Date: Wed, 20 May 2009 19:26:45 -0700 (PDT)
Local: Thurs, May 21 2009 10:26 am
Subject: Re: Bumiputra status for all Chinese borned after independence?
POLITKUS,
so you are saying all CHINESE in ASEAN are natives of SE
Asia ?>
are you saying that the CHINESE native of Malaysia
have their CHINESE right to have their CHINESE CLAIM over
Malaysia ?
can CHINESE claim Malaysia for the CHINESE people ?
n May 21, 12:00 am, Politikus
> Is this really possible? :-p
> =======
> Bumiputra status for all born after independence?
> SHAH ALAM, May 20 – Hindu Rights Action Force (Hindraf) leader M.
> Manoharan today called for all those born in Malaysia after
> independence to be accorded Bumiputra status, saying that this would
> truly unite Malaysians and give 1Malaysia some meaning.
> Fresh from being released from Internal Security Act (ISA) detention,
> M. Manoharan may well be courting trouble again with his speech at a
> teatime function today.
> “I want to meet the prime minister to propose that we accord Bumiputra
> status to all Malaysians born here after August 31, 1957 to dismantle
> racial barriers,” he said.
> In an interview with The Malaysian Insider later, he said that such a
> move might give PM Datuk Seri Najib Razak’s 1 Malaysia slogan of unity
> a chance of bearing some fruit, as it would be the first step towards
> recognising all citizens as equal Malaysians.
> Recognising the sensitivities surrounding Bumiputra status, he
> explained that it was not meant to impinge on the constitutional
> rights and privileges of Malays.
> “The constitution enshrines the rights of Malays, not Bumiputras, so
> they can still continue to enjoy their special status. I am not trying
> to take it away from them,” he said.
> The Kota Alam Shah assemblyman added that, along with four other
> Hindraf leaders released recently from ISA detention, he would resume
> its 18-point demands to the government which includes affirmative
> action for ethnic Indians as well as protection for its schools and
> temples.
> In his own capacity as a DAP assemblyman in Selangor’s Pakatan Rakyat
> government, he hopes to pursue some of these issues.
> “I have a masterplan for Selangor. If we solve these three problems –
> Tamil schools, Hindu temples and graveyards or crematoriums – then we
> will have solved 90 per cent of Indian problems,” he said.
> He said the state government had the power to end these Indian issues
> as it was in charge of giving out land titles.
> “We are asking for nothing more than what are government obligations
> to its citizens. We are not asking to be prime minister, deputy prime
> minister or to be astronauts,” he quipped.
From: adrian chin
Date: 21 May 2009 10:35:57 +0800
Local: Thurs, May 21 2009 10:35 am
Subject: Re: Bumiputra status for all born after independence?
How will stating the obvious put him in danger of going behind bars ? It
might just give our country the push it needs to achieve First World
Status faster than any initiative I've seen so far.
Malaysians for once, will probably say I'M MALAYSIAN, when people ask,
"where are you from ?" When people ask me, my standard reply today is, "
err malaysia lah " or " malaysia " Trust me, I'm not saying it with
pride, but to just answer a simple question.
On Wed, 20 May 2009 10:00:17 -0700, Politikus wrote:
> Is this really possible? :-p
> <<< Fast Forward Asia <<<
> =======
> Bumiputra status for all born after independence?
> SHAH ALAM, May 20 – Hindu Rights Action Force (Hindraf) leader M.
> Manoharan today called for all those born in Malaysia after independence
> to be accorded Bumiputra status, saying that this would truly unite
> Malaysians and give 1Malaysia some meaning.
> Fresh from being released from Internal Security Act (ISA) detention, M.
> Manoharan may well be courting trouble again with his speech at a
> teatime function today.
On May 21, 10:26 am, Prophet Mohamed the child Fucker
> POLITKUS,
> so you are saying all CHINESE in ASEAN are natives of SE
> Asia ?>
> are you saying that the CHINESE native of Malaysia
> have their CHINESE right to have their CHINESE CLAIM over
> Malaysia ?
> can CHINESE claim Malaysia for the CHINESE people ?
> n May 21, 12:00 am, Politikus
> > Is this really possible? :-p
> > <<< Fast Forward Asia <<<
> > =======
> > Bumiputra status for all born after independence?
> > SHAH ALAM, May 20 – Hindu Rights Action Force (Hindraf) leader M.
> > Manoharan today called for all those born in Malaysia after
> > independence to be accorded Bumiputra status, saying that this would
> > truly unite Malaysians and give 1Malaysia some meaning.
> > Fresh from being released from Internal Security Act (ISA) detention,
> > M. Manoharan may well be courting trouble again with his speech at a
> > teatime function today.
> > “I want to meet the prime minister to propose that we accord Bumiputra
> > status to all Malaysians born here after August 31, 1957 to dismantle
> > racial barriers,” he said.
> > In an interview with The Malaysian Insider later, he said that such a
> > move might give PM Datuk Seri Najib Razak’s 1 Malaysia slogan of unity
> > a chance of bearing some fruit, as it would be the first step towards
> > recognising all citizens as equal Malaysians.
> > Recognising the sensitivities surrounding Bumiputra status, he
> > explained that it was not meant to impinge on the constitutional
> > rights and privileges of Malays.
> > “The constitution enshrines the rights of Malays, not Bumiputras, so
> > they can still continue to enjoy their special status. I am not trying
> > to take it away from them,” he said.
> > The Kota Alam Shah assemblyman added that, along with four other
> > Hindraf leaders released recently from ISA detention, he would resume
> > its 18-point demands to the government which includes affirmative
> > action for ethnic Indians as well as protection for its schools and
> > temples.
> > In his own capacity as a DAP assemblyman in Selangor’s Pakatan Rakyat
> > government, he hopes to pursue some of these issues.
> > “I have a masterplan for Selangor. If we solve these three problems –
> > Tamil schools, Hindu temples and graveyards or crematoriums – then we
> > will have solved 90 per cent of Indian problems,” he said.
> > He said the state government had the power to end these Indian issues
> > as it was in charge of giving out land titles.
> > “We are asking for nothing more than what are government obligations
> > to its citizens. We are not asking to be prime minister, deputy prime
> > minister or to be astronauts,” he quipped.- Hide quoted text -
Newsgroups: soc.culture.malaysia
From: "samsuddin"
Date: Thu, 21 May 2009 13:06:51 +1000
Local: Thurs, May 21 2009 11:06 am
Subject: Re:
Is it time for the Malays to go on a killing spree to reassert what the
majority think is their basic right?
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