More Rohingya are on their way here — see latest news below. Continue reading “DAP fighting nobly for Muslim (Rohingya) causes”
Category: Rohingya
Twitter on verge of selling itself to Elon Musk
Update:
Some media are reporting that Elon Musk’s purchase of Twitter has been inked. Continue reading “Twitter on verge of selling itself to Elon Musk”
Convenient excuse for DAP to hentam Hamzah Zainudin
DAP is simply using the Rohingya’s plight as a means to condemn Malaysian immigration and security policies. Continue reading “Convenient excuse for DAP to hentam Hamzah Zainudin”
Rohingya pissed off the Burmese with their fake claim of pribumi status
The Burmese do not like the Rohingya because …
Burmese consider Rohingya to be “Bengali foreigners” because … Continue reading “Rohingya pissed off the Burmese with their fake claim of pribumi status”
Mahathir and DAP have one thing in common
Both are champions of the Rohingya.
Mahathir is the most high profile defender of the Rohingya cause on the world stage whereas DAP has most politicized the plight of Rohingya just as it most politicizes Sum Ke Ting and every other thing. Continue reading “Mahathir and DAP have one thing in common”
M’sia does not recognise French court ruling ordering us to pay RM63b
News report in the NST today:
”Malaysia does not recognise a French arbitration court ruling on Monday which instructed the government to pay US$14.92 billion (RM62.6 billion) to the descendants of the Sultan of Sulu.”
The Foreign Ministry and the Attorney-General’s Chambers, in a joint statement, said this is because Malaysia upholds its immunity as a sovereign state.” Continue reading “M’sia does not recognise French court ruling ordering us to pay RM63b “
In what way is Putin like Mahathir?
Both dictators use the ‘genocide’ word too lightly.
Russia president Vladimir Putin said in his speech to the world on Monday (Feb 21) that there is a genocide of Russian speakers going on in the separatist Donbas region of Ukraine. Continue reading “In what way is Putin like Mahathir?”
Stateless in Selayang
I do not expect the DAP’s Lambs of God to personally take Rohingya street children into their home to shelter, feed and clothe the brats.
All I’m asking is whether their party has any policy or five-year plan regarding the more than 200,000 Rohingya now living here. Continue reading “Stateless in Selayang”
Remember him?
No racists or xenophobes in Subang Jaya
… only Christian charity. Continue reading “No racists or xenophobes in Subang Jaya”
Racists and xenophobes make Rohingya feel unwelcome here
From this fella’s tweet, it appears that he might be interested to leave Malaysia for Canada. Continue reading “Racists and xenophobes make Rohingya feel unwelcome here”
They’re calling Hamzah Zainudin racist, xenophobic and inhumane over Rohingya policy
The “attack” by our Home Minister on Rohingya in Malaysia “amounts to racism,” said a bunch of lawyers who avidly promote virtue and propagate wokeism. Continue reading “They’re calling Hamzah Zainudin racist, xenophobic and inhumane over Rohingya policy”
DAP weaponising the Rohingya issue
The usual suspects yang merebut-rebut mahu guna Rohingya untuk “political mileage” are just so predictable, remarked Malaysiakini‘s Thayaparan in his column yesterday.
Refugees catalysed a civil war in their host country
Among all the countries of the world, Malaysia and Lebanon are the two closest to each other in terms of our religious demographics — see chart below. Continue reading “Refugees catalysed a civil war in their host country”
Rohingya diingat jangan cabar pihak berkuasa
Amaran Jabatan Imigresen kepada pemegang kad UNHCR — lihat bawah.
Continue reading “Rohingya diingat jangan cabar pihak berkuasa”
DAP Christians, Chinese defend Rohingya the most loudly
Hot button issues divide people according to their politics and parties. Continue reading “DAP Christians, Chinese defend Rohingya the most loudly”
Budak ‘Rohingya’ seronok kira duit
Nanti bila dah besar sikit, kanak-kanak nih bolehlah jadi remaja jutawan. Continue reading “Budak ‘Rohingya’ seronok kira duit “
Bangladesh pun sudah serik dengan jenayah Rohingya
Perdana Menteri Bangladesh memberi amaran bahawa keganasan pengungsi di kem Rohingya Cox’s Bazar bakal menular merentasi sempadan — baca laporan berita.
Continue reading “Bangladesh pun sudah serik dengan jenayah Rohingya”
Budak ni jenis yang boleh duduk di perpustakaan ke?
# MigrenJugaManusia
# Rohingya
’Orang asing dialu-alukan untuk guna Perpustakaan Kuala Lumpur’ — baca SINI
This kid should be in the … err, library
The viral video tweeted below shows a street kid rudely knocking on a car window demanding money from the driver.
The majority of Twitter users in the thread below say the kid is Rohingya. Continue reading “This kid should be in the … err, library”
Threats on Twitter against DBKL library
More Rohingya boat people are on their way to Malaysia …
Now imagine, our public facilities being ‘threatened’ because they did not serve economic migrant / ‘refugees’ and their children. Continue reading “Threats on Twitter against DBKL library”
Mahathir’s blood-and-soil argument
Mahathir said that the residents of Bukit Malut are not Rohingya but Kedah Malays.
One group of Malays are said to have merantau up north circa 1865, even reaching to as far as southern Burma.
Mahathir said these olden Malay travellers (seafarers) have lately returned from Myanmar to Bukit Malut, Langkawi — see his tweet below. Continue reading “Mahathir’s blood-and-soil argument”
Guan Eng speaks BM so poorly
Ouch!
Really painful on the ear to listen to the DAP sec-gen during yesterday’s debate with Wee Ka Siong (video available at the bottom of this page). Continue reading “Guan Eng speaks BM so poorly”
Bangladesh police arrest 172 Rohingya
Story reported yesterday in the Bangkok Post.
‘Bangladesh tahan lebih 170 Rohingya’— laporan semalam @ Berita Harian Continue reading “Bangladesh police arrest 172 Rohingya “
Seven killed in madrasah murders
“The Rohingya camps, with growing cases of drug and arms smuggling, violence, homicides and other illegal activities, is increasingly becoming a security threat for [Bangladesh],” the Daily Star reported today. Continue reading “Seven killed in madrasah murders”
When will Saifuddin learn from Hasina?
Indonesia
Some British Foreign Office papers were recently declassified that shed more light on the years 1965 – 1966 which saw more than half a million Indonesians massacred. Continue reading “When will Saifuddin learn from Hasina?”
Super spreader event following Rohingya assassination
They’re in a tight crowd. There is no social distancing and nobody’s wearing mask.
The Rohingya men below were photographed a few days ago on Thursday (Sept 30). Continue reading “Super spreader event following Rohingya assassination”
Why Rohingya coming to M’sia are not refugees
Update2: Explosions at Kabul airport kill more than a dozen American soldiers. At least 90 Afghans killed in the airport twin bombing Continue reading “Why Rohingya coming to M’sia are not refugees”
Don’t let Unity Govt ruse be DAP’s side door back inside
The Chinese have been desperately promoting the idea of a ‘unity government’ as their desperado DAP leaders try to claw back federal power. Continue reading “Don’t let Unity Govt ruse be DAP’s side door back inside”
Real dogs vs cartoon metaphor
First off, allow me to state on record that I’m a dog person. I love dogs.
My 15-year-old dog died some time ago and now I have six cats in the house. Continue reading “Real dogs vs cartoon metaphor”
‘Kindest and most humane’ M’sians indirectly encourage human trafficking
Former Human Resources Minister Kula Segaran yesterday highlighted – see below – that Malaysia is in the worst tier (Tier 3) on the U.S. human trafficking watchlist. Continue reading “‘Kindest and most humane’ M’sians indirectly encourage human trafficking”
M’sians already raising white flag or suiciding but still accused of “hate, xenophobia and racism”
Home Minister Hamzah Zainudin said: “In ten years, there will be millions of them [Rohingya] here, is that fair?”
Speaking to Channel News Asia (CNA), Hamzah added: “I don’t think it’s fair to our own country”. Continue reading “M’sians already raising white flag or suiciding but still accused of “hate, xenophobia and racism””
Guan Eng is worried about M’sians killing ourselves
Lim Guan Eng tweeted on Friday (June 25) that suicides in Malaysia have risen by more than 20 percent, and in the first five months of this year alone, there were 53 deaths by suicide in Penang. Continue reading “Guan Eng is worried about M’sians killing ourselves”
Hahaha, this kiasu story is funny
Pakistan and modern India are twin births.
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The UK’s Indian Independence Act of 1947 established the two countries’ simultaneous independence from the British on Aug 15 at the stroke of midnight.
Detect, detain, deport the Rohingya
There are too many Rohingya staying illegally in the Indian state of West Bengal.
These illegals “have not only changed the demography of Bengal but are the biggest threat to the rule of law and internal security,” said a petition made yesterday to India’s Supreme Court. Continue reading “Detect, detain, deport the Rohingya”
Syabas! We’ve blocked 100,000 Rohingya
To date, Malaysia has prevented one hundred thousand Rohingya from illegally landing on our shores.
Home Minister Hamzah Zainudin told reporters in Langkawi yesterday setakat ini dianggarkan 100,000 pelarian Rohingya telah diusir daripada memasuki perairan negara.
Good job, National Task Force! Continue reading “Syabas! We’ve blocked 100,000 Rohingya”
Slave masters and their ‘smoke scream’
A. Kadir Jasin commented today on Facebook regarding the mistreatment of foreign workers in response to the most recent round of negative media coverage. Continue reading “Slave masters and their ‘smoke scream’”
They want Rohingya to be absorbed and allowed work here
The Agora Society wants Malaysia to be appreciated as “a land of diversity” and therefore to integrate Rohingya into our local communities.
Agora Society is “a loose network of (mostly CHINESE) individuals who (claim they) believe in the principles of democracy and good governance”. Continue reading “They want Rohingya to be absorbed and allowed work here”
More M’sians die on our roads than are Rohingya killed by Tatmadaw
• In 2019, there were 6,167 fatalities from traffic accidents in Malaysia. Continue reading “More M’sians die on our roads than are Rohingya killed by Tatmadaw”
The parang and knives come out, literally
A Malay government is called lots of nasty names by its eternal detractors.
Home Minister Hamzah Zainudin seems particularly sensitive to the slur “inhumane”. Continue reading “The parang and knives come out, literally”
Oh dear, what’s Hamzah Zainudin gonna do?
You know what they say about being caught between the devil and the deep blue sea.
On the left of the Home Minister is the DAP preaching “kindness” to the Rohingya.
On his right is the legacy media convinced that it’s impossible for Rohingya to be repatriated.
BELOW: Locals are incessantly accused (by opposition politicians) of xenophobia against Rohingya Continue reading “Oh dear, what’s Hamzah Zainudin gonna do?”
Chinese posturing as kindest and most Rohingya-caring
Home Minister Hamzah Zainudin said yesterday it is arrogant of refugees (Rohingya) to go around declaring “I have a UNHCR card”.
“Take for example someone who is given the UNHCR card for a three-year period. What happens when the three-year period is up?” Hamzah was quoted as saying by the NST.
BELOW: It’s raining UNHCR cards on Rohingya
Continue reading “Chinese posturing as kindest and most Rohingya-caring”
Bangladesh’s biggest ever drug bust just happened in Cox’s Bazar
The four suspects (below) were detained by Thai authorities last month for investigation into drug smuggling.
I blogged about this on Feb 22 saying they don’t look Malaysian to me although they’d claimed to be.
A latest news story about a two-kilogram ‘ice’ haul in Cox’s Bazar should set you thinking because yet another Rohingya boat is trying to reach Malaysia (story later in my next blog post). Continue reading “Bangladesh’s biggest ever drug bust just happened in Cox’s Bazar”
Muhyiddin slammed by NGO over Rohingya policy
There will be an increase in the number of Rohingya boat people coming to Malaysia, warned Zafar Ahmad Abdul Ghani.
Zafar, who is president of the Myanmar Ethnic Rohingya Human Rights Organization Malaysia, said in a press statement yesterday that this bigger impact on Malaysia is only to be expected following the Feb 1 military coup.
And indeed the news about the latest Malaysia-bound Rohingya boat is its rescue yesterday by India’s coast guard. Continue reading “Muhyiddin slammed by NGO over Rohingya policy”
Sinchew digging ‘pendatang’ hole ever deeper
I mentioned that the Sin Chew editorial published yesterday was worth reading, mainly because it had Rohingya and Vietnamese boat people on its radar.
Regular readers of my blog would, of course, be aware that I’ve been covering Rohingya extensively and I’ve also brought up the topic that Vietnamese boat people were actually ethnic Chinese. Continue reading “Sinchew digging ‘pendatang’ hole ever deeper”
Bad idea to bring in so much foreign cheap labour
In the first part of last year, a quarter of our coronavirus cases were non Malaysians — see pie chart below (segment in red).
The figures are sourced from a 17 Nov 2020 research paper in The Lancet titled ‘Clinical characteristics and risk factors for severe Covid-19 infections in Malaysia: A nationwide observational study’.
Continue reading “Bad idea to bring in so much foreign cheap labour”
Back to the Motherland
Myanmar, now under martial law, will not be able to overturn the coup, according to a confidential assessment by the British Foreign Office (see below). Continue reading “Back to the Motherland”
Malays now finding out about tauke Rohingya
‘Hidup bertuankan tauke Bangla, Rohingya’ was the news headline yesterday in Sinar Harian.
The op-ed article said Bangladeshi and Rohingya market wholesalers are “warga asing [yang] begitu berani mengambil kesempatan”.
Actually Bangla and Rohingya are puak serumpun, as will be explained shortly. Continue reading “Malays now finding out about tauke Rohingya”
Rohingya cheer the arrest of Aung San Suu Kyi
News of Aung San Suu Kyi’s arrest had spread quickly through the Rohingya camps in Bangladesh.
“If the camp authorities had allowed it, you would have seen thousands of Rohingya out on celebration marches,” one refugee in the Nayapara camp Mirza Ghalib told AFP. Continue reading “Rohingya cheer the arrest of Aung San Suu Kyi”
What Myanmar coup d’etat means for Malaysia
What does the Myanmar coup d’etat mean for Malaysia?
It means that not only does our Foreign Minister make the appropriate diplomatic noises but our Home Minister as well as Defence Minister are left holding the Rohingya baby. Continue reading “What Myanmar coup d’etat means for Malaysia”