Disband BTN and use its allocations to help the poor and provide scholarships to our children

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Why want to waste another round of public funds to revamp the racist oriented Biro Tata Negara (BTN) or should we call it Bureau of Terrorist and Neurotics? Is it possible for BTN to reform and rejuvenate into a real organization to promote national unity?

It is too late now to revamp the BTN. This organization is very sick and staffed with facilitators and trainers who are insane going all out to promote hatred, sinned the other communities, telling the bumiputras to disbelieve their non-bumiputra friends, colleagues, coursemates, classmates, neighbours and treat them with suspicions.

BTN is also an Umno’s effective tool to tell the young graduates, new civil servants and our scholars that those who oppose BN and Umno are enemies of the state, traitors to the nation and all sorts of disunity jargons.

So with all these indoctrination programs carried out by BTN all this while, can BTN really repent from all its sinful acts and be a good organization again. It is not possible anymore and should it pledge to reform, it would be impossible too. It is just a waste of time and public funds.

Just shut or disband the Nazi-based BTN as soon as possible and divert all its allocations and funds to help the needy ones and to provide scholarships to our children who really need them. For almost 50 years, millions of Ringgit has been used in this racist indoctrination program to brainwash our people from all walks of live to make them afraid and fear of BN and Umno who is now dominating the federal government.

For the about 50 years, many are afraid of speaking up against the might of the BN and Umno legacies which consist of corruptions, power abuses, cronyism, nepotism, mismanagement of public funds and so on. This is all result of BTN’s brainwashing activities who compressed our people into afraid of the might of the ruling party in the federal administration.

And right now, again, we call for the BTN to be disbanded as soon as possible to pave way for the assistance to the needy ones and our younger generations to come. We do not need BTN to teach us how to become a perfect Malaysian. We know how to be a good Malaysian.

Trash BTN once and for all.

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