Chin Peng must regret for the rest of his life
Did you all know why we said the Malayan Communist Party (MCP) secretary-general Chin Peng should regret for the rest of his life? The reason is very simple! He was stupid enough to let the British colonist retake Malaya when the Japanese forces surrendered to the Allies after the end of the Second World War.
Chin Peng welcomed the British’s return to Malaya in 1945 to establish the transitional British Military Administration (BMA) in Malaya to receive the Japanese’s surrender. As the result, the British past the then Malaya to an organization filled with racist and violent leaders who later presided the tragic 13 May incident in 1969 and later continue on to rule our nation for more than 50 years. And today, our nation remained racially and politically divided as the result of one man’s stupid mistake.
If Chin Peng had done what the other revolutionaries did in Korea (Kim Il Sung), Vietnam (Ho Chin Minh) and Indonesia (Sukarno) by resisting the colonist’s return to their land, Malaysia would have belonged to all Malaysians today. No racial and political divided, all ethnicities will be treated in an equal and just manner because Socialism had longed resist class rule and capitalistic elite kind of denomination.
After Second World War in Malaya and the surrender of the Japanese forces following the atomic bombing in Hiroshima and Nagasaki by the United States, the Malayan Communist Party’s (MCP) two armed wings, Malayan People’s Liberation Army (MPLA) and the Malayan People’s Anti Japanese Army (MPAJA) were the most and only organized and largest armed resistance movement (against the Japanese) in Malaya.
With the assistance from the fully equipped MPLA and MPAJA troops, the party should have taken the opportunity to strengthen its grip in Malaya prior to the arrival of the British forces to reclaim their colonies from the surrendering Japanese forces.
But Chin Peng made the world’s most foolish mistake by letting in the returning British forces in exchange of the Order of the British Empire (OBE) award from the Queen of England. He sacrificed the plight and the strength of the MCP’s two armed forces in exchange for his selfish desire to obtain the OBE award in London.
And as the result of all your stupidities, you are a stateless man today. When you intend to return to your homeland and home village, you are denied entry by the current racist rulers governing the federal administration. Your condition today, the disbandment of your party and army are the results of your selfish desire for the OBE in 1945. Do not blame others but yourself.
However, as per your condition and age today, we share our sympathy and felt sorry for you. There’s nothing much we could do, but to wish you all the best in your quest to continue seeking a legal return to your beloved nation, called Malaysia.
Chin Peng welcomed the British’s return to Malaya in 1945 to establish the transitional British Military Administration (BMA) in Malaya to receive the Japanese’s surrender. As the result, the British past the then Malaya to an organization filled with racist and violent leaders who later presided the tragic 13 May incident in 1969 and later continue on to rule our nation for more than 50 years. And today, our nation remained racially and politically divided as the result of one man’s stupid mistake.
If Chin Peng had done what the other revolutionaries did in Korea (Kim Il Sung), Vietnam (Ho Chin Minh) and Indonesia (Sukarno) by resisting the colonist’s return to their land, Malaysia would have belonged to all Malaysians today. No racial and political divided, all ethnicities will be treated in an equal and just manner because Socialism had longed resist class rule and capitalistic elite kind of denomination.
After Second World War in Malaya and the surrender of the Japanese forces following the atomic bombing in Hiroshima and Nagasaki by the United States, the Malayan Communist Party’s (MCP) two armed wings, Malayan People’s Liberation Army (MPLA) and the Malayan People’s Anti Japanese Army (MPAJA) were the most and only organized and largest armed resistance movement (against the Japanese) in Malaya.
With the assistance from the fully equipped MPLA and MPAJA troops, the party should have taken the opportunity to strengthen its grip in Malaya prior to the arrival of the British forces to reclaim their colonies from the surrendering Japanese forces.
But Chin Peng made the world’s most foolish mistake by letting in the returning British forces in exchange of the Order of the British Empire (OBE) award from the Queen of England. He sacrificed the plight and the strength of the MCP’s two armed forces in exchange for his selfish desire to obtain the OBE award in London.
And as the result of all your stupidities, you are a stateless man today. When you intend to return to your homeland and home village, you are denied entry by the current racist rulers governing the federal administration. Your condition today, the disbandment of your party and army are the results of your selfish desire for the OBE in 1945. Do not blame others but yourself.
However, as per your condition and age today, we share our sympathy and felt sorry for you. There’s nothing much we could do, but to wish you all the best in your quest to continue seeking a legal return to your beloved nation, called Malaysia.
