Is it safe to travel KL 16 September?

kopiOuncle said:

My friends advised me not to travel to KL on the 16 September.

He has cancelled all his appointments and his Malaysian friends are staying home - barricaded.

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Nothing will happen on 16th September. Even nsjib won't be around. He has gone overseas. New York and london to decide on next fighter aircraft and possibly helicopter carrier for the armed forces.

Will definitely encourage Chinese opposition supporters to go shopping in KL on that day.

Tonychat will be in Kl and he will send LIVE photos to SBF.

It's business as usual.

syed putra said:

Nothing will happen on 16th September. Even nsjib won't be around. He has gone overseas. New York and london to decide on next fighter aircraft and possibly helicopter carrier for the armed forces.

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Muslim bastard, you not shy to pray to sex pervert Prophet Mo and his Brothel Owner god is it? You goat fuckers are damned shameful and shameless. What do you teach your children Mr Muslim Bastard? :oIo:

One of the most shocking events in the life of Muhammad, one which has been a major source of embarrassment for Muslims, is his marriage to his adopted son's former wife, Zaynab bint Jash. Zaynab had married Zayd, the freed slave of Muhammad's first wife, Khadijah, whom Muhammad adopted as his son. According to some versions of the story, Muhammad had ventured to see his adopted son, Zayd, at his house. Upon arriving, he found Zaynab unveiled and was enamored by her beauty. As he departed, Muhammad made some comments which she heard and, when her husband returned, told him what had transpired. After Zayd heard that Muhammad had made some comments about his wife's beauty, he went to his adoptive father and told him that he would divorce her so he could marry her if this is what Muhammad desired. Muhammad refused and encouraged his adopted son to remain with his wife. Subsequently, Zayd divorced his wife and Muhammad was commanded by Allah to then marry Zaynab, his adopted son's divorcee.

The Quran refers to this marriage in the following passage:

When thou saidst to him whom God had blessed and thou hadst favoured, 'Keep thy wife to thyself, and fear God,' and thou wast CONCEALING WITHIN THYSELF what God should reveal, FEARING OTHER MEN; and God has better right for thee to fear Him. So when Zaid had accomplished what he would of her, THEN WE GAVE HER IN MARRIAGE TO THEE, so that there should not be any fault in the believers, touching the wives of their adopted sons, when they have accomplished what they would of them; and God's commandment must be performed. S. 33:37
http://www.answering-islam.org/Responses/Menj/zaynab.htm

Definitely safe. Is you are a Jesus believing Christian. At most they send you to heaven quickly.

In 1960s the Indonesian Mats in Mudlaysia were about 50% of the population. These sex maniacs satanic worshipers have since fucked their way towards over 70%. Never allow these satanic worshipers to climb over your head. When they have large numbers they are very satanic people who follow their pedophile, rapist Profit who even fucked his own daughter in law!

"Why? You want to celebrate my birthday in KL is it?"

"You can wear a yellow Bersih 4 t-shirt and walk along Bukit Bintang on that day in a sia-lan way and keep shouting "Puki Mat! You'll join me for my birthday celebrations in no time. See you!"

September 16. How fitting. It was LKY who had instigated racial riots back in the day.

What're you trying to prove? Rafidah Aziz asks 'red-shirts' in Malaysia Day counter rally (MMO) http://goo.gl/OpsHsA

KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 6 — Former international trade and industry minister Tan Sri Rafidah Aziz denounced today the coming September 16 rally being called by an anonymous group that has received the support of some Umno leaders, calling it a counter to Malaysia’s celebration of unity in diversity.

In her latest Facebook post today, the veteran Umno politician once dubbed Malaysia’s “Iron Lady” said the street demonstration by the “red shirts” was an instigation to racialisation with its call for Malays, especially those from the country’s ruling party, to unite against the DAP and polls reform group Bersih 2.0, which had organised last weekend’s mammoth Bersih 4 rally.


“September 16 is Malaysia’s Day...a day to celebrate our unity in diversity and the planned demonstration goes totally counter to that and has the potential to create more chasms and divisiveness,” she wrote.

Rafidah further wrote that the country’s ongoing issues did not result from racial issues so there would be no purpose to organise a counter rally with a strong racial undertone.

“Just what are they proving by trying to get some Malays, especially from Umno, to be brought to KL to demonstrate in red shirts?” she asked.

An unknown group has made calls via social media for a September 16 rally which in different circles is referred to as either “Himpunan Rakyat Bersatu” or “Himpunan Maruah Melayu,” asking its participants to don red clothing.

Posters have been circulated on social media urging Malays to unite in solidarity against various causes ranging from protests against political party DAP to Bersih 2.0.

In its Sunday edition today, the editors of Umno-owned broadsheet Utusan Malaysia urged the authorities to approve the September 16 rally, saying it was to fight “extremism.”

Using the pseudonym Awang Selamat, Utusan’s editors insisted that the 85 per cent of Chinese participants of Bersih 4 were DAP supporters, and also claimed that the Malays’ lack of attendance were a sign of rejection towards the opposition party’s “thick, chauvinist image.”

KUALA LUMPUR - Traders, taxi drivers and hoteliers in and around Petaling Street and Bukit Bintang here are having sleepless nights with theplanned red-shirt rally approaching fast.

Kuala Lumpur Hawkers and Petty Traders Association chairman Datuk Ang Say Tee said about 90% of the traders in Petaling Street or Chinatown would not open forbusiness next Wednesday – Malaysia Day – when the rally is set to take place.

Traders in Bukit Bintang are expecting a plunge inbusiness though they have yet to decide whether to stay open or not.

Hotels have started receiving room cancellations.

Himpunan Rakyat Bersatu, dubbed the red shirt rally and organised by the National Silat Federation, is expected to draw participants from various Malay non-governmental organisations nationwide.

The 12-hour rally is also seen as a counter to the Aug 29 and 30 Bersih 4 rally, which saw participants donning yellow T-shirts.


Full article: http://www.malaysia-chronicle.com/i...-hoteliers-the-jitters&Itemid=2#ixzz3loJH0zTB
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laksaboy said:

September 16. How fitting. It was LKY who had instigated racial riots back in the day.

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FUCK YOUR PROPHET MOHAMMED! YOU MUSLIM BASTARD! I WILL FUCK HIM SO HARD HE WOULD TURN INTO A PUSSY! You bastard Muslims love to rape, murder and torture. You fucking Muslims are satanic bastards. LKY showed you bastards whose boss. In 1960 Malaya was about evenly split at 50-50 between the Satanic Muslims and Chinese and Indians. Now Malaysia became 70% Satanic Muslim Bastards and they make problems. I WILL FUCK YOUR MOHAMMED the bastard rapist pedophile murderer.

What kind of sick bastards are Muslims to pray to a rapist, pedophile murderer???????

KUALA LUMPUR: A"red shirt" rally that has sparked fears of ethnic clashes is expected to go ahead on Wednesday (Sep 16) amid a high police presence, after organisers confirmed a venue.

The National Silat Federation (Pesaka) received the green light from the Kuala Lumpur City Council to hold the "anti-Bersih" Himpunan Rakyat Bersatu (United Citzens Rally) at Padang Merbok on Malaysia Day, a day to mark the formation of the Malaysian federation in 1963.

Some 250 Malay NGOs pledged support for the rally, which they said was aimed at countering last month's Bersih protest, where tens of thousands hit the streets of Kuala Lumpur calling for institutional reform and the resignation of Prime Minister Najib Razak.

Malaygroups said the rally disrespected Malay leaders and ethnic Malays, who make up the majority of the population in peninsular Malaysia, and they want to teach minority "Chinese from opposition party DAP" a lesson.

Malaysia's Inspector General of Police Khalid Abu Bakar said that the rally's organisers have complied with legal requirements so it is permitted to go ahead but there will be a high police presence to ensure public safety and order.

Messages have been circulating on social media and messaging services warning non-Malays to stay away from the city centre over fears of ethnic clashes.

But the police chief said the public should not worry as authorities will be on standby and will be monitoring the speeches for seditious content.

"We are capable of ensuring security and safety ... Don't believe the messages circulating that Chinese shouldn't come out," said Khalid. "To me, these are the actions of people who want to purposely create fear among ethnicgroups."

Last week, Prime Minister Najib acknowledged that some leaders and members of his party UMNO planned to participate in the rally, though they were not organising it. He said UMNO did not support anything of a racist nature but he would not be directing members to not participate.


MALAYSIAN FOREIGN MINISTER CONDEMNS "TIT-FOR-TAT" RALLY

Malaysian Foreign Minister Anifah Aman said the planned Sep 16 rally should not be in retaliation to the Bersih protest.

"Bersih 4.0 was made illegal and I believe should ‘Himpunan Rakyat Bersatu’ have an objective that is not about unity and celebrating Hari Malaysia then it too should be made illegal," said Mr Anifah.


"There is also no harm in wearing a red shirt on Hari Malaysia if it is to celebrate Hari Malaysia and represent unity among all races, however should it be worn just for provocation then that I believe is wrong - the same way wearing the yellow shirt to create provocation is wrong."


He added: "Hari Malaysia should not be about racial, political nor religious hatred. We must embrace the true meaning of Hari Malaysia.


"An unguarded tit-for-tat action or reason can be detrimental to the peace and harmony enjoyed by Malaysians and no doubt effect the economic well-being of the country. We as a nation must be above these kind of narrow minded thinking.


"Hari Malaysia is for all Malaysians to demonstrate their love for the country and not to instigate hatred nor racial supremacy."

- CNA/jb/ec

It's NOT safe; the smog situation there is much worse than in Singapore.

Balls2U said:

"You can wear a yellow Bersih 4 t-shirt and walk along Bukit Bintang on that day in a sia-lan way and keep shouting "Puki Mat! You'll join me for my birthday celebrations in no time. See you!"

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add-on, barbie lu mat!

If you ball-less sinkes are afraid, you should not travel to KL.

Malaysia is anytime safer than sinkieland.