The other side and new icon of Malay liberals

Okay, I admit that I have been unfair the past week.

I deleted comments and used foul language a lot.

I was angry.

It's hard to be fair when I'm angry.

I'm angry because they murdered a fireman because of his race.

I'm angry because there are still people who refuse to admit that it's wrong to murder a fireman just because he is a Malay.

They even came up with all sort of excuses for the murderers and those who instigated and defended them.

Yes, I was angry because of all that and that's why I have been unfair in this blog the past week.

So, for the sake of fairness, today I'm going to highlight the voice of those who defended the murderers and others on their side.

This is their story today (with little bits of my comments in blue) ;

NGOs present memorandum to PM
in support of Waytha Moorthy

PUTRAJAYA (Bernama): A total of 30 activists representing 211 non-governmental organisations (NGOs) handed over a memorandum to Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad to support Senator P. Waytha Moorthy.

(30 activists representing 211 NGOs....hmmm, shouldn't it be 211 activists representing 30 NGOs....weird)

I think they need to make it more multi-racial next time

The memorandum asks for him to be retained as a Minister in the Prime Minister's Department.

Lawyer and social activist Siti Kasim, said Waytha Moorthy should not be blamed for the riot at the Seafield  Sri Maha Mariamman Temple, Subang Jaya last month.

Ohhh....this woman is their leader, I guess.

“We hope the Prime Minister does not bow to the demands of racial and religious groups seeking to aggravate the situation," she told reporters outside the Perdana Putra building here on Monday (Dec 24).

(So said the new icon of Malay liberals)

The memorandum was submitted to the Prime Minister's Political Secretary Abu Bakar Yahya.

There have been demands for the National Solidarity and Social Welfare Minister to resign as a result of his failure to ease racial tension over the riot that killed firefighter Muhammad Adib Mohd Kassim - Bernama

Well, that's their story. See, I highlighted theirs also.
So, fair or not?

Meanwhile, this is the latest development about people being charged over the temple riot,

Six more charged over temple riot

excerpts  :

Manimaran are charged with three counts – obstructing a public officers from discharging his duty, rioting and causing hurt, while the five others are charged under Section 148 of the penal Code with possession of weapons at riot.

They are Mohammad Shahril Danniel Sajel, 22, Mohammad Saifullah Abdullah, 31, Muhammad Hasneezam Shah Samsudin, 29, Akmal Izzat Aziz, 24 and Mohd Norul Ismawi Islahuddin, 40, who are charged with 13 others who have already charged and a few others who are still at large.

One Indian and five Malays. None were charged for Adib's murder.

I will continue to wait.