Social media users have criticised incoming PKR president Anwar Ibrahim (pic) for urging the government to focus on 'Malay rights' in a meeting with Prime Minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad today. – The Malaysian Insight pic by Najjua Zulkefli, August 30, 2018.
SOCIAL media users were outraged by incoming PKR president Anwar Ibrahim’s request for Putrajaya to pay more attention to Malay rights.
“This is not Malaysia Baru, this is not even Malaysia Lama 1.0, this is racial and feudal Malay minus 3.0! (From the Dark Age)!” said Man Lee on Facebook.
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Rilex lah bro...race is will take a long time to dissapear frm malaysia mybe another 2 3 generations...the problem is not exclusive to malay but include other races 2...to evaluate annuar fairly look on all angles no malay will be successful in the eyes of malay without championing melayu at least for now thats reality though difficult to swallow by other races....the choice now is a better governance and less corrupt leaders. Idealy all is equal but in reality under sentiments of emotions fuelled
by corrupts politicians all politicians regardless of race will succumb to sentimernts.
Posted 5 years ago by Abdul Murad Othman
Neglect Malays & lose the next election!..
Posted 5 years ago by MELVILLE JAYATHISSA
Where and what are you going at???? Nobody in PH has explicitly stated that they are in process to neglect anyone. Your trolling are obsolete.
Posted 5 years ago by Lee Lee
Neglect the non and they will lose in the next election too. Remember UMNO at least have some supports in the rural areas whereas PKR seats are mostly in urban and semi-urban areas where there are sizable non-Malays voters as well. I will think PKR is only good for a maximum of one term or less before it crumbles into abyss. Anwar and PKR should go to hell.
Posted 5 years ago by Jackal Way
Getting rid of corruption, cronyism, and wastages will save billions for the poor and deserving irrespective of race and religion. It is understood the larger population of those in need can benefit. No need to single out (or badly reflect) on a particular race. Everyone knew and accepted each other wholeheartedly for a peaceful and harmonious society..The old school politicians who still harp on old policies that failed to help the poor ( bad policies only enriched mainly corrupted billionaires politicians) need re-educating. This is a new Malaysia.
Posted 5 years ago by Concerned Citizen
We do not want a racist to lead the country! Down to Anwar! Dont ever vote for him in Parliament , so he can never be a RACIST PM....
Posted 5 years ago by Barry Boey
Agree!
Posted 5 years ago by CK Looi
I do not see anything wrong in championing Malay rights as a Malay and Muslim unless you want the Malays to be sidelined in their own country.
Posted 5 years ago by Taher Sherif
We do not want a racist to lead the country! Down to Anwar! Dont ever vote for him in Parliament , so he can never be a RACIST PM....
Posted 5 years ago by Barry Boey
DSAI seem to have learnt nothing. He must appreciate that PH was voted in to discard race based politics. He must also realise that once he re embraces the hard "fought out" race politics, along with it will come again the baggage of protectionism, cronyism, priviledge seeking, oppression for convenience, fact manipulation, self gratifiying individuals, religious manipulation etc etc which again will bring about individuals in the likes of ministers from the previous government. I sincerely hope DSAI will promote a Malaysia for all Malaysians with government policies and aids based on economic standing of the people and not race or religion.
Posted 5 years ago by Mohamed Ebrahim Mohideen
seeing the woods from the trees requires a sustainable malaysia that has the cash flow to keep itself going (operationally) at least
a malysia that is equipped with the fundamentals of quality (market centric) education,financial management and a system that caters for all its citizens that made malaysia baru a reality
the mathematics were 48+42+13+11=114
we got in by the skin of our teeth
others than joined the bandwagon
maybe the concern 'not paying attention to the malays' needs to be clarified to the supporting voters (that cut across all racial backgrounds) with appropriate justifications
norway (a small nation) is a shining example of a well managed nation endowned with one trillion usd of assests
i just read that nst has sold its prime assests to pnb (subject to shareholders approval)
the underlying question of an established outfit sinking must have a principal reason
it would be heartening to draw parallels from models that no longer appeal to the public at large
identifying 'the meat of the matter' and seeking remedies should be crux of the matter
we live in a globalised world and are connected to each others promting all heartbeats to beat as one and in unision to remain relevant
sometimes statements (run the risk) of being misread like the recent forest city hiccup
justification should be the cornerstone of empowerment
selamat merdeka
cheers
Posted 5 years ago by Warrick singh dhalial
Anwar is asking to be disliked. He forgot all about his fiery oratory where he stated that bangsa orang Melayu , China, India, Kadazan, Dusun, Dayak, Murut etc etc...... semua ia lah "Anak Saya dan Anak Malaysia". Now he have only concern for Melayu Agenda who are poor and he think that the rest are not poor and do not warrant any help or attention at all. Nobody in PH and not even Mahatir himself has disassociates themselves not to help the poor and needys irrespective of race and this new reborn retard of Anwar has to come in and play a racial scene to gain attentions and support from the Malays in a wrong time, wrong place and definitely a wrong project to be vocal at this juncture by a wrong person to do so . A replay of Umno racist leader in the making. He will engineer himself out of PM contention. Truely a non deserving candidate.
Posted 5 years ago by Lee Lee
He never learnt. We never won. His previous position as DPM and now as future in-coming PM position was due to whose's efforts and strategies. So easy to forget PKR lost in the last two elections without PH.
Posted 5 years ago by Concerned Citizen
it is taken out of context, emphasis on Malays doesn't mean all the other races being neglected.
Posted 5 years ago by Adris youp
That's not what Tun has responded and that's not what Anwar has mentioned anything about respected the rights of all Malaysians.
Posted 5 years ago by Jackal Way
Anwar Ibrahim was NEVER EVER FAVOURED AS DPM previously Let alone now as PM DSAI IS A FIRST CLASS RACIST HE IS NOT SUITABLE TO BE PM IN A MULTIRACIAL COUNTRY
LIKE MSIA
Posted 5 years ago by Tharan Singh
DSAI can be PM of a 100 % Muslim populated country . Not a Secular Country. Malays are so very rich how much more does DSAI want to make them rich. Please look at the NEEDY not Malays . DSAI PLS FEAR UR ALLAH
Posted 5 years ago by Tharan Singh
He is a bigot & a fanatic first. A Malaysian second.
Posted 5 years ago by Sabah One
Totally agree with you! This guy can't be trusted.
Posted 5 years ago by CK Looi
But to majority of Malays and Muslims he is a hero. Do not forget that in GE14 about 70% Malays voted PAS or UMNO
Posted 5 years ago by Taher Sherif
Yes. He is a retrovert at times. Hope he doesnt introduce a camel driveway when he becomes PM.
Posted 5 years ago by Sabah One
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Comments
Posted 5 years ago by CHEE Meng Ng
by corrupts politicians all politicians regardless of race will succumb to sentimernts.
Posted 5 years ago by Abdul Murad Othman
Posted 5 years ago by MELVILLE JAYATHISSA
Posted 5 years ago by Lee Lee
Posted 5 years ago by Jackal Way
Posted 5 years ago by Concerned Citizen
Posted 5 years ago by Barry Boey
Posted 5 years ago by CK Looi
Posted 5 years ago by Taher Sherif
Posted 5 years ago by Barry Boey
Posted 5 years ago by Mohamed Ebrahim Mohideen
a malysia that is equipped with the fundamentals of quality (market centric) education,financial management and a system that caters for all its citizens that made malaysia baru a reality
the mathematics were 48+42+13+11=114
we got in by the skin of our teeth
others than joined the bandwagon
maybe the concern 'not paying attention to the malays' needs to be clarified to the supporting voters (that cut across all racial backgrounds) with appropriate justifications
norway (a small nation) is a shining example of a well managed nation endowned with one trillion usd of assests
i just read that nst has sold its prime assests to pnb (subject to shareholders approval)
the underlying question of an established outfit sinking must have a principal reason
it would be heartening to draw parallels from models that no longer appeal to the public at large
identifying 'the meat of the matter' and seeking remedies should be crux of the matter
we live in a globalised world and are connected to each others promting all heartbeats to beat as one and in unision to remain relevant
sometimes statements (run the risk) of being misread like the recent forest city hiccup
justification should be the cornerstone of empowerment
selamat merdeka
cheers
Posted 5 years ago by Warrick singh dhalial
Posted 5 years ago by Lee Lee
Posted 5 years ago by Concerned Citizen
Posted 5 years ago by Adris youp
Posted 5 years ago by Jackal Way
LIKE MSIA
Posted 5 years ago by Tharan Singh
Posted 5 years ago by Tharan Singh
Posted 5 years ago by Sabah One
Posted 5 years ago by CK Looi
Posted 5 years ago by Taher Sherif
Posted 5 years ago by Sabah One