We’ll move to Australia, because you are too stupid….

Taken, unashamedly, from Patrick Teoh’s blog - click the title if you want to read it in the original. And you should, which is why I have left it in small type, Teoh deserves the hits for raising this, but at least everyone who has an interest MUST read it, here or there.

Disclosure: I am married to a Malaysian. A *Malay* Malaysian, and she will be the first one to move to Australia or even back to England if this kind of stupidity persists. As Teoh says WTF? - one can only hope that this is a isolated, if maladroit, publicity attempt, and not the beginning of some thing sinister. Because if it is anything else, then to misquote a phrase “goodbye, and thanks for all the Nasi Lemak.” Fucking Morons. We British should have never given you the place back, or “protected” you from the so-called communists, if you are going to be this retarded

Saturday, 12 April 2008

Tengku Faris: Non-Malays should not seek equality       (Malaysiakini) Kelantan Crown Prince Tengku Faris Petra said today that Malays had been coerced into giving non-Malays citizenship and the latter should therefore not seek equality or special treatment. He said this during his keynote speech at a forum titled “Malay unity is the core of national unity” organised by the newly formed Barisan Bertindak Perpaduan Melayu in Kuala Lumpur today.       Speaking to a crowd of about 1,000 people, Tengku Faris said the Malay rulers would be an umbrella to foster unity among all Malaysians, based on the Federal Constitution and the Rukun Negara. “Therefore, the rakyat must unite and never raise issues regarding Malay rights and special privileges because it is a quid pro quo in gratitude for the giving in of citizenship (beri-paksa kerakyatan) to 2.7 million non-Malays into the Tanah Melayu federation. “Thus, it is not appropriate for these other ethnic groups to have citizenship, only (later) to seek equality and privileges,” said Tengku Faris, who read from a 11-page prepared text. However, the crown prince stressed that in an effort to unite the Malays, non-Malays also have rights that must be protected, such as in areas of religion. As an example, Tengku Faris said non-Malays are allowed to practice their respective religions in peace. They must however do so in accordance with the law and “not be provocative towards Islam”. “The Malay rulers are the head of the Islamic religion and Malaysia is a Islamic country (negara Islam), not secular. We have our own formula (as a country) which is different from others,” he added, drawing thunderous applause from the crowd. ‘Dominance’ He added that the effort to instil Malay unity and defend Malay special rights does not mean that other races would be ignored. “In fact, if Malay rights and special privileges are taken care of and is not disturbed, it would ensure national harmony. It does not just benefit the Malays but all ethnic groups,” he said. In his speech, Tengku Raris said the 12th General Election results have shown that the Malays are being “challenged” and thus Malays unity is of the outmost priority. “The election results have shown that the Malays are disunited and facing other ethnic groups who are more dominant politically and economically,” he said. As the constitution provides that the Malays are the natives (penduduk asal) of Malaysia, Tengku Faris said every Malay must defend the constitution and Islam and this can only be achieved through Malay unity. “We have to make an effort to unite. Don’t spilt up. Avoid polemics that can distance us. Ideology (and) having different interpretations does not contribute to Malay unity. “Discussing about polemics such as Islamic state, secular state, welfare state… Confuses the people… Resulting from this confusion, Malays are becoming more disillusioned,” he added. Somebody please tell me that this a belated April Fool’s joke. Tell me that I am stupid and have completely misread the Crown Prince’s meaning. Tell me that this is just a nightmare. Tell me anything except that the speech was actually made in Kuala Lumpur, the capital of Malaysia, my country, my homeland. Tell me that the people there didn’t actually cheer when the prince said “The Malay rulers are the head of the Islamic religion and Malaysia is a Islamic country (negara Islam), not secular. We have our own formula (as a country) which is different from others.” I am only comforted by the knowledge that the crowd numbered maybe 1 thousand only and that this is another UMNO/BN spin. I am appalled by how the prince could be made use of in such a way. In a calmer moment I know this is planned trickery by sore losers. Stir up the other races against the Muslim Malays. Then come out and champion the Muslim Malay “cause”. We, the Malaysian Rakyat of 2008 are not stupid! BE STRONG. DO NOT LET THEM PULL US INTO THIS OBVIOUS TRAP. WE ARE NOT MALAYS AND NON-MALAYS. MUSLIMS. CHRISTIANS, HINDUS, BUDDHISTS. WE ARE MALAYSIANS ONE AND ALL.

Go here and read the original Malaysia Today post and comments.

NIAMAH!!! ISN’T STRONG ENOUGH TODAY…

WHAT THE FUCK!!!!