But, since 1969, has the government ever taken steps towards what they have formulated? Today, i doubt many of the ministers and senior government official can remember a single word of the “Rukunegara”. What has happened to this great “document” which was made so “holy” those days that each and every student in schools had to recite it holding up their right hand under the hot sun during assembly? Everyone practically swore to the document and if the contents of it is in no way true or becoming true, then wouldn’t that amount to blasphemy?

This has been the way the BN has been acting to cover up for all the “boo-boos” they have committed, recommending “instant antidotes” to cover their shameful acts. Ask any government official, or better still our Menteri Perpaduan what the wordings in the Rukunegara “membina masyarakat yang adil” mean and how much has the government done to achieve this objective? How can it be ADIL if the “bumiputera special rights” remain? This is a mockery to the Rukunegara and the Constitution and in this respect, the Rukunegara would only be fit to be used as “toilet paper” or be thrown into the garbage bin.

http://www.kpmu.net/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=587

I would like to bring attention to the readers of this blog, a section of “Raja Petra perlu di tahan bawah ISA” article by Khairy Norhisham on Monday, 27 August 2007 in an Umno website.

“Jika kita amati dengan teliti, kita dapat merasakan ada pihak yang sedang cuba membakar api perkauman dan ada pihak yang cuba melagakan bangsa Melayu dan bangsa-bangsa asing kerana tidak senang dengan keamanan dan keharmonian masyarakat majmuk di Malaysia.”

… “melagakan bangsa Melayu dan bangsa-bangsa asing”, Khairy Norhisham is referring non-Malays as ALIENS OR FOREIGNERS !!!! Chinese, Indians and other minorities are non-Malaysian !!! Suddenly we the non-Malays are non-Malaysian just before 50th Merdeka celebrate.

YB Lim Kit Siang, please comments on.

Look at the recent turn of events that make it impossible to work even as professional consultants when projects less than RM30 millions must be doled out to bumi consultants. Are these bumi professionals so lacking in skills and/or expertise to practise in an even playing field to need such affirmative actions to? I shudder to think how many failures will result from their “professional” capability with such “easy” handouts – again. All that is required in times of failures is another bailout and another bailout. Not only are the bumis being pampered to the ridiculous, but, more alarmingly, they have become utterly incompetent to even know what fish is given to them on a platter.

So, Dr Azly, even as I applaud your very heartening write-up, I yearn to be woken from this day dreaming. The country will never do away with what you propose until there is nothing more to plunder from its resources. And when that time comes, the non-bumis will be blamed – again. Such is the blindness of the bumis. And with the people in power making sure they remain blind by giving them affirmative privileges of one kind or another when earlier actions become routine. And with a kingdom of the blind, the cyclop remains and reigns supreme – forever. Thank you, Dr Azly, but no more such soothing balm – it remains in Never Neverland for the non-bumis for as long as Malaysia does not aspire to be truly Malaysian in thoughts, actions and dreams.

A case of racial profiling?

Are we to understand that the average Malay is not “educated” and cannot speak out “something fair and reasonable”??

They are “diPUTERAkan di BUMI” Malaysia too..

Discrimination against any races as practiced by present government is a Sin against humanity and God

You are one of the people that stands up for all races,by taking thing as a whole,with consideration regarding all the races in Malaysia.

In Malaysia,all different races seem to be united,but it is saddening to say that the unity, in actual fact,is superficial.

Today I went to school,to celebrate the so-called Merdeka Ceremony.
At first I thought that there would be only some sort of boring speech by headmaster and some competition regarding mendeklamasi sajak.Never would I expect the teacher that was giving the speech actually touched about 513 event again.IN FACT,WHOEVER THAT CAME TO GIVE A SPEECH NEVER FAIL TO TALK ABOUT 513 event.This is the so-called Merdeka Ceremony in my school.

In fact,if Bumiputra got hold of 30% of the share,it does not matter.What I hope for is fairness in education.

EDUCATION,everybody should be given a chance to prove that he or she is capable of entering the national university.The existence of Matrikulasi that consists of 90% Bumiputra and 10 % non-Bumiputra,had really made the competition among students,very unfair.I read from all sorts of entries from all sorts of forums,non-bumiputra that got 4.0 for STPM cannot even get into top 3 favoured subjects.

I wonder that Bumiputra that study in MRSM would know the exact situation of how other races there struggling to enter national university.As a result,those non-bumiputra that cannot get into local university,are forced to leave and pursue their education at other places like National University of Singapore.

Funny.While Singapore is absorbing all type of talents around the world,Malaysia is letting go all type of talents in the country.Like that,how can Wawasan 2020 be achieved?

I sigh,from deep into my heart regarding the situation now.

Why 21 July? On this day in 1964, Singapore saw racial riots. It was the worst racial riot ever happened in Singapore.

Singaporeans make an effort to remind themselves that people of different races must understand and tolerate each other in order to live in peace and harmony. Thus they turned tragedy into strength by remembering 21 July and working proactively towards racial harmony so as to ensure peace and prosperity.

We had the worst racial riots on 13 May 1969. And what’s May 13 to us? A useful bogey date for Umnoputras to constantly remind and threaten non-Malays with repeated blood bath. Remember May 13 (with keris waving) – Behave or else! What a contrast in mentality. How sad for Malaysia!

You should return to your homeland immediately.
You must speak up against all wrongdoings by this regime.
Without experiencing fair competitions and without working toward globalization, Malays as a race might be doomed within next 50 years.

You must educate the Malays to play a fairer game in order to survive.

Yes, you are 1 in a million. You must run in next GE!

With that sobering thought, lets really celebrate 31st August 2007, 50 years of TRUE INDEPENDENCE!

How are the leaders going to be the future role models for a younger generation if they indulge themselves in the dark side of their personalities – bullying, threats, encourage divisions and inciting aggression and hatred!

If at all Malaysia is an Islamic State, then PAS shouldn’t be an opposition party at all as it embraces all the aspects of Islam and is rightfully part of the government. By isolating PAS as an opposition, BN, especially UMNO is slapping its own face. It is trying to tell the people of Malaysia it is “more Islamic” than PAS so as to make PAS an opposition against an Islamic government.

Announcing Malaysia to be an Islamic State therefore holds no bearing in so far as Islamic identity is concerned, so why bother to make it public. This will only disgrace the PM, BN, the government and the nation as a whole.