--- On Tue, 5/21/13, leo nathan wrote:
From: leo nathan
Subject: Fw: Fwd: Zahid "It is better to keep your mouth shut than open it and
remove all doubt"
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Date: Tuesday, May 21, 2013, 1:34 AM
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Just receive
this email.m Gosh another guys . Pity our PM. been
surrounded by such high caliber MP.Zahid "It is better to keep your
mouth shut
than open it and remove all doubt"
This
arrogant & rude Javanese (who thinks he can say and do anything he
wants just because he is a minister) should return to Yogjarkarta to
claim his Kraton Palace instead to telling Malaysian to
leave.
Thursday, May 16, 2013
Hantu
Laut
Before
he even started, they already gave him headache.
Wow!
What a way towards mending and winning the people's hearts and minds.
Reconciliation,
the Prime Minister talking about repairing the severe lost of
confidence of his government by urban voters and the Chinese
community, seemingly, a voice in the wilderness, his ministers have
their own ideas how to please the people, or rather how to undermine
him.
If
you think the low magnitude Hishamuddin Onn was bad enough and
everyone rejoiced of his exit from the Home Ministry, we may now
conclude that the Ministry is jinxed, to be driven by another
insensitive, impervious, smarmy and blundering nut head.
In
less than two days of taking office this nutty as a fruitcake
minister
tell Malaysians to leave the country
if they don't like the system. He has another
1,822 days to go. Let's hope he gets off his high
horse.
Zahid
Hamidi, the new Home Minister had a glorious day insulting his
countrymen to leave the country if they don't like the parliamentary
system here. Who
is Zaid Hamidi anyway to insult Malaysians who did not vote BN ? It
was their democratic right to vote any party whom they think it fit
to
lead the country and for this they thought Pakatan is the better
choice.
As
citizens of this country we have constitutional rights to question
the
system, but at the end of the day the majority shall prevail.
Ministers do not have God's given right to tell us to leave the
country if we disagree with him.
"It
is better to keep your mouth shut and let people think you are a fool
than open it and remove all doubt" ...Mark Twain.
Haa!
Mark Twain, had two of his books as literature in schools, Tom Sawyer
and Huckleberry Finn.
Always
ponder before you open your big mouth. No
thanks to Najib for choosing this noisome and bumptious
minister And why don’t Ahmad
Hamidi go back to Jogkarta? I have
emigrated. I have done so
because of chauvinistic pigs like Ahmad Hamidi who think they have a
better claim on the land where four generations of my family grew up
in than relative newcomers like him. If you look at the Wikipedia
entry
into Zaid Hamidi, it says that he is of Javanese
origin, with with roots in Kulon Progo
Regency, Yogyakarta. Here you see a
photo of Ahmad Zaid Hamidi in Javanese gear being at home in
Jogjakarta.
So you have to wonder
at the duplicity that Malaysians have to put up with if they stay in
Malaysia. You have this Javanese posing as a Melayu (which is an
ethnic group in Riau and Kalimantan, but become elevated to a race in
the Malaysian Constitution). The Prime Minister Najib Razak and his
father a former Prime Minister are of Bugis origin (see here). And of
course, as we
all know, Mahathir is a mixed-blood with Indian being a prominent
part
of the mix. (The Tunku – Abdul Rahman – was also of mixed blood with
Thai coursing through his veins but he’s the only decent chap in the
Umno elite) So you have all these
guys with foreign blood running Umno and through Umno, Malaysia for
the past five decades. It is rotten to the core and they would have
been drummed out of office, if not for widespread fraud. Malaysians
have every
right to question fraudulent actions in the electoral
process.
