All patriotic Malaysians of goodwill and reason must condemn in the strongest possible terms the cowhead sacrilege in Shah Alam yesterday where a group of protestors claiming to be residents of Section 23 in the area protested the construction of a Hindu temple and threatened bloodshed and committed the ultimate act of religious insensitivity, insult and offence to Hindus by severing the head of a cow and stomping on it.
If such an ultimate act of religious insensitivity, insult and offence had been committed against Islam, Utusan Malaysia would have gone to town not only with full front-page coverage and denunciation, probably half the newspaper today would be devoted to it. Why the thundering silence from Utusan Malaysia?
In other multi-religious societies, such an ultimate act of religious insensitivity, insult and offence to one of the major religions in the country would have led to mayhem, riots and loss of lives and it bespeaks of the high degree of maturity, mutual tolerance, goodwill and co-existence that cool heads had prevailed in the response to such a deplorable act of sacrilege.
In a multi-religious society, the act of sacrilege to one religion must be regarded as an act of sacrilege to all other religions and the entire nation.
Let this serve as a overarching consensus of all political parties, mass media, NGOs and Malaysians if we cherish and love this nation.
The Prime Minister, Datuk Seri Najib Razak is to be commended for his quick response in ordering the Inspector-General of Police, Tan Sri Musa Hassan to take swift action against those responsible for the cowhead sacrilege.
But why was the police so slow in its response to such a public act of religious sacrilege, when tardiness in dealing with “national security threats” had never been a weakness of the Royal Malaysian Police Force?
Police intelligence cannot be so obsolete that it is not aware of the act of sacrilege being planned and executed, when the organizers had taken pains to ensure that their protest would get the maximum mass media coverage – reported, photographed and videoed!
With two days to go before August 31, the cow-head sacrilege must serve as an ominous warning that Najib’s first National Day celebration as Prime Minister will go down as a Black National Day if the genii of racism and religious chicanery are allowed to get out of the bottle – as in plural Malaysia there is not just one genie but many genii threatening to tear apart the multi-racial, multi-religious, multi-lingual and multi-cultural fabric of Malaysia.
It must deeply trouble all right-thinking Malaysians regardless of race, religion or political affiliation that despite Najib’s 1Malaysia policy to serve as an overarching inclusive policy to build a united nation of diverse races, religions, languages and cultures, recent trends have worked in the opposite direction.
The past weeks in particular have seen various top political leaders and mass media acting with utter impunity and immunity to crank up racial and religious animosities to polarize the country along race and religious lines – as happened in the recent Permatang Pasir by-election – making a total mockery and repudiation of Najib’s 1Malaysia slogan.
These divisive, polarizing, centrifugal forces emanating from top official directions must stop if Najib’s 1Malaysia slogan is not to meet an even quicker end of all Prime Ministerial mottos – including Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi’s short-lived “Islam Hadhari”.
#1 by carcinoma on Saturday, 29 August 2009 - 5:52 pm
things are getting ulgy nowadays. even we are going to celebrate our merdeka day in just 2 days time, we are still fighting. i guess our heroes that fought for our merdeka will rise from their graves and slap these people. in that case, we better take 1 minute of silent to think what have we done for our country before we start the celebration at 8am on 31st august.
what can the police do? can they do the simplest thing for us…..to catch few mat rempits? ta apa…..the number of saman papers will tell us at least our police are working hard during the coming op sikap!
so watch out ya mr Taxidriver!
#2 by Taxidriver on Saturday, 29 August 2009 - 6:33 pm
When I was a kid, I held up the Malayan flag and together with hundreds of others shouted “Mendaykar, Mendaykar, Mendakar” without proper understanding of what it was all about.
It was some years later that I got the picture in my little head, was so proud that Tengku secured independence for us; that this is our land and we want to be ruled by our OWN people.
“Phang Choon” or “Kapal Layar ” a coalition of UMNO, MCA and MIC. Indeed, then the rakyat were colour blind. We went to English schools, we mixed freely. We used to play and called each other things like “babi” china kui or kling kui without anyone getting offended.
Fast forward to 1974, those good times evaporated at a fast and frightening pace. Mahathir’s policy of divide and rule continues till today, making monsters of certain group of Malaysians, who go one better than the man who started it all-Dr. M-: who are prepared to win elections at whatever cost even to the extent of destroying the country with their racial slurs.
The 52nd Merdeka ( not Mendayka ) is three days away. Under the present UMNO Baru led government, I see no point to celebrate it as it does not make sense. I am now wondering if our forefathers made a mistake freeing ourselves from British rule.
Anyway, you all can celebrate for all I care.
#3 by shambles on Saturday, 29 August 2009 - 7:30 pm
My prediction is that nothing will become of this issue. As with the Al-Islam reporters who insulted Christianity….now these 50 individuals are insulting Hindus. Let us all remain level headed and pray for divine intervention as our government or police will not lift a finger…. Do not take revenge, my friends, but leave room for God’s wrath, for it is written: “It is mine to avenge; I will repay,” says the Lord….
#4 by Taxidriver on Saturday, 29 August 2009 - 9:45 pm
carcinoma #1
u mau tengok poohlis tangkap mat rempit? jangan harap brader. Tangkap mat rempit hanya buat sibuk sendiri….kena bawa mereka ke balai poohlis, lagi nak angkat motosikal naik van, bawa ke balai. Itu semua buang masa, kerja orang bodoh. Mat rempit tak ada wang ‘bayar sini’
Nasihat carcinoma Taxidriver akan prihatin. Terima kasih. Taxidriver mampu bayar ‘on the spot. Mereka tahu, bukan bodoh. Jadi mesti berhati-hati di jalanraya,LOL
#5 by One4All4One on Saturday, 29 August 2009 - 10:23 pm
That such a sacrilege could have been allowed to happen, or could have been planned and executed, in broad daylight in our beloved country Malaysia is indeed UNTHINKABLE, to say the least.
Someone must have known about the plan, and that is FOR THE POLICE TO FIND OUT; they cannot say they could not due to insufficient clues or information.
If the police could take drastic action against those participating in peaceful candle-light vigil, there are no reasons why they could not take MORE drastic actions against trouble makers and those who “promise bloodshed and racial tension”.
Everything was videotaped for all to see. The police cannot say there are no proofs nor any clues.
To say that “only junior officers” were present as the reason why immediate and firm action could not be taken against the demonstrators is utter rubbish, or is the police officer trying to insult our intelligence?
What about the ulamas and muftis, what do they have to say? If consuming beer in public could land Kartika in hot soup with RM5k fine and six strokes of the rotan, what could be meted out on those who “guarantee bloodshed and unrest”?
Malaysians are crying for justice!
Happy 52nd Merdeka to One and All!
#6 by cemerlang on Saturday, 29 August 2009 - 10:36 pm
It is good to see the truth. It is good but sad to see how screwed people’s minds can be. It is regretable to see how much ill feelings do people hold. If they never show, we will never know. So it is time for damage control. Where is the ISA act for this scenario ? It is equally provocating. It is equally threatening for the nation’s security. It is equally sensitive. They look like they are all going to heaven.
#7 by negarawan on Saturday, 29 August 2009 - 11:00 pm
The Malaysian Police Force is probably one of the most incompetent and corrupted in the world! They are not working for the citizens, but for UMNO politicians taking care of their vested political and financial interests. They can just sit back and watch the law being broken in front of their eyes and do nothing about it. On the other hand, they are fast to catch innocent people and torture and kill them under detention. They are like kings of the country and can do and say what they like, under the protection of UMNO and the corrupted judiciary.
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Public attacks suspected robbers (Aug 29 2009)
Three days after two suspected robbers were arrested in a 30-minute chase in Pandan Indah, Malaysia, videos of the Malaysian public assaulting the suspects surfaced on the Internet.
The videos were sent in by a reader to citizen-journalism website Stomp. The unnamed reader told Stomp that his Malaysian colleague had brought the story to his attention.
The reader said: “It shocks me to realise that Malaysian civilians are allowed to get involved in the law.”
The reader pointed out: “Take a look at the footage where the civilian used a hammer four times on the robber.”
In the video, one man held a suspect down while another punched the suspect with his fists.
The reader commented: “The video clearly showed the officers allowing the robber to be beaten repeatedly before intervening.”
The reader told Stomp that the video questioned the integrity of the police officers in Malaysia.”
“Although the suspect could have been a robber, isn’t it the job of the police to uphold the law?” the reader asked.
“Is this the right way to handle criminals?” the reader added.
#8 by tanjong8 on Saturday, 29 August 2009 - 11:38 pm
With Umnoputras and the Utusans venomous diatribe in the past few months, with impunity and immunity, is there any wonder this kind of sacrilege happened ?
Definitely not.
Just a few months ago, could anyone be able to think of the Umno youths goons harassing Karpal Singh in the sacred compound of the parliament ?
Nothing is impossible in this country as far as the Umnoputras and the Utusans are concerned.
As the “cow” demonstrators, they are prepared to shed blood to achieve their objectives and the police would not do anything to make the matter worse. Can you imagine that ?
Wont you be enboldened if you were the hotheads of the cow incidence ?
#9 by mendela on Sunday, 30 August 2009 - 12:43 am
The act of the protestors was worse than the Talibans.
Utusan basically is a Taliban newspaper too.
#10 by johnnypok on Sunday, 30 August 2009 - 2:02 am
The guy who holds the cow-head is a typical low-mentality idiot.
#11 by drago2008 on Sunday, 30 August 2009 - 4:18 am
This is an easier case to solve than the MACC death scandal. Pay those guys who put their feet on the cow’s head more money and they will spill the beans as to who instigated them to disgrace themselves. How about asking that loaded guy who can afford to pay out RM10m to inspire the cowhead stompers to sing?
#12 by frankyapp on Sunday, 30 August 2009 - 6:07 am
Like I said before,the MACC was pretty slow to act or not act at all ,on anything coming from Umno/Bn.Now the PDRM is acting pretty like MACC.The reason is simple,both these two institutions are Umno tools.Malaysians have endured such bias treatment and may GOD help us to end it before some new vicious attempt by Umno sponsors group to disturd the honnet nest to make the bees pretty angry and furious to attack the provocators and subsequently attacking everyone including the police.Lets hope this ugly scenario would not happen but if PDRM still do not want to lift their butts,the silent majority may take the law into their own hand and the subsequent result would be tragic.I appeal to the prime minister to be vigilant,un-bias to all citizens irespective of race and religion to prevent or put an immediate stop to this and other ugly nonsense by any person or group.
#13 by Joshua on Sunday, 30 August 2009 - 7:14 am
There is the lingering hidden agenda of 513 hopefully not to be repeated
Don’t fall for that SHIT – Selfish Hideous Illegal Trap…
We are all now wiser as some stupid fools want to retain power illegally after the illegal and rigged GE 2004 and GE2008.
Whatever the nation is to rot further – down, down, down even without 513 now as such attempts
only bring the nation to its knees – hopeless as profligacy of RM30 trillion is irrecoverable..
Why should we allow this as Sabah feeds those greedy ones and endless as that?
pw: wars special
#14 by monsterballssgoh on Sunday, 30 August 2009 - 8:08 am
This is a country with sick corrupted government spreading out to one groups and thousands of individuals….heading towards …confrontations…with worst things to come.
Najib knows his “1 Malaysia” is nonsense and should do the right things…if he ever want Malaysians to respect him as a PM…forgetting about trusting him as a man of his words.
He should not fool around with Teoh’s death and sack all MACC men from the police force and show his sincerity by getting a group..totally non partisan…towards any political party…but act for the people and country.
He should discard the idea that all IGP and MACC heads must be a Malay..and choose the best..especially a Chinese or an Indian.
Let a Chinese MACC head play out Chinese..and since the two most troublesome ..according to UMNO are the Chinese and Indians…a smart and sincere PM…will get Indian IGP..,and Chinese MACC chief..or vice versa….never an Malay.
That will be him showing some signs of “1Malaysia”…he wants it to be.
And in Universities…and schools…same format with full power to those heads..to do what they see fit… and not keep defending ultra Malays..supporting UMNO.
As I write…it sound so ridiculous and impossible for UMNO to do all these things…so best is to vote them out…end of story.
#15 by ekompute on Sunday, 30 August 2009 - 9:13 am
The name UMNO is today synonymous with megacorruption and abuse of power. Maybe it ought to change its image by using its Malay acronym, PKMB for Pertubuhan Kebangsaan Melayu Bersatu…. but PKMB really sounds crude, LOL.
#16 by Jaswant on Sunday, 30 August 2009 - 9:31 am
Abusing a cow’s head in this way is a sin for limkamput since he is fasting.
#17 by limkamput on Sunday, 30 August 2009 - 10:08 am
Moderator,
Why is Jaswant’s posting above not moderated when you have moderated my serious posting here? Do you really know your job? If not, I suggest you let another more capable person doing it. Remember, DAP stands for meritocracy, am I right?
#18 by monsterballssgoh on Sunday, 30 August 2009 - 10:22 am
hahahahahaha….I simply love Jaswant ….one line comment.
Moderator must be laughing too.
#19 by OrangRojak on Sunday, 30 August 2009 - 10:32 am
limkamput … there is no ‘moderator’ who hides your comments, only one who makes them visible. When our comments go ‘into moderation’ it is because our comments trigger some simple rules that are intended to stop people posting bad comments.
The ‘moderator’ is probably some person busy with something else who only takes a brief look at the blog once every now and again. It’s just a blog where any idiot can write any nonsense – don’t get so worked up!!
#20 by HJ Angus on Sunday, 30 August 2009 - 10:33 am
PDRM should be renamed Police Farce except that the problem is quite serious.
This is what happens with poor leadership that has no moral compass.
This incident shows that with bad leadership at the top echelons, the ordinary cops cannot function effectively.
http://malaysiawatch4.blogspot.com/2009/08/malaysiakini-and-selective-enforcement.html
#21 by monsterballssgoh on Sunday, 30 August 2009 - 10:37 am
DAP stands for Democratic Action Party.
Acting and fighting for a democratic country…to free Malaysians from the evil doers..job not finished yet.
After it is done…meritocracy must follow to strengthen democratic rights of all Malaysians.
Get the priorities right.
UMNO is ruling with double standards.
Why keep harping for fairness from freedom fighters?
Jaswant…I like to try teach a students…logic and truths. Those who are guilty may call me..” loud mouth”. Never mind la…lumpa kia can fast…not to sin. I talk..to keep on sinning….hahahahahahaha
#22 by Ramesh Laxman on Sunday, 30 August 2009 - 10:47 am
YB Lim,
This an MIC matter please let them take care of this from here. Thank You.
#23 by OrangRojak on Sunday, 30 August 2009 - 10:48 am
Anybody remember the protest outside the Danish Embassy in London after the Muhammad cartoons? People and press in the UK were outraged because the police didn’t immediately act against the people holding “murder…”, “behead…”, “kill…” etc placards. I think it was a month or two before the police pressed charges against any of the participants. Some of those people were given quite lengthy prison sentences for incitement.
I’m not trying to excuse the PRDM, just wanted to point out that another police force has appeared to be slow to act in a similar situation.
#24 by ekompute on Sunday, 30 August 2009 - 10:50 am
Lately the number of online users have dwindled so pathetically. Oftentimes, I see one online user, LOL. Is it because of Ramadan?
#25 by Jeffrey on Sunday, 30 August 2009 - 11:44 am
What OrangRojak said in his posting #19 on August 30th, 2009 above is (probably) true but I hope the part said by him – “the ‘moderator’ is probably some person busy with something else who only takes a brief look at the blog once every now and again” – is not.
His comment, “it’s just a blog where any idiot can write any nonsense”, my response is, nonsense is Ok; nonsense is after all dependent on how the reader adjudges a posting and whether to read it but what is dangerous is the type of posting/comment, whether or not adjudged nonsense, gives a legal basis for authorities, inclined to curb down on freedom of expression (especially in these times when 1 Malaysia is under criticism, and the excuse of racial tensions being high is available as it is plausible), to crack down on this blog on grounds of libel and sedition.
Kit’s messages, intended to be disseminated here to readers and supporters, are always circumspect of the pitfalls of these dangers.
After all, as a poster here described, he is an “old ginger”. Not only has he received legal training – once long ago – but his sheer experience on being entangled with the law and charged by the powers-that-be- for sedition etc makes him something of an ‘expert’ in respect of these dangers. He knows how to say the same content in the “safe’ form to avert being cauight by the law…The same however cannot be necessarily said of some of his readers and supporters who, in exuberance of the moment, may be carried away by the emotive content of subject under comment.
If the moderator were really ‘busy’, this would pose a ever present problem – since a defamatory and seditious posting can be made without triggering those “automatic rules” as to cause it to be immediately “suspended” (under moderation) for review by moderator and deleted…..
As the law implicates not just the reader/commentator but also vicariously the blog owner for publishing such a comment, then, when such a comment escapes the net of automatic moderation and is ‘inadvertently allowed to stand, everything next becomes dependent on the “grace” and vagaries of judgment of the authorities whether to take action against our Opposition icon (another blow the PR) and the political consequences of such a decision! They can even “plant” a commentator – not to praise the BN or criticise PR but to condemn personalities in BN in defamatory manner as to create conditions for a crack down of this blog! There is no ,limit to human ingenuity where there is intentional malice aforetghought!
The main duty of moderation is not so much of moderating or deleting nonsense per se if it does not harm the blog this way (though this is certainly a part of it if one thinks the preservation of reputation and dignity of the blog were equally important to be maintained), instead I would think that the principal objective of moderation is to make sure that comments putting both Kit and the commentators themselves to risk of official action are not allowed to stand…..
Which is why the part commented by OrangRojak (that the moderator is probably “some person busy with something else who only takes a brief look at the blog once every now and again”), if true, poses a clear and present danger and risk.
#26 by monsterballssgoh on Sunday, 30 August 2009 - 11:48 am
ekompute…maybe the one user should say less..the all may return.
Is that it?
#27 by k1980 on Sunday, 30 August 2009 - 11:58 am
May I ask where the hell is MIC Youth chief T. Mohan and his “Liberation Tigers of Kg Buah Pala”, who had so bravely marched to Komtar to protest against the DAP? Is it because a severed cow’s head has scared away this whole lot of Liberation Tigers?
#28 by ekompute on Sunday, 30 August 2009 - 12:17 pm
Hahaha, fine with me.
#29 by monsterballssgoh on Sunday, 30 August 2009 - 12:45 pm
This means I should speak less la.
Is that it?
#30 by OrangRojak on Sunday, 30 August 2009 - 12:50 pm
Apparent moderation test – none of this is true
I have high definition video footage of LKS sneaking into a mosque creche to steal babies and then feasting on them at DAP headquarters, in between swigging Chivas Regal from the bottle and snorting coke from a great heap he has regularly parachute-dropped in from Kim Jong-il.
#31 by monsterballssgoh on Sunday, 30 August 2009 - 12:55 pm
Ramesh Laxman…The matter is done in the open and concerns all Malaysians….not MIC.
MIC is nothing to Malaysians….but if MIC is so important like MCA….LKS have the right to represents Malaysians and speak up on any political ..situations..that may affect us..doing his job to represent us….as he sees it.
So far…excellent work done. That’s why DAP is getting so much voters support.
You will notice LKS cannot be bothered with MIC party at all.
He has much more important things to do ..than talk about MIC.
#32 by OrangRojak on Sunday, 30 August 2009 - 12:57 pm
Jeffrey, I’m not sure that relaxed moderation is such a great threat. It must be clear to anyone considering legal action that the comments are the responsibility of those posting them (shouldn’t it say that somewhere)? But nevertheless, if a complaint is made, doesn’t LKS only have to say “OMG what idiot posted that!” and immediately delete it?
The problem for moderators is that the blogs they are responsible for are a 24/7/365.25ish operation. Automatic moderation is the only reasonable method if you want people to leave comments. The bar has to be set fairly low, usually just a few keywords, URLs in new domains and perhaps length and frequency. It would be impossible to write a ‘perfect’ automatic moderator. Sometimes some comments that LKS might prefer not appear on his blog will be immediately published, sometimes some innocuous ones will be delayed.
#33 by Jeffrey on Sunday, 30 August 2009 - 1:33 pm
I think sedition/libel is technically predicated on the fact of publication of the seditious or libellous comment, ignoring the distinction between commentater and (vicarious culpability) of the blog owner. Maybe some lawyers here may elucidate on this point.
The laws of Sedition/Libel probably have not been developed since the wider usage of Internet and blogs, to factor ion this phenomenon and to clarify with exactitude the precise extent of liabilities/culpabilities between blog owner and his visitors…so the situation is not really clear.
Looking at the scene, it does look like, from a practical standpoint, action is more likely taken against what the Blogger himself says than the response and comments from his many anonymous readers – unless the comment causes a public furore from some aggrieved party.
I imagine many of the comments in the many blogs proliferating cyberspace are technically seditious or libellous that raises the question of how many can they proceed against?
Hence I imagine action, if taken, is carried out on a selective basis.
You are probably right that relaxed moderation is (so far) not posing such a great threat. It however pays to be vigilant.
#34 by Jaswant on Monday, 31 August 2009 - 1:53 am
Limkamput has gone crying to big momma because non-Malays stand up to their legitimate rights under the constitution??
#35 by Jaswant on Monday, 31 August 2009 - 2:01 am
Limkamput who has had a taxpayer funded education and a job pushing pen with the corrupt UMNO-run government for more than twenty years, could afford to have his people stomp on a cow’s head.
Apart from offending the sensitivities of people of another religion, it is called abusing animal carcass in public and that is not healthy.
#36 by badapink on Monday, 31 August 2009 - 2:02 am
tell me Mr. Lim if PKR win the next GE13,do you think they would let go power,wealth,status,fame etc.. that easily??? or do you guys really have a master plan? you should know how powerful they are,i’m sure you seen it all.From my point of view by the time we reach 2020 we gonna be like Zimbabwe instead of being a developed country, maybe self declared lah…i may sound negative,i just do not want being NAIVE…
#37 by Jaswant on Monday, 31 August 2009 - 2:11 am
“After all, as a poster here described, he is an “old ginger”. Not only has he received legal training – once long ago – but his sheer experience on being entangled with the law and charged by the powers-that-be- for sedition etc makes him something of an ‘expert’ in respect of these dangers. He knows how to say the same content in the “safe’ form to avert being cauight by the law.” Jeffrey
You don’t say!!! You must be talking about the blog’s former gatekeeper who has a blog that nobody goes to! Isn’t he fasting?
http://limkamput-nincompoop.blogspot.com/
#38 by Jaswant on Monday, 31 August 2009 - 2:25 am
“Abusing a cow’s head in this way is a sin for limkamput since he is fasting.”
What’s wrong with this comment?? Hace non-Malays offended Malay and Muslim sensitivities with this? If so, how so??
#39 by ktteokt on Monday, 31 August 2009 - 10:23 am
Why was the police blind towards this incident? All because it was done by UMNO idiots? If the offended party carries out the same act, would the people who participated be arrested under ISA?
#40 by SpeakUp on Monday, 31 August 2009 - 11:49 am
Take those sick people and stick them into a jail on Fri evening, they cannot see the Magistrate will Tue morning! Teach them what reality is and that their actions cannot be tolerated.
BN has failed to take any real action, they have no guts to move on this one. All the non UMNO component parties dare not say anything harsh. UMNO is just making so called harsh statements that are not followed up with some real action.
BN BACHUL!
#41 by limkamput on Monday, 31 August 2009 - 12:45 pm
Jaswant ball @ dish washer, are you longing to read my blog? Just give me your email here and may be i will let you read without charge. I know business is bad in kampung attap. Given your age and over-used posterior, I don’t think you can charge very much. May be i should petition the government to set minimum wage even for this profession, just like dish washing you did in NY.
#42 by ktteokt on Monday, 31 August 2009 - 1:38 pm
Where is MIC? Where is Semi-Value? Say somethinglah for the sake of Hindus!!!!!!
#43 by nazryan on Monday, 31 August 2009 - 1:48 pm
My wish for merdeka day is simple, let no Malaysian feel as a 2nd class citizen by race, background, religion and status.
#44 by jamalmalikslumdog on Monday, 31 August 2009 - 2:50 pm
When the news in CNN and Fox portrayed a group of Muslims burning flags or shouting into their cameras, they claimed that the same footage was being replayed over and over. When the western media continuously wrote about Muslim being terrorists or fundamentalists, you will hear the same outcry from the Muslims that they are being victimized.
In public and in the media, you can hear them argue that Islam is a fair religion, a religion that respects other religions. Yet their very own action contradicts what they said or portrayed.
And the same group of people who cries foul are the same people who will has caused the most damage to Islam.
Strangely enough, the Muslims have always claimed with the statement – Islam the Misunderstood religion”. Yet Islam continues to be used by UMNO political masters to achieve their bedeviled ends.
Muslims can no longer blame others for their own faults. If they continue to vote in the political party that caused this mess, then they have only themselves to blame.
Malaysia is sliding fast down the track to becoming a failed state. Please do not make Islam a hostage to your politics.
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