China Press given show cause letter, Utusan got the congrats letter

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The home affairs ministry today issued a show cause letter to China Press over its exclusive report that Inspector-General of Police (IGP) Tan Sri Musa Hassan had handed in his resignation letter. China Press had been given seven days to give a written reply to the show cause letter which was issued under Section 8A of the Printing Presses and Publications Act 1984 (Act 301).

While China Press got the big hit from the ministry for its "overly expected" report on the IGP's resignation, Utusan Malaysia got the "congratulatory" letter from the ministry for their "good job" done in publishing lies, false reports, racist oriented reports, attempt instigation of riots and create disturbance, encourage demonstrations, accusations, advancing hatred, violence, revenge, racial disintegration, disunity and threatening the national security and public order of our nation.

When the Third Reich reign over Germany from 1935 to 1945, the Nazi Party expanded its racist policies all over its nation by persecuting the Jewish community and the other minorities. These non-Germanic communities were send to concentration camps for slavery works while the majority were executed as part of their ethnic cleansing to exterminate all alleged so-called "immigrants" in the state.

Ever since Umno took full control over the reign of Malaysia in aftermath of the May 13, 1969 racial riots, various racist policies mainly the NEP was introduced to crack down the economic, financial, educational and social structures of the "pendatang" communities in order to pave way for their supremacy or "ketuanan" to be expanded to the entire nation.

If we do not stand up firm against the rise of Fascism and Nazism in Malaysia, what would become of our nation in the near future? Are you going to let our children and the generations to come to suffer in the hands of all these politically racist animals?

Let us all stand up and unite as a nation to vote out all these irresponsible destructive maniacs from power in the next general election. Let your voice be heard aloud and clear.

There is no room for racism in this country and this is our beloved country!

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