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We need a Ghandi to do the job and not Che Guevara.

This could be seen in declining education standards, widening gap between rich and poor, increasing crime, damaging racial and religious polarisation, decreasing competitiveness, brain drain and etc..

Are they scared enough to face the truth than all the privillages goes only for malays while others races have been here and born here long time ago…

Today, 3 December, in TV3 news (not only today, but everyday and in every news), badawi said all the statement of HINDRAF is a lie……while that is the truth statement of what BN liers done….But to save themself, they denied its not true…..why dont they prove its no true……badawi and other leaders always telling they the country has developed and no racial problem here……is the lawyers of the HINDRAF is stupid enough to state all the discrimination if there is no problem in this country…if they telling all the races plays their part in developing this country, why dont everyone get same rights and privilages while only malays goes for it…..if you guys asked badawi and other umno leaders, wether they will go for country development or only their race development…..outside they would tell country development is more important, but in inner side, they always concern for one and only race development……….

As a true malaysian citizen, should we support such a racist leaders where they only condeming others to be racist….

It can go to anyone, including Datuk Seri S. Samy Vellu…”

Another demand is the appointment of a Chinese to be Finance Minister because Hindraf feels too many top portfolios are held by Umno leaders. ”

The HINDRAF leaders are not serious because they know it is not going to happen the way they want it.

I think its leaders are selling out the marginalized Indians who are poor and illiterate and who have legitimate grievances which need addressing.

That is not going to happen. It would mean admitting that the country’s education policy has failed. Indeed it has but that doesn’t mean that it must change. They continue to adapt by sending their children to schools overseas.

Is that not interference? Or by invitation? Now, that CM of Sri Lanka only request to look into the complaint is being asked to lay off…….what’re they displaying is a mirror of themselves….STUPID ! STUPID ! STUPID ! You heard the remark before?

There is not a single Malaysians without complaint/feeling being discriminated over the years with the exception of the ruling class. So, something must be very very wrong indeed.

But, the ruling class still behave that the mass is still sleeping under the zinc roof and wanted only a clean longgang and new paved roads once every 4-5 years. So, you can see the roughshod they throw around with shout of threats, acting mean and vicious and “wild” language both in words and body. Somehow, I wonder how all these years they can get through the august house. Did they turned that into a denned retreat? We have all seen it all!

(Quote) “Asked regarding a survey commissioned by the Asia Foundation which found the majority of Chinese and Indian youths stating that they believe they were discriminated against in the country, Nazri said the incidence of inequality in Malaysia is undeniable.

However, he said this state of affairs is due to the social contract reached 50 years ago by representatives of the racial communities who agreed that Malays would enjoy certain privileges in return for the granting of citizenship rights to members of the migrant communities.

The only way such an arrangement can be changed is if future generations of Malaysians decide on revising that contract. Until then, said Nazri, the government is charged with carrying out the agreement.

“If there is any unhappiness, then it is entirely up to the future generations of Malaysians, regardless of whether they are Indians, Chinese or Malays, for them to sit down (and discuss),” he said.

“It’s not just about what the Indian and Chinese (youths) want. You have to ask the Malays also, whether they want the social contract to be renegotiated. It’s up to them…. As of today, I know the Malays are not prepared to renegotiate,” he added. (Unquote)

YB should ask him if the so called “Social Contract” premised on “Special Privileges” (Art 153) envisaged the scale and proportion of discrimination today – whether the founding fathers of the Constitution representing all races agreed to “social contract” then on the scale and in the manner it is implemented as the NEP today.

The above statement is found in Google when you search “apartheid”

“NEP” the abbreviation for New Economic Policy is misleading to most people outside Malaysia.

Does NEP fit the definition of apartheid? If it does why not call a spade a spade. We should let the whole world know that Malaysia is practicing apartheid under the veil of NEP.

In a strongly worded statement, they have also urged the British government to take up the matter on their behalf and ‘make the strongest possible representation’ to Kuala Lumpur.

The MPs’ demand comes after the Malaysian police used force to break up protests by Hindus complaining of decades of neglect and discrimination by the government in Kuala Lumpur.

The police action has been criticised around the world.

‘This House notes with grave concern the stated intention of the government of Malaysia to demolish 79 Hindu temples,’ said the House of Commons Early Day Motion that has been signed by 19 MPs so far.

The MPs called upon their government ‘to make the strongest possible representations to the Malaysian government both to cease the programme of demolition and to allow this legitimate voice of protest to be heard without physical interference’.

The EDM was moved Thursday by Stephen Pound, ruling Labour Party MP for Ealing North, and signed among others by Keith Vaz, the longest-serving Asian MP in Britain, and Ann Cryer, a member of the influential Home Affairs Select Committee.

So please contact Velupillai Prabhakaran’s handphone at 012-3456789

What-lah, you are demanding Dollah to give up one of his 3 plum portfolios! That Finance Minister post gets him RM10,000 a month!

Adam Yong – I think Galileo was under house arrest (not quite the same as imprisonment) for his belief in heliocentrism (and not because of his belief that the earth is round) as opposed to the Church’s geocentrism.