umno govt. has no honor, no integrity, no heart!
the DPM said ‘no forgiving you, chin peng’ and refused to let him return to sitiawan to die.
has the govt. forgotten about the peace treaty signed in 1989 between the govt. and the CPM, to allow all ex communists to return to malaysia? where’s the honor!
has the govt. forgotten that they allowed ex communists like rashid maidin, abdullah CD, shamsiah fakeh to return to malaysia? where’s the integrity!
has the govt. forgotten that islam teaches them to be forgiving? as muslims, they ask for forgiveness from god and hope to be forgiven but why they do not want to forgive an old man who is going to die? they have no hearts!!
whatever happened to the PM’s 1malaysia concept? aren’t we all one – if some people can return, why not him? that’s why 1malaysia is really totally pure crap!
is the govt. showing to us how inferior our culture is when they can’t forgive an old man? this appears in comments of one of my previous post regarding chin peng:
The British, Germans, Japanese and Italians fought a horrific 2nd WW. they have forgiven each other. There must be something superior in their culture and something inferior in ours for us to exact revenge against old men. Is there no forgiveness in Asian cultures or even religions? Is what we see today limited to a few vicious and vindictive people or does it apply across the board to the whole nation?
nah, not the whole nation but to umno only. also many ex-servicemen (whatever parties, whatever religion) who does not adhere fully to their religious teachings.
somebody in malaysia today comments asked:
if Japanese did not invade Malaya, there won’t be Chin Peng… but our govt forgive and carry the balls of Japanese now but won’t forgive Chin Peng… yes, many people die during the Emergency…. but does that mean less people die during Japanese perior???
the above comment was actually in response to what one blogger with a unique name, ‘utuh paloi banjar‘ wrote. make sure you read his interesting, meaningful post. highlights of what he/she wrote:
As obedient servants of God, Muslims are guided by the teachings of Quran and practice the sunnah or preaching of Prophet Mohammad. And the majority of those who strongly opposed the return of Chin Peng are Muslims.
Have we not heard how Prophet Mohamad forgave his enemy Abu Sufian and the Jew who had the habit of throwing water on him, and Saidina Ali who forgave the enemy whom he was about to kill? Those are just a few of the countless examples of forgiving the enemy.
As Muslims, we ask for forgiveness from God and hope to be forgiven. But why the reluctance when it is our turn to forgive others!
As human beings, it is never easy to erase the pain from memory but it does not take super human effort to forgive. After all, Islam as well as other religion and teachings encourage the faithful to be forgiving.
i’m not going to say anything more because i had already said much in my previous posts on chin peng except one thing… chin peng made a grave mistake to ask for forgiveness. knowing how the umno govt. works, and how the mindsets of certain malaysians works, he shouldn’t at all ask for forgiveness, shouldn’t have ‘lose face’ like that so as to ask those idiots for forgiveness.
(see comments at susan loone’s facebook)
note: picture taken from the malaysian insider
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