You may call this anti-Jewish, and I do not deny it and most certainly condemn it. However, there is a lot of truth in it if you replace “Jew” with “Zionist”. The most interesting thing, however, is that the statement was made in 1789.
A lot of people are pinning their hopes that the new American President will bring change, especially to the destructive foreign policies initiated by his predecessor. His inauguration speech was no doubt very inspiring, it was like a breath of fresh air listening to it compared to the donkey that inhabited the White House before him. People are focusing on the colour of his skin as the impetus for initiating change but before I throw in full support behind him, I want to see what his actions are.
After having watched this video, I swear that by Allah, from this point onwards I will never call myself a “Malay” and I will proudly proclaim that I am a Javanese by birth and by race.
The English is truly atrocious, thank God I have a better command of English than this so-called “student leader”! Truly I do not know where should I show my “water face”. In fact, “Malay” is not even an Arabic word!
And as for the silly suggestion that “Meem” stands for “Malay”, how about trying MARA instead?
This video was directed by a Dutch brother as a response to Ayaan Hirsi Ali’s “Submission”. It was never uploaded to YouTube for some reason and a few days ago, I found the original .avi file. So I have taken the liberty of uploading it and I am now posting it here for everyone to view it. Please do spread the word of this movie to everyone you know, we need everyone to know about its existence and to present the real picture of Islam.
My good friend and former classmate at SSI, Kevin Koay, got married recently. He told me that he found this old photo amongst his old collections and it was used as a slide presentation during his wedding. And guess what, someone else was featured prominently in there as well…
Don’t ask me what was I doing in that black goofy hat, I have no idea myself. Kevin is the guy sitting at the desk.