By TK Chua
I have been waiting in vain for someone of substance to give a proper response to Rais Hussin’s piece on “PPBM strategist defends Dr M over Zakir Naik”, but so far there has been none.
(kaytee note: Sorry lah, Lim Kit Siang has been far more interested in what could be behind Najib's son's one-day trip to Taipei than just a mere date with actress Celia Chang.
But the Taiwanese actress had probably exclaimed: Perish the thought, I didn't sleep with the son of Najib - you Malaysians have such dirty minds.
But the Taiwanese actress had probably exclaimed: Perish the thought, I didn't sleep with the son of Najib - you Malaysians have such dirty minds.
Thus, Lim Kit Siang has been far too busy to question his Boss Mahathir, assuming Lim has the balls to do that, on why the latter is protecting an alleged terrorist wanted by Indian authorities)
As far as I know, India is a functioning democracy with millions of Muslims as its citizens. In fact, at one time, the president of India was a Muslim. Why would a country like India single out a Muslim preacher for persecution? What benefits would the country gain out of it?
Based on news reports, Naik is wanted by the Indian authorities for specific allegations such as money laundering and religious incitement which is linked to violence. These allegations are very different from religious intolerance or persecution allegedly perpetrated by the Indian government.
If there is a specific request by the Indian authorities for his extradition, should Malaysia ignore such a request? Should he not return to his country to face the allegations and to prove his innocence? What good justification do we have to deny such a request?
To claim that the Indian government is targeting Naik due to “media sensationalising” is essentially to cast the aspersion that the Indian government does know how to govern its country’s security and is acting based on media orchestration.
Based on news reports, Naik is wanted by the Indian authorities for specific allegations such as money laundering and religious incitement which is linked to violence. These allegations are very different from religious intolerance or persecution allegedly perpetrated by the Indian government.
If there is a specific request by the Indian authorities for his extradition, should Malaysia ignore such a request? Should he not return to his country to face the allegations and to prove his innocence? What good justification do we have to deny such a request?
To claim that the Indian government is targeting Naik due to “media sensationalising” is essentially to cast the aspersion that the Indian government does know how to govern its country’s security and is acting based on media orchestration.
If all the news reports and allegations against Zakir Naik are true, what then should Malaysia’s response be to India’s request for his extradition?
Is it fair for Rais Hussin to say that deporting Zakir Naik will subject him to religious persecution in India? There must be a basis for him to say that.
Lim Kit Siang wasn't paying any attention when Zakir Naik was being protected by Najib.
ReplyDeleteHe obviously does not consider it a vital issue for DAP to address.
Who is Ktemoc Konsiders to demand what Lim Kit Siang must or must not turn his attention to?
Too disrespectful !
Najib's son made himself a fair target after he chose to make politicised statements.
Good question when Kaytee mock refuses to even reveal his fucking face. I believe there is a fucking likelihood that Kaytee' dick is pretty damaged and hence need to hide his face
DeleteSuddenly those DAP acolytes who were haranguing to send ZN back are swearing to protect him at all cost. Lalangs that bends according to the wind their leader blows.
Deletecoz you nibbled on it too much, wakakaka
DeletePAS john talk so loud about Zakir Naik.
Deletehttps://www.nst.com.my/news/nation/2018/07/388283/pas-congratulates-dr-m-not-deporting-zakir-naik
Go ask your Hadi oh..
Hadi had always support the sanctuary given to ZN, even during Najib's time, so what's the problem if PAS is consistent in their approval for his stay here? This in contrast to you lalang hellhounds who either barks or mews at the person whichever way your master commands so. So if next week, LKS were to dispute Mahathir and insist that he leaves, are you gonna bark at ZN again? Hohohoho!
DeleteI have opined in this blog before that ZN should go back to India to face the music. Afterall, 'in fact, at one time, the president of India was a Muslim'. Perhaps, ZN too can be the president of India one day. However, now I am doing a u-turn. I agree with TDM that ZN can stay. We need to keep St DAP the evangelist at bay. Wakakaka..
ReplyDeleteIndia is currently governed by a Hindu Nationalist party, portions of which would make PAS look positively inclusive and moderate.
ReplyDeletethat I have to agree - nationalistic Hindu India is just as dangerous as ISIS
DeleteI would be very happy if the Hindu would also burn this ah neh kaytee alive
DeleteAt least you're talking sense here. The zombiac nature of Indian nationalism and herd mentality is 2nd to none.
DeleteJohn......they burnt down babur mosque and kill many many people like u.
DeleteThe fella responsible is now india pm. Dont go india
You must understand. While Indians hate the Muslims there, at least they trust them unlike their own kind. Most Indians find it hard to do business amongst themselves unless cash or barter is made, there's little trust in standard business practice of credit line which makes doing business there very inefficient. Yet by having a few Indians who aren't so myopic and paranoid, they managed to built business empires. But yeah, they're suspicious of those different from them as a twisted form of nationalism, and would lump all Chinese -including me- as China Chinese until I start talking to them in Commonwealth English.
DeleteHehehehehe......good attitude....go india then. You know even the sikhs in india wanna cut cheebye john alive.
DeleteThey too hate muslims like u
You're a fool Looes. Islam and Sikhism has a lot more in common than you'll even know.
DeleteMuck the rule of law, I am the law now says the man who can walk on water, forget about wanting to put Malaysia back on the respectable world stage....
ReplyDeletechabo you should be delighted, he is beginning to sound hypocritical but don't give us that I told you so just yet, wait for the confirmation statement from the Indian gomen that they have already made an official request for extradition but we are not obliging
lks is the hypo of the worst kind. he use to be on top n ram, now he only do doggy, in a woman position, later all he could do is looes tongue style. pity all those that idolise dap in the past.
ReplyDeleteWhat did ZN that break any law of this country or other international laws? Everything he said so far comes from books written by scholars. That is Islamic, Christians,Hindus, etc.
ReplyDeletei can oso insult u n yr religion using book written by scholar. looes is a scholar u know?
DeleteSo long guruji kaytee cheebye mock says yes means yes. Go suck hia dick....hhaahahahaa
DeleteWakakakaka……
ReplyDeletePonder what happened to the pied piper of hamelin as told in the children's fable?
One possible way is to find out who Robert Browning is!
A study of zn for those keapochee, within & without of zombieism.
Ck, cheebye kaytee will say that pied piper is anwar ibrahim.
DeleteNajib according to kaytee mock is angel.....hahahahaha
Najib can only do no wrong so say kaytee
Lots of barter trading in the Foreign Ministry before this issue is resolved.
ReplyDeleteBy the way, where is and when is the official extradition request coming from India?
In the meantime, let this Hindu Moslem be the so called Imam Mahadi for Malaysian Moslems since Malaysian Moslems prefer and believe a foreigner made instant Malaysian PR be the spokesman for them.
I guess it is because, Malaysians have always feel inferior when anything preached and said by foreigners are more believeable than their own.
Wonder what the Arabs and other Moslem countries think of him? Also another come lately Prophet/Messiah?