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  • Blogger Malaysia Alvin Tan Dikecam Kerana Biadab Terhadap Umat Islam Dengan Rakaman ‘Lagu Azan’

    Blogger Malaysia Alvin Tan Dikecam Kerana Biadab Terhadap Umat Islam Dengan Rakaman ‘Lagu Azan’

    SHAH ALAM – Blogger penuh kontroversi, Alvin Tan sekali lagi bertindak biadab terhadap umat Islam dengan merakam ‘lagu Azan’.

    Tinjauan Sinar Online mendapati video terbarunya bertajuk ‘Muslim Call to Prayer – Azan (R&B cover)’ yang dimuatnaik semalam dikecam orang ramai, termasuk orang bukan Islam.

    “Si bodoh ni semakin menaikkan darah saya,” kata seorang pelayar, Eugene.

    “(Tindakan) Ini sangat bodoh. Anda menghina orang Islam. Untuk Apa? Apa tujuan buat semua ini?” kata Matthew.

    “Ini sudah keterlaluan. Saya bukan orang Islam tapi kamu tak patut berbuat begini.” kata Danny.

    Alvin yang memberi tindak balas di dalam komen-komen bagaimanapun tidak menunjukkan sebarang penyesalan ataupun mengaku kesilapannya.

    Beliau juga bertindak menghina Nabi Muhammad S.A.W.

    Alvin yang masih dilihat berbangga dengan statusnya sebagai blogger kontroversi dikatakan semakin berani melakukan penghinaan kerana beliau melarikan diri ke luar negara.

     

    Source: www.sinarharian.com.my

  • Sex Blogger Insults Malaysian Leaders on Facebook

    Sex Blogger Insults Malaysian Leaders on Facebook

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    Sex blogger Alvin Tan has landed himself in hot water again following yet another sedition probe against him for postings on his Facebook page where he had also superimposed pig snouts on the faces of several Malaysian leaders, including the prime minister.

    Astro Awani reported that police have launched an investigation against Tan, who had skipped bail and fled to the United States to seek asylum.

    Tan had previously been charged along with his former partner Vivian Lee under the same Act for an offensive and controversial Ramadan greeting the couple had put up on Facebook in July last year.

    “Members of the public have lodged reports against Alvin Tan. Upon this, we initiated an investigation under the Sedition Act,” deputy federal CID chief Datuk Amar Singh was quoted as saying.

    In a Facebook posting on September 26, Tan had slammed Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak, calling the latter a “coward” for the recent sedition dragnet which he called an effort to “cling on to the top post”.

    He had also superimposed pig snouts on the images of Najib, his wife Datin Seri Rosmah Mansor, Home Minister Datuk Seri Ahmad Zahid Hamidi, Attorney-General Tan Sri Abdul Gani Patail and Inspector-General of Police Tan Sri Khalid Abu Bakar.

    In a show of defiance, Tan also tagged the five, telling their supporters to not bother alerting them of the “sedition” nature of the posting.

    “Come jail me, please!!! Don’t bother tagging your leaders here just to alert them of “sedition” happening over here. I’ve done it beforehand to save you the hassle,” the posting read.

    He had also likened Khalid, the nation’s top cop to Germany’s SS chief Heinrich Himmler, who was responsible for building Nazi concentration camps and had directed the killing of some millions of Jews during the Second World War.

    “Yes, Khalid Abu Bakar, you’re like the Nazi SS Commander Heinrich Himmler, no less, and let me tell you why: because you abused your power just because someone called you names you didn’t like. You’re a bully, a coward.”

    “Zahid Hamidi, you’re the closest thing to true evil, and your day will come. I promise. There will be no mercy (tip: google ‘Qaddafi’),” he said.

    Khalid had earlier vowed to go all out to look for Alvin despite the fact that he was in the US, promising to search every “worm hole” for the 26-year-old fugitive.

    Tan, the IGP said, was rude and could not be forgiven because he had shamed some Malaysian leaders with his offensive pictures and status posts on his Facebook account.

    “He thinks he can run. But every country has its own regulations and we will not give up looking for him,” Khalid was quoted as saying by Utusan Malaysia.

    The former law student at the National University of Singapore, and his then partner Vivian Lee, first came under the spotlight after uploading raunchy sex postings on their blog in 2012.

    But it was their bak kut teh posting during Ramadan last year that landed them in hot water, and even in jail briefly – after they were charged under the Sedition Act and the Film Censorship Act.

    Tan violated his bail conditions while on a supposed working trip to Singapore and is now on Interpol’s wanted list.

    After lying low for a while, he recently emerged on social media to make known his plans for asylum in the US and is believed to be in Los Angeles, California.

    Tan told The Malaysian Insider recently that his decision to flee his homeland was to escape the government’s “tyranny” as well as the “ignorance” of ordinary Malaysians.

    Source:

    https://sg.news.yahoo.com/sex-blogger-insults-malaysian-leaders-another-facebook-post-074949804.html

  • Fallen Sex Blogger Alvin Tan Seeks Asylum and Citizenship in US

    Fallen Sex Blogger Alvin Tan Seeks Asylum and Citizenship in US

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    EXCLUSIVE: Two days ago, Alvin Tan chose to break his two-month long silence to the Malaysian media by leaving a comment on The Ant Daily website.

    His comment resulted in an article yesterday titled “Has Alvin Tan of Alvivi finally surfaced?”

    Reacting to that article, Alvin had posted another comment today using a new Facebook account (https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100007968164924), revealing details about his whereabouts and his future plans.

    Alvin says that he is in the US presently, applying for asylum, and plans to become a US citizen in 5 years.

    He also explains his reasons for leaving Malaysia and his comment forms an interesting rebuttal to his perceived trial-by-media.

    We are unable to verify whether this account does in fact belong to the real Alvin Tan or is actually just an elaborate hoax. As such we are unable to vouch for the authenticity of the comment and will reproduce it here in verbatim.

    “I never felt scared, because I’m not a fugitive at all (try “recognized asylum seeker”). All that talk of Interpol is just typical Umno/PDRM wayang. In any case, the US government isn’t just going to cooperate with PDRM to hand over a recognized political refugee (even the Department of State’s 2013 Human Rights Report on Malaysia cites my case for fu*&’s sake). That’s not how extradition works. I’ve already filed for asylum, and I’ve passed many preliminary filterings (interviews, documentation, court hearings) that pretty much guarantee that I won’t be deported/extradited.

    And about trying to command attention among Malaysians, LOL… Come on, get real. Malaysia is a small and poor market, what does it matter even if I commanded everyone’s attention in Malaysia, which I did? Has any big stars ever came out of Malaysia, built on the strength of the pathetic 30-million-strong Malaysian market with super-low disposable income? There’s no critical or financial success to be gained from “making it big” in Malaysia (what an oxymoron).

    Malaysia is nothing, and anyone who wants to make it big needs to get out. Malaysia is a toxic wasteland with tons of people with negative attitude; you can’t do anything creative or different, because people are too uneducated and the government too tyrannical.

    So the reason that I’m quiet is not because I’m scared. It’s because I’m too busy building and enjoying my life here in one of the most modern, exciting, culturally-and-economically-significant cities in the world.

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    Why should I stay back to face trial, when it’s obvious I won’t get a fair trial? So that I can sacrifice one year of my precious 20s sitting in jail like Adam Adli? He wants to be a politician — that’s his problem. I have better things to aspire to. Now, I’m on track to get a Green Card in a year, and then US citizenship in five years. Admit it, I came out on top from the Ramadhan Bah Kut Teh saga, and you people are really bitter, angry, dissatisfied, and jealous about it.

    I’ve burnt all my bridges with Malaysia and will not bother to comment further on anything even remotely related to Malaysia; I’ve sold all my stakes and therefore lost all legitimacy to speak credibly on it, so to speak. I won’t return forever too, so enjoy your “beautiful” country, you bumpkins. I’m simply taking Umno ministers’ advice of “you tak suka, you keluar,” and I love it. Maybe you bitter souls should try migrating too.”

    So there you have it, right from the horse’s mouth.

    His comment does seem to show the same defiance that is his trademark. Yet, if we strip away the anger and bluster, we see a voice speaking his views (right or wrong be damned), and more importantly, if he truly is in the US and applying for citizenship, a person who does not only talk, but also walks the talk.

    Can we say the same for most politicians and officials in Malaysia?