What's Wrong With Malaysia!!???

Im just wondering....what is wrong with politics nowadays? Actually it's not only in Malaysia but then, it's as if everyone(not really) around the globe is rebelling against the current politics or governmental bodies in their country. Usually, i dont really care bout those politics stuff but whoa! This guy is just tooooooo much. Im wondering, isnt it that after the May 13^th, the government actually enforce a rule that any sensitive topics regarding races or religion must not be mentioned isnt it? Now, why is it that one of them actually broke this rule?

Im wonder if anyone actually noticed this matter cause well, the rule are kinda old...to me... So, with the current political stuff going on, it is nothing wrong if the rule slipped their mind. Other than that, here's an email i've recieved today...

Ahmad did it again, told Chinese not be American Jews

Sep 8, 08 8:52pm

Penang Umno leader Ahmad Ismail, the man at the centre of the 'racial slur' controversy, warned Chinese Malaysians not to mimic American Jews who not only seek to control the country's economy but also its political power. In an explosive 50-minute press conference, Ahmad who claimed time and again that he was not a racist, vowed that he would not apologise for his remarks which sparked the controversy. "While it is not difficult to say sorry - for the sake of my Malay dignity, I resolve not to apologise no matter what others may say. I am willing to take the risk (for not doing so)," he said in a 14-page statement. The press conference, which was held at the Penang Umno headquarters this afternoon, ended with shouts of 'Hidup Melayu' from about 50 local party leaders who were there. Soon after the event, former Penang Umno committee member Zainol Abidin Hashim, with the help from his colleagues pulled down the photo of Gerakan acting president Dr Koh Tsu Koon which adorned one of the walls in the party headquarters. Koh's picture frame, which sat next to the photos of the Penang governor and his wife, was subsequently smashed. As the glass broke into pieces, Zainol removed Koh's photo from the frame and tore it into half. Koh, who is former Penang chief minister, has been trading barbs with Ahmad, the Bukit Bendera Umno division chief, over the issue. In a hastily-organised press conference at 10.30pm, Koh announced that Penang Gerakan had decided to cut all ties with its counterpart effective immediately. Ahmad: Take this as a warning Earlier, Ahmad told the minority Chinese not to go overboard in hurting the feelings of the Malays and Muslims. "I want them to know, I want them to take this as a warning from the Malays. Malays and Muslims have been provoked many times. We have been patient because we want to maintain stability in the country," he said. "Remember! The patience of Malays and Muslims has its limits. Do not push us to the wall, where we will be forced to reject the Chinese for the sake of our survival. "If what I say sounds too strong for BN, take this as a warning from the Malays and Muslims as this has nothing to do with Umno. Do not pressure Umno leaders until they are caught in a dilemma." He then sounded a dire warning to Koh and Gerakan. "I want Koh Tsu Koon and Gerakan to take responsibility for whatever untoward incidents that could happen in this country of ours." Ahmad also called upon BN leaders to "kick Gerakan out" from the ruling coalition. 'PM asked me to hold this PC' The Bukit Bendera Umno chief said that he was asked by Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi to hold "another press conference". Ahmad previously held a press conference last Friday in which he reiterated that he would not apologise for his remarks. Abdullah (photo, right), who had earlier told the powerful local Umno leader to do so, was silent on the issue the next day when he met with Penang Umno leaders, including Ahmad. Ahmad, who was backed by all 13 Umno divisions in Penang - Abdullah's home state - thanked the prime minister for his "understanding". The controversy erupted after Ahmad had allegedly said that the "Chinese were immigrants squatting in this country" at a ceramah during the recent Permatang Pauh by-election campaign. The speech caused Ahmad to come under heavy fire from Chinese-based political parties, particularly from Umno's allies MCA and Gerakan over the past two weeks. A spate of police reports were also lodged against the Umno division leader. Ahmad nevertheless argued that his remark was taken out of context by Chinese-language Sin Chew Daily as he was referring to historical events. PM, DPM to meet Ahmad At the press conference, Ahmad also urged the different states to hold a gathering of the whole ummah (Muslim community). "Let us not let it go to waste as the flames of anger among Malays and Muslims has reached new heights. Let us take embrace this anger and come together as Malays and Muslims throughout the land so that we can turn the voices of the Malays into one that will unite all Malays and Muslims into one single movement." In an immediate reaction, both Abdullah and Deputy Prime Minister Najib Razak are expected to meet Ahmad tomorrow. It is believed that action could be taken against the Umno leader.

So, what's my opinion about these stuff? One word, LAME. It is much of a disgrace that this kind of stuff actually happens in Malaysia. So, what happened to the "Different races living under a peaceful community" stuff? Frankly speaking, from what i know, the current generation of youngsters don't really care much about "You're a Chinese, you get out of Malaysia!" or "You fagot Malays, useless people, shut the fuck up!". No generally, we don't really care about those, except to those who actually goes all out for politics.

If you'd ask me, i would prefer a peaceful community which prospers rather than this kind of cheap dramas from the politics. Really, what i asks are simple, "Live In Peace and Prosper" is what i asks. Simple as that...i've asked around a lil' bit on who actually cares about the current stuff going on in politics... well, not much who cares...

From the responds, most Chinese only care about what Ahmad said...and that's all...nothing else. I too only care about what Ahmad said but not those stuff like Anwar taking over Malaysia on Sept 15^th or whatever the date is... Other than that, i really find it a disgrace that Koh Tsu Kun or whatever his name is, didnt even bothered when his picture was being urm...sabotaj or whatever that word is... Hey dude, im wondering if you're a Chinese...

Oh yeah, another matter with many of the Chinese is that, most of us are more towards 'self-centered'. One of them is my mom...i really dislike her for being so. Every single time whenever i said i would like to help someone, she will surely shoot me with her AK64. It is very selfish of her and i really dislike that. Another one that i just heard is a lecturer or some sort from my college...and guess what? It's another Chinese person... =.=" So, my conclusion, many Chinese people are self-centered...

EoS...