Many Umno leaders are "Pendatang" too. Leave Malaysia if you hate democracy!

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An old report was taken from Jakarta Post dated March 22, titled when he was Malaysian defence minister visiting his "homeland".

"Malaysian Defence Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi revealed his Javanese heritage on Thursday in Yogyakarta during his state visit. He said he had Javanese blood as his paternal grandparents originally came from Kulonprogo in Yogyakarta.

“I am coming home," Zahid told The Jakarta Post, adding that he would be staying in Yogyakarta for two days with his wife, after having attended the Jakarta International Defence Dialogue (JIDD) on Wednesday.

"While in Yogyakarta, Zahid plans to meet relatives including Yogyakarta Mayor Haryadi Suyuti and friends, including the Yogyakarta sultan's brother, “Prince” Joyokusumo as well as visiting the royal cemetery in Imogiri, Bantul.

"Zahid said that his grandparents moved from Kulonprogo to Malaysia in 1932, while his mother's grandfather had come from Ponorogo, East Java, and later married a Malaysian woman."

"So Zahidi is also a "pendatang" like the most of us. In fact, there are hundreds of thousands of Chinese and Indians, whose ancestors had migrated to Malaysia much more earlier than 1932. And yet Zahid has the gall, to demand that 51.78 % of the population emigrates. If he had an iota of integrity, he would have resigned from his cabinet and party positions.

Many of these UmnoPutras are behaving like the former premier Dr Mahathir of Kerala. Many of them are descendants of immigrants too, but they still have the cheek to “re-categorize” themselves as the so-called “Bumiputra Tanah Melayu” and naming the other minorities as “Pendatang” according to their wish.

The truth is all these so-called Malay rights champions (fakes and cons) are the later pendatangs than most of the Malaysians here and they think they can cheat us with their fabricated stories and historical books of their own makings.

 Perhaps, they too should immediate pack their bags and leave Malaysia too if they don't like our people's freedom of expression and democracy to flourish in this country. A stern reminder to all these UmnoPutras on their status, they don't own this country at all.

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