THE JOURNEY SO FAR
Date: 16th September 2010
Venue: Rumah Anak Bangsa Malaysia - No. 66, Lorong Setiabistari Satu, Bukit Damansara, Kuala Lumpur
Programme:
6.30 - 7.30pm - Registration
7.30 - 8.00pm - Welcome speech and video presentation
8.00 - 9.00pm - Rakyat Voices
9.00 pm onwards - Makan2, Minum2 and Cakap2
You need to be registered to attend this event. For registration, please emailevents(at)sayaanakbangsamalaysia.net
Yes, Happy 47th Birthday, Malaysia, and greetings to all my fellow brothers and sisters. My greetings extend to all 'immigrants' or 'squatters' in this country. Feel free to continue your stay and be our gracious 'guests' in the true letter, spirit and intention of 1Malaysia .
ReplyDeletemalsia1206
All the Pendatangs in Malaysia rejoice on this day. You deserve your stay as you are paying income tax to contribute to the nation's progress!
ReplyDeleteNajib's job as Prime Minister is not just to express sadness at rise of extremism but to provide leadership to stamp out racial bigotry and religious extremism especially when they come from UMNO and allied or outsourced groups
ReplyDeleteSounds like a good gathering.
ReplyDeleteAnyway, got polis permit or not?
Makanan halal or not?
Don't play play with our new chief.
Anon352pm....if you are scared of the police and question the sensibilities of the diet, best you stay home and watch RTM.
ReplyDeleteNajib must reprimand Utusan for slander and Utusan must apologise
ReplyDeleteUtusan Malaysia has continued its campaign to slander Pakatan Rakyat leaders and in particular, the DAP with baseless allegations and insinuations with the specific intent to poison the minds of its readers and sow the seeds of racial hatred.
Who would forget the "shit, shit, shit" Al-Jazeera interview? In full view of international audience, Perkasa's real ugly, uncouth, unrefined and even uncivilised nature reveal itself. It is comical. And it is tragic. It is tragic because the international community may think - and I am sure they do think - that Malaysians in general are as uncouth as these Perkasa creatures. And that my friends, is a insult to Malaysia and to all Malaysians.
ReplyDeleteHere we have our PM flying all over the place preaching and lecturing tolerance, acceptance and national unity when at the same time his party newspaper has continued spitting venom and hatred. I can't accept our PM does not know about this and has no control over it. Why are you wasting your time and money engaging public relations firms to boost your image? It is useless, PM.
ReplyDeleteThe problems this country face are substantive and the rakyat are able to see more clearly now and separate the wheat from the chaff. No amount of spin or PR exercises can help you. Soon, even your Utusan will be history - no one will believe it and no one will read it other than racists and indoctrinated victims. This is one sinful newspaper.
What is the difference between 'Rakyat Malaysia'
ReplyDeletedan 'Bangsa Malaysia'?
Can someone please enlighten me?
To commemorate the true spirit of 916 Malaysia Day, it is timely that the Government should seriously consider to abolish all single ethnic political party in our country to promote National unity. It is useless that we have “1 Malaysia clinic, 1 Malaysia milk, 1 Malaysia batik” etc but in actual fact the country is governed and run by racial political party which deep in their mind practice racial discrimination. If Najib really walk the talk and practice what he preaches, abolish UMNO, MCA & MIC to form a new multiracial party. Malaysian deserve better, Happy Malaysia Day.
ReplyDelete1Malaysia not “work in progress” but “work in regress” if Najib proves to be new Mr. Flip-Flop as PM overshadowing his predecessor Abdullah.
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