dont get it,if those chinks are mudland citizens shouldnt all citizens have equal rights?are those m&ds trying to have their cake and eat it at the same time?
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Clarify and apologise, UMNO Youth man tells China after envoy’s Chinatown speech
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dont get it,if those chinks are mudland citizens shouldnt all citizens have equal rights?are those m&ds trying to have their cake and eat it at the same time?
it's useless to try to right the injustice and inequality in mudland. they want to have their kueh lapis and eat it too. it's better for the stupid stubborn chinks to leave and fuck off to a better place such as inner mongolia.
Stop meddling in Chinese envoy issue, Anifah Aman ticks off ministers
KUALA LUMPUR — Foreign Affairs Minister Anifah Aman yesterday (Sept 28) condemned his cabinet colleagues who “interfered” in Wisma Putra’s decision to summon China’s ambassador to Malaysia, Dr Huang Huikang.
He said it was common practice for his ministry to summon ambassadors, and did not merit interference from the rest of the Cabinet.
“This issue could have been solved amicably by Wisma Putra, without any interference from other ministers.
“Their meddling has created negative perception in the eyes of the public,” said Mr Anifah in a statement last night.
He said he was saddened that several ministers had “taken action and made statements to the press” without consulting him.
He also clarified that he had never revoked his orders to summon Dr Huang to explain the comments the latter made during a visit to Petaling Street last Friday.
Yesterday, the vernacular press reported that acting foreign affairs minister Hamzah Zainuddin had overturned the call for the meeting with Dr Huang, which they reported was issued by Deputy Foreign Affairs Minister Reezal Naina Merican.
Malaysiakini had reported Tourism Minister Mohd Nazri Abdul Aziz as saying that Mr Reezal had breached protocol when he allegedly summoned Dr Huang to Wisma Putra.
However, Mr Reezal told The Malaysian Insider that the order came from Mr Anifah. Youth and Sports Minister Khairy Jamaludin had also reportedly weighed in on the matter, saying Malaysia must send a signal to other countries not to meddle in its affairs.
But Mr Anifah said the issue should not have concerned other ministries, as it was usually handled by Wisma Putra’s senior officers.
“I want to explain that summoning the Chinese ambassador to Wisma Putra is a normal practice,” said Mr Anifah. “The purpose was to request an explanation from him over the statements he made during his visit to Petaling Street the other day.
“Wisma Putra only wanted him to confirm whether his comments had been misinterpreted or otherwise.”
He said such a practice was in line with Article 41 of the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations 1961.
He added that Wisma Putra had in the past summoned the American ambassador, the Vatican ambassador and the Singaporean ambassador to a meeting.
“As a sovereign country, we must also convey our stance to China clearly.
“I discussed this with the prime minister and decided to summon the Chinese ambassador to Wisma Putra to provide his explanation,” said Mr Anifah.
Dr Huang met Mr Hamzah yesterday at 12.20pm. Dr Huang courted controversy when he visited Kuala Lumpur’s Chinatown on Friday, where he reportedly said Beijing was opposed to terrorism, extremism and any form of discrimination based on race. THE MALAYSIAN INSIDER
http://www.todayonline.com/world/as...nvoy-issue-anifah-aman-ticks-ministers?page=1
KUALA LUMPUR — Foreign Affairs Minister Anifah Aman yesterday (Sept 28) condemned his cabinet colleagues who “interfered” in Wisma Putra’s decision to summon China’s ambassador to Malaysia, Dr Huang Huikang.
He said it was common practice for his ministry to summon ambassadors, and did not merit interference from the rest of the Cabinet.
“This issue could have been solved amicably by Wisma Putra, without any interference from other ministers.
“Their meddling has created negative perception in the eyes of the public,” said Mr Anifah in a statement last night.
He said he was saddened that several ministers had “taken action and made statements to the press” without consulting him.
He also clarified that he had never revoked his orders to summon Dr Huang to explain the comments the latter made during a visit to Petaling Street last Friday.
Yesterday, the vernacular press reported that acting foreign affairs minister Hamzah Zainuddin had overturned the call for the meeting with Dr Huang, which they reported was issued by Deputy Foreign Affairs Minister Reezal Naina Merican.
Malaysiakini had reported Tourism Minister Mohd Nazri Abdul Aziz as saying that Mr Reezal had breached protocol when he allegedly summoned Dr Huang to Wisma Putra.
However, Mr Reezal told The Malaysian Insider that the order came from Mr Anifah. Youth and Sports Minister Khairy Jamaludin had also reportedly weighed in on the matter, saying Malaysia must send a signal to other countries not to meddle in its affairs.
But Mr Anifah said the issue should not have concerned other ministries, as it was usually handled by Wisma Putra’s senior officers.
“I want to explain that summoning the Chinese ambassador to Wisma Putra is a normal practice,” said Mr Anifah. “The purpose was to request an explanation from him over the statements he made during his visit to Petaling Street the other day.
“Wisma Putra only wanted him to confirm whether his comments had been misinterpreted or otherwise.”
He said such a practice was in line with Article 41 of the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations 1961.
He added that Wisma Putra had in the past summoned the American ambassador, the Vatican ambassador and the Singaporean ambassador to a meeting.
“As a sovereign country, we must also convey our stance to China clearly.
“I discussed this with the prime minister and decided to summon the Chinese ambassador to Wisma Putra to provide his explanation,” said Mr Anifah.
Dr Huang met Mr Hamzah yesterday at 12.20pm. Dr Huang courted controversy when he visited Kuala Lumpur’s Chinatown on Friday, where he reportedly said Beijing was opposed to terrorism, extremism and any form of discrimination based on race. THE MALAYSIAN INSIDER
http://www.todayonline.com/world/as...nvoy-issue-anifah-aman-ticks-ministers?page=1
Stop meddling in Chinese envoy issue, Anifah Aman ticks off ministers
KUALA LUMPUR — Foreign Affairs Minister Anifah Aman yesterday (Sept 28) condemned his cabinet colleagues who “interfered” in Wisma Putra’s decision to summon China’s ambassador to Malaysia, Dr Huang Huikang.
He said it was common practice for his ministry to summon ambassadors, and did not merit interference from the rest of the Cabinet.
“This issue could have been solved amicably by Wisma Putra, without any interference from other ministers.
“Their meddling has created negative perception in the eyes of the public,” said Mr Anifah in a statement last night.
He said he was saddened that several ministers had “taken action and made statements to the press” without consulting him.
He also clarified that he had never revoked his orders to summon Dr Huang to explain the comments the latter made during a visit to Petaling Street last Friday.
Yesterday, the vernacular press reported that acting foreign affairs minister Hamzah Zainuddin had overturned the call for the meeting with Dr Huang, which they reported was issued by Deputy Foreign Affairs Minister Reezal Naina Merican.
Malaysiakini had reported Tourism Minister Mohd Nazri Abdul Aziz as saying that Mr Reezal had breached protocol when he allegedly summoned Dr Huang to Wisma Putra.
However, Mr Reezal told The Malaysian Insider that the order came from Mr Anifah. Youth and Sports Minister Khairy Jamaludin had also reportedly weighed in on the matter, saying Malaysia must send a signal to other countries not to meddle in its affairs.
But Mr Anifah said the issue should not have concerned other ministries, as it was usually handled by Wisma Putra’s senior officers.
“I want to explain that summoning the Chinese ambassador to Wisma Putra is a normal practice,” said Mr Anifah. “The purpose was to request an explanation from him over the statements he made during his visit to Petaling Street the other day.
“Wisma Putra only wanted him to confirm whether his comments had been misinterpreted or otherwise.”
He said such a practice was in line with Article 41 of the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations 1961.
He added that Wisma Putra had in the past summoned the American ambassador, the Vatican ambassador and the Singaporean ambassador to a meeting.
“As a sovereign country, we must also convey our stance to China clearly.
“I discussed this with the prime minister and decided to summon the Chinese ambassador to Wisma Putra to provide his explanation,” said Mr Anifah.
Dr Huang met Mr Hamzah yesterday at 12.20pm. Dr Huang courted controversy when he visited Kuala Lumpur’s Chinatown on Friday, where he reportedly said Beijing was opposed to terrorism, extremism and any form of discrimination based on race. THE MALAYSIAN INSIDER
http://www.todayonline.com/world/as...nvoy-issue-anifah-aman-ticks-ministers?page=1
Oh the m&ds didn't do anything and had to twist and turn like snakes.
Anyway here's something interesting form of discrimination based on race
Beijing govt is against discrimination based on race. That is to say let's assume the beijing govt is against chinese ppl discriminating malays should they interfere? Here's the fucking problem that so few ppl want to admit. It's ok when one race discriminates another race and not ok if it's the other way around just like how leongsam says malaysia belongs to malays because it's named "MALAYsia" yet changes his stance when something else an ocean is named after indians yet it doesn't belong to them.
Beijing should not be so civilized and kind. Just sarin gas whole UMNO and MAF, take the Sultans POW and install a Chinese puppet govt. Slay a million resistance people genocide. Take all the natural resources, especially oil n gas from Miri an South China sea. Once Vietnamese Japs and Pinoy see this their balls will drop and stop KPKB. Taiwan will surrender to Beijing.
beijing needs to get its own house in order before pointing out the clutter in others' homes. in china, racial discrimination is not just about prejudice and discrimination, it also involves violence, threats and death.
http://www.thechinaexpat.com/racism-in-china/
http://www.cnn.com/2012/07/24/world/asia/china-tinted-prejudice/index.html
http://china-africa-jinghao.blogspot.com/2012/06/caution-racial-discrimination-against.html
http://atlantablackstar.com/2014/01/08/8-worst-countries-black-people-travel/4/
http://app1.chinadaily.com.cn/star/2003/0417/cu18-1.html
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Umno keeps smashing Chinese shuttlecock into net
Worried Sick: Deputy Agriculture and Agro-based Industry Minister Tajuddin Abdul Rahman should indeed start slapping MCA leaders Liow Tiong Lai and Wee Ka Siong to show that he means what he says.
Don't try slapping DAP supremo Lim Kit Siang (or even going near him) because he is a tiger and you will be severely bitten because you are nothing but a coward trying to incite racial disharmony among the peaceful and beautiful people of this country in order to divide and rule.
The common people of whatever race have no problems among them but idiotic politicians like you are trying to make this country regress to the 15th century.
Whatever you may think, you are not going to succeed. Just ask a guy called Jamal, if you don’t believe me.
Vijay47: Like Shakespeare feared, the greatness thrust upon most of Umno's leaders does not cloud nor conceal their origins from the sewers.
Their elevation within government is not due to ability or intelligence but unthinking and unblinking loyalty to the upper levels of leadership despite their shameful conduct and participation in blatant criminal practices.
Hence we have the likes of DPM Ahmad Zahid Hamidi, and now Tajuddin, who simply are unable to discard or control their baser instincts. All they can achieve, and achieve well, is to surrender to their craving to bully, threaten and abuse.
Tajuddin, why not address your warnings to the Chinese ambassador, that should he dare to offer sanctuary or protection to Chinese Malaysians, he too will taste your slap?
And just like the typical cowards every Umno leader is, you as usual chicken out and blame "misquotation". We gladly sneer at your dignity.
Turvy: There was a bunch of louts threatening to storm and damage an iconic shopping place, while the Chinese envoy took a stroll, which Tajuddin himself admits, was to protect his own nationals.
Why get excited and bring in the local Chinese into the fray? Tajuddin should be chiding the thugs, whatever the colour of their skin.
The thing that is wrong with our parliamentary system is that there is nothing to stop criminal types and fools from securing political office.
Which is why you hear such incoherent and intemperate language from deputy ministers like Tajuddin, whose face clearly shows that had the people not been duped by the ballot box, he would be doing term, not for five years, but for life.
LYY: This Umno thug doth protest too much. Perhaps he is feeling a little insecure about the true intentions of China?
Perhaps he is feeling that if Umno instigates violence against Chinese Malaysians, there might be a small risk that a rising superpower might, just might, come to the aid of a defenceless community?
Perhaps this change in the calculus of what has been a risk-free modus operandi of Umno to perpetually threaten the Chinese might cause Umno to rethink how it bullies the country’s minorities. Perhaps, just perhaps.
Clean Malaysia: I think Tajuddin needs to make more friends who are Chinese Malaysians, so that he will be liberated from the old racist canards about the Chinese - that they are selfish, self-centred, ungrateful, money-grabbing, disloyal, unpatriotic, racist, disrespectful of Malays and Islam, that they control the economy, that they are blocking the progress of the Malays, etc, as Dennis Ignatius has aptly put it in his article in Malaysiakini.
Goldee: Minister, we Malaysians have better things to think of rather than harp on non-issues.
Umno Baru supporters had created a ruckus in public and made a mockery of themselves, and now you want to blame others. We also like to "lempang" (slap) you for making stupid remarks.
Anonymous #44199885: Considering that some of the ardent supporters of Umno called Chinese Malaysians ‘pendatang’ and told them to go back to China, why get upset if Chinese Malaysians do exactly what a ‘pendatang’ would do - that is, go to their godfather?
Either you treat all Malaysians as Malaysians and stop these racist attacks or face the consequences of complaints to external parties.
Chinese Malaysians have never been disloyal to their homeland, Malaysia, despite having racial slurs thrown at them and racist attacks - which now seem to come on a daily basis - launched by certain uncultured individuals.
Not Convinced: So it’s okay for Najib to run to his Arab ‘godfather’, but not okay for certain Malaysians to seek protection from their Chinese ‘godfather’?
Anonymous 2336891439170985: May I suggest you start slapping lawyer Matthias Chang, a Chinese who had accompanied former Umno leader Khairuddin Abu Hassan to four corners of the earth to report about your boss' wrongdoing.
The next person to slap is Lim Guan Eng for going overseas to China, Hong Kong, Taiwan and Singapore to get help to boost the economy of Penang.
After that, you can go to the arrival lounge of the Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) and slap at random the homecoming Chinese arriving from China because I am sure some are guilty of bad mouthing the government of Bolehland.
Carry on with your threat. There is no need to worry because all the Chinese from MCA and Gerakan are giving you their fullest support.
How about organising a 'slapping the Chinese contest'? Make it an annual affair and who knows, it may end up as a tourist attraction, especially for tourists from the Far East?
LeftHandSide: There are two ways to score points in a badminton match. One is smash to score. Another is to play safe by just sending the shuttlecock over and wait for the opponent to make a mistake and hit into the net.
Lately we have been seeing a lot of smashes from Umno, but more often than not they keep hitting the shuttlecock into the net.
It looks like they are going to continue playing the way they play until it’s game over. Where is the coach?
Read more: https://www.malaysiakini.com/news/314247#ixzz3nZChMAw2
Worried Sick: Deputy Agriculture and Agro-based Industry Minister Tajuddin Abdul Rahman should indeed start slapping MCA leaders Liow Tiong Lai and Wee Ka Siong to show that he means what he says.
Don't try slapping DAP supremo Lim Kit Siang (or even going near him) because he is a tiger and you will be severely bitten because you are nothing but a coward trying to incite racial disharmony among the peaceful and beautiful people of this country in order to divide and rule.
The common people of whatever race have no problems among them but idiotic politicians like you are trying to make this country regress to the 15th century.
Whatever you may think, you are not going to succeed. Just ask a guy called Jamal, if you don’t believe me.
Vijay47: Like Shakespeare feared, the greatness thrust upon most of Umno's leaders does not cloud nor conceal their origins from the sewers.
Their elevation within government is not due to ability or intelligence but unthinking and unblinking loyalty to the upper levels of leadership despite their shameful conduct and participation in blatant criminal practices.
Hence we have the likes of DPM Ahmad Zahid Hamidi, and now Tajuddin, who simply are unable to discard or control their baser instincts. All they can achieve, and achieve well, is to surrender to their craving to bully, threaten and abuse.
Tajuddin, why not address your warnings to the Chinese ambassador, that should he dare to offer sanctuary or protection to Chinese Malaysians, he too will taste your slap?
And just like the typical cowards every Umno leader is, you as usual chicken out and blame "misquotation". We gladly sneer at your dignity.
Turvy: There was a bunch of louts threatening to storm and damage an iconic shopping place, while the Chinese envoy took a stroll, which Tajuddin himself admits, was to protect his own nationals.
Why get excited and bring in the local Chinese into the fray? Tajuddin should be chiding the thugs, whatever the colour of their skin.
The thing that is wrong with our parliamentary system is that there is nothing to stop criminal types and fools from securing political office.
Which is why you hear such incoherent and intemperate language from deputy ministers like Tajuddin, whose face clearly shows that had the people not been duped by the ballot box, he would be doing term, not for five years, but for life.
LYY: This Umno thug doth protest too much. Perhaps he is feeling a little insecure about the true intentions of China?
Perhaps he is feeling that if Umno instigates violence against Chinese Malaysians, there might be a small risk that a rising superpower might, just might, come to the aid of a defenceless community?
Perhaps this change in the calculus of what has been a risk-free modus operandi of Umno to perpetually threaten the Chinese might cause Umno to rethink how it bullies the country’s minorities. Perhaps, just perhaps.
Clean Malaysia: I think Tajuddin needs to make more friends who are Chinese Malaysians, so that he will be liberated from the old racist canards about the Chinese - that they are selfish, self-centred, ungrateful, money-grabbing, disloyal, unpatriotic, racist, disrespectful of Malays and Islam, that they control the economy, that they are blocking the progress of the Malays, etc, as Dennis Ignatius has aptly put it in his article in Malaysiakini.
Goldee: Minister, we Malaysians have better things to think of rather than harp on non-issues.
Umno Baru supporters had created a ruckus in public and made a mockery of themselves, and now you want to blame others. We also like to "lempang" (slap) you for making stupid remarks.
Anonymous #44199885: Considering that some of the ardent supporters of Umno called Chinese Malaysians ‘pendatang’ and told them to go back to China, why get upset if Chinese Malaysians do exactly what a ‘pendatang’ would do - that is, go to their godfather?
Either you treat all Malaysians as Malaysians and stop these racist attacks or face the consequences of complaints to external parties.
Chinese Malaysians have never been disloyal to their homeland, Malaysia, despite having racial slurs thrown at them and racist attacks - which now seem to come on a daily basis - launched by certain uncultured individuals.
Not Convinced: So it’s okay for Najib to run to his Arab ‘godfather’, but not okay for certain Malaysians to seek protection from their Chinese ‘godfather’?
Anonymous 2336891439170985: May I suggest you start slapping lawyer Matthias Chang, a Chinese who had accompanied former Umno leader Khairuddin Abu Hassan to four corners of the earth to report about your boss' wrongdoing.
The next person to slap is Lim Guan Eng for going overseas to China, Hong Kong, Taiwan and Singapore to get help to boost the economy of Penang.
After that, you can go to the arrival lounge of the Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) and slap at random the homecoming Chinese arriving from China because I am sure some are guilty of bad mouthing the government of Bolehland.
Carry on with your threat. There is no need to worry because all the Chinese from MCA and Gerakan are giving you their fullest support.
How about organising a 'slapping the Chinese contest'? Make it an annual affair and who knows, it may end up as a tourist attraction, especially for tourists from the Far East?
LeftHandSide: There are two ways to score points in a badminton match. One is smash to score. Another is to play safe by just sending the shuttlecock over and wait for the opponent to make a mistake and hit into the net.
Lately we have been seeing a lot of smashes from Umno, but more often than not they keep hitting the shuttlecock into the net.
It looks like they are going to continue playing the way they play until it’s game over. Where is the coach?
Read more: https://www.malaysiakini.com/news/314247#ixzz3nZChMAw2
