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Kedatangan pendatang Cina bersama penjajah British satu bentuk pencerobohan Ikatan Muslimin Malaysia (Isma) menggesa hukuman hudud tidak dikuatkuasakan kepada umat Islam sahaja tetapi kepada masyarakat bukan Islam juga. Presidennya, Abdullah Zaik Abdul Rahman, berkata hudud dilaksanakan demi kesejahteraan negara dan ia mampu menghalang pesalah daripada melakukan jenayah. "Ya, ia patut untuk semua. Bagi umat Islam ia penghapusan dosa dan kepada bukan Islam ia demi kepentingan negara dan keselamatan awam," katanya pada sidang media di Ibu Pejabat Isma di Bangi, Selangor [Mei 2014]. Abdullah berkata, pencuri yang melakukan jenayah curi perlu menerima hukuman yang sama tanpa mengira latar belakang kaum. "Dengan ini, kaum Cina tidak boleh mencuri daripada orang Melayu dan begitu juga sebaliknya. Tidak adil jika hanya satu kaum dihukum dan yang lain tidak dihukum kerana mencuri, " katanya. |
BANGI, March 7 — With China’s expanding its influence into South-east Asia, there is renewed concern among some Malay-Muslim activists over the allegiance of Malaysia’s ethnic Chinese citizens.
These activists suggested that Chinese Malaysians still harbour sympathy and even loyalty towards the republic even though they have set down roots here.
According to Abdul Rahman Mat Dali, the deputy president of Islamist group Ikatan Muslimin Malaysia (Isma), it is only natural for Chinese Malaysians to feel a connection with China.
“Humans cannot run from a sense of belonging, of tribalism, the social connection. Which means, if they do not feel it, there is something wrong with them.
“For Chinese, surely there is the connection, it is natural,” he told a press conference after launching the book titled Pen’China’an Malaysia (The Sinicisation of Malaysia) here today.
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Can the Chinese outmuscle the Malays?
The concern was also brought up during a forum after the launch, with Datuk Sirajuddin Salleh, the deputy president of Malay rights group Perkasa expressing his worry that the Chinese may even overpower the majority Malays soon.
“The thinking of the Chinese is stereotyped. So I make the conclusion that the Chinese in China, and those here all think the same.
“We have seven million Chinese here, four million in Singapore, six to seven million in Thailand. Are they not united?” he said during a question-and-answer session.
The Department of Statistics estimated last year that Chinese Malaysians made up 23.2 per cent of the 32 million total population, or roughly 7.4 million, making it the biggest ethnic minority group in the country.
In comparison, ethnic Chinese made up 24.6 per cent of the population in the most recent national census in 2010.
These activists suggested that Chinese Malaysians still harbour sympathy and even loyalty towards the republic even though they have set down roots here.
According to Abdul Rahman Mat Dali, the deputy president of Islamist group Ikatan Muslimin Malaysia (Isma), it is only natural for Chinese Malaysians to feel a connection with China.
“Humans cannot run from a sense of belonging, of tribalism, the social connection. Which means, if they do not feel it, there is something wrong with them.
“For Chinese, surely there is the connection, it is natural,” he told a press conference after launching the book titled Pen’China’an Malaysia (The Sinicisation of Malaysia) here today.
[...]
Can the Chinese outmuscle the Malays?
The concern was also brought up during a forum after the launch, with Datuk Sirajuddin Salleh, the deputy president of Malay rights group Perkasa expressing his worry that the Chinese may even overpower the majority Malays soon.
“The thinking of the Chinese is stereotyped. So I make the conclusion that the Chinese in China, and those here all think the same.
“We have seven million Chinese here, four million in Singapore, six to seven million in Thailand. Are they not united?” he said during a question-and-answer session.
The Department of Statistics estimated last year that Chinese Malaysians made up 23.2 per cent of the 32 million total population, or roughly 7.4 million, making it the biggest ethnic minority group in the country.
In comparison, ethnic Chinese made up 24.6 per cent of the population in the most recent national census in 2010.
Last year or 2017, Chinese Malaysians numbered 23.2% of population or 7.4 million.
In 2010 (last census) Chinese Malaysians numbered 24.6 of (2010 population was 28.11 million) or 6.6 million.
Gawd, omigosh, awesome, just in 8 years, Chinese Malaysians have bonked themselves up by 0.8 million which works out to be 100,000 per annum (from a base of 6.6 million in 2010).
But in that same period Malaysia's population went up from 28.11 to 32 million or 3.89 million.
If we minus 0.8 from 3.89, that means non-Chinese were vigorous with their "national duties" (wakakaka), raising the overall population by 3.01 million, which works to be 389,000 per annum.
Conclusion: Non-Chinese have been working nearly 4 times harder than the bloody bonk-lazy Chinese. But I am not sure whether to praise the Malays or Indians or Sabahans or Sarawakians?
In 2010 (last census) Chinese Malaysians numbered 24.6 of (2010 population was 28.11 million) or 6.6 million.
Gawd, omigosh, awesome, just in 8 years, Chinese Malaysians have bonked themselves up by 0.8 million which works out to be 100,000 per annum (from a base of 6.6 million in 2010).
But in that same period Malaysia's population went up from 28.11 to 32 million or 3.89 million.
If we minus 0.8 from 3.89, that means non-Chinese were vigorous with their "national duties" (wakakaka), raising the overall population by 3.01 million, which works to be 389,000 per annum.
Conclusion: Non-Chinese have been working nearly 4 times harder than the bloody bonk-lazy Chinese. But I am not sure whether to praise the Malays or Indians or Sabahans or Sarawakians?
Bloody bonk-lazy Chinese must pull up their socks and ... er .... "work" harder, wakakaka.
Aha, I thought you'd ask me why I haven't talk about ISMA and PERKASA's suspicions of Chinese loyalty?
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Would that have helped? Numerous Chinese policemen and military officers were awarded Seri Pahlawan Gagah Perkasa (SP), Panglima Gagah Berani (PGB), etc etc etc, by the Agong and Rulers for their sacrifice, loyalty and bravery, but they will continue to be badmouthed as they have been way before Malaya was formed in 1957.
Those PERKASA and ISMA members and people like Ismail Mina, Zamihan Mat Zin and their ilks would just act dunno while they talked about their own loyalty, patriotism and ketuanan Melayu.
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Extensive research by archaeologists prove Sisyphos was a Chinese in Malaysia wakakaka |
Those PERKASA and ISMA members and people like Ismail Mina, Zamihan Mat Zin and their ilks would just act dunno while they talked about their own loyalty, patriotism and ketuanan Melayu.
If the 5th columnists want to gain power and to overthrow UMNO/Malays then they should be harassed to the end.
ReplyDeleteHmmm...Ktemoc hasn't been breeding at all...hohoho...or maybe he has...
ReplyDelete"The thinking of the Chinese is stereotyped. So I make the conclusion that the Chinese in China, and those here all think the same."
ReplyDeleteSign of irrational paranoid raising it's utmost evil head!
During WWII was between 110,000 and 120,000 people of Japanese ancestry, most of whom lived on the Pacific coast, were forced relocated and incarcerated in internment camps in the western interior of the United State.
It was one of the most flagrant violations of civil liberties in American history.
Similarly, in Oz.
Enacted in the interests of national security, the Australian Government interned thousands of men, women and children during World War I and World War II. Most of those interned were classed as 'enemy aliens', that is, nationals of countries at war with Australia. Internees were accommodated in camps around Australia, often in remote locations.
Most of the Japanese interned in Australia were repatriated to Japan after the war ended,
Their crimes - been born with Japanese ancestry even though they might be 2nd, 3rd or longer generation citizen of US/Oz!
The isma morons r using that same thinking against the Cinapek, to protect/propagate their ketuanan idea le.
BTW, the contents of The Sinicisation of Malaysia reflect many similar arguments propagated by the ultra right German for Aryan group's publication of ArischeRasseJdnProblem (Aryan Race, Christian Culture & the Jewish Problem, 1931 (conclusion)).
Seems like this bunch of ideologyless trash r digging evil concept:
"a racist ideology that regarded Jews as “parasitic vermin” worthy only of eradication"
from the 3rd Reich!
The Nons SHOULD beware, as hiding behind this group is the wholesale blurness of the majority of Melayu about their interpretations of their 'worthiness' in the schedule of bolihland evolution.