Melayu boikot orang Melayu

AirAsia X CEO Azran Osman Rani said

“I am Malaysian. I am anti-racism. I am disgusted by Utusan’s editorial stance."

Utusan's big sin according to Azran - asking the Chinese community what else that they want after their almost total snubbing of DS Najib Razak's 1Malaysia at the GE13 despite all the overtures made to them by the prime minister.

Azran feels that Malays should not ask such a question to the Chinese.

So indignant was Azran that he was also reportedly remarked that AirAsia X is withdrawing all advertisement of the airliner from Utusan.

Well, so much for the Buy Cina Last campaign. Just as it was about to begin, a successful young Malay of the world already told the Malays who reads Utusan that he would not let his beautiful aircrafts be dirtied by stupid Malays who are racists by virtue of reading Utusan.

Actually, the AirAsia X does not belong to Azran. He is just the Malay face of the airline. You can read about the airline here AirAsia X

I wonder whether Tony Fernandez would had appointed Azran as the airline's CEO when he first set it up if Azran is not a Malay.

I also wonder if Azran had ever bothered to know about the many questions asked by the Chinese newspapers about the Malays over the past years which inflamed the community's racial sentiments leading to the Chinese tsunami of GE13.

If he hasn't, then I would suggest that he read them and decide if AirAsia X should 

pull out its advertisement from Sin Chiew, Nanyang, China Press, Oriental etc.

Anyway, back to the Utusan offending question, well, Azran, here is the answer to 

that question by a not so offended Chinese -

"Cina mahu Umno mati. Itu saja.”

For the rest of what that Chinese said, you can read it here

Apa lagi Cina mahu?

1Malaysia your head lah Kit Siang

Every time I feel like cooling down, there will always be someone or something heating things up again for me.

Just woke up and surfing around when I saw this report by that MCA's backstabbing newspaper the Star which made me angry again.

Here is an excerpt of it -

PETALING JAYA: The newly appointed Cabinet must uphold Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak's 1Malaysia concept, said DAP adviser Lim Kit Siang.

“Its members must support and adhere 100% to the concept of 1Malaysia as announced by the Prime Minister as the signature policy of the Government. Those who do not support it must be removed from the Cabinet,” he told a press conference at the PKR headquarters yesterday.

He said the ministers must also stop any form of racial-based politics.

“We want the members of the Cabinet to express their stand that they will stop any form of racial-based politics,” he said.

Lim described Najib's Cabinet line-up as “unimpressive” but declined to elaborate.

Still want to talk 1Malaysia Kit Siang?

If I was at the press conference, I would probably had given him a flying kick when he uttered the word 1Malaysia.

How dare this father of Malaysian Chinese chauvinism talked about the now dead 1Malaysia after he led his DAP into the GE13 employing almost the same destructive racist tactics as it was in 1969.

The Chinese had spat and pissed upon 1Malaysia upon the instigations of Lim and his people. That's how DAP got over 90 per cent of the Chinese votes.

And they are still at it, Lim's minions are at the moment going around the country propping DS Anwar Ibrahim's black shirt campaign to discredit the GE13 results.

Didn't anyone notice that for the first time ever since I don't know when, PM DS Najib Razak started his speech or announcement without his trademark Salam Satu Malaysia?

Yes, he didn't say that when he announced his cabinet line-up yesterday.

Well, good for you Najib for being honest.

How are we to have Satu Malaysia when we have people like Kit Siang leading all those Chinese chauvinists to destroy everything good about this country's race relation such as the now also dead moderate "Johor Way"?

The only reason why Lim is now calling for Najib and his people to retain 1Malaysia is because his plan to kill Umno, which despite its flaws is the sole protector of the Malays had failed.

The DAP's Chinese block votes, achieved by fanning racial sentiments had failed to give them an outright victory. 

And now the Malays are angry. 

That's the only reason Kit Siang is talking 1Malaysia now.

Honestly, every time I came across such Kit Siang's stories these days, I wish the Malays will perpetually be angry.

Guiltiness of being a racist and a bit on the Cabinet

I'm not going to try hiding it.

I'm trying to become a Malay racist after the Chinese tsunami on May 5th.

But it is very hard....

Every time I look through my blog roll and see these three blogs, it gets even harder....

Helen Ang

A Green Bee In The Rain 雨中的绿蜂

SYA

...but it was back then so plain and simple, the Chinese community almost completely rejected even the BN's moderate Malays in GE13. It was almost total....

I'm still angry over the May 5 betrayal, but I think I need to think carefully again what angle I should take when handling the Chinese issue. There are indeed still some Chinese who were not poisoned by the DAP's extreme racial posturing.

I must try to always keep that in mind.

Well, I'm actually tired and sleepy.

Just reached home in the wee hours of this morning. I opened this laptop wanting to write a bit about the cabinet line up before knocking off, but instead saw that Helen is back in action here Apa lagi Cina mahu?

I'm actually relieved that there are still Chinese like Helen who is still there and keep on fighting. Hopefully I'm right about her.

Well, as for the Cabinet line up....I'm actually glad that more of its members are from Sabah and Sarawak.

However, I'm worried about some potential Trojan Horses being among those selected. And I'm not talking about KJ.

I'm also not happy about some appointments such as that Hindraf dude, and some Umno deadwoods.

Come on la...Ahmad Maslan as deputy finance minister? Ku Nan is still there? Shahidan Kassim? Urgh....

And then there's the absence of the MCA and Gerakan people. Sad but can't be helped,, I think. The majority of their own members voted for Pakatan, so, nothing much could be done there.

On a more positive note, I think the education ministry is the best this time around. TS Muhyiddin Yassin got a good team there. No Puad Zarkashi type to cause him problem this time.

Ok, I'm too sleepy now. Can't run a full commentary on this. I think for that, you all can read in the newspapers later this morning.

Just to keep me company before sleeping, I'm playing this song....

Nite...

My cartoonish racism versus Pakatan's anarchist threats

Nothing much to do at the office today. Apparently, everyone seems to like my job and were doing it for me.

I decided not to kick up a fuss and just let it be. After all, I don't want to get involve in any stupid petty office politics.

So, I went home early for a quiet evening. Had dinner of rice and chicken and then watched my favorite cartoon at the moment, Finn and Jake.

Then I remembered this comment in my earlier posting

Anonymous14 May 2013 20:14

Things are getting hotter:

KUALA LUMPUR: Pro-Pakatan Rakyat groups have vowed to overthrow the Barisan Nasional government this year through a massive street rally.

Speakers at a forum held yesterday unanimously agreed that waiting for five years until the next general election was too long, and vowed to overthrow BN this year through “force”.

The street rally is rumoured to be as early as May 17 or 18 to overthrow BN and capture Putrajaya.

“We will take to the streets and take over Putrajaya. If we really want to overthrow them, there is no other way. Democracy does not work,” Haris Ibrahim from ABU (Anything But Umno) told the 1,500-strong crowd here.

“The people cannot wait anymore. We don’t want to wait another five years. We will take the streets,” he added

Thanks Anon for bringing that to my attention.

I believe he/she had lifted that bit of story from the pro-Pakatan Free Malaysia Today.

That story actually reminded me of how I felt when DAP's Lim Kit Siang was announced by DS Anwar Ibrahim as the Pakatan candidate for the Gelang Patah seat.

I was telling myself at that time that there goes the neighborhood, the DAP people are coming down to Johor and push through their agenda by fanning the Chinese racial sentiments.

True enough, that was how they managed to get 97 per cent of the over 56,000 Chinese voters in Gelang Patah to vote against their moderate yet efficient Malay MB of 18 years, Datuk Abdul Ghani Othman.

Ghani had pleaded to his "old friends" in Gelang Patah to safeguard the "Johor Way" which put moderation above all else by rejecting the DAP aggressive racialist tactics, but to no avail.

Racism apparently does produces results as proven in Gelang Patah.

That's when I decided that racism should be fought with racism.

As you may noticed, these past week, I was fashioning myself to be a Malay racist to counter that DAP's racism.

Now I realized that I had been outmaneuvered again.

Racism is apparently so yesterday. It's now not good enough for these Pakatan gang.

They have now transformed themselves from racists to anarchists.

Now, as reported above, they are saying that they will topple the government by force before the year ends.

Democracy is now garbage to them. They just can't accept that despite their gains and almost total support from the Chinese community in GE13, BN still rules the country.

Anwar is already on the road accusing BN of cheating to win the GE13.

His rallies are reportedly drawing tens of thousands. No proper evidence of electoral fraud has been presented yet his followers are blindly hanging on to his every words.

The authorities had not done anything so far, probably hoping for the whole nonsense to burn out on its own without any untoward incident.

Probably, due to the lack of drama, Anwar minions are now going extreme to push the authorities' hands.

Haris Ibrahim who is suppose to be a lawyer, thus by right should be a law abiding citizen is now advocating force on the streets as a mean to take over Putrajaya.

I am not sure how this whole madness will end.

But I am quite sure that the right thinking Malaysians, including those who voted Pakatan less than a fortnight ago will realize how crazy and power hungry those people are now.

My rather pathetic attempts at being a racist is as threatening as a cartoon monster compared to the Pakatan's anarchist maneuvering .

A Japanese dinner with a Chinese guy

Got a call earlier today from this guy who has been occasionally buying me dinner.

And as usual he asked me out after work.

I don't really feel like to layan him, but he was persistent, saying that he hasn't seen me for almost two months.

So, okay lah. After work I drove to a mall where he was to pick me up.

From there he took me to this nice Japanese restaurant not far from the mall.

He ordered all sorts of sushi stuff while I asked for a sukiyaki set.

This guy is quite well off. A handsome single middle class Chinese guy living in an apartment I believe worth about RM1 million.

He even has a bottle of expensive sake kept at the restaurant.

And as usual, I let him do all the talking.

Of course the main topic of the night was the GE13. It is apparently still "hot".

He is a DAP supporter (all of them are these days), but he knows that I am, despite my Chinese looks is unfashionably partial to BN. So, I noticed that he tried very hard not to offend me.

He explained how DAP people actually meant well for the country and that they are not the enemies of the Malays. That they just want the country to be better managed and be cleansed from corruption.

He also expressed regret that almost all of the Umno moderate leaders were wiped out in GE13. He said it can't be helped as these good Umno leaders were placed at marginal seats with high percentage of Chinese voters who had made up their mind to reject BN.

He said it would be great if the good Umno people could unite with DAP people to rule the country.

"Honestly, we don't really like the Pas and PKR people, but we got no choice," he said, adding that he doesn't agree with the Black 505 campaign against the election results which was propagated by DS Anwar Ibrahim.

"It makes us all look like sore losers," he added.

At that moment I interjected and said something like this,

"Please tell your DAP friends not to tire themselves with all that Anwar's crap. Tell them to be patient.

"Anwar is using all of you for such nonsense because his time is running out. He needs to be a PM now as five years till the next general election, he will be totally irrelevant as new leaders will be emerging in Pakatan and they will push him to the side.

"He will be a Pakatan's liability at the next general election. Bear in mind that the  majority of the rakyat, especially the fence sitters are getting fed-up with his antics.

"You all Chinese, don't have to be sucked in into all those nonsense. All your community need to do is to keep the current momentum and vote in block for DAP and its allies like what you all did in GE13.

"I am quite sure Pakatan will take over the federal government in the next general election if you all managed to do that. There will be no way the Malays are able to unite to counter your Chinese block. They are too weak and stupid to do that.

"And if the Chinese community can further keep themselves together that way for another general election 10 years from now, I can guarantee you that they will be able to take over the running of the country from the useless Malays."

He was in turn quiet as I said all that.

He is a smart guy and he knows that I am telling the truth.

Later before he dropped me off at my car at the mall, he reached out and hold my hand for a few seconds.

I don't know why, but I just let him did that.

Tomorrow, I need to wake up and remind myself again that I'm a Malay racist. I must not let that Chinese guy touch me again. I guess I need to be reminded of that all the time.

Really, I'm quite useless as a racist.

Okay, I need to sleep now.

Good night.

'There is no such thing as Malay power'

That's what a commenter, whom I assumed is a Chinese, said in response to  some Malay readers of this blog who want to wage a "Buy Cina Last" (BCL) campaign in retaliation to the Chinese community's attempt to topple the BN government during GE13.

This is his/her comment -

Anonymous12 May 2013 11:29

How does BCL work when the Chinese control the entire supply chain? You want a handphone, you go to a Chinese fella, you want to buy electrical appliances, all stores owned by Chinese, you want to watch a movie, you have to park in a Chinese mall (Mid Valley, One Utama, Pavillion etc) to watch a movie in a Chinese-owned cinema chain. You want to drink bubble tea, Cina puny! And how about all the Malays who needs to feed their family? Don't work in Chinese companies? You gonna feed them? Wake up, this is the 21st century. There is no such thing as Malay power. Chinese economic power controls Malaysia. Deal with it. It's not going away anytime soon. Sekian.

And this one is the sarcastic version of such a comment -

Anonymous13 May 2013 00:32

Hello all, as a BN voter I have also gone on the Buy Chinese Last kempen. I usually send my Camry for service at the Toyota service center but the manager and mechanics there are Cina. So I spent a few hours this week driving around to find a mechanic that is not Cina. Luckily I can finally find one where there is no Cina among the staff.

My fellow BN voter also has pledged not to buy Chinese or use their services. Last Tursday his father was sent to the emergency room hospital but because the doctor on duty was Cina, he made sure his father would only be treated by a doctor that is not Cina. They finally manage to get a Malay doctor but by then too much time had passed and they had to amputate his fathers legs. I salute him for his ressilence.

Remember, if your boss assign you to work with a Chinese person, tell him flatly you do not work with Cina. Never mind if you get fired.

Goodnight. I have to take my car to the workshop again early tomorrow. They have change the oil but now the engine always over heat and make funny noises.

-Zool Noodling

So Malays, just forget about this BCL nonsense, okay? It's not going to work.

Really, they are laughing at you all. 

Anyway, Malays are now so divided that they do not have the number or the will power to carry out such a campaign for a long duration.

Just look at all those other boycott campaigns by the Malays. They never really worked. As another commenter had said, Malays tend to be just "hangat-hangat tahi ayam saje".

Furthermore, they do not even have the economic clout needed to win such a fight.

Yes, these next few weeks, there will be some Malays who are going out of their way to avoid Chinese business premises. 

But soon they will be back as usual.

It has always been like that.

Nonetheless, as for myself, I will just cut down on my spendings. It's not part of a campaign or anything like that. 

It's just my personal pledge.

And yes, I will try to give priority to Malay/bumiputra businesses as much as I can when I need to buy anything. There are not that many of them anyway.

After all, the Chinese businessmen are mostly rich anyway. 

I don't think they need my puny sum of money to continue being prosperous.

My mother's new hairstyle and other small stories

Just reached home.

Stopped by at USJ Taipan just now to keep my mother company for dinner.

Earlier, she had a haircut and facial treatment. I think she looks younger than me now.

Her hair now looks something like this -

We went to a Chinese dumpling restaurant. I just had tea. Told my mother I had already eaten some where on my way down from Cameron Highland.

I tried to avoid talking about politics and instead just listened to her as she ate.

Among others, she said most of my relatives (the Chinese ones) are angry with PM DS Najib Razak for coining the term "Chinese tsunami".

I wonder how they actually want Najib to describe the over 90 per cent Chinese votes going against BN.

But I just kept quiet. What's the point of me antagonizing my own mother over such thing, I told myself.

My mother also told me that a lot of her friends, who are DAP supporters are cursing the Chinese newspapers on their Facebook wall, and calling them BN lackeys.

The reason - the Chinese newspapers had put the news of the Pakatan gathering in Kelana Jaya to protest against the results of GE13 the other night on their second page instead of the front page.

I can't help but to laugh at that one.

I guess journalists of the Chinese newspapers, who have all these while been doing everything they could to support DAP must get their act together now. Everything that DAP/Pakatan say or do must now be put on the front page. Nothing less, okay?

At that point, I told my mother that I rather talk about her new short blonde hair style instead of politics. She laughed and suggested that I do the same with my hair.

Maybe I will. Probably next weekend I will do something about it.

Then my mother told me that her best friend, who is a hardcore DAP member had shaved her head along with others just before polling day in support of the party.

I laughed at that as I know her friend. A passionate but not very smart lady.

I told my mother that she better not do such thing.

I think she would look too weird if she goes bald.

She laughed and told me not to worry as she is not that crazy.

Well, I love my mother no matter what, but I don't want her to be too weird.

Anyway, I don't celebrate Mother's Day and my mother knows that. I just don't believe in such things as this special day and that special day.

I didn't wish my mother anything before we parted for the night. She knows that I love her, and that's good enough.