So
the state religious authority can actually be called ‘The Department
of Anti-Illicit Sex’. It is not actually a religious department. It is
an anti-illicit sex department. Millions of Ringgit of your taxpayers’
money is spent to employ thousands of officers whose job is to make sure
that you only bonk your wife, and from the front, and no one else
other than that and not from any other position other than the front.
NO HOLDS BARRED
Raja Petra Kamarudin
Sex video allegations ‘cruel’, says Customs DG
(The
Malaysian Insider) - Customs’ chief said there was no proof its officer
was in a sex video recently unveiled by pro-Umno bloggers, adding it’s
“cruel” to link it to Ahmad Sarbaini Mohamed’s death.
“Although
the blog clearly showed sexual acts, until today there has been no
further information over who was involved. As such, it cannot be
conclusively said that it involved a Customs staff,” Customs
director-general Datuk Seri Mohamed Khalid Yusuf said in an SMS response
to
The Malaysian Insider.
“Linking the sex act to
Sarbaini’s case, which I cannot even see the link, is a cruel act and an
irresponsible one, if it seeks to humiliate a person who has died,” he
added.
If there was proof, then Khalid said the evidence should be passed to the police, not revealed in public.
Earlier
this week, Umno-linked blogs released a video in an apparent attempt to
tarnish the reputation of Customs officers ahead of Monday’s verdict in
the Sarbaini inquest.
The video — which appears to have been
secretly recorded — shows a Malay man engaging in sex with a Caucasian
woman in what looks like a hotel room.
Umno-linked blog
theunspinners.blogspot.com was the first to release the video, claiming
the man in the recording was a Customs officer while suggesting the
woman was a Russian prostitute.
The man in the video is not
named, but the blogger links the recording, which is titled “Pegawai
Kastam Yang Terlampau,” to the senior Customs officer’s death while in
the custody of the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) earlier
this year.
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When
all else fails, raise allegations of sexual misconduct. It works every
time. When they wanted to bring down Anwar Ibrahim in 1998, they did
this. Why not raise allegations of abuse of power or corruption
involving contracts, projects, shares, etc? I am sure they can find many
instances where friends and even family members of Anwar were
recipients of government ‘favours’.
Every Barisan Nasional
politician (and/or their friends/family members) benefited from some
form of government handout. I know of many instances where those close
to both Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad and Anwar benefited from being close or
related to the Prime Minister/Deputy Prime Minister.
It would
not be that hard to find at least one instance where Anwar can be said
to have abused his position to enrich his friend or family member. I
personally know of some, although I will not mention them or else there
will be allegations made against me that I have been bought, have
turned, am a Trojan Horse, etc. Anwar can do no wrong so I better not
say he did if I value my life.
Rahim Thambi Chik, the one-time
Chief Minister of Melaka, was absolutely corrupt. There would be scores
of instances where he was involved in corruption to the tune of
hundreds of millions. But it was the ONE allegation of sexual misconduct
and not the 50 cases of corruption that brought him down.
Mat
Sabu and Ahmad Sarbaini (the Customs Officer who died at the hands of
the MACC) are now being smeared by sexual misconduct allegations as
well. Why sexual misconduct and not something else? Because allegations
of sexual misconduct works every time and has never failed thus far to
bring someone down.
Even if all these people are sexually
promiscuous, so what? Even if they are gay or bi-sexual, so what? Even
if they do poke their peckers into all and sundry and bonk all over the
place, so what? How does it affect me personally? In what way do I
suffer? Do I lose anything? Does the country lose anything? Will it
bring the country to bankruptcy? Will the country’s economy collapse?
Are the taxpayers paying for it?
Yes, what is it that does
affect me personally? In what way would I suffer? In what way do I lose?
In what way does the country lose? What is it that will bring the
country to bankruptcy? In what way will the country’s economy collapse?
In what way will the taxpayers pay?
All the above, and more,
will happen only when the country is mismanaged and the country’s wealth
is plundered by those who walk in the corridors of power. Other than
that, neither the country nor I suffer in any way -- even if those who
walk in the corridors of power indulge in orgies every weekend.
So,
why this fixation on sex rather than on how the country is being
mismanaged and on how the country’s wealth is being plundered? Well,
because most Malaysians don’t care a damn about important issues. Most
Malaysians are
kay poh. They only want to know who is bonking whom and whether from the front or from the back.
That’s Malaysians for you.
So
they raise allegations of sexual misconduct and use this to bring their
adversary down. And that is why the deceased Customs Officer is now
being smeared by the Umno Blogs.
Initially, he was said to
have been involved in a multi-billion racket. Then it was reduced to a
mere few hundreds of millions. Now it is sex with a woman who is not his
wife. The last minor allegation -- though of no impact to me, you, or
the nation -- is the sure formula for success.
I suppose, to
the Chinese, this type of allegation would not matter. In fact, it can
even enhance your chances of becoming the party president. If Chua Soi
Lek can arrange for 100 more DVDs to be released showing him in various
Kamasutra positions, he might even go on to become the Deputy Prime
Minister of Malaysia. But to the Malays, this is taboo. This will bring
you down if you are Malay.
Why are Malays so fixated with that
four-letter word, sex? I am not a sociology or anthropology student but
it is not that difficult to analyse the Malay mind. Let me very briefly
tell you why
(hey, can I get a PhD for this?).
Let’s
look at the current controversy raging in Malaysia with regards to the
Islamic law of Hudud. Hudud is actually one of many laws under the
Shariah and involves what can be considered as serious crimes under
Islam. These are crimes such as robbery, rebellion, murder, etc., plus
allegations of sexual misconduct.
Yes, that right, the
allegation of sexual misconduct is amongst the serious crimes such as
robbery, rebellion and murder. In fact, Islam regards false allegations
(fitnah) as worse than murder (the taking of a human life).
Amongst
the seven serious crimes stipulated under Hudud is the crime of
alleging that a woman is immoral. If the allegation is true and can be
proven -- or can be supported by the testimony of witnesses (or a
video/photograph, which can be taken as evidence) -- then the punishment
is very severe. Some say she must be whipped with 100 lashes. Some say
she should be whipped with 100 lashes only if she is not married. If she
is married then she should be stoned to death. And if the accuser can’t
prove the allegation, then the accuser should be whipped with 80 lashes
instead.
So you see, allegations of sexual misconduct sit way
up there amongst the sevens serious crimes in Islam. Racism,
persecution, discrimination, corruption, abuse of power, abuse of public
funds, spending tens of millions of the taxpayers’ money for your
wife’s shopping sprees, cruelty to animals, and many more are not
serious crimes covered by Hudud. Making false allegations of sexual
misconduct is.
So Malays, being Muslims, have been brought up
with this mindset. There is nothing more serious than allegations of
sexual misconduct. Racism, persecution, discrimination, corruption,
abuse of power, abuse of public funds, spending tens of millions of the
taxpayers’ money for your wife’s shopping sprees, cruelty to animals,
etc., are not serious crimes. An allegation of sexual misconduct is!
This
is why you see all these allegations being made. Malays are fixated
with sex. Everything is about sex. The Malay mind is submerged in sex.
If
you still don’t think so, let us look at the Shariah courts. What do
the Shariah courts deal with other than family matters and matters such
as eating during the month of Ramadhan when you should be fasting? Why,
sex, of course.
The state religious authorities conduct raids
to catch people indulging in illicit sex. Do the state religious
authorities conduct raids to catch people involved in racism,
persecution, discrimination, corruption, abuse of power, abuse of public
funds, spending tens of millions of the taxpayers’ money for your
wife’s shopping sprees, cruelty to animals, etc? Of course not! They do
not care about all that. They only care about those people indulging in
illicit sex.
So the state religious authority can actually be
called ‘The Department of Anti-Illicit Sex’. It is not actually a
religious department. It is an anti-illicit sex department. Millions of
Ringgit of your taxpayers’ money is spent to employ thousands of
officers whose job is to make sure that you only bonk your wife, and
from the front, and no one else other than that and not from any other
position other than the front.
Sounds pathetic, doesn’t it? Well, that’s because it IS pathetic.
So
now do you understand the Malay mind? And this is why all these
allegations of sexual misconduct are surfacing. It is because of the way
the Malays have been brought up and because of how they have been
educated.
The Malay mind can be summarised in just three words -- sex, sex, sex!
Have I upset some Malays? Well, I hope so. I intend to upset them.