Don't spook the Malays

When our mata mata investigate you (or your group) under Section 504 and 505(b) of the Penal Code, they're checking on your activities or words (statements) that could be insults intended to provoke a breach of peace and likely to cause public fear.

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Now who would be the Malaysians most liable to be, or easily fearful of such alleged statements and/or activities? I'll come to it shortly, but first let me continue on the police investigations of people under Section 504 and 505(b) of the Penal Code.

As we are all too well aware, when it was revealed (nationally) last month that the cremains of Chin Peng were brought back and dispersed among the jungles of the Titiwangsa mountain range and the Lumut sea (nearby to Chin Peng's home town of Sitiawan), there were frightful gasps (and shocked cowering?) among the people.

The reputation of the former CPM secretary-general, the person no doubt already reduced to ashes, must be so terrifying that many people were spooked.

The word 'spook' has been a term used quite frequently by Malaysiakini columnist Commander (rtd) S Thayaparan who would (from my reading of his column) employ this word to show his disgust, in particular, at DAP MPs and political leaders for cowering in fear from the possibility of annoying, offending or hurting the feelings of Malays and thus remaining silent, especially when there were dire needs for them to speak out.

The good Commander would say to that pitiful political cringe (no doubt with a sneer or at least a disdainful curl at the corner of his lips, wakakaka), "Don't spook the Malays" - not Commander's advice but his sarcastic remark.

I don't blame the Commander when we realise that Malays constitute 98% of the military, 85% of the Civil Service and police, Chief Secretary and all service chiefs (police, army, navy, air force), university VC's and 65% of the country's population, and we are told and expected "Not to spook the Malays".

You know which DAP pollies have been careful "Not to spook the Malays", don't you? Wakakaka.

Some of this group's apologists informed me that rather than being cringeful, they have been smartly-brilliantly-Einstein-ishly (wakakaka) in using Ronnie Liu to 'bash' Mahathir while they act 'dunno'. Yes, they sure acted 'dunno' but Ronnie Liu being used by them?, wakakaka, c'mon lah, we are too grown up to enjoy fairy tales.

Ever heard any DAP leaders speak up for TAR UC? Wakakaka, yes mateys, "Don't spook the Malays"

Ronnie spoke out because he has been cheesed off with DAP's shameful silence 

Then there is also Section 505C of the Penal Code which investigate into statements which could be conducive to public mischief.

Now, what could be MORE conducive to public mischief that a recent gathering in Malaysia to commemorate the 30th anniversary of the signing of the Hat Yai Peace Accord (1989) which then-PM Mahathir reneged on kaukau as he did with the Extradition Treaty with India and as he did with Suqiu.

Now for a slight digression to discuss Mahathir's love for reneging on promises and treaties, wakakaka.

Well, there's the above mentioned international treaties he eff-ed. Then there's the Pakatan Manifesto promises being capati-ed.

And the Borneo Post reported (extracts) to remind us:

... in the face of severe challenges to Umno in the 1999 general election due to the reformation movement initiated by Anwar Ibrahim, Dr Mahathir agreed to the Suqiu (memoir by Chinese appealing for a fair rule of the country) which he even commented as fair.

“Included in the Suqiu was the recognition of the Unified Examination Certificate (UEC) of Chinese independent schools.

maybe it'll take only 59.9 years 

“Unfortunately, after the Chinese community gave overwhelming support to BN led by Dr Mahathir in the election, which resulted in BN winning the two-third majority in Parliament, Dr Mahathir reneged on what he had promised the Chinese.“Shortly after the election, Dr Mahathir summoned the members of the Suqiu delegation, and described them as people having the mentality of communists, holding him to ransom.

“He also accused them of resorting to arm-twisting tactic.”

Apart from the gathering being attended by Ronnie Liu, PKR's Dr Syed Husin Ali, PSM's Dr Michael Jeyakumar and UKM professor Abdul Rahman Embong, we have to deem (of course) that the celebration of PEACE by so many as 300 elderly people, would definitely strike fear into the Malays. As Commander said, "Don't spook the Malays".

The police in particular IGP Bador should be ashamed of themselves for wasting their time in investigating trivial non-issues instead of looking for Indira Gandhi's missing-kidnapped daughter, and the missing Amri Che Mat and Pastor Raymond Koh.

But then "Don't spook the Malays", as the usual "suspects" would advise, wakakaka.

Oh, the Korean TV dramas I love to watch have a usual description for the extraordinary care of the DAP for the sensitivity of Malays, "walking on eggshells" wakakaka.

Dictionary says "walking on eggshells" means:

(idiomatic) To be overly careful in dealing with a person or situation because they get angry or offended very easily; to try very hard not to upset someone or something.

(idiomatic) To be careful and sensitive, in handling very sensitive matters.