Tuesday, October 12, 2010

To prosecute or persecute?


Pontianak

Legislation against 'black magic' criminal acts proposed

| BERNAMA | Monday, October 11th, 2010 21:48:00 |

KUANTAN: A lecturer here has called on the government to enact what he calls a Sorcery Criminal Act to deal with such practice in the country.

Ikip International College law lecturer Dr Mahyuddin Ismail said the legislation would give the authorities the powers to act on such practice.

"Not only in Malaysia, other countries are also facing problems concerning sorcery but there are no solutions in terms of the law.

"Sorcery crimes can be proven in syariah as well as in civil court," he said in his working paper at a seminar on sorcery here today.


Orang Minyak

Malay | Wei! Aku pun Melayu lah !

Ibrahim Ali is sick to death, afraid that Malays would be extinguished, become extinct ["hilang dari dunia"]. He coated that now by saying "bumiputera". Too bad, Brahim the average Malay ain't dumb anymore. If the "bumiputeras" include the Penans, they're still around and fighting back against PBB and UMNO' atrocities.

Sure I'm a Malay but how to join UMNO? It's not even a "pertubuhan Melayu". It's a "UNITED MALAY NATIONAL ORGANIZATION". Is that a persetubuhan Melayu? A pertubuhan Melayu would be called "PERTUBUHAN KEBANGSAAN MELAYU BERSATU". UMNO sounds like a sick joke anyway and the purported Malay leader is, of all things, an Indian.

Brahim says it's a religious obligation. Why should that be religious? Many Indians are Muslims and many are not. Why should all Indians become Muslims or all become non Muslims? Would you believe this Brahim? He's very religious now! He should just spread his religion through his good friend, Vincent Tan's Facebook which they say, I might be wrong, might be a good medium to spread his brand of Islam. Brahim could then find all the long lost Malays hiding in Greenland.


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