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Assalamualaikum,
Saya pun kurang setuju juga kalau nak terus terang kata
rancangan dia. Kalau diikuti dari awal kisahnya, tregedy
itu terhasil dari ketidakpuasan hati antara golongan
didalam suasana kehidupan yg penuh tekanan dari pelbagai
arah yg diburukkan lagi dengan tiadanya penguatkuasa
undang2 yg mujarab. Pressure cooker tu hanya tunggu masa
aje nak kaaboomm.
Soalnye, apasal pressure tu dibiarkan begitu lama tanpa
penyelesaian - inilah yg membuatkan orang berandai2an.
Saya pulak rasa ada 3 kemungkinan: terlepas pandang, tak
ada masa nak tangani, peduli hapa pilihanraya lambat lagi
(aku banyak urusan, main golf lagi, bisnes meeting lagi,
political meeting lagi, dll) .
Dibawah sana nun ada satu lagi analisa politik untuk
bacaan ringan. Dia punya 2 last lines tu cukup tepat:
" Neglect breeds contempt and anger. And all it needs is
a spark to make nonsense of multiracial unity and
diversity."
Sekian
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From: ab a <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>;
> Betul... janganlah orang lain yang makan nangka, orang
> lain plak yang dapat getah-nya. Dalam waktu ini, elok
> kita orang melayu berwaspada dengan keadaan
> semasa. Berhati-hati untuk sebarang kemungkinan.
>
> >From: "Muhammad Amin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >Subject: Re: H-Net* Khabar Angin Rancangan Mahathir
> >Date: Wed, 14 Mar 2001 06:44:25 -0000
> >
>kalau nak berpolitik sekalipun, kalau nak memancing kerusi
>org hindu sekalipun, kalau nak dapatkan kerusi tahun 2004
>sekalipun ...janganlah nak memusing musing kan fakta...
>
>pergilah kg medan tu...
>
>besok anak bini kome sume kena sembelihpun kome boleh kata
>rancangan mahathir
> >
> >>From: "Al Ansari" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >>Subject: H-Net* Khabar Angin Rancangan Mahathir
> >>Date: Tue, 13 Mar 2001 16:29:30 -0000
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> >> Khabar Angin Rancangan Mahathir
> >>Siapa yang menyebarkan khabar angin ? Jawabnya media
> >>pro kerajaan - Utusan
> >>Melayu, RTM, Tv3. Media inilah yang sedang mengapi-
> >>apikan khabar angin 'rusuhan perkauaman' di KG MEDAN.
> >>Sebenarnya TIDAK ADA RUSUHAN PERKAUMAN.
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> >>MAT SIBER
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[MGG] Was There A Hidden Hand?
When all is said and done, the communal clashes at
Petaling Jaya's squalid urban sprawl reflected nationally
both the National Front government's impotence -- and its
unconcern. Something terrible had happened, but no one in
authority appeared concered, giving an impression it had
been expected. The government insists what happened was
not communal or racial, but spoils its case by giving a
breakdown of casualties and arrests, bringing in the
Indonesians for good measure. Every police statement
identifies the race of those arrested, wounded or killed.
It helps build up resentment, especially amongst those
affected, as is yet another unconscious reason why the
other community cannot be trusted.
The National Front gave up the ghost when the
clashes occurred. What happened is more serious than
admitted: when 400 armed policemen, 200 auxillary
policemen and a hundred more from hospitals and fire
stations are stationed in an area of a few square miles,
it must be. Look deeper, and you come to some
unexplainable linkages. Kampung Medan, in the heart of
the troubles, is the childhood home of the KeADILan youth
chief, Ezam Mohamed Noor, and his father, a retired
policeman, was an UMNO branch official in the area.
The first major reformasi gathering was held in the area.
Most of the Malays in the area of 47 villages and 160,000
people have drifted away from the National Front and UMNO:
in the last general election, the UMNO assemblywoman was
elected not by Malay voters, but by the solid MIC-
supporting Indians, even if it is divided, like in UMNO,
irrevocably between those for the president and those
against. Was there a hidden hand?
So, when the clashes occurred, the National Front
and UMNO had no voice in the area. The Selangor mentri
besar, Dato' Mohamed Khir Toyo, was heckled when he
visited the area. The federal ministers who would rush
in to show their concern did not. The Prime Minister was
no where around though he did appear at irrevelant
functions far removed from the clashes. What embarrassed
the most was that party leaders were not welcome. None
would dare venture in except under tight security. Dato'
Seri Samy Vellu said as much to explain away why he
arrived late to succour to the Indians. One gets the odd
feeling that there is more to it to what happened than we
are told. Now that the clashes are contained, it is time
for celebration. Dato' Khir hosts a "muhibah" party not
where it is needed most but in the safety of his well-
guarded official residence in Shah Alam, six miles away.
Muhibah would get a bad name if people demand answers
amidst a dinner to celebrate multiracial amity, would it
not?
But the crisis is over. Who says that? The defence
minister and UMNO vice president, Dato' Seri Najib Tun
Razak. His cousin, cabinet colleague and UMNO youth
chief, Dato' Hishamuddin Hussein, has regained his voice
to blame the rascals who started all this. The
government pensioners call for calm. Dato' Khir is
unhappy about rumour mongering, and claims to have
visited areas rumoured to have had clashes. But not
the "hot" spot where he was heckled when he did. What
caused the clashes? Socio-economic neglect. When for
decades, nothing is done to improve the lot, something
gives. Places like these are visited during election
campaigns. And then ignored until the next.
At one time, UMNO and the National Front had the
political support to force their way through. Not any
more. A generation had grown up in the slumps, know no
other life, and the bright light outside their doorstep
unconsciously builds up internal resentment. When they
are also ignored, not given basic amenities, it adds up.
Malaysians are quick to blame the United States when race
riots break out. But what happens there is what has
happened in Petaling Jaya. The blacks live in slums and
generally they are as bad and as worse as the worst of
them in Malaysia. The same frame that caused the riots
there cause it here as well. Neglect breeds contempt and
anger. And all it needs is a spark to make nonsense of
multiracial unity and diversity.
M.G.G. Pillai
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