Hatred and racism: It's BTN again!

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One after another cases of extremely racist making hate remarks, statements and threats against our fellow Malaysians. So far, all those who did all these acts came from the various federal government machinery.

Despite many reports being made against all these irresponsible politicians and civil servants, no actions were taken against them just because they are all supporters of Umno and Barisan Nasional (BN). No actions nor any disciplinary action. The deputy prime minister already said, he has no power to do so.

Thanks to the deputy prime minister, here comes the BTN showcase again. This time it is the BTN deputy director Hamim Hussain who was caught uttering racist and hate statements while giving a speech in a Puteri Umno function. He simply hated the Malaysian Chinese and Indians. That is why he did not want to care. He doesn't care at all.

Hamim had yesterday referred to the Chinese and Indian community as “Si Mata Sepet” and “Si Botol” respectively when asking Puteri Umno members to approach the non-Malays for votes.

“The ‘si mata sepet’ that has never gone to a mosque or surau only has one vote. The ‘si botol’ that only knows how to go up to Batu Caves up and down only has one vote,” Hamim told the Puteri Umno closed-door gathering.

Our entire nation seems to be in a grave mess right now, just because of these racist guys who had nothing else to promote, but hate, hate, hate and nothing else but hate in their minds, words, hearts and actions. In order to demonstrate their powers, racial superiority and supremacy, they often opted to show their hate towards the other races.

And yet the prime minister shamelessly preached to the world on the importance of unity and to reject extremism. Why is he not putting this country call Malaysia in order first by getting rid of all those extremists and racist before going to another country and teaching others to reject extremism and to promote unity?

Frankly speaking, the prime minister should be cleaning up his own backyard first, instead of going to the other parts of the world preaching moderation, peace, unity and calling for rejection of extremism. He dare to make these corrective statements in other countries but dare not said the same thing in his own country.

So again, are we being treated fair and equally all this while?

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