Sunday, August 25, 2019

Words about Zakir Naik from graduate of Cambridge (USA)

Malaysiakini:

Marzuki claims cabinet decides not to deport Zakir, sources say otherwise

Zikri Kamarulzaman  |  Published:   |  Modified: 
Deputy Foreign Minister Marzuki Yahya (above) has been quoted as saying that the cabinet has made a decision not to deport Indian-born preacher Dr Zakir Naik.
However, highly-placed sources Malaysiakini spoke to in response to Marzuki's remarks said the Cabinet has made "no decision" on Zakir as yet.
"The decision not to deport yet is based on the current situation. Of course, what happens in the future is dependent on several factors including the ongoing police investigation," one source explained.
However, he said cabinet had decided to put a stop to Zakir getting involved in local politics.
Marzuki had made the remarks about the cabinet decision when asked about the planned rally in Brickfields over Zakir today which had been cancelled.
Deputy ministers are not cabinet members and are not allowed to attend cabinet meetings.

4 comments:

  1. The Deep State virus is all powerful, insidious and is very contagious...even Syed Saddiq has been infected, from supporting Zakar Naik's deportation on 14 August, to inviting him to his house for dinner 10 days later and forgiving him.

    Only DAP leaders and those who have strong immunity to this virus stand strong against this Pied Piper of the weak minds and guilty hearts.

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    'Yes, deport Zakir Naik', says Syed Saddiq

    NATION
    Wednesday, 14 Aug 2019

    By M. KUMAR

    PETALING JAYA: Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman has joined his fellow ministers in calling for the deportation of controversial preacher Zakir Naik.

    The Youth and Sports Minister said "yes" when asked if he supported ministers Gobind Singh, M Kulasegaran and Xavier Jayakumar's call to deport Zakir for his racially and religiously charged comments.

    "An attack against our Chinese and Indian brothers and sisters is an attack against all Malaysians.

    "It is ridiculous to even think that my fellow Malaysians are my guests.

    "They are my family for god's sake. Enough is enough, " he told reporters in a media WhatsApp group on Wednesday (Aug 14).
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    Syed Saddiq: Forgive Zakir Naik and move on

    NATION
    Saturday, 24 Aug 2019

    By M. KUMAR

    PETALING JAYA: Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman has called on Malaysians to forgive controversial preacher Dr Zakir Naik and move on.

    The Youth and Sports Minister posted a photo on his Instagram account of him and Zakir sharing a meal.

    "No one in this world is free from mistakes. Zakir has apologised. I myself have make mistakes and accept it when called out on it. There is no need to insult and curse. Let's move on. The country needs healing," he said in the post on Saturday (Aug 24).
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    1. Syed Saddiq was probably told by his Atuk to lay off ZK

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  2. What more to complain when DAP had accepted the decision ?

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    1. Has they?

      Or yr dangdut happy hour pal told u over the toasts of jack Daniel!

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