https://m.paralympic.org/news/ipc-strip-malaysia-2019-world-para-swimming-championships
Malaysia has an excuse for banning Israel's participation bcuz of Palestine... and the ipc has a reason to strip Malaysia the right of being host to the world para swimming championships for Jew bashing...
Politics,religion and race falls in the equation , what are the ordinary citizens stand on this?
Malaya with a 60% muslim malay populace would almost certainly echo in agreement the government's decision.
But what about Sarawak or Sabah for that matter, are the two Borneo regions in solidarity with their Malayan counterpart on this particular issue??
Perhaps both the state's SLAs are reluctantly in favour of the central government's decision bearing in mind the central government holds the prerogative of overseeing foreign policies. Nevertheless there is an "air of doubt" that the majority of Borneo Malaysia citizens are able to see eye to eye on the issue.
Sarawak in particular where the events are supposed to be held is a non muslim majority region and neither quibbling about semantics over allegations of Israel's war crime committed against the Palestinian people nor religious fanaticism least of all being anti semitic comes close to be associated with its people.
Unlike their overwhelmingly in numbers Malay Malayan counterparts that are shrouded in hatred towards the Zionist regime and take on reality is bent the people of the two Borneo regions are sensible enough to keep their mental fraternity intact thus enabling to distinguish between a sporting event and what is political correctness (whatever that means)
This is a Malaysian government's decision but it does not represent either Sarawak or Sabah. The decision may plainly be construed as a Malayan called...
So let it be told to the world community...
Malaysia has an excuse for banning Israel's participation bcuz of Palestine... and the ipc has a reason to strip Malaysia the right of being host to the world para swimming championships for Jew bashing...
Politics,religion and race falls in the equation , what are the ordinary citizens stand on this?
Malaya with a 60% muslim malay populace would almost certainly echo in agreement the government's decision.
But what about Sarawak or Sabah for that matter, are the two Borneo regions in solidarity with their Malayan counterpart on this particular issue??
Perhaps both the state's SLAs are reluctantly in favour of the central government's decision bearing in mind the central government holds the prerogative of overseeing foreign policies. Nevertheless there is an "air of doubt" that the majority of Borneo Malaysia citizens are able to see eye to eye on the issue.
Sarawak in particular where the events are supposed to be held is a non muslim majority region and neither quibbling about semantics over allegations of Israel's war crime committed against the Palestinian people nor religious fanaticism least of all being anti semitic comes close to be associated with its people.
Unlike their overwhelmingly in numbers Malay Malayan counterparts that are shrouded in hatred towards the Zionist regime and take on reality is bent the people of the two Borneo regions are sensible enough to keep their mental fraternity intact thus enabling to distinguish between a sporting event and what is political correctness (whatever that means)
This is a Malaysian government's decision but it does not represent either Sarawak or Sabah. The decision may plainly be construed as a Malayan called...
So let it be told to the world community...
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