Tag: Dr M

  • Atan Ahmad Osman: Melayu Singapura Tak Layak Kritik Pencapaian Dr Mahathir

    Atan Ahmad Osman: Melayu Singapura Tak Layak Kritik Pencapaian Dr Mahathir

    Seorang bekas pemberita part time Berita Harian Singapura beria ia cuba mengkritik dan mencemoh Tun Dr M tanpa malu malu, sementara diri nya sendiri tak lulus peperiksaan tammat sekolah menengah MCE ( sekolah melayu )

    Apa bila di nasihati supaya jangan campur tangan masaalah politik Negara lain dia block kita pula, kalau nak jadi reporter full time pun tak mampu, hanya sekarang cuba menjadi seorang juru gambar arti nya anda tak berkebolehan

    Jika anda sendiri tak berkebolehan jangan lah bersifat sebagai seorang yang setaraf dengan Dr M, rasa nya dengan NAJIS Dr M pun dia tak setaraf apalagI nak meletakan diri nya sebagai pengkritik Dr M, tidak kah ada perasaan malu kepada masyarakat melayu ?

    Kita rakyat Singapura sebaik nya jangan campur urusan politik negara lain, setiap manusia sudah tentu ada buruk baik nya tapi dengan Dr M kita sungguh bangga dengan sikap beliau yang cinta kan bangsa dan berusaha menaikan taraf social dan ekonomi bangsa melayu, walau pun tidak di Singapura tapi apa yang di buat oleh beliau telah meluput kan image kita yang di pangdan rendah oleh bangsa bangsa lain di Singapura

    Beliau bukan hanya berusaha supaya bangsa melayu menjadi satu bangsa intelek, dengan usaha beliau kita juga di pandang sebagai satu bangsa yang boleh bersaing di alam ekonomi, setelah beliau dan beberapa orang pemimpin melayu merancang dan Berjaya mengambil alih Guthrie dengan serangan mengejut yang di panggil

    “ The Dawn Raid “ orang orang Ingeris yang dulu nya melihat kita sebagai satu bangsa yang malas dan bodoh, dengan terkejut telah melihat kita sebagai satu bangsa yang tak boleh di permain kan

    Tentang ’ Capital Control ’ yang mana Presiden Suharto cuba melaku kan nya tapi beliau berundur setelah di beri amaran oleh Amerika, tapi dengan keberanian dan kepintaran Tun Dr M, beliau telah melaku kan ‘ Capital Control’ dalam waktu dua hari yang mana America ‘ caught by surprise ‘ tak sempat nak beri amaran, maka sebab itu beliau di benci oleh Amerika, yang mana bila beliau ke Amerika beliau di malukan dengan pemeriksaan kastam,

    Manakala deputy nya Anuar Ibrahim di berikan karpet merah !!

    Semua professor dan orang orang bijak pandai perniagaan di Singapura mengatakan ‘Malaysia is doomed’ due to capital control, tapi sekarang kita lihat Tun Dr M benar dan mereka salah !!

    Kita hanya mampu lihat selanjut nya apa yang akan berlaku !!!

     

    Source: Atan Ahmad Osman

  • Dr Mahathir Slams Zeal To Impose Dress Code

    Dr Mahathir Slams Zeal To Impose Dress Code

    KUALA LUMPUR — The rift in Malaysian society over a spate of dress code enforcement actions by government agencies and public buildings on non-Muslim women has widened, with former Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad saying that Malaysia is now sliding backwards and is acting like Saudi Arabia in its zeal to impose a dress code on the public.

    “We are now sliding backwards. Soon, not only shorts will be an issue. If a woman leaves a house without a burqa, it will be considered wrong,” he said yesterday, adding that dress codes in government buildings should only apply to its employees and not to visitors, especially those who are not Muslim.

    Earlier yesterday, Cuepacs, an umbrella group of 140 civil service unions, spoke up for civil servants who have been criticised for directing women to wear sarongs before entering government buildings.

    Many of the civil servants had used their own money to buy sarongs for visitors who were improperly dressed.

    “The aim of the dress code is get people to dress modestly, it is applicable to everyone. You cannot just go to someone’s house dressed however you want,” Cuepacs president Azih Muda told reporters yesterday.

    “But no one is to blame in these incidents. The personnel are not wrong for following the rules and the client (visitor) is also not wrong as they may have forgotten about the dress code.”

    “The people who are wrong are those who are posting comments (on social media) and sensationalising something that should not be sensationalised in the first place,” he said.

    Mr Azih said that Cuepacs would be sending out a certificate of appreciation to a People’s Volunteer Corps (Rela) officer who on June 16 generated controversy for stopping a woman wearing shorts and making her wrap a towel around her waist before allowing her into Sungei Buloh hospital.

    Meanwhile, an ethnic Chinese opposition lawmaker and a columnist engaged in a war of words after the latter labelled the lawmaker an “enemy” to her own race for donning a headscarf while in a mosque last week.

    In a Facebook post, Ms Lim Fang, who is a columnist with Sin Chew Daily and China Press criticised Selangor state Speaker Hannah Yeoh of the Democratic Action Party (DAP) for allegedly giving a chance for Malay government officials to impose dress codes on Chinese women.

    “If DAP’s Hannah Yeoh can assimilate into Malay society why should Chinese women be different from Malay society? The DAP should discipline the enemy within,” the columnist wrote on Wednesday.

    Ms Yeoh, who is ethnic Chinese, retorted on Facebook yesterday that “extreme views exist in every faith and race” and called on fellow Malaysians to reject such mindsets if they hoped to move the country forward.

    The appreciation letter signed off by Cuepacs follows a similar letter of appreciation issued by Rela to one of its security guards working at a Road Transport Department (RTD) office on Wednesday.

    The guard caused an uproar in Parliament and social media earlier this month by making a middle-aged ethnic Chinese women wear a sarong over her knee-length skirt before being allowed to access the Department.

    Rela had issued the letter despite Transport Minister Liow Tiong Lai clarifying that there is no “sarong policy” at the RTD and the department issuing a public apology to the woman.

     

    Source: www.todayonline.com