Ibrahim Ali Should Learn to Behave

The Perkasa chief 'Datuk' Ibrahim Ali, has been amusing us for quite a while now. The man seems to have a real sense of humour, and all this while 'chairing' the Perkasa group, heavily backed by 'you know who'. Datuk Perkasa just loves to make a fool of himself, maybe he should make that his middle name. It wouldn't sound too bad, at least better than what is coming out of his mouth.

Thanks to someone's post, I read an article about his latest outburst. (I will put the link at the end of this article.) In it, he states that "Malays have been patient for “far too long” and have allowed non-Malays to make excessive demands." Now, Mr. Ali mustn't have heard about 'baseless allegations' or he wouldn't have allowed that faeces to come out from his mouth. I would love to know of this patience he is talking about, because I almost never see it. Then, he says that the non-Malays make excessive demands. By using the term non-Malays, he is going against the Najib Organisation of "1Malaysia", though that subject will open up a new can of worms. Then, these demands he is talking about, what are they really? The thing that triggered all this was first the banning of the use of the word Allah and now the desecration of the Bahasa Malaysia Bibles. Are these demands or merely upholding one's rights? This is one country which does not allow an individual to read a holy book in one's preferred language. If that is the case, then Mr Perkasa should make the Quran be printed in Arab. Why do they print it in Bahasa Malaysia? Is it necessary for the double-standard?

He calls for the printing of the Bible in Kadazan or Iban. “How many Malays are Christian? Why do you have to have bibles in Bahasa? Why not use bahasa Iban, or Kadazan?" This sounds to me as though he feels threatened. As far as I know, Malays are not allowed to change their religion, so why bring up the question? They make a hugh & cry that Bahasa Malaysia is THE National Language. Then he goes on to mumble about this issue being about National Security. Wow, can the man really talk or what.

In light of this, I think Ibrahim Ali should be arrested under the ISA for causing religious tension and bringing up issues which has somewhat been dealt with, though the tide can turn anytime. He is not part of BN, but they treat him like he is the best thing since sliced bread. The other day, an MP was arrested for participating in an anti-Interlok rally, if I'm not mistaken. Then why is this fool still on the loose? He will never be arrested, that's for sure, but something needs to be done to put tyrants like him of the streets.

Here is the link of his article

http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/malaysia/article/dont-test-patience-of-malays-perkasa-warns-christians/

Muhyiddin Should Know His Role and Limits

In response to the article in Malaysiakini about DPM Muhyiddin http://malaysiakini.com/news/161233, this man has not, and will not learn his lesson. Recently he has been saying so many foolish things. Now this.

His so called 'reminder', to the Sarawakian teachers, that the vote for BN is extremely ridiculous for a man of his position and stature. This '1 Malaysia' they are screaming about daily in Sarawak, is a mere eyewash, and now the DPM comes out with such a vague and very rash statement. He calls it a reminder, a gentle but important reminder. To me, it sounds more of a threat. Just because the teachers are working for the goverment, nothing in the constitution states that 'An individual MUST VOTE for the Barisan and UMNO especially. His outburst is made with a tad of desperation, realising that the Opposition have never been anywhere as near as threatening in history, to usurp the present government.

The whole of Sarawak and Malaysia will hinge on April 16th as D-Day. Yes, one may say that the GE is still not upon us yet, but IF the Opposition can somehow topple the current powers, then this will be their much-needed booster to hit the ground running come the GE. Time for change, or transformation?.. Come on Muhyiddin, you should get English lessons first.