That extremist must've gotten sick of changing his oldman diapers everytime he sees those girls on the street.

lol u butthurt meh?

This post has been edited by amxpayne67: Apr 29 2017, 05:55 PM

Both almost the same.

Limpeh also fed up.

Im so hard right now...argh...

Ke arah negara TN50 Taliban

Tournament director's defence statement coming soon.......


I was misquoted !!!!!!

imagine if he goes to town and see lots of amois dressing far shorter than that?

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https://thecoverage.my/news/is-he-the-sicke...er-in-malaysia/
http://www.albawaba.com/editorchoice/malay...used-sex-395941

I am speechless ...such monster....

Why can''t he just fap to JAV like everyone else!!!!

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Can't cause it is haram

nah

Bukan ke Muslim yang sibuk pasal apa yang dipakai non Muslim?
Banyak cepat terangsang dgn cara pemakaian budak kecik pulak tu

Like small girls kot

Pedo

https://www.themalaysianinsight.com/s/2286/


Chess player not forced to drop out of tourney, say organisers
Published on 29 Apr 2017 5:50PM ·
By Low Han Shaun ·

Chess player not forced to drop out of tourney, say organisers

Malaysian Chess Federation information officer Amirul Mohamad says the 12-yer-old girl was not forced to withdraw from the competition, as alleged by certain quarters. – The Malaysian Insight pic, April 29, 2017.

THE 12-year old chess district champion at the centre of a media frenzy over her dressing during a competition last week was not forced to withdraw but had done so willingly, according to the tournament organisers.

Malaysian Chess Federation (MCF) information officer Amirul Mohamad said the "dignified appearance" for chess tournaments differs according to situations and is usually to be decided by the chief arbiter and tournament director.

"For example, during this year’s women's world championship in Iran, the organiser wanted participants to wear a scarf.

"So the chief arbiter or tournament director can impose a certain dress code based on the situation at hand," he told The Malaysian Insight.

Amirul said while dress codes were a part of all internationally recognised chess tournaments, violations rarely, if ever, led to disqualifications.

According to Amirul, the girl had played in the first round of the tournament on April 14 when the arbiters noticed that her skirt appeared too short when she was seated. After her match, she was asked to change before the next round.

"The girl played in the first round, then the other arbiters including the chief arbiter noticed her attire.

"The chief arbiter spoke to her during the second round about her attire. After the second round she went with her mom to the tournament secretariat table to hand her letter of withdrawal with her signature. She wasn't forced at all," he said.

The girl's mother, Chin Wai Ling, has said she expected tournament organisers to apologise over the incident, and said she has issued a letter demanding an explanation.

In a response letter addressed to Chin, tournament director Sofian Yusof said there had been no official protest from the girl at the time of the incident, nor was there an appeal against the dress code.

"The organiser (tournament official and the school) had advised your daughter to dress accordingly for the following days since the tournament was being played inside a school compound under the Ministry of Education,” he said in the letter.

According to MCF’s Amirul, the whole issue was blown out of proportion due to a Facebook post by a third party who was not there at the tournament.

"The Facebook post was made by a third party who wasn't even there at the tournament. It wasn't made by the mother or the player, so it is actually untrue.

"Even the coach wasn't there at the playing hall, so how can he make a statement if he is not there?"

The tournament director has lodged a police report towards the Facebook user that "spinned" the story, said Amirul.

The National Scholastic chess tournament was held in Sekolah Sultan Alam Shah, Putrajaya and was jointly organised by the MCF and Ministry of Education as a recognised World Chess Federation (FIDE) event.

Yesterday, the girl's coach Kausal Khandhar and mother told The Star Online that the player was forced to withdraw from the chess championship due to her failure to change her attire.

Chief Arbiter Chan Kwai Keong issued a statement today saying that the issue will be further investigated by an Appeals Committee.

"The organisers do not admit to the complainant's version of the events. The organisers, however, will refrain from making a statement, as they wish to allow the Appeals Committee all opportunities to make an impartial and fair decision," he said in the statement. – April 29, 2017.

bodoh punya spesis .. duduk dlm gua la

I'm waiting for Hexism comic on this


done dakwah

bump for the lulz

Nearlee

bodonya...takda otak ke...

after told by random old man the what the kid is wearing make her look like a seductive slut~

they still expected the 12 year old kid to official protest at the old man who is seduce by her... does they thinks she want to get "married"?

Ownself horny blames the girl for exposing her knee pulak, yup the holy guy got aroused by just looking at her knee. Lol!

see die2 still don't want to admit he is wrong....