Namawee was right to denounce racism

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Wee Meng Chee who is also popularly known as Namawee is absolutely right in denouncing racism in his recently released youtube short video clip. He had done nothing wrong on his video clip where he used harsh words to denounce a racist teacher who insulted her students with some anti-Chinese and anti-Indian statements while conducting the school's assembly.

According to information minister Rais Yatim, the police should take action against Meng Chee for the said youtube video clip whom he claimed to be "racist", while defense minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi viewed the young man's act as a "threat" to the nation's sovereignty. Then education minister Hishamuddin Hussein had refused to initiate disciplinary action against some teachers who had uttered harsh racist remarks on their students and their parents.

Just look at this situation, Meng Chee is carrying out his responsibilities as a Malaysian to denounce racism and instead he was accused as one of the "racist" by the racist (Umno) leaders themselves. While those real racist teachers, Umno and Perkasa leaders are all above the law, because of their supreme caste and their rights to be above the law and even the federal constitution.

And now Namawee as he is best known, is being investigated for sedition. Where is justice? Is this fair? Why didn't the authorities nab the real culprits, those racist teachers, those Umno and Perkasa leaders who threatened our people with their hatred, violence and bloodshed? Why no action taken against all these real bastards? These racist educators and leaders are the real threat to the national unity and the security of our nation.

By the way, Happy Racist Independence Day, Malaysia!

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