been thinking of their next generations’ fate 50 years ago.

I hope with Wee’s initiative, Malaysia will be a better country and the world will be a better place to live, free and peace.

Dear Mr. Lim,
I just want to tell you that I am blessed that you are around to fight for us, the Malaysians and the human on this earth.

Sincerely,
Feiloong and family.

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So, is there really the freedom of speech in Malaysia? With the draconian Internal Security Act still active, such freedom can only be viewed as a “mirage”.

At least he accepts the responsibility and is accountable for himself…. something so lacking in tanah air

Hence we have the expression “on a wild goose chase”.

“But turkey and goose can live happily in the farm without shouting, chasing and biting each other. ” Patriotic1994

In the U.S. the goose is discriminated against because the President of the most powerful nation on earth sees it fit to pardon one turkey each year before Thanksgiving Day.

but stripping citizenship is not a good idea.

When a Chinese sang a song of his country that practice Malay special rights, corruption and unique morning call, it caused an uproar among Malay. The Malay response with death threat to him and his family.

What kind of world are we living in? How to make Chinese and Malay live happily and see each other as brother and sister? Will there be a happy ending?

When you scream at a turkey, it shout back at you and then ignore you. When you scream at a goose, it chased after you and bite you. This has never changed since God created the world. But turkey and goose can live happily in the farm without shouting, chasing and biting each other. Can we be like that?

(Sorry to use farm animals to represent us… no offend)

Be careful here, for RealWorld will say that it’s like a Rottweiler attacking a harmless (UMNO) poodle.

I think they may be stupid enough to invite legal action, but then they will return his passport for fear of the having the case being heard in court.

He claimed he had been misquoted and misunderstood by the media, especially Malay newspapers and politicians. Read his side of the story. Give him your support.

The goverment should understand that why most of the graduates from oversea wouldn’t come back to serve our mother country. Why? It is so obvious already and still they couldn’t see it. Most of my friends that went oversea SAID that they rather stay there and work there because everyone are treated equally.

I don’t think the case regarding Wee singing that song is very serious, if it is, then most of the americans already in jail for criticizing and making fun of Bush. Run the goverment properly and there won’t be any ‘Negarakuku’.

Jimm,
You are wrong, it’s not because the young generation dare not to voice out and don’t bother, we do at heart. You can see how ‘Jakun’ the goverment was. Wee Meng Chee is just trying to voice out and what he get in return? Why not you make a song like that and sing it? Youngsters nowadays already given up trusting the goverment, no matter what you do, money talks.