Barisan Nasional's Jewish phobia continues

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In the Barisan Nasional (BN) coalition, particularly its dominant partner, Umno, the Jewish phobia continues to spread like a disease outbreak. It is happening now, almost everyday, every hour and every second.

Whatever comes out from the BN and Umno about Pakatan Rakyat (PR), alleged pro-Pakatan NGOs, online news portals, environmental groups, Bersih 3.0, electoral observation groups and so on, these people are all linked to the Jewish organization and the man that former premier Dr Mahathir Mohamad hated so much, George Soros.

Whatever PR leaders are doing now, whatever online news portals are doing now, whatever any NGOs are doing now, whatever any environmentalist are doing now, those who are pressuring for electoral reforms are being funded by the Jewish.

Whatever Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim is saying would be Jewish, whatever Lim Kit Siang would be saying would be Jewish, whatever Abdul Hadi Awang would be saying would also be Jewish, whatever Malaysiakini is reporting would be Jewish, whatever Suaram has been fighting for would be Jewish, whatever Datuk S. Ambiga has been doing would be Jewish and even whatever Marina Mahathir is fighting for is also Jewish.

Looks like the Jews are everywhere in Malaysia now. And Umno leaders hated them right to the bones. Guess what, the BN regime is expected to enact a new law barring all Jews and those with Jewish blood from entering this country. The regime is also going to enact another law barring NGOs and political parties from receiving funds or grants from international organizations which are led or managed by Jews.

Don't forget, if not for the Jews, BN and Umno would not have govern Malaysia for more than 55 years now. Just admit the facts!

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