this politician said the most darndest thing
Post on Dec.26, 2007
(note: last part of title borrowed from kenny’s blog ‘malaysians say the most darndest thing!’.)
you know how it is lah… during every festive season, we have politicians coming up to with messages here and there, mostly same ‘geli’ words to us, which are like old broken record that goes on and on… we must unite lah, living in harmony lah, thankful for stable country lah…… and so on and on. we heard it all… but believe it or not, yesterday i heard the most darndest thing ever said by one politician on occasion of christmas day; the politician is none other than koh tsu koon, penang’s CM and gerakan leader.
Malaysians, while celebrating Christmas, must respect Islam as the country’s official religion.
what the hell?? huh? what !*&$(_!^*# 
what in the world has celebrating christmas got to do with islam as official religion? why must mentioned this? why bring in islam in a christian festival message?
ah! i get it. this must be another attempt of koh’s trying to ‘bodek’ UMNO!
Filed in government, politics, silly
December 26th, 2007 on 7:25 AM
Ah Koon is not only a wimp but now openly an established Dhimmi too. Of course, Latuk Wong Chun Wai would never protest this for he’s of the same ilk. Ah Koon has to be that highly educated to do this sort of hopeless thing too.
December 26th, 2007 on 10:17 AM
Is this dhimmi saying that non muslims are going around breaking mosques etc. He should be hoisted on his own petard.
I think he should set a good example by converting to islam. The fact that he has not, is in itself an insult to islam.
December 26th, 2007 on 10:23 AM
Merry X`mas And happy New Year Lucia
December 26th, 2007 on 12:14 PM
koh is a sad excuse for a politician, i hope penang will vote him & gerakan out in the next election.
December 26th, 2007 on 8:16 PM
What do you expect from the Noo Crooked Times (nothing straight about the rubbish they write these days)? Islam is the “official” religion — it is not the ‘STATE” religion. There is a significant difference between the two. Ask the idiot editor to explain this and while he/she is at it, ask them about separation of powers (No, it is not AC?DC, dear NST editor) and the rule of law as well. Bet you a roti chanai he/she won’t be able to. But he/she can then ask hi/her where the NST stands on the Govt’s application of these rules.
December 26th, 2007 on 8:23 PM
The fact that islam is the official religion cannot be translated to mean that it is okay to practice hegemony over other religions. This would clearly be contravening the very Spirit of the Constitution. Ah Koon really a sad excuse as a leader. Even sadder is that all his hi-fi education is really worth nothing.
December 27th, 2007 on 2:11 AM
wits
ah i see, being sarcastic on koh, right? (first comment – re: highly educated to do this thing)
hutch
oohh… koh converting to islam? wooo! that would be the highest ‘bodek’ of all!
thanks for the wish. good to see you here.
hamzah
i hope so too. i had never voted for him.
paab
er… not too sure understand you. that was koh’s statement, not NST.
December 27th, 2007 on 6:46 AM
With all his academic qualifications, Ah Koon is a sad and spineless example of a person who thinks appeasement can ever work. Unlike Dompok, he is willing to put his own egoistic interests before that of many Penang voters who voted him into chief ministership post there and now with the juicy prosper of heading Gerakan, all the more selfish even!
December 28th, 2007 on 1:02 PM
Oh,i have the same response on my blog when i saw his ‘wish’ to all Christians.
Penang translation: ‘
U ah , be thankful that u can celebrate Christmas ah.. so don’t bising bising about issues on Islam la…. kowtow , dun rock the boat. .’
Well, i was proud to have a Koh as a leader in Penang but he seemed to loose his direction. Keng Yaik have more guts even with Mahathir. Sorry Soo Koon, i will agree that your bodek attempt backfires & you are NOT de man! I have no respect for you since you show that you have none for Christians.
December 29th, 2007 on 2:15 AM
joseph
so very correct on the penang translation.
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