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Oleh kerana org melayu sekarang ni pun dah tergile2 cerita
hindustan.....mahadey ingat dia boleh kelentong guna taktik keling dia tu
lah!!! ha ha
Malas nak layan semua ni!!!!
NI SEMUA SANDIWARA!!!! Konon2nya ahli2 umno dah sedar & nak perubahan lah
tu!!! ceh!!!!
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Subject: H-Net* Badan Bertindak Melayu - Mengapa marah Cina TIDAK kepada
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> Terbukti perhimpunan ini adalah satu lagi sandiwara arahan pelawak
terkenal Foolywood iaitu Keling Mahathir.
> Dia suruh para para-pelakunnya marah kepada orang-orang Cina supaya
orang-orang Melayu sokong dia semula.
> Para pelakun Melayu yang bodoh itu pun ikut walaupun menyedari bahawa
orang yang merosakkan Melayu selama ini adalah orang India (Keling
Mahathir).
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> Melayu bergaduh dengan Cina, tetapi yang untung besar ialah India.
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> Hidup Keling Mahathir !!!!!!!!!!!
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> Pressure group holds controversial rally to defend Malay supremacy
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> KUALA LUMPUR, Feb 4 (AFP) - A new Malaysian pressure group went ahead
Sunday with a rally to defend Malay ethnic supremacy despite government
disapproval and opposition warnings that it would be racially provocative.
> Speakers complained that Malays were still at a disadvantage compared to
the country's ethnic Chinese, despite 30 years of an affirmative action
program that has given the community priority in businesses and education.
>
> They also criticised the government for favouring big businesses in
awarding contracts and urged Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad to restore the
cabinet's credibility.
>
> Ex-deputy premier Ghafar Baba and two deputy ministers, who are senior
officials in Mahathir's United Malays National Organisation (UMNO), were
among the speakers although the premier had banned UMNO members from taking
part.
>
> The rally was held at a hall in the UMNO building after police barred the
group, known as the Malay Action Front, from holding it at a public area in
Kuala Lumpur.
>
> Opposition parties warned the rally -- which used the logo of a drawn
dagger in a sea of blood -- could be racially provocative and seditious.
>
> Deputy Health Minister Suleiman Mohamed told some 3,000 people at the
rally that the Malay race was divided and therefore seen as weak.
>
> "We must strengthen our position so that we would not be belittled. I urge
you all to unite to boost Malay political supremacy," he said.
>
> Deputy Information Minister Khalid Yunus said bloody racial riots in May
1969 occurred because Malay dignity had been challenged.
>
> "Today our dignity is being challenged again ... our faces have been spat
at, can we still continue smiling?" he said. "We want the Malays to continue
to be masters of this country."
>
> One of the organisers, Tajuddin Rahman, said Malays were still
economically weak despite an affirmative action program to help them catch
up with the wealthier ethnic Chinese population.
>
> The government had spent millions of dollars on the new administrative
capital of Putrajaya and the hi-tech Multimedia Super Corridor but neglected
the growth of rural Malays, he said.
>
> Tajuddin also asked why infrastructure projects were awarded to the same
few big corporations.
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> "We keep on hearing about DRB-HICOM, Berjaya Group, Renong, YTL and MRCB
getting all the big projects. Don't be greedy. Leave some for others," he
said.
>
> Tajuddin urged Mahathir to "clean up" the cabinet and restore its
credibility.
>
> Another speaker, Mazlan Harun, warned that Chinese extremists and
foreigners were taking advantage of Malay disunity and said the community
would lose out if it was continually weakened.
>
> The rally ended peacefully after the crowd recited a pledge to protect
Malay rights. Ghafar would head a panel to prepare a memorandum on the issue
of Malay interests to the government, organisers said.
>
> Malays make up more than half of Malaysia's 22 million population, Chinese
about 25 percent and Indians the remainder.
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