Once again, DON”T POLUTE or CORRUPT the ENGLISH LANGUAGE …. Don’t bring disgrace to EC…..

csl, what if your daughter is asked to wear the tudung if she wants to be a prefect? will you also go along?

csl , what if the school requires him to raise his hands in “doa” as muslims do, when the doa is being conducted? will you also ask him to go along?
btw, has kanasaikia enquired whether he has confirmed the incident during Ko-Ko day 2007 in EC?
please DO report here of your enquiries, kanasaikia. thanks.

I think you can print out these commends and consult a psychologist. So you will know without any doubt. I can’t tell you anything, as I already know what is the outcome. I forgot also to mention, some are more LKS than LKS. I can’t tell them how they should think or do things. I can only choose to participate or quit. Let the natural rules to complete the karma. If you don’t wanna pull back your words after certain time, better do research 1st before anything. Just like those who complaining about Pak Lah for bringing the country backward by encouraging for plantation and related research at the beginning. Now they should slap their mouth when they see what had bring our currency up while most Asia countries currency dropped recently. (please try to understand the point in stead of arguing on the word).

Btw, i’m glad to meet some EC people here ^^

So the pupils & students churned out by these lunatics and fanatics cannot not be better off; can only be worse off.

In time to come, the Malaysian society will be flooded with such characters. One can guess the type of future in the country without much difficulties.

We need a strong opposition or an alternative government to bring “Change” – the key words now being thrown around in the current Primaries of the American Presidential election!

How do you know this? On whose behalf are you talking about? If other people say the same thing, you would probably say it is an opinion and not a fact. But please look at yourself.

EVeryone can talk based on hearsay and until and unless these students who have suffered silently can come out in the open (if they are 30 of them, it is good enough) to bring these Little Napoleans down to their knees.

As for the songkok thing, i have already explain in my blog, u can go n hv a read abt it & if u wana noe wad a person i’m, plz go thru my blog posts. I’m not those who will side anyone ezily.

For de co-co day matter, i don’t know about it coz I didn’t participate in it. Btw, i muz thx u 4 telling me det such things existed n i will like to noe more on de incident.

If you wish to wear the songkok, whether by choice, or out of fear of reprimand or intimidation by school authorities, it is entirely up to you.
But we should not FORCE anyone to wear the songkok if they choose not to.

A student from that same school, tells me of yet another serious incident, which occured some time ago:
During the school’s Co-Curriculum Day in 2007, a Doa session was held at the start of the events. ALL students were required to raise their hands in prayer as Muslims do, whether they were Muslim or not!
Those who felt uneasy to comply as they were not Muslims, were punished by the teacher! I wonder, were you one of those who DID comply?
I have been told that about thirty non-Muslim students (chinese and indian) were eventually punished. Why don’t you ask those who were punished and report here whether this is true?

Quite an interesting thought! How does it come about?

Chinese reaction to the wearing of the Malay headgear so far has glossed over the fact that the Malays are not forcing them to put on the Malay headgear (which is what ‘songkok’ is all about and not a religious symbol) but some over zealous and misguided government officials who seem to have acted on their own initiative.

Many Malays would want the ‘Malayness’ to be confined to them. It is what differentiates them from the rest. Can you imagine the Jews asking non-Jews to put on the kippa?