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Spanish Inquisition On Muslims and Jews

History has seen how the Muslims faced numerous persecutions accross the world. The Spanish Inquisition was one of the most barbaric among all. Despite the massacres and tortures to force Muslims and Jews to convert to Christianity, it is also no secret that the Spanish retalitation was also based on the deep insult they felt being Europeans being conquered by an "uncivilized" sub-human: the Arabs and the Moors. It is also because of the inquisition that Spain consumes more pork than before, as it used to be their weapon for ethnic cleansing. They would hold banquets, and anybody who do not touch the pork will be arrested, tortured or even killed as they are deemed to be Muslims.

The vengeance was quite prolonged, when Spain conquered the Philipines, they forced the people there to convert to Christianity and forced them to rear pigs as well. The capital, Madinallah was changed to Manila. As a result, the Muslim majority (Moro) fled to Mindanao. Well, originally they were never called Moros but the appearance of the Muslim Malay warriors there reminded the Spaniards of the Moors who ruled them for hundreds of years, hence they called them Moro (Moor).

The Pol Pot regime of Cambodia, on the surface seemed to be unbiased in targetting their victims for mass murder, in reality they targeted the ethnic Cham people (Muslim Malays). The reason given is that the Chams are a different group of people who do not reflect Cambodia: the live differently, eat differently (halal), strong in their Islamic faith and have their own culture with strong family ties. This persecution was not new. The Muslim Chams, for a very short period of time, ruled Cambodia a few hundred years back before the Buddhist Khmers overran them, and the Khmers even tried to erase them from history.

Of course, the modern world is not spared from acts of persecution: the Bosnians, Kurds and of course, the Rohingyas.

Who are the Rohingyas? The Rohingyas, numbering less than 1 million in population are a Muslim ethnic group who resides in the Arakan region of western Myanmar. It’s amazing that Myanmarese (or Burmese) never considered them part of their own people despite them being there for the past 600 years. They are the descendants of Muslim Bengalese soldiers who were sent by the Sultan of Bengal to aide King Narameikhla to regain his kingdom in the Arakans. After the kingdom was established, they settled there. However, with the conquest of the Arakan by the Buddhist Burmese, the Rohingyas were persecuted, initiating their refugee status more than 400 years ago.  Is it strange that Burmese historians claim that there are no such people called Rohingyas in the history of Myanmar, when even the British conquerors of Burma recognized them? According to an article on the "Burma Empire" published by the British Francis Buchanan-Hamilton in 1799, "the Mohammedans, who have long settled in Arakan," "call themselves Rooinga, or natives of Arakan." Hence, the term Rohingya was already established back then.

Where do they go from there? The “revered” democracy warrior Aung San Suu Kyi, has kept quiet about the whole Rohingya affair. She's more concerned about losing Myanmarese support if she places her support for the Rohingyas. (For full article, click here) The persecution is nearly complete: massacred, raped and pillaged by Burmese (every other junta does that to them), Japanese during WW2, and even unaccepted by Bangladesh.

We have seen the Palestinians suffering persecution by the non-semitic jews majority of the secular state of Israel for the last 60 years. These people, who came running down from high places after the great wall built by “He of Two Horns” came crumbling down at God’s promised time, have somehow felt that Jerusalem is theirs, despite never being from there at all. Just like the other persecuted Muslims in the world, we can only sit down and watch while the west legalizes their massacres. We try to help in certain ways, but we have also seen the Freedom Flotilla issue.

It seems that we have come to a point in time where being Muslims can be such a crime. Until the emergence of the Mahdi, we should be able to work with ourselves, unite and help our persecuted brethrens in any way possible. Is it still possible?

The Muslims in Malaysia is also moving towards destruction, if what is happening now is not stopped. We have seen how a self-proclaimed Islamic party called pas, became a tool of the One-Eyed when they made an alliance with anwar Ibrahim. We know that anwar has his strategies planned by people who are not even here. The west knows too well that the best way to destroy the Malays is to let them fight one another. It boggles the mind on how a "religious" party can work hand-in-hand with a group of anti-Islam like DAP, a socialist party. Then again, how surprisaed can we get if we know the truth about pas? With a politician self-proclaiming himself as ulama, and every larry, curly and moe leaders of pas getting automatically referred to as "Ustaz", whether they know anything about religion or not, the Hadiths on the end of times becomes clearer and clearer. Under their guidance, and anwar's, it's not a wonder that we see Malays joining dap. How can we be surprised anymore to see Muslim Malays joining anwar's NED-planned riots such as Bersih, even though they know too well that the events were created with jewish-sponsorship, the same money that was used to ensure the persecution that we read above.

We can work with the people who persecute us? Seriously...

What will happen to the Muslim, especially Muslim Malays if dap rules? We have seen how Rohingyas, Muslims of Spain, Bosnians and Chams become targets for extinction because at one time in the past, they were with fighting against the powers that be of today. Maybe it's too hard to imagine, but I leave you with what dap war-cry were during the May 13th 1969 incident:

From ParpuKari:

Pada 11 Mei penyokong DAP berteriak:

"Apa polis boleh buat, kita raja. Buang sama polis Melayu."

Di Jalan Bukit Bintang pada hari yang sama, DAP melaung:

"Mati Melayu, sakai pergi masuk hutan."

Di Jalan Changkat Dollah pula mereka mengapi-apikan bahawa:

"KL sekarang Cina punya."

Sehari kemudian pada 12 Mei di Jalan Ipoh dan Jalan Tunku Abdul Rahman, penyokong DAP menjerit:

"Melayu balik kampung, Melayu sekarang tidak ada kuasa. Sekarang kita Cina sudah 'control'."

How many Muslims have we killed?

Malah sejarah mencatat kenyataan angkuh Kit Siang sendiri di Jalan Khir, Kampung Baru, di hadapan orang Melayu ini denga berkata:

"Melayu keluar! Apa lagi duduk sini, kita hentam lu, sekarang kita sudah ada kuasa."

Keesokan harinya pada 12 Mei di hadapan Balai Polis Jalan Pudu, penyokong Cina DAP terus melaungkan:

"...semua Melayu kasi habis, kasi halau semua polis."

"Apa ini Melayu, kita sudah perintah dia negeri, ini negeri bukan Melayu punya, mata-mata lancau."

Hari yang sama mereka juga mengutuk bangsa Melayu di Jalan Canvel:

"Butuh Melayu, Malai si, pergi mati Melayu."

Di Jalan Bukit Bintang, DAP pula berkata;

"Ini negeri bukan Melayu punya, kita mahu kasi halau semua Melayu."

Their intention, even if it's 43 years ago, are very clear on the Malays.

To create more misery, even Christian movements are moving in to divert Malays away from Islam. Being from a Syed family, we have been always been aware of this for a very long time as there had been an old warning that the Syeds' conversion from Islam will fetch a very high price for any church. Of course, I don't know much detail on that except for the fact that we were taught that the enemies of Islam have always been afraid and intimidated by the descendants of the Prophet Muhammad's family.


We have heard how Malay and Malay-looking priests were brought in from Singapore, Indonesia and the Phillipines for this purpose. The churches have special units now to gain more "Christian Malays Where is pas' stand on this? We know anwar supports acts of apostacy, and pas has always been ball-less on this issue. Dr Hassan Ali's expulsion from pas and his exco position for the raid on a church in Selangor is a big proof on that. As Islam in pas weakens (if there were any), and with pas' use of religion only to intimidate people into voting for them, do the Muslims in Malaysia stand a chance? Well, with pakatan getting more and more anti-Malaysia and anti-Islam in their stand, I guess the road is open wide.

I understand that some churches have begun using Allah in their sermons. So, which is it? Is Allah the father, son or the holy ghost? Or is He all three? Is the Holy Ghost the same as the Pengundi Hantu? How many do you worship? Can 3 be 1? I'm lost here...send me a priest, maybe we can do an exorcism.

Is the future of the Muslim Malays persecution? Will they be persecuted just because they are Muslims? With dap gaining advantage from anwar's NED strategy and pas' cowardice, looks like we are heading there. We do not know when the one-eyed, or the al-masikh will show himself, maybe he's here already, or maybe not, but his plans have been in place for a very long time. Muslim Malays are just a speck in his plans, but Muslims as a whole has always been a problem to him. It's a question of faith. We have read how poverty and misery caused Muslims to convert after being helped by agents of the church, or a "saviour". Remember that, when the one-eyed is about to appear, the world will be in such a misery where economic turmoil and a water-lacking world turned barren made people, Muslims or not, run in droves to embrace the al-masikh as a saviour.

Syawal is here. Let us rejoice for what we have, but spare a thought of what we will lose if we do not stop going at each other's throats. Think of what our children will never have once anwar sell us to his masters. Spare a thought to our brothers who are being persecuted. Give some time to ensure our children understand our faith well. Will our future generations be celebrating Eid-ul-Fitri, or Christmas? Will they be making pilgrimage to Mecca or the Holy Sepulchre? The one-eyed plan is still on-going, and we have yet to witness the emergence of the Mahdi.

Muslims must unite beyond politics.

As of that, I wish all Selamat Hari Raya Aidil Fitri, Maaf Zahir dan Batin. Bapak3 signing off. Wassalam

The One-Eyed Factor Behind Anwar - Saying What Has Been Said

There were times over and over again when we tried to inform people of these shadowy movements lurking behind anwar ibrahim and his so-called reformasi movement, but for that, we were branded as madmen, doom-sayers, lunatics and list goes on and on.

Today, by the grace of God, Malaysians have finally seen or at least, sensed the existence of this unsavoury existence of the one-eyed element manifesting within anwar's actions.

On the shadowy elements behind anwar and his so-called movements, check out the article below:

The foreign factor on April 28
By M. VEERA PANDIYAN, The Star, 10 May 12

Bersih’s peaceful supporters have the right to know the nexus between the ‘free and fair’ polls movement, the Pakatan Rakyat leader and foreign financial and political backers.

SOMETIMES, knowing too many people can be painful, especially when they try to draw you into political discussions in the most unlikely of places.

As a rule, I have always refrained from talking politics in restaurants or pubs but these days, it’s become a guideline that’s hard to keep.

It appears that, recently, almost everyone has become an expert on politics – even those who had never bothered to vote before, despite being in their 40s and 50s.

The problem with these new political pundits is that they want to convert you to their side and refuse to listen to alternate viewpoints.

There is no doubt that the April 28 Bersih 3.0 protest has created more such people besides widening the gap between supporters of Barisan Nasional and Pakatan Rakyat.

The rally, the biggest that the country has seen so far, is also significant because most of those who turned up did so in peace, seeking free and fair elections.

Understandably, this group is upset that Opposition politicians hijacked the rally which turned ugly in the end.

A new website – www.dearambiga.com – says in its introduction: “We are angry. Why?

Because Bersih should be an NGO by the people, for the people of all races, areas and political views.

“But in Bersih 3.0, some Pakatan Rakyat bosses took advantage of our noble cause for their own political interests and benefit!”

The website has a clip of a heated exchange between independent filmmaker Benji Lim and Pakatan Rakyat’s Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim over the hijacking of the rally.

It also has a petition titled “Time to stop Pakatan Rakyat hijacking our movement”, and urges visitors to e-mail Ambiga on the issue.

Perhaps, the peaceful people and those behind the website should take a closer look at allegations that bigger forces are behind the movement.

Tony Cartalucci of the Land Destroyer Report website, for example, says that Bersih’s leadership is being supported financially and politically by foreign organisations.

He cited a Malaysian Insider report on June 27, 2011 in which the Bersih leader admitted receiving money from two US organisations – the National Democratic Institute (NDI) and George Soros’ Open Society Institute (OSI) – for projects which she stressed were unrelated to the July 9 Bersih 2.0 march.

However, he wrote that the NDI website revealed that funding and training had indeed been provided before the organisation removed the information and replaced it with a more benign version, purged entirely of any mention of Bersih.

He said the NDI’s rushed obfuscation of any ties to the movement suggested “something more sinister at play”.

“That Anwar himself was Chair-man of the Development Committee of the World Bank and International Monetary Fund (IMF) in 1998, held lecturing positions at the School of Advanced International Studies at Johns Hopkins University, was a consultant to the World Bank, and a panelist at the Neo-Con lined NED’s Democracy Award and a panelist at an NED donation ceremony – the very same organisation whose subsidiaries are funding and supporting Bersih – casts irrefutable doubt on their official agenda for clean and fair elections,” he wrote.

As such, Cartalucci said claims by Bersih supporters that Anwar had hijacked their movement rang hollow when looking at both his and Bersih’s entwined foreign financial and political backers.

He said with Bersih leaders’ recipients of aid from NED and OSI, and Anwar being a functionary of the IMF, it was certain that no matter how genuine Bersih’s rank and file might be, the fruits of their efforts would be the destabilisation and neo-recolonisation of a country that had fought long and hard to work its way out from Western imperialism.

If indeed the movement is about civil society’s rights to free and fair elections, Malaysians deserve to know more about these links.

But I doubt if people would rush to check the veracity of such reports or demand an explanation.

Blame it on what psychologists call “confirmation bias”. It is the propensity to look for what confirms one’s beliefs and ignore what contradicts them. It’s more pronounced when it comes to politics.

> Associate Editor M. Veera Pandiyan likes this quote by English philosopher William Penn: Passion is the mob of the man, that commits a riot upon his reason.

Was it all necessary in the first place? For anwar, it seems that the politics of anger is about to devour him alive. People were angry with the government back in 2008 during the nitwit and son-in-law's reign. Najib's diplomacy and radical transformations seemed to be in favor of Malaysians on the whole, much to anwar's ire. With much to gain from the programs and policies, anger has been long discarded and this put anwar's dream in jeopardy. For pakatan to keep their dreams of winning alive, they need people to remain angry. Spin and spin, lies after lies but nothing seem to work, and they had banked a lot on the bersih program.

Bersih 3.0 was supposed to be viral, or at least on paper, which was supposed to lead to a major revolt, overthrowing the government and implementing a regime change to which anwar would benefit, and it all started with a few simple instructions to his refreshing dessert, azmin ali just be fore anwar disappeared from view totally. It was the beginning of the biggest flop ever, and like the movie Heaven's Gate, it was hugely budgeted, massively constructed but tanked dismally. Anwar still wakes up every morning, asking himself, "Why am I still not a President?" The anger most Malaysians have now is with anwar and his pakatan for the massive destruction they had caused to the taxpayers.

Will his sponsors now commit to a bigger and more unscrupulous, more massive scaled riot called Bersih 4? Rumours has it that the next bersih riot will be held during the general election, with riots to be conducted if Pakatan loses. Will that happen? With the huge budgets they have distributed and failure after failure that were returned, would those NGOs dare to sponsor a regime change on behest of one chap who's lusting for power?

Constitution Under Siege - The Usurpers

The new year sure starts with a bang: Tenang by-election, Merlimau coming up, Selangor crisis...well, at least pas in Kedah are still hiding away with their tails between their legs after the floods and Kedah SATO fiasco.

The fight for total power (and cash domination) is Selangor is getting slightly...or totally out of hand. The battle that started with Khalid Ibrahim trying to oust the Selangor State Secretary is upping its ante, bit by bit.

I have been waiting for quite some time to see what amendments to the state constitution Pakatan Rakyat is trying to dabble with. For that, I refer to Y.B. Zul Nordin's blog, where he had given an unofficial draft:

"It is hereby encated by the Legislature of the State of Selangor as follows:

1. This Enactment may be cited as the Laws of Selangor (Second Part (Amendment) Enacment 2011.

2. Article 52 of the Second Part of the Laws of the Constitution of Selangor 1959 which this Enacment is refered to as 'the Second Part of the Constitution' is amended -

a. by substituting for the clause (1) the following clause:

1. His Highness shall on the recommendation of the State Service Commission established under Chapter 10 by His Sign Manual and State Seal appoint a person holding whole time office of in the State public Services to be the State Secretary, State Legal Adviser and the State Financial Officer respectively;

PROVIDED that before acting on the recommendation of the State Service Commission His Highness shall consider the advice of the Menteri Besar and may once refer the recommendation back to the State Service Commission in order that it may be reconsidered".*

Finally, it's nice to see that the lawyers and law-makers in Pakatan Rakyat of Selangor finally put their skill to the paper. But even then, their wordy close-one-eye illusion is not really fooling anybody. To YB Zul and to many people, it seems to be a long-winded way of saying that the HRH The Sultan of Selangor has the power to appoint anybody as he State Secretary, State Legal Adviser and the State Financial Officer respectively, AS LONG AS it is the one desired by the Menteri Besar...yes, you guessed it, Khalid Ibrahim, who is stutteringly looking for his balls.

Maybe they can fool this with people like mahfuz, but Malaysians are smarter. Magnify it a bit more: The Sultan can appoint anybody as long as Anwar Ibrahim and DAP states who the person is.

In short, this crisis is beginning to look more as usurping the royal authority of the Sultan. I wonder how long they will take to amend the powers of the Sultan, say, the state can spend the zakat collection to any poor people, as long as DAP dictates so. As everybody knows it already, constitutional crisis by pakatan is usually created by pakatan as a test to see what further damage can be done elsewhere. In the Malay states, the Sultan is the Protector of the Muslims and the Malays, keep trimming their power, we might have nothing to protect us after that.

Anyway, I'm still wondering where anwar is: the challenger to debate by Gobala, Ummi, and a few more are still unanswered...but then again, he never responded to Saiful Bukhary's sumpah laknat either.