Shut up, Tun Abdullah!

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There is no need for the Penang state government to have a portfolio for non-Muslim affairs as the BN federal government has always looked after the welfare of non-Muslims, said former prime minister Tun Abdullah Ahmad Badawi.

Tun Abdullah, who is also the Kepala Batas MP in Penang, said Umno and the BN federal government had also always been "responsive" to the needs of non-Muslim communities.

We urge Tun Abdullah to shut up!

If you did not speak up, no one will know that you are a fool. By speaking up, you are indeed making a fool of yourself.

During your short tenure as prime minister of this nation and as Umno president, you disappoint the entire nation and our people because your administration had deliberately failed to address the various interfaith issues and conflicts which are getting out of control during your era.

It is also during your leadership, racism and extremism in Umno got from bad to worse and you even lose control of your own party's grassroots leaders and members who are getting more extreme and threatening the security and safety of other ethnics and religious groups.

Under your leadership, we also saw many Umno leaders organized demonstrations and rallies here and there threatening to blood bath the entire nation with another May 13 incident should BN were to lose the general election, where indeed you all really lost your two thirds majority which resulted to your early departure too.

So, please keep your mouth shut as you are deemed unfit to talk about unity or interfaith issues. Just stay at home and enjoy your retirement!

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