Well, I did get a taste of the tear gas….but not even half as bad as some of those in the video did. Seriously.
The dogs in red helmets, enforcing their master’s will.
With statements like this coming from “friends”, who needs enemies? I am beginning to wonder if my faith in a two-party system where a certain Chinese-inclined party is part of is totally misplaced. What is the purpose of raising such issues in the Dewan Rakyat which clearly goes against the Federal Constitution, in particular Article 152? I had thought that with the coming of the new guard, a much “softer” image of the party in question will come forth and that they will shed their extreme Chinese chauvinism.
Apparently, I was mistaken. If this continues, I hope that the Pakatan tripartite leadership council will come to a directive disallowing any such statements that reeks of chauvinism to be made by any Pakatan MP….or risk getting censored and kicked out.
The Devils After Power is rearing their ugly head.
This signboard caught my attention when I was on my way back walking from Central Market to the Masjid Jamek LRT station, not least because of the not-too-long ago polemic about Jawi signboards (its a writing script, you idiots!) and the DAP scumbags’ fuss over the issue (have I told you how many times I despise the Demons After Power old guard? Offense not intended to Ronnie Liu, Lim Guan Eng or Teng Chang Khim). If they want to ban the Jawi script off the streets, they should start with this first.
Its hilarious when you see some smart-asses who think they can trounce yours truly making asinine comments like this:
I am not an islamophobe or whatever other stupid term you fundies come up with
Frankly I am not bothered with what he thinks, but by this statement, he is implying that:
Unfortunately for him, the word does exist and it has entered the English lexicon quite recently. Here is the official definition of the term Islamophobia.