Wake up NUJ and KJA!

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When we heard the statements made by both the National Union of Journalist (NUJ) and the Kelantan Journalist Association (KJA) for voicing their dissatisfaction over the entry ban of Utusan Malaysia journalist in the Penang state government office complex and the latest ban from entering the Parti Keadilan Rakyat's (PKR) 6th National Congress held in Kota Bahru, we are gravely disappointed with the total ignorance of both the NUJ and KJA on Utusan Malaysia.

We do not know if both the NUJ and KJA are really ignorant of what is happening in Utusan Malaysia or they just turned away the facts. Well, if NUJ and KJA really do not know, let us all tell them about Utusan Malaysia. Utusan Malaysia is a newspaper wholly owned by Umno, the dominant politically race based party in the Barisan Nasional (BN) coalition.

In many occasions, Utusan journalists wrote and made false reports which regards to current political development in our country. Besides, Utusan journalists also wrote and made reports in their newspapers that are indeed very harmful to our nation's national unity as well as statements which are deemed racist, one sided and threatening other races as well.

We want to ask both NUJ and KJA, if Utusan journalist were to make all these false, threatening and unjust statements and reports about you, what would you do? What is your action? Can you ever tolerate lies, slanders and false allegations made against you?

We are telling you, all normal human beings will not accept such baseless attacks. So, NUJ and KJA, where are both of you categories into? Normal human beings or are you not humans? If both of you are not humans we can at least forgive you because of your brainless thoughts.

Wake up NUJ and KJA! Do not succumb to the evil spells of Umno supremacist and BN power craze. Your duty is to protect the rights and welfare of all journalist. And when the Utusan management and its editorial teams forces the journalist to write and made false, racist reports and baseless statements to be published in their newspapers, why are you not voicing your discontent that these journalist are being forced into such circumstances?

Where are your common sense?

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