The judge must be a closet islamophobic as well.

O’Connor, who was appointed to the bench in 2010, is known for being tough: Between 2014 and 2019, he has denied 96 percent of asylum cases.

i guess because it went so viral here there was sufficient proof of what would have happened if you were deported?

Posting in legend Alvin Tan thread

I have a confession to make

I ter-watched your production videos awhile back

What do you do now for work?

Was the shoot with Elle Lee a great experience? Heard that stars can be a real pain to deal with

from a comment from https://www.facebook.com/groups/MalaysiaHom...67360509531549/

Good for him—everyone deserves a second chance. It’s a reminder for all of us to uphold our core Asian values of mutual respect and living in harmony. Thank you, fellow Malaysians, for making it clear that his actions crossed the line and went against our Rukun Negara. Even the most liberal among us would be offended by such deliberate disrespect toward Islam. At the end of the day, we just want to live in peace—and for those who didn’t know, what he did went far beyond what he claimed in his posts.

A. Criticising Islam openly – Alvin Tan compared Islam to Nazism and called it a "dangerous ideology." He pushed for the separation of mosque and state.
B. Mocking Islamic practices – In 2015, he posted a video of himself singing the Azan (call to prayer) while playing a keyboard, which many viewed as disrespectful.
C. Desecrating the Quran – He later uploaded a comic strip showing himself defecating and wiping with a page from the Quran, sparking outrage across the Muslim world.
D. Provocative Ramadan post – He and Vivian Lee once posted a “Selamat Berbuka Puasa” greeting with a pork dish (bak kut teh), which was seen as mocking Muslim fasting practices.
E. Fleeing from court – While on bail for sedition and obscenity charges, he left Malaysia and refused to return, avoiding court proceedings.
F. Posting explicit content – On his blog “Sumptuous Erotica,” he shared nude photos, sex videos, and personal writings, challenging local social norms.
G. Promoting atheism aggressively – He often attacked religious beliefs online and declared religion, especially Islam, as a threat to freedom.
H. Boasting about porn career – He openly spoke about joining the adult film industry and justified it as an act of free expression.
I. Insulting Malaysian institutions – He regularly criticised the Malaysian monarchy, government, and legal system in his posts and interviews.
I know he’s chosen his path. But if he were my friend, I’d still tap him on the shoulder and ask to talk, heart to heart. I’d want to understand why he holds such a deep grudge against Islam—“Who hurt you, bro?” I say that with sincerity, because I know some people carry real pain. I believe no one becomes bitter without a reason. And as Malaysians, we’re like siblings—we only have each other, and only we can help each other heal.
Imagine all the years of lost opportunities spent fighting a battle he’ll never win—pushing for an atheistic or secular Malaysia. It’s not something that will happen, not even in a hundred years. We need that same courage and energy, but channelled in the right direction. Just imagine if he had grown wiser, with the right mindset, and became a political leader—he could’ve been a promising anak muda. Sad.
1. 1988 – Alvin Tan Jye Yee was born in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
2. 2006 – He received an ASEAN scholarship to study law at the National University of Singapore (NUS).
3. 2012 – Alvin and his girlfriend Vivian Lee launched the blog “Sumptuous Erotica,” sharing explicit photos and sex videos.
4. 2012 – NUS suspended Alvin and revoked his scholarship following public backlash.
5. July 2013 – Alvin and Vivian posted a “Selamat Berbuka Puasa” photo featuring bak kut teh, a pork dish.
6. July 2013 – Both were arrested and charged under the Sedition Act and Film Censorship Act.
7. August 2013 – They were granted bail but continued to face public criticism and legal pressure.
8. 2014 – Alvin skipped a court date and fled to the United States.
9. 2014 – He applied for political asylum, claiming persecution for exercising free speech.
10. 2015 – Vivian Lee was sentenced to six months in jail after being found guilty under the Film Censorship Act.
11. 2015–2017 – From the U.S., Alvin posted more anti-Islam and anti-government content on Facebook and YouTube.
12. 2016 – He began exploring work in the adult entertainment industry.
13. 2017–2019 – Alvin got involved in cryptocurrency trading and software development.
14. 2020 onwards – He continued running a SaaS business and promoting controversial views online.