FORMER inspector-general of police Musa Hassan has accused DAP of an agenda to rewrite history by reviving communist ideology.
The retired top cop made this claim when giving a lecture at Universiti Teknologi Mara on the 1989 Hat Yai Peace Treaty, which ended the communist insurgency between the Communist Party Malaya, Malaysia and Thailand. It also led to the CPM disbanding.
His lecture was broadcast on Facebook on Wednesday.
“We see that when they commemorate this peace treaty, there is a lot of support from politicians, especially DAP politicians like Ronnie Liu.
“Ronnie Liu said the communist should be respected because they are fighters. They wish to change history.
“So, commemoration of this peace treaty is to revive communist ideology. We cannot allow this,” Musa said at the Wacana Isu Semasa Perjanjian Damai Hat Yai 1989: PKM Menyerah Diri? (Discussion on the Hat Yai 1989 Peace Agreement: Did CPM surrender?).
The 30th anniversary of the peace agreement in December last year was marked by a dinner in Kajang where Liu, the Sungai Pelek assemblyman, attended in his personal capacity. He was questioned by police over the event after police reports were lodged.
Before that, there was outcry from Malay opposition politicians when it emerged that the ashes of CPM leader Chin Peng had been brought across the border from Thailand in September, by a small group of his friends and scattered in the sea and jungles of his home state, Perak.
Musa also said DAP wanted to “change the history of May 13”, referring to the race riots in Kuala Lumpur in 1969.
“Books written by DAP say the riots were started by Malays, not them (DAP). They always blame the Malays, that (Malays) are racist, that they want to take Chinese property.
“This is how they brainwash our young ones. So that our youths who don’t know history… now we can see they are supporting communism because they don’t know history,” he said.
Musa said the present generation and schools were also at fault for not teaching history well.
“We must now tell the youths. Tell them this is a threat to the country because this country is Malay land, the Malays’ country.
“They are even saying Malays are immigrants, when we are part of a big area, the Malay archipelago. This is our ‘kawasan’ (area). If we don’t know Malay history, we will be persuaded by them,” Musa continued.
The former IGP also made other claims, including that CPM had demanded for the National Monument in the Lake Gardens to be destroyed.
Musa was Malaysia’s eighth IGP from 2006 to 2010 and had served the police force for 41 years. – January 31, 2020.
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