People don't know, Malay leftist not really independence fighters

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Finally, Professor Dr Khoo Kay Kim said that the Malay leftist associated with the earlier PUTERA-AMCJA coalition of political parties were not really independence fighters, because our "people don't know".

This is the reason that Prof Khoo had given, "people don't know". Yeah he really knows all. Is that what he mean? He knows all, he is one of them who only only obey what the Umno leaders dictate up there who determine which one should be in the history and which one should not.

So, we want to ask this retired government historian. If all those Malay leftist from earlier coalition of PUTERA-AMCJA were not really fighters of our country's independence prior to Umno's existence, then what are they? Can you let us know, how do you address these honourable people's struggle?

In your statement, you mentioned so much about what is not historical facts in our country but you failed to address the actual history of our country. So, we don't really know where are you actually heading to.

Earlier, you had also confirmed that history taught in the schools today are full of inaccuracies and distortion of facts, thus you are indirectly referring that "executive powers" up there were the actual culprits who altered our country's history of independence struggle to suit with their versions.

So, in the end of the day, the one taught in our schools is merely a control system rather than an education. You are just yet another ostrich who happened to be a historian but systematically deny the fact that history does exist for the sake of your ruling masters on top there.

We would suggest you stop talking and retire permanently.

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