Ethnic Conflict is In The Making In Malaysia With People Like Ibrahim Ali Allow to Move Freely!

KUALA LUMPUR
Saturday, 27th February 2010

About 50 groups today launched the Malay NGO Consultative Council (MPM) to defend Malay rights and Islam at the historic Sultan Sulaiman Club here, where a similar gathering nearly 60 years ago led to the formation of Umno.

Among the prime movers are Perkasa, ex-Umno lawmakers council Mubarak, Peninsula Malay Students Confederation (GPMS), Malay Professional Thinkers Association and Cuepacs.

The Malaysian Insider was barred from reporting the event but a media release said among those who spoke were Perkasa president and Pasir Mas MP Datuk Ibrahim Ali (picture), Mubarak chief Tan Sri Abu Zahar Ujang and Malay Professional Thinkers president Professor Datuk Dr Kamaruddin Kachar who is a former director-general of the National Civics Bureau (BTN) which the opposition claims spreads hate ideology.

The MPM was launched by GPMS president Jais Abd Karim followed by a dialogue and a signing ceremony to form the body.

The MPM press release said “following several discussions by several Malay NGO leaders, there was a desire for a consultative council to bring together as many Malay NGOs concerned about current developments faced by the Malays”.

“It is apparent that there is pressure on Malay rights and privileges in their own country, towards the position of Islam as the official religion, the position and sovereignty of the Malay Rulers that is always being questioned, the New Economic Policy that is being sidelined despite the lack of achievement by the Malays and also national security,” it said.

These are among several “sensitive” issues for the Malays which have become provocative matters by those who want to destroy the security and prosperity of the country, the statement added.

The statement said the consultative council is not a platform for confrontation unless they are forced by parties described as those “inciting” racial tension.

“The main function of this council is to act as a medium to gather Malay NGOs that share the same stand to handle pressures faced by the Malays, Islam, Malay Rulers, national security, public order and other related issues,” the statement said, adding the idea to form the body was made early last month.

Government must take drastic action toward these Malay extremists especially to Ibrahim Ali the most racist Malay in South East Asia. If he is allowed to do whatever he likes to do, Malaysia freedom will end. I served and sweat for the nation just to ensure that everyone regardless of their race, be it Malay, Chinese or Iban leave peacefully with each other. Government must be bold to sacrifice one Ibrahim Ali in order to save the rest 25 millions of the population!...Bukittunggal.com   

The MPM will form a task force that will be chaired by council members in rotation.

The statement also said the MPM had resolved each member should jointly study issues important to the Malays, Islam, Malay Rulers, national security and public order that is brought up or questioned by others, or to be championed by the community.

Others include the preparation and implementation of action plans to handle or oppose provocations against issues that relate to Malays and Islam, or issues seen as inciting or hateful.

The resolutions decided by MPM are:

(1) Resolutions must be based on facts and documents tabled at lawful MPM meetings;

(2) MPM members who disagree with the resolutions must accept the decision of the majority and be prepared to sign the agreed resolutions;

(3) MPM members who refuse or abstain from resolutions or decisions can choose not to sign off without affecting their membership; and

(4) If any MPM member opposes any of its resolutions or decisions, they will automatically cease to be members.

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Let's Kick These Cow Head Protest Off the Malaysia Soil

Don't Risk the nation with these racist group. Banish them to Kemunting Prison!

What is PDRM waiting for? I am very disappointed with PDRM inaction approach by allowing the same group that nearly caused another May the 13th Incident to repeat again in Malaysia.

In Shah Alam today, 8th December 2009, Leaders of the 'cow-head' protesters stepped into more controversy today by categorising Malays and non-Malays as first and second class citizens, shortly after their case was mentioned at the Shah Alam Sessions Court.

They launched the tirade outside the district police headquarters here after lodging a report against DAP's M. Kulasegaran who said in Parliament last week that the concept of Malay supremacy ran contrary to the prime minister’s 1 Malaysia slogan.

"Its proven historically that this is Tanah Melayu. Others are categorised as second class citizens," Ahmad Mahayuddin Abd Manaf told reporters.

The 36-year-old is one of six persons charged earlier with illegal assembly and sedition for the Aug 28 cow head protest. Six others were charged with illegal assembly.

Their case will be heard on April 12.

Ahmad, who said he was the chairman of the yet to be registered Badan Bertindak Perpaduan Ummah, lashed out at the Ipoh Barat MP and warned him against questioning the special rights of Malays.

He pointed out that many Malays were disadvantaged while the economy was actually dominated by the Chinese and Indians.

He also hit out at DAP and PKR for jeopardising Malay rights and added that he did not want a repeat of the May 13 racial riots.

“Issues involving Malay sentiments should not be played with.” Said Ahmad, who in the same breath said they accepted 1 Malaysia, and are tolerant of other races.

His deputy Ibrahim Sabri called on the government to arrest Kulasegaran under the Internal Security Act (ISA) and to revoke his citizenship for questioning the constitution.

"By questioning Malays supremacy, he is questioning the Sultan’s supremacy because he is the head of Islam," said Ibrahim.

He said they were giving him two weeks to apologise or they would go to his office to protest.

“We will find him, even if it means looking in wormholes, you can quote me.” he said.

They added that 30 police reports would be lodged against Kulasegaran in Selangor and Kuala Lumpur today and they expect it to be nation-wide exercise with the participation of other Malay groups.

Both men were earlier charged for both sedition and illegal assembly, with 10 others, for being involved in the Aug 28 ‘cow-head’ protest at the state secretariat against the relocation of 150-year-old temple to a neighbourhood in Section 23 Shah Alam.

Upon leaving the court complex, a banner with the pictures of DAP leaders stuck on cows was unveiled, kicked and stepped upon in protest.

The men said they did not know who brought the banner but they joined in to protest against the Perak DAP which had earlier been slammed for stepping on a banner bearing the faces of three Pakatan Rakyat lawmakers who turned independent and supported the Barisan Nasional who then took control of the state on Feb 5.

These people should be kick out of the Malaysian soil immediately. They do not belong to this country. But since we dont have any law that enable the country to banish them to the isolated island, then just lock them in Kamunting prison!