Low Thought Newspapers Malaysia and Malaysian Society

It is clear that Malaysia is very weak intelligence,
and thought the mass media (newspapers) is helping the government malaysia to empower communities to be fanatics and hate towards other nations.

This is what is said and categorized with multiple political strategies
within a government, which usually arise due to weaknesses
and dirty system of government that exist today.

With a fanatical attitude of the excess, thus blurring
actual knowledge of the community
and instead it makes a ticking time bomb for the government.
For example, the people of Malaysia today are very foolish and stupid-related mention of ALLAH.

They assume that those who first had the mention License
ALLAH. They do not know, that nation earlier Jahudilah know ALLAH,
and not Malaysia. Malaysia was a nation who pitied by the British,
so they are in Merdekakan by the British.

Message to all the people of Malaysia. You all have much to learn about history and also about the understanding of other nations. Do not make yourself like a frog under the shell. :)


Please read the news below.



Malaysia Predicting That the Jews Involved In Action Demo

Until more than a week after the demonstration ended Bersih 2.0, the Malaysian Government continues trying to worsen the image of the movement demanding reform of the electoral system through the media. Finally, Bersih 2.0 is claimed to support foreign forces, including Jewish groups.
The claim was disclosed in a newspaper editorial Envoy Malaysia's ruling party in Malaysia on Monday (18 / 7). Malay-language daily in Malaysia, said Jewish groups in the world trying to find loopholes to meddle in Malaysia's internal affairs with the aim of destroying the country.
"When the drum on behalf of human rights played harder, it becomes an opportunity for pro-Jewish groups intervened in any Islamic country," wrote the editorial.
Canopy was then hook-ngaitkan increasing number of NGOs engaged in human rights in Malaysia with a pro-Jewish plot.

Clean movement, continued the newspaper that 72-year-old, also not spared from the support fund of up to thousands of ringgit in Malaysia from foreign parties. "The donation not a donation sincere, but it has meaning and purpose implied and certainly has a certain agenda," he said.

The paper then reminding people of Malaysia that the demonstration activities to the streets to oppose the government is not a wise thing because it could allow foreign elements to infiltrate into the domestic affairs of Malaysia.

That accusation is immediately received fierce reactions from the opposition. Nurul Izzah Anwar, the People's Justice Party leader who is also the son of opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim, said the allegations were stale but also not true. "It is sad that the only response the government (Prime Minister) Najib to demand electoral reforms Bersih 2.0 is to repeat the baseless accusations," said Izzah in a text message to Reuters.

Fadiah Nadwa of activist lawyers group Lawyers for Liberty denied any foreign funding support for Bersih 2.0. "Bersih is a coalition of nongovernmental organizations and donations came from a Malaysian living in Malaysia or abroad, and the sale of T-Bersih," he said.

Groups allegations of Jewish involvement in the domestic affairs of Malaysia is a very sensitive issue in Muslim-majority country like Malaysia.

"This is a repeated attempt by certain groups in society to divide the country based on religious and racial differences," said Andrew Khoo, one of the activists Bersih 2.0.




Baharuddin Ahmad (center), supporting the Coalition for Clean and Honest Elections (Bersih), following a rally in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Saturday (9 / 7).

Opposition groups say, Baharuddin (59) died of a heart attack during a rally. Meanwhile, police denied allegations that the victim died of a shot tear gas.