Anak kecil main api,
Terbakar hatinya yang sepi,
Air mata darah bercampur keringat,
Bumi dipijak milik orang.
Nenek moyang kaya raya,
Tergadai seluruh harta benda,
Akibat sengketa sesamalah kita,
Cita lenyap di arus zaman.
Indahnya bumi kita ini,
Warisan berkurun lamanya,
Hasil mengalir ke tangan yang lain,
Pribumi merintih sendiri.
Masa depan sungguh kelam,
Kan lenyap peristiwa semalam,
Tertutuplah hati terkunci mati,
Maruah peribadi dah hilang.
Kini kita cuma tinggal kuasa,
Yang akan menentukan bangsa,
Bersatulah hati bersama berbakti,
Pulih kembali harga diri.
Kita sudah tiada masa,
Majulah dengan Maha Perkasa,
Janganlah terlalai teruskan usaha,
Melayu Gagah Di Nusantara.
This song has been in the memory of many Malays for ages. I wonder who created it and the purpose of it's creation. If we plainly read thru the lyrics, it tells few stories.
1. The Malays have lost lots of land to others whether it's Chinese, Indians, foreigners, etc which was inherited from the ancestors.
2. The Malays from earlier days are not united and always fight among themselves which led to disasterous condition.
3. The Malays are suffering from their own problems which in the end resulted in lost of dignity as a whole.
4. The political power which are still lies within Malays grasp is the only way out of this suffering to become once again a dignified community.
Hhhhhmmmmm.....
I remember my conversation with one of my good friend hails from Perak which is actually a PAS supporter despite most of his family members are UMNO members including few top officials. We were on the way to KT for the bye-bye election recently. He hated UMNO before and still hates UMNO now but after GE last year and the transition of government in Perak to PR, he is really pissed off with PR. His reason is because the PAS govt in Perak is just a puppet govt to DAP as non-Malay exco members are more than Malays. It benefits the non-Malays more than the majority citizens of the state.
He raised 1 issue regarding the reward of freehold land titles to the chinese in Perak instead of previously UMNO govt only gave out leasehold titles.
My questions are:-
1. Are these chinese the rich chinese or the poor ones?
2. Are these chinese citizens of this country, born in this country, work and earn their living in this country?
3. How many acres of land involved in this issue? Are they more than what UMNO has given to the rich and famous chinese over 50 years occupation?
4. Who decided DAP to hold more state seats than PAS and PKR and UMNO? The people or the government or UMNO or Pak Lah or Tajol Rosli or who??
5. Last question is whether these chinese are human or animal? Are their blood red or green or black or orange in colour? They breath thru nose, mouth, ears, skin, feet or what?
If UMNO has never really concerned about lost of bumi land over these 50 years, what difference does it make now?
Malays are not united and the main factor is greed. True or not?? Look back and study down the memory lane on how UMNO as the biggest Malay political party fight among themselves over absolute power which lead to money. If money politics (money politics?? any different with corruption??) does not exist, UMNO will cease to exist.
Political power remain with the Malays but UMNO Malays do nothing to bring back the dignity of Malays. Their Malay means on UMNO Malays and not even all UMNO Malays are their brothers.
UMNO announced before KT bye-bye election that they have allocated RM7m to replace ruined village houses roof in that constituency. My house in KT suffers a serious leakage and my mother went to register at the JKKK of our kampung. That was almost 2 months ago and up till now - nothing...
Somewhere around June 2007, my late father (Al-Fatihah), spotted some mismanagement of our kampung's mosque funds. Most of the mosque's committee members are from JKKK which directly means UMNO members. My father (his grandfather was the founder of the mosque) felt responsible to stop all the nonsense, started a movement to topple JKKK by secretly gathering support for him and his ally (a prominent Datuk in the area) to win the seat of UMNO Branch Chief and Deputy Chief in the 2008 UMNO election. The support was growing resulted in the secret was no longer a secret and the current chief who is also the JKKK chairman knew about it. But Allah loves him more that He The Almighty summoned him first in Dec 2007.
Due to this event, my mother's application for new roofing was kept refrigerated. Malays are full of envy, revenge and greed - mostly in UMNO....
Will you still bank in UMNO to protect and bring back the dignity of Malays? MELAYU KAN GAGAH DI NUSANTARA????!!!!!
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Dear Soffuan,
Before i answer all your questions, let me ask you to answer my questions first.
1. Are the Malaysian Chinese are sincere enough to be a malaysian? or to live together with the others Malaysian?
2. If they are sincere, why they should have their own education system instead of one national education through "Sekolah Wawasan" as what have been proposed by Mukhriz? The proposal already stated their language still can be learned there. The main idea of the proposal is to put all malaysian kids into one school so that they can interact/mingling together so that Malaysian would not become racist. Singapore already implement this!
3. On the economic sector, why the Chinese still controlled the supply cartel? Is that they really competent or what? Chinese supplier would give Chinese businessman a lot of facilities to other races businessman! If you wan proof then asked our friends who involved in business. you yourself should know this since you are a businessman.
You just answer this questions first and i'll put many more after this.
To answer you. Here this goes
1. I can't seen poor Chinese in this country. All of them are actually rich. After all, the top 10 list of Malaysian billionaire was dominated by the Chinese. So who are actually poor here? Furthermore the land given to the Chinese is for Kampung Baru settlements. This settlements was introduced as part to curb communist element. If doubt some of them actually communist sympathizers.
2. Yes some of them are citizen and born in this country. Yet their sincerity still questionable base on my questions above. If that so why don't the government convert all the leasehold title in the state to freehold. After all, Perakian is all Malaysian citizen.
3. Have you have the numbers for acres of land given by UMNO govt to the chinese. I don't have it so you show to me first. What i've understand is that the UMNO govt give land to the chinese businessman for them to build houses on JV basis with state own corporation. Furthermore the lands also given for them to build highways, ports, schools and hospitals, hotels, shopping malls etc and all is actually for the benefit of the rakyat. Don't you feel comfortable now driving back to KT will take you 4 hours now instead of 7 hours before?
4. Actually UMNO holds more seats than DAP, PAS and PKR in Perak. On that basis alone if there is no Pakatan then UMNO should govern Perak. So majority of Perak citizen wanted UMNO to run the state. So this is what happened when the minority played some dirty tricks for them to rule a state. It is sad to see a majority malay state runs by leaders from minority groups. Even in the Obama administration they have majority white leaders!
5. I don't have to answer your final questions as definitely they are all human. After all their sincerity is more important. So please answer me.
Say what you may, but as long as Malays are weak, everyone will take advantage. Why Malays are weak, it's because they're not united. Up to this point, we may be in agreement. But to the answer why we are not united, there are 1001 reasons and hypothesis.
As for me it is getting back to our roots in religion. If we claim that we are Muslims, we have to accept 100% what's in al-Quran dan Hadith. There's no 50-50, as in Jew, Christians or Chinese traditions. The problem in Malay based parties are that they are either too liberal (UMNO) or too narrow-minded (PAS). PKR, I'm still confused. We have to balance our worldly pursuit with religion as our moral compass.
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