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#1 by boh-liao on Tuesday, 22 January 2013 - 1:02 pm
‘In his autobiography, serialised by the Nihon Keizai Shimbun in 1995, he said that his “father’s blood line has supposedly been traced back to Kerala State in India”. His mother was a Malay born in Kedah. But he identified himself totally as a Malay and was determined in wanting to uplift the Malays.’
(page 275, From Third World to First – The Singapore Story: 1965-2000, Memoirs of Lee Kuan Yew, SPH and Times Editions, 2000)
Well, he disowned his father’s DNA n his own heritage what, so he will certainly do a “Brutus” on anyone 1
Believe me. When that monsterO’mamak realised that he had made a big mistake by admitting publicly to Project IC (of course he denied the project’s illegitimacy) and could no longer argue his way out he would have no qualm to deny that he ever said so and that it was the opposition’s plot and the media’s misreporting.
Mamakthir is a Malayalee according to Islamic customs, because his father was a Malayalee. His father came to Malaya from Calicut, Kerela. Mamakthir went back to Calicut a few times when he was Prime Minister. He claims in his “Dogtor in the house” that he did not know where his father came from. That proves that he is either forgetful or he lies.
Mamakthir talked about RCI on citizenship award before 1957. He forgets that before the Malayan constitution came in force in 1957, he was pure Indian Malaylee. He would have no say on behalf of Malay, a race he adopts on matter regarding Malay in pre-Independent days. He has been fighting very hard by Malays by accumulating 130 billion RM in wealth, to make Malays proud.
#1 by boh-liao on Tuesday, 22 January 2013 - 1:02 pm
‘In his autobiography, serialised by the Nihon Keizai Shimbun in 1995, he said that his “father’s blood line has supposedly been traced back to Kerala State in India”. His mother was a Malay born in Kedah. But he identified himself totally as a Malay and was determined in wanting to uplift the Malays.’
(page 275, From Third World to First – The Singapore Story: 1965-2000, Memoirs of Lee Kuan Yew, SPH and Times Editions, 2000)
Well, he disowned his father’s DNA n his own heritage what, so he will certainly do a “Brutus” on anyone 1
#2 by yhsiew on Tuesday, 22 January 2013 - 1:11 pm
He is an evil man who would do anything to fulfill his lust for power.
#3 by lee tai king (previously dagen) on Tuesday, 22 January 2013 - 1:30 pm
Believe me. When that monsterO’mamak realised that he had made a big mistake by admitting publicly to Project IC (of course he denied the project’s illegitimacy) and could no longer argue his way out he would have no qualm to deny that he ever said so and that it was the opposition’s plot and the media’s misreporting.
#4 by Loh on Tuesday, 22 January 2013 - 3:25 pm
Mamakthir is a Malayalee according to Islamic customs, because his father was a Malayalee. His father came to Malaya from Calicut, Kerela. Mamakthir went back to Calicut a few times when he was Prime Minister. He claims in his “Dogtor in the house” that he did not know where his father came from. That proves that he is either forgetful or he lies.
Mamakthir talked about RCI on citizenship award before 1957. He forgets that before the Malayan constitution came in force in 1957, he was pure Indian Malaylee. He would have no say on behalf of Malay, a race he adopts on matter regarding Malay in pre-Independent days. He has been fighting very hard by Malays by accumulating 130 billion RM in wealth, to make Malays proud.
#5 by Loh on Tuesday, 22 January 2013 - 3:30 pm
///State Umno leader Salleh Said Keruak says the ex-deputy PM ‘was a powerful man and knew what was going on in Sabah’.///–Malaysiakini
Whether or not Anwar was involved, Sabah UMNO leader admits that it was a dirty trick perpetrated by UMNO in the ICs-for-votes scam.
#6 by chengho on Tuesday, 22 January 2013 - 8:42 pm
smart leader always think smartly and outside the box
#7 by Noble House on Wednesday, 23 January 2013 - 3:18 am
Ya, smart leader alright thinking outside the box. No wonder every Malaysian is indebted with RM17K each!