PMX with a very dead Palestinian

In a statement, the Movement for Change Sarawak (MOCS) leader questioned the investigation against him and stressed that it was within his right to disagree with the prime minister.

“I wish to categorically state here that I have not done anything wrong nor have I broken any law in my recent post on Facebook, other than to state my disagreement with Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim on his purported intention to call for the sacking of Israel from the United Nations.

“Perhaps, it is necessary for me to remind our politicians that freedom of speech, as enshrined in many democratic constitutions, protects the right of individuals to express their opinions, even when those opinions disagree with or criticise political leaders, including the prime minister or his government’s policies,” he said.

Adding further, Siah called the probe against him an abuse of public institutions by “political parasites and leeches” to silence government dissenters.

“Public institutions like the police are tasked with upholding the law impartially and protecting the rights of all citizens, including those who dissent or criticise the government.

“When they are misused for political purposes such as targeting activists, journalists, or opposition figures, it represents an abuse of power and a violation of civil liberties,” he said.Malaysiakini has reached out to Inspector-General of Police Razarudin Husain for comments.

Vijay47 : Well done, Francis Paul Siah, your rebuttal statement is even better than the original Facebook comment!

LoveMyCountry : I am so amused whenever PMX talks so much to support Palestinians and run down Israel. Thinks his statements of Palestinians or Israel matters. So insignificant in the circle of world leaders.

AmradS : PMX from hero to Zero

Falcon : Perhaps it is timely for the Madani government to state publicly that any criticism against current Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim is a crime. Please state clearly under which statutory provision this is stated.

And please notify through advisories to all embassy and consulates so that we are all on the same page going forward. No need for insiders and apple polishers to waste their time continuing making frivolous and orchestrated reports?

Doubtful : These clowns 🤡 should know that PMX's political stand and policy on Gaza, Hamas and Israel is not the law of this country... Ordinary citizens have the right to disagree with his political stand and policy..

Where's the law passed by Parliament that says you cannot disagree with PMX? 🤔 ... Is it now the PH Govt policy that the police can be used (or, misused) to investigate an ordinary citizen's disagreement with PMX? 🤔...

Cogito Ergo Sum : Going after Francis Siah is a big mistake. He articulates the views of many Sarawakians and even Peninsular citizens and has a large following. He is veteran journalist. Madani, you now are targeting the messengers for bringing you the bad news.

Instead of studying and digesting the messages, you are striking down the messengers doing their jobs. When you were DPM, you had the reputation of removing those who did not agree with your politics or shared the same creed and colour as you. After your stints in prison, you seemed to have changed superficially. But now, it’s quite obvious, you are the same but older and nastier.

Hello @anwaribrahim this is not going to make you popular amongst the ppl u want 2 impress. This will make ur ranking go lower amongst the people who actually voted for you. Why do u have to go OTT eh? We have enough problems of our own in Malaysia. 🙄https://t.co/lvJ3isSorr

— Siti Kasim (@sitikasim) August 1, 2024

coolhand : Anwar and His protege Fadlina wanted to burnish their Islamic credentials

Sealthedeal : It is absolutely disgusting that the the education ministry hosted the Taliban. Are they crazy?

Positive_Thinking : What do you expect from those who are sick in the head! They’re advancing an evil regime and PMx is a danger to Malaysia.

Salvage Malaysia : Just something is very wrong with PKR side. And LGE, why has DAP become so useless now as Wakil Rakyat ever since coming back into this UG?

Maimun : This minister bayam, is so backward thinking in politics! Already screwing around with job, now she did this! Even the deputy didnt know! Money not enough, need to cut subsidies but can spend money hosting these idiots??? Bapak engkau punya duit kerajaan???

Dummies Dhimmi : We know that the majority in this country belief that the Taliban way is the correct one. Overtly they may not agree but taking the lead from our Hamas salesman, its not surprising. Ask Fadilah who learned what from who.

I listed a catalogue of unkept promises, including abolishing the PPPA (Printing Presses and Publications Act 1984) and the Sedition Act.

I said: “The only thing Anwar is consistent about is his oratorical skills. Of course, we welcome the death penalty amendment and anti-stalking legislation, which have been made to the Penal Code.

Instead, I noted that the seizure of the Swatch watches that had rainbow colours is a repetition of what the Umno government did with Bersih when yellow T-shirts were banned.

So, has anything changed in the past 365 days to warrant a review of the D-minus?

Cakap lain bikin lain : Lame duck Anwar can only make noise because the party firmly in the driver seat is umno and Anwar is somewhere is the boot.

Just a Malaysian : When theatrical and appeasing audiences are key strengths what do you expect. It's all salesmanship and showmanship. We are left with an empty vessel still beating loudly and now angrily. Angry because theatrical acts are not impressing on the audiences anymore. A country lacking great leadership will just drift amidst the sea of global turmoil.

Iceman : Like how syariah law amendments was nulified in Kelantan, more of such ancient laws will be deemed overlap and will be nulified in Malaysia. Next will be Perlis. Then we can finally have a non-Muslim PM from Sarawak to rule Malaysia

BrownSinga7958 : Ah, this explains why the Talibans are here to teach us about improving our education system.

November 7-8, 2024, marked a shocking development at the New Jersey Education Association (NJEA) convention, as the Islamic Circle of North America (ICNA), a New York-based Islamic group with documented ties to terrorism, was granted a prominent platform. Under the leadership of NJEA President Sean Spiller, a prominent Democrat currently running for Governor of New Jersey, ICNA was granted prime access to educators. From this position, they distributed free Qurans and “teacher guides” as part of their controversial dawah campaign, which has the stated goal of targeting 10 million non-Muslims for conversion, designed to indoctrinate public school educators into promoting Islam in classrooms under the pretense of inclusivity and cultural awareness.

With over 300 professional development seminars, workshops, and programs, the NJEA convention is the nation’s largest gathering of educators. Thousands of teachers attend every year to improve their craft and gain insights into the latest developments in education. But this year, instead of focusing on academic excellence, teachers encountered ICNA’s insidious agenda to normalize Sharia law, push false victimhood narratives, and pressure educators into turning classrooms into vehicles for Islamic indoctrination.

The ceremony, attended by the Netherlands' King Willem-Alexander and Israel's President Isaac Herzog, commemorated 100,000 Jews who like Anne, were transported by train from the Dutch capital to the camps during the Second World War.

Disgracefully, however, the museum's opening was marred by pro-Palestinian protesters screaming abuse on the pavement outside. Women in hijabs shouted anti-Semitic slogans as Left-wing agitators waved posters supporting the terror group Hamas's invasion of Israel six months earlier, on October 7, 2023.

A heartbreaking picture and video on line shows Rudie Cortissos, one of the few Amsterdam Jews to survive the Holocaust, at the museum for the ceremony as his family and great granddaughter face the full wrath of the mob baying for their blood. 

'Jews were deeply hurt that the demonstration was allowed by the Amsterdam authorities that day,' Robert Oudkerk, a leading light in the city's Jewish community and a former social democrat MP, said this week.

'There were 400 people at the museum opening and we were all shocked by the protest in front of the little girl. Some of the guests inside began crying. The Jews are now frightened in Amsterdam.

'They are asking themselves: 'Where can we go now? We are not safe here or anywhere in western Europe.',' he added.

'There are some Dutch Muslims, a group of maybe 10,000 in this country, who are a danger to us. They want Sharia law not Western law.'

Despite attending high-profile events like the Arab Muslim Summit in Riyadh, APEC Summit in Peru, and the G20 Meeting in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; his presence has largely been ignored, with no real support for his views from the global community. These trips seem more like an attempt to create an image of leadership glory, rather than actually making a difference.

His participation in these events often feels like he’s just filling a seat, without any meaningful influence on the discussions. For all the attention he gets in the media, he’s seen more as a token figure than a serious player on the world stage. At home, the Prime Minister is praised by a local media that presents him as a hero, but this image doesn’t match the reality of Malaysia’s struggles.

While he portrays himself as an advocate for Palestine and a global leader, Malaysia is facing serious issues. The country is burdened with RM1 trillion in debt, struggling with corruption, rising living costs, and stagnant wages. These issues create a sharp contrast between his international image and the everyday struggles of the people he leads.

His claims to have secured billions in investments during his trips abroad have not turned into any real results, leaving many to question whether these promises are nothing more than empty boasts. His focus on international matters like Palestine — while important — doesn’t seem to resonate with those who matter most, namely the Arab and Muslim nations.

His diplomatic visits often result in nothing more than polite exchanges with no real commitment to his cause. The truth is, no major Arab or Muslim country seems to care much about his stance, suggesting that his international role is more about gaining domestic political legitimacy, than building meaningful global alliances.

The Prime Minister’s rhetoric of global leadership and support for Palestine also rings hollow when compared to the challenges Malaysia faces at home. Instead of focusing on fixing the country’s pressing issues—such as corruption, debt, and economic stagnation—he spends more time trying to project an image of international importance.

His promises of investment during his diplomatic trips have so far failed to produce any real change for the country. These trips also seem less about benefiting Malaysia and more about boosting his own image abroad. The gap between the Prime Minister’s self-image as a global leader and the harsh reality of Malaysia’s economic and political troubles is glaring.

His focus on international issues has not translated into solutions for the problems Malaysians face daily. Instead of addressing the country’s pressing needs, he seems more interested in projecting a heroic image on the global stage. Until he shifts his attention back to the serious issues at home, his diplomatic travels will remain little more than empty gestures, doing little to help Malaysia’s struggles.

Malaysiakini : The veto power held by the P5 (Permanent Five) countries in the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) should be more inclusive, said Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim.

“The current setting is grossly unfair. There needs to be representatives from Latin America and Africa,” he said, adding that reforms of the United Nations (UN) have been in discussion for over five decades.

Vijay47 : Anwar Ibrahim, you seem to have embarked on some strange mission to transform yourself from the pathetic to the ludicrous and on to the bizarre, a feat you have accomplished with great success.

Perhaps you should remind yourself that you are prime minister of Malaysia, a small south-east Asian country once famous for being world Badminton champions and now better known as the font of the 1MDB scandal.

We Malaysians are aware of you as we the ones saddled with you as our prime minister, but to the rest of the world, the question that comes to their mind when they encounter your name is “Anwar Ibrahim? What is that?”.

Don’t you think that it is about time you shed your delusions and instead focus on what you unfortunately are destined to be at least for the moment – Prime Minister of Malaysia? Earlier, you appeared obsessed with Hamas and Palestine, never failing to make sermons about them and rushing to the Middle East whether invited or not.

You seemed victim to this myth that without Anwar Ibrahim, the world would not exist. You even proudly crowed that at some god-forsaken conference in Peru, you were the only voice spouting about Palestine. You blithely forget that being a solitary spokesman reveals much about you and your inclinations.

So now your overwhelming concern is the UN Security Council and its membership. And what statesman-like philanthropy! You have started speaking about Africa and Latin America - truly, sir, you are a self-appointed man for all nations!

Stay home, Anwar Ibrahim, attend to the many curses and challenges the country faces. And in case you forgot also, one of the state governments may be on the verge of collapse. No, I don’t mean Gaza. It might be amusing to be tilting at windmills but no fame awaits you on that score – Don Quixote beat you to it. Years ago.

J Wick : Anwar, look into the mirror first before opening your gap! First, you condemned IDF in support of Hamas! Second, you scolded Superpower US for their continued support Isreal. Now, you want to lecture the five (5) permanent UNSC countries with nuclear weapons? Your dream to replace Guteres in UNSG?

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Murray Hunter : Since Donald Trump won the US presidency for a second time around, no time has been wasted in selecting a group of change agents to transform US administration.

Trump was elected with a well publicized agenda, which included securing US national borders which have caused many social issues with the inflow of illegal immigrants across the country, and fighting the increasing cost of living.

Trump has picked up on this mandate and selected very capable people. This process of going on with new announcements being made on a daily basis.

Trump after two assassination attempts is not hiding from the public, much to the concern of those near him. Trump is receiving heroic welcomes wherever he goes, something akin to a superstar.

Interestingly Trump is putting a major focus on trimming the size and wastage going on in government. The forthcoming Department of Government Efficiency, DOGE as Elon Musk likes to call it, aims to trim billions off the US government budget.

The plight of education in the US is not being ignored either. The Federal Department of Education will be disbanded and rebuilt from the ground.

There is a great realization that high quality education is needed to ‘Make America Great Again”.

Trump is also focused on destroying the censorship that the government-media-Big Tech deep state has created. Free speech is being revitalised. Trumpism believes there can be no democracy without free speech.

Trump is poised to be at the cutting edge of reform. This makes for a very exciting time in the US over the next four years.

Excitement verses bankruptcy

In November 2022, Anwar Ibrahim generated much excitement after his 24 year quest to become prime minister.

There was an expectation that Anwar would reform the Sedition Act, and bring true freedom of speech to Malaysia. There were also high hopes that Anwar would improve Malaysia’s economic circumstances, so the average family would be better off and be able to afford to live. Most of all, people hoped that Anwar would create a true sense of multiculturalism in Malaysia.

Two years into the Anwar administration, so many traditional supporters are disappointed. Even voters within the Malay heartlands have not warmed to Anwar.

Anwar is propped up by an agreement between the old elites, after a hung parliament. He is disappointing those who put him there for failing to live up to his side of the bargain.

Malaysia has less freedom of speech than ever before. Malaysia is more racially divided than ever before. A democracy is being turned into an Islamic Caliph, through a backdoor circumventing of the constitution.

Anwar’s economic plans are great for the elites. Anwar is reinforcing feudalism post haste. Those who point out these facts are persecuted with the draconian laws his party promised to abolish.

The sadist thing about the Madani regime is it is bankrupt of any new ideas. Even the minister of economy had to call in Toh Pah for help, and those who lost their seats in the general election have been given senior positions in the government. Meritocracy has been caste aside with political appointees, and the legal system is being weaponised and lenient for their friends. DNAAs and discounts on sentences are rewards for the elite.

Malaysians, particularly the traditional supporters of Anwar have been following US politics, especially the presidential race. The US election has been a fairytale to them, a story of what could be. They get excited about the hope Trump is giving people, only to wake up with a nightmare that exists in Malaysia today under Madani.

We are now two years into Anwar Ibrahim’s administration and its clearly evident his government is protecting and enhancing the interests of the “Deep State”. The people come second in the Madani regime.

The 3Rs are there to specially protect the royals and elite and persecute the Rakyat.

The censorship machine led by Salim Fateh heading the MCMC, is covering up corruption. Anyone who tries to expose corruption associated with the Madani government is either blocked or reported to the police, who will round up and intimidate these intrepid journalists. The Sedition Act is being strengthened, rather than repealed in the interests of maintaining power. Now the MCMC is trying to censor Malaysiakini.

You can’t have any semblance of democracy without a free media. Democracy is very quickly being taken away from Malaysians.

The Madani regime is made up of gangsters, grifters and cronies, all after their pound of flesh. The Madani regime has turned money laundering into a fine art. Many development projects are just thinly designed scams to enrich the elites.

Political Islamists are being given even more power, where unelected Muftis will be making laws, independent of the parliament.

My free e-book “Malaysia Deep Corruption Deep State” will inform you how this all works and fits into place. The MCMC and police are going full out to prevent me reaching you through the media. No doubt the link to this free e-book may not be available in Malaysia for long.

“Malaysia Deep Corruption Deep State” is made up of articles and information no one would publish as a book. That’s what I am trying to disseminate to you, what must be known.

You can down load the e-book here, and think deeply about what is really going on in Malaysia today.

I hope you find it informative.

- MACC chief commissioner Azam Baki

COMMENT | In reprimanding “errant cops”, Inspector-General of Police Razarudin Husain summoned up enough outrage to point to the “culture” that is destroying the integrity of the state security apparatus.

However, he stopped short of offering any kind of solutions which would go against the status quo.

I’m sure the top cop understands the politics behind this all. In the same way, the MACC head honcho clutches his pearls and wonders why people do not trust the MACC.

At the same time, we have to acknowledge that Malaysia is far safer (sometimes) than some advanced countries and much of this has to do with the state security apparatus.

Turnedback : Are you sure Anwar can fix it , he is more concerned and interested with Global stage related to Palestine. He has no time to fix it back, if he is willing to do it set up IPCMC as he promised.

Escape Scene

How did this dumb broad become an Education Minister?

SEBERANG PERAI: Education minister Fadhlina Sidek has confirmed that her ministry hosted officials from the Taliban-led Afghanistan government earlier this month.

Fadhlina said the visit by officials from the Afghan ministry of education has concluded, adding that her ministry just shared insights on education with them. “The visit is done and they have returned. The meeting (with them) was to share Malaysia’s views on education,” she told reporters after an event in Nibong Tebal here.

She said that the delegation had participated in a series of discussions on education during their time here. Asked if Malaysia would provide assistance to Afghanistan on education, she said the matter would be discussed later. “In this aspect, we are providing them the opportunity to observe and learn from our education system. It is truly an honour,” Fadhlina added.

How does one understand violent crimes that are presented as being “without motive”? Or better yet, how does one understand violent crimes if one cannot begin to comprehend their openly stated motive?

For example, the secular and materialistic West increasingly only understands motives prompted by material needs or desires. Thus theft and rape make perfect sense as they are both materially “gratifying.” The West also still understands generic human “passions,” such as violence and even murder for personal revenge and so forth.

But what to make of a man who suddenly decides to stab a random group of people or children? What could his motive possibly be? Or what about a woman who randomly enters a church during a service and starts shrieking unintelligibly?

Because the West cannot understand what would prompt such ostensibly inexplicable behavior or categorize them according to its own paradigms, all too often those who commit these “bizarre” crimes are dismissed as “crazy.” They seem to have no motive, and therefore need medical and/or psychiatric care.

Enter Muslim criminality in the West. I cannot begin to tell you how many hundreds of reports I’ve read over the last two decades concerning Muslim acts of violence and intolerance that end with the authorities concluding that the culprits acted without any motive and must therefore be suffering from a mental disorder and in need of treatment.

Standard Practice

Here are just a few recent examples, mostly from those two European bastions of Muslim migration, France and Germany:

• France, Oct. 18: A woman who had “dedicated her life to” Islam decapitated her daughter. Official diagnosis: “mental health problems.”
• France, Sept 26: After noting that an unknown man hurled excrement at two churches — an old Islamic tactic — the report concludes that the “man could be suffering from mental health problems.”
• U.S., Sept. 23: Although a jury found a Muslim man who murdered 10 people in a Colorado supermarket guilty, the Associated Press describes him in its opening sentence as “a mentally ill man.”
• Germany, Sept 16: A Muslim migrant from Syria with a history of criminal behavior stretching back to his arrival in 2017, spotted a 79-year-old German man wearing a cross. He tore it off, then punched the septuagenarian in the face. News reports at the time stated that “the Syrian is now in a psychiatric facility.”
• Germany, Aug. 16: Mursal Mohamed Seid, a Somalian Muslim migrant, savagely murdered a German man. According to news reports, “He stabbed his victim 111 times with a knife before beheading him … The attack was so violent that the victim’s intestines spilled out while he was still alive … Seid is said to have committed the crime in a schizophrenic delusion and was therefore placed in the high-security ward of the district hospital in Mainkofen, Bavaria.”
• France, July 24: “An individual” entered a church, “threw water on the candles, then on the sacristan who was coming towards him, performed prayers in Arabic, recited verses from the Koran and shouted ‘Allah will judge.’” The report concludes that the individual is “suffering from psychiatric disorders.”

Why were all these Muslim criminals — who again represent only a drop in the bucket of similar examples I’ve encountered over the last two decades — deemed to be insane?

Because the West cannot understand Muslim — specifically jihadist — motives. And it can’t understand them because it is prevented from understanding them by the powers-that-be, which have done everything possible to suppress and censor the truth about Islam from reaching the average person in the West.

Saudi Arabia, long regarded as the heart of Islam, is undergoing a cultural transformation. In this video, we explore how the nation known for its strict adherence to Islamic traditions is embracing modern entertainment, changing TV programming, and shifting societal norms. From blockbuster concerts to popular television shows, Saudi Arabia is redefining its identity on the world stage. But what does this mean for its Islamic heritage?