“The funny thing is that state governments controlled by the opposition bend over backwards to accommodate Muslims’ preoccupations and have to continuously defend themselves against charges of racism,” wrote Malaysiakini columnist Thayaparan yesterday. Continue reading “The Fox and the Wolf”
The tarik tauliah matter is a setback for PAS Islamists as Selangor moves to curb political activity in mosques this year.
Meanwhile, DAP-controlled Subang Jaya remains the evangelical capital of Malaysia and the party has a firm grip on non-bumiputera Christians. Continue reading “PAS Islamists have pulled ahead of DAP evangelists”
Beginning tomorrow, the first day of 2022, politicking in Selangor’s masjid dan surau will be curbed by the state religious authorities.
According to MAIS, semua tauliah mengajar agama Islam yang sebelum ini diberikan aktivis politik di Selangor terbatal dan akan ditarik balik mulai esok. Continue reading “2022 — PAS Islamists don’t be jealous of DAP evangelists, yah”
I’ve copypasted below an FMT article in its entirety — see further down at the bottom of this page.
In it, DAP Johor former chairman Dr Boo Cheng Hau raises some points and asks some questions. Continue reading “Wanita Kristian DAP dok pusing-pusing”
Mahathir is a teller of the most “outrageous” and anti-Chinese “racist” lies, said Najib yesterday at the 2021 World Chinese Economic Forum. Continue reading “Najib calls out Mahathir as an anti-Chinese racist”
Hannah Yeoh yesterday fired another salvo at Ismail Sabri — see her arrogant tweet below.
In it, the biaDAP Segambut MP dared our PM to fact check her. Continue reading “Hannah Yeoh–Ismail Sabri: Unstoppable force meets immovable object”
Ismail Sabri yesterday called out Hannah Yeoh for confusing the rakyat.
Out of all our 220 serving MPs, I’m not the least surprised that it should be YB Segambut whom the PM has to publicly fact check — see tweets below. Continue reading “Ismail Sabri: Hannah Yeoh “mengelirukan rakyat””
One notable takeaway from the Sarawak election on Saturday is how different the Chinese situation there compared to the peninsula.
A staggering twelve Chinese Aduns will be sworn into the Sarawak government. Eleven of them are from Gabungan Parti Sarawak (GPS) component party SUPP and one from GPS component party PDP. Continue reading “S’wak Chinese switched from DAP to SUPP”
Dalam pilihanraya negeri Sarawak yang lepas pada tahun 2016, DAP menang tujuh kerusi:
Kali ini DAP bertanding 26 kerusi. Continue reading “DAP hilang 5 kerusi, 11 calon DAP hilang deposit”
Sarawak 2021 DAP election results — click HERE
Sarawak is a Christian-plurality region. Let’s see how DAP fares in its state election today.
‘Reject DAP’s racial-religious incitement in Sarawak, says Fadillah’ was the news headline in NST two days ago (Dec 10). Continue reading “Shellacking in S’wak: How the Rocket misfired”
Despite reassurances by the evangelical party, DAP’s rocket Christmas tree in Batu Kawah is still regarded as Cina DAP politicizing everything under the sun. Continue reading “DAP says rocket X’mas tree will not confuse Christians”
DAP evangelist warlord Ngeh Koo Ham has been denied entry into Sarawak — see today’s news report below. Continue reading “DAP Christian leaders not allowed to enter S’wak”
Tony Pua has been described as ‘arrogant’ by Mahathir and behaving bagai kaduk naik junjung when DAP was permitted to helm the Finance Ministry in 2018-2020. Continue reading “Time for Tony Pua to start wearing songkok”
“I have no idea of this ‘respect’ narrative that floats to the top whenever we have these kinds of [tudung] discussions,”Malaysiakini’s puzzled columnist Thayaparan wrote in his Dec 6 article. Continue reading “Penang land reclamation joke”
According to DAP, ‘good‘ Chinese are the ones always keen to visit mosques.
And who will eagerly wear diversity tudung to show their “respect” either — ONE, when entering places of worship (including the Sikh gurdwara) or TWO, when showing solidarity with oppressed Muslims around the world (excepting the Uighurs). Continue reading “Lawatan masjid: DAP’s schizophrenic storyline of ’Cina baik, Cina jahat’”
DAP is truly konpius …
At the same time that Hannah Yeoh is displaying her Islamophilia (love of Islam), Guan Eng is being accused of Islamophobia. Continue reading “Hannah’s tudung a prop like LKY’s songkok”
Hannah Yeoh claimed today that wearing tudung does not change her race or faith.
What a confusing statement emanating from a confused mind — see Malaysiakini top story headline below. Continue reading “Cina DAP not Confucius but only vely Confused”
Will Face-of-DAP Hijabi Hannah (News Item #1 , pictorial below) side with the Muslims or with the Christians-Old Testament (News Item #2, tweet below) in the latest Temple Mount dispute? Continue reading “Haram al-Sharif is the Muslim’s, says M’sia — Apa kata evangelis Hannah ’tudung’ Yeoh”
Not only is ‘secular’ DAP trying to out-tudung Wanita Umno but in recent days, the evangelical party has also muscled in on Muslim cause celebre like championing the Palestinians and Rohingya. Continue reading “DAP schizophrenia on the oppressed Muslims”
Maka ramai ustaz-ustaz yang bertanya sama ada YB sudah pun mendapat hidayah ke belum? Continue reading “‘13 tahun saya keluar masuk masjid’— Hannah Yeoh”
DAP suffers from ‘religious schizophrenia‘, something I’ve already mentioned before. And we’re now looking at the party’s bipolar problem acting up again.
Two of the party firebrands, the evangelical Christian Nga Kor Ming and Wong Kah Woh, raised a hue and cry recently about sekolah Cina signboards in Pahang that had Jawi writing but were missing Chinese script (see pix below). Continue reading “Pro or anti Jawi? DAP’s religious schizophrenia”
Lawyer Haniff Khatri is arguing in court that such schools are contrary to Article 152 of the federal constitution pertaining to BM as our national language — see NST article yesterday headlined ‘Lawyer calls for closure of vernacular schools’. Continue reading “Drinking, gambling and sekolah Cina are not constitutional rights”
There are 28 state seats in Malacca. PAS contested only eight of them in the election two days ago (see table below). Continue reading “Patrick and Michael must have got Malay votes”
Malay voters are not giving DAP a second chance nor the time of day.
DAP only managed to retain its four Chinese-majority seats in yesterday’s Malacca election. Continue reading “Melaka Malays reject DAP bigly”
How did we reach today’s Kafkaesque religious terrain? I suggest we arrived here through the DAP schizophrenia. Continue reading “DAP confused about the cross”
According to a Malaysiakini article today, “MCA secretary-general Chong Sin Woon has accused the DAP of removing the crucifix [sic] from a photograph of Malacca’s Christ Church to placate Malay Muslim voters”.
Chong is referring to DAP’s election poster in Chinese urging youths to return home to Malacca for a day to vote “a decision that lasts five years”. Continue reading “Missing church cross: How convenient for DAP”
The non Malays have incomparable freedom to live a liberal lifestyle, according to the latest salvo from Mahathir.
This time, Mahathir recalls the unprecedented liberalism shown to non Malays and non Muslims in the country — see below. Continue reading “DAP to convince the Nons that Mahathir will save M’sia again?”
First we shall do a thought experiment. How offensive is it to give Malay names to products — say rokok jenama Zahid or Najib Premium Cat Food? Continue reading “Religion politics has superseded race politics”
He is another one of the konpius, a public intellectual unable to square the circle.
Notably “civil society seems to be merciless in their criticism of Malay and Muslim leaders”, Tajuddin Rasdi remarked two days ago. Continue reading “Kesian Tajuddin Rasdi”
In his press statement on Thursday (Oct 7), Lim Guan Eng said: “Since PAS decided to break away from the late PAS leader Allahyarham Tok Guru Nik Aziz politics of moderation, tolerance and respect for non-Muslims, PAS had adopted a policy of hostility towards non-Muslims.”
Guan Eng is misinforming the non Muslims when he claims that the PAS of today (note: Nik Aziz passed away in 2015) is different from PAS pre-2015 with regard to its Islamist politics. Continue reading “DAP using Nik Aziz as fig leaf”
“Since PAS decided to break away from the late PAS leader Nik Abdul Aziz Nik Mat’s politics of moderation, tolerance and respect for non-Muslims, the party had adopted a policy of hostility towards non-Muslims,” said Lim Guan Eng in a statement yesterday. Continue reading “Chinese believe PAS was previously good but now Taliban”
Is there anything that The Decepticons will not do?
They trigger the Chinese by exploiting community sentiments over pandemic-related tragic deaths and suicides.
They’ve been cynically manipulative of Chinese emotions through the ‘white flag’ hashtag. They prey on people’s misery for their political capital.
Now we get this expose from Sin Chew. Continue reading “Malays really really don’t trust DAP”
For aeons Lim Kit Siang has slapped the label ‘failed state’ on our country, insisting that we’re on the verge of becoming one.
Now his son Lim Guan Eng has explicitly joined the bandwagon, and similarly declared that “Malaysia [is] spiralling down to a failed state”. Continue reading “DAP’s ‘failed state’ rhetoric is scorched earth destructive”
DAP sec-gen @guanenglim tweeted yesterday: “Malaysia A Failed State and Mahiaddin Md Yasin Must Resign” — see below. Continue reading “And DAP’s choice of new PM is?”
Hashtag ‘Kerajaan Gagal’ … government fail.
Saying “government fail” is equivalent to assigning an ’F’ grade to the Malay Muslim coterie in Putrajaya that was formed post-Sheraton in March 2020. Continue reading “Dapsters think menteri Melayu ‘F’ grade, Cina DAP ministers ‘A+’”
So, Muhyiddin now leads a minority government.
Umno has made the right decision in pulling out from the Muhyiddin administration. This move is in fact long overdue. Continue reading “Reminder to Umno: Tolak DAP, 4evah”
Lim Kit Siang (2014 file pix above) has apologized for his ignorance of Islam. Continue reading “DAP veering into PAS’s Islamic lane”
Those dudes (Perkasa) have not been in the media spotlight for quite some time already.
But Syed Hassan Syed Ali, the Perkasa sec-gen, has returned making a media statement on KL Archbishop Julian Leow and his “boiled frogs” political secret recipe. Continue reading ““Rebus katak” — Perkasa’s comeback issue”
If you have to ask, there were no Malays elected into the DAP Johor CEC today. No Indians too. And zero Chinese. All 15 Malaysian Firsters.
BELOW：If you have to ask about any Indian progress in DAP since 2013 (the year GE13 was held)…
Honest Injun. There were really “no Indians”.
Elek! Continue reading “DAP’s Indian progress since GE13 — இல்லை”
The pro-Steven Sim mob is dogpiling on Dr Kamarul Zaman Yusoff.
Dr Kamarul has a doctorate in Political Science. His writings appear in Harakah.
Steven Sim is a creepy evangelist — see pictures below.
The DAP Penang MP had publicized, under the hashtag #Bangsa, his motorbike donation a fortnight ago to one Food Panda rider.
By the way, it doesn’t look like Steven is following Covid social distancing protocol, does it? Continue reading “Is the DAP’s aggressive Christian charity making Muslims feel uncomfortable?”
Sorry, my previous post seems to have lost all its paragraphing.
I’ve recopied and pasted the content here minus some of the url embed links which you can access from the no-paragraphing earlier version.
Instead of reproducing the screengrab of Steven Sim, I’ve inserted a cat picture plus one poster of Simba as bonus photo.
Remember when Guan Eng declared that forming Muafakat was tantamount to declaring war on non Malays? Continue reading “Paragraph spacing problem fixed”
Hannah Yeoh is an evangelist. Her party is the multikulti Bangsa Malaysia Christian side of DAP.
Ronnie Liu’s side is labeled “toksik” dan “Cina cauvinis” by their internal party rivals.
“Saya bukan Cina” party sec-gen Guan Eng has just fired a salvo against the “chauvinists” in his party — see below. Continue reading “Is DAP preparing to purge its “Chinese chauvinist” dissidents?”
I’m responding to Tajuddin Mohd Rasdi’s columns in Sin Chew — one published today and an earlier piece which appeared two days ago (Apr 21).
He asked some questions. I’m answering some of them. I hope he reads this. Continue reading “DAP Christian politicians — Prof. Tajuddin Rasdi’s big, blind spot”
Ada politikus yang bermuka-muka menyampaikan bantuan tetapi berselindungkan niat lain, kata Ustaz Fahmi Bazlan Musa.
Beliau seterusnya mengesyorkan, “Kalau boleh kita tak nak benarkan” orang politik Kristian masuk masjid Ramadan tahun ini. Continue reading “Cukup-cukuplah benarkan politikus evangelis masuk masjid”
For roughly 50 years, Mahathir had viewed Lim Kit Siang as an extremist.
Over the last five years though, Kit Siang is increasingly seen as a “moderate” in the Old Man’s eyes. Continue reading “KitSiang’50 vs KitSiang’5”
Evangelists are the most domineering group in the DAP. These Ubah crusaders are always shoving their Bangsa Malaysia groupthink down other people’s throat.
Dissidents who refuse to swallow the DAP’s toxic Bangsa Malaysia misdirection are attacked without mercy. Even their own party colleagues are not spared, such as Ronnie Liu recently who was tarred and feathered as an outdated “Chinese chauvinist” by them.
These DAP evangelists are most active during bulan puasa. Like typical missionaries, they’re everywhere but their activity is at its peak during this vulnerable fasting month.
Although the evangelists themselves distribute buah kurma (despite the DAP apparatchiks not being Muslim), yet they question Umno leaders who do the same — see Hannah Yeoh’s retweet above.
If the other day the Bangsa mob went after Ronnie, today they’re piling on UUM’s Dr Kamarul Zaman Yusoff.
And again here is the arch evangelist Hannah egging — see her latest Facebook entry (below).
There are now close to 300 reader comments on the Malaysiakini news article about Dr Kamarul. How dare he to call out the DAP’s increasingly penetrating social justice warriors?
The fruit does not fall far from the tree.
Looking at the extremely nasty nature of the pro-DAP comments spewed at the critics of the party, all the non-Chinese in Malaysia can already see what kind of politicians inspire this type of fanatical followers.
They’re a mob attacking one Malay-Muslim academic.
On one side, the online public outrage has caused police to caution against the threat to public order in Klang.
For an idea of the Malay angry reaction, see Agenda Daily news report below. Continue reading “Bodyguard beating splits public opinion in two”
Helen Ang 