RCI, Mahathir Wajar Dihukum Mati?

By Mutalib M.D

"SAYA terkejut ketika Pesuruhjaya Polis Sabah, Maulana Babjee memanggil saya dan mengarahkan saya membunuh beberapa orang Kadazan dan Cina untuk mencetuskan rusuhan kaum. Saya tergamam!" kata Mantan Ketua Daerah Sandakan, OKK Asainar Bin M.P. Ebrahim @ Hassnar.

Asainar Bin M.P. Ebrahim @ Hassnar adalah salah seorang bekas tahanan ISA yang paling lantang menyuarakan isu PATI dan kad pengenalan Projek. Beliau merupakan salah seorang daripada 52 tahanan ISA yang menjadi dalang sindiket kad pengenalan projek.

Dr M says ‘1Melayu, 1Bumi’ movement disastrous

Shazwan Mustafa Kamal

 

Kuala Lumpur, April 22 — In a surprising move today, Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad spoke out against Utusan Malaysia’s idea of a “1Melayu, 1Bumi” movement, calling it disastrous.

Dr M: DAP’s racist virus infects Chinese

The former premier accuses the opposition party of spreading its racist disease to Sarawak, and warns that the nation is under threat of being divided.

KUALA LUMPUR: Former premier Dr Mahathir Mohamad has accused DAP, which won 12 of the 15 seats it contested in Sarawak, of spreading its racist disease to the state.

In a blog posting, the 84-year-old statesman said Saturday’s state election results clearly showed that the Chinese in Sarawak rejected multi-racialism.

Ku Li hits out at Dr M’s political lying

Mahathir's memoirs lacks intellectual honesty but contains some comedianship, says Tengku Razaleigh

PETALING JAYA: Veteran Umno leader Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah has hit out at former prime minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad over the latter’s recollection of events as stated in his memoirs which was published earlier this week.

Umno oppresses the Malays to stay in power

Mariam Mokthar

Kelantan Mentri Besar, Nik Abdul Aziz Nik Mat attacked former Prime minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad for accusing him of “dividing” the Malays and Muslims.

Identical peas from divergent pods

Strange to tell, there is a curious congruence between the latest outpourings on race and related issues of former Malaysian prime minister Dr Mahathir Mohamed and his Singaporean nemesis Lee Kuan Yew.

Between Mahathir's Islam and Nik Aziz's Islam

Former prime minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad, who has been locked in a war of words with Singapore's minister mentor Lee Kuan Yew, has now turned his attention to PAS Murshidul Am Tuan Guru Nik Abdul Aziz Nik Mat for refusing to condemn Lee's remarks.

Mahathir had lashed out at Lee, whose latest book tells Muslim to be "less strict on Islamic observences" in order to speed up "nation-building" of the tiny state, as well as criticising Mahathir's treatment of his successors.

Nik Aziz however refused to be drawn in to the debate, saying there were Muslim Malays who rejected religious obligations.

Dr M: We want to know how much S'pore Malays earn vs the Chinese

Tun Dr Mahathir admitted today that Malaysia’s growth was slower compared with Singapore’s, but claimed it was because Putrajaya made sure people from all races had a slice of the country’s economic pie.

Dr M has lost touch with reality

It is nauseating and irksome to read Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad's occasional diatribes against Singapore Malays. The latest was reported in Berita Harian on Jan 8. He said that if the Malays in Malaysia were not united, their destiny would be like the Malays in Singapore. He further commented that if Malay unity in Malaysia is not maintained, they would be left behind and suppressed, as the Malays in Singapore have been.

Such unfounded statements reveal two things. First, Dr Mahathir has lost touch with the realities in Singapore. Second, he is still looking at Singapore Malays through an outdated prism, seeing them as they were at the time of Separation.

S'pore Malays outraged by Mahathir's comment

Dr Mahathir Mohamad is in the centre of a storm which he stirred up in the Malay community in Singapore with his comments on their position in the republic.
Many readers of the Singapore Berita Harian resented the former Malaysian prime minister saying that the Malays on the island were marginalised and lagged behind the other communities.