A GROUP of retired police and military servicemen want Negri Sembilan Menteri Besar Mohamed Hassan to apologise over a speech they allege was inciting youth to “take physical action” against those who slander the government.
The National Patriots Association (Patriot) president Brig Gen (rtd) Mohd Arshad Raji said that if politicians continue to make inflamatory speeches, then the next election will not be free of violence.
"Regardless of whether there is a police report made against Hassan, the association urges the police to investigate the speech and to take whatever action permissible within the law," he said in a statement today.
Arshad was responding to a video that has gone viral showing Mohamad telling Barisan Nasional Youth members in the Rembau parliamentary constituency to take physical action against business outlets that defame the government.
Hassan in the video had said: "If there is a coffee shop disseminating slanderous statements against the government, you storm the coffeeshop, overturn their tables. If you're picked up by the police, I will bail you out."
Arshad said the video showed how uncultured and uncivilised Hassan could be, of wanting to remain in power, not by peaceful, democratically acceptable means but by inciting and propagating violence against those who criticised the government.
"His conduct is unbecoming of a politician and a state leader.
"Such gangster-like conduct is totally wrong and unacceptable in our Malaysian culture.
"His speech wasn’t well received by the public at large and many who viewed the video had expressed scorn and disgust."
The National Patriots Association (Patriot) president Brig Gen (rtd) Mohd Arshad Raji said that if politicians continue to make inflamatory speeches, then the next election will not be free of violence.
"Regardless of whether there is a police report made against Hassan, the association urges the police to investigate the speech and to take whatever action permissible within the law," he said in a statement today.
Arshad was responding to a video that has gone viral showing Mohamad telling Barisan Nasional Youth members in the Rembau parliamentary constituency to take physical action against business outlets that defame the government.
Hassan in the video had said: "If there is a coffee shop disseminating slanderous statements against the government, you storm the coffeeshop, overturn their tables. If you're picked up by the police, I will bail you out."
Arshad said the video showed how uncultured and uncivilised Hassan could be, of wanting to remain in power, not by peaceful, democratically acceptable means but by inciting and propagating violence against those who criticised the government.
"His conduct is unbecoming of a politician and a state leader.
"Such gangster-like conduct is totally wrong and unacceptable in our Malaysian culture.
"His speech wasn’t well received by the public at large and many who viewed the video had expressed scorn and disgust."
Unbelievable. Methinks Hassan is even worse than Perkasa or Jamal Yunos, wakakaka.
I was told that in Negeri Sembilan. the most active gangster group (now dominated by Indians) is 18, and followed by 36, 21, 08 and 24.
Gang 18 in Penang was once called (in Penang Hokkien) Chap Peh Lohan (18 Lohans or Arhats).
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18 Arhats |
Chinese like to name their gang(s) after Chinese gods like:
18 Lohans,
8 Immortals (Pat Sian)
4 Heavenly Kings (See Tai Kim Kong)
etc
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8 Immortals |
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4 Heavenly Kings |
Wakakaka.
But Hassan belongs to UMNO, which if translated into Penang Hokkien (Am Nor) would come out as "Dark Two", wakakaka again.
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WTF, who switch on the f**king lights when we ...? wakakaka |
Negeri Sembilan MB wins.....what can that fucking cibai kaytee do? Cry father cry mother in front of Najib
ReplyDeletetold you so many times not to fellate others wakakaka, and do wash your filthy mouth after fellations, wakakaka again
DeleteLike I say, what are you going to do? What are your solutions? Don't be a pussy. Be a man!. Gosh! I will savage you if you come for interview conducted by me
DeleteNo answer from kaytee. Talking is damn easy.....eh kaytee
DeleteBN is pretty demoralised in Penang and Selangor, as their chances of winning back the States are slim to none.
ReplyDeleteIn NS BN is the incumbent, but jungle drums say they are standing on quicksand. A few more seats to swing, and BN loses the State.
So...the NS MB is a very desperate man...and desperate men say desperate things...
So if flip table comments is considered gangsterism, then that makes users of flip table memes & emoji, gangsters too
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One is a current form of teenager's non-alphabetical communication, the other is a senior political figure's incitement to violence and rioting.
DeleteA comment is a comment, no matter who said it.
Deleteagree, the teenager is a gangster, and that mb is oso a gangster, tis mb gangster somemore want to bail out gangster, n the funny part is many support n vote this mb gangster, could it be the supporter r oso gangster or hmmm
DeleteIn another words, the MB manages to connect with the teenage crowd. Something very few politicians can truly do. Hats of to the man!
Deletehmmm HY.. it takes a gangster to know a gangster. But I know you are not one lah..
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