The one right that malays need is the right to kick greedy and corrupt malay elites out of power.
And the people who love bribing them need to be kicked too, because no point if they kick corrupt elites only and the scammers who like to bribe them begin the whole process over again with new rulers.
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SUCH is the challenge tabled to the coalition of 700 Malay-Muslim NGOs which have confirmed their participation in the PERKASA-led Himpunan Melayu Berdaulat rally slated for this Saturday (May 24) in Kuala Lumpur to protest the government’s alleged failure to defend Malay-Muslims interests in Malaysia.
Admitting that she is not a Madani government backer, Siti Kasim said she still found it difficult to fathom “which Malay-Muslim rights have been eroded or diminished”.
“There’re 150 Malay-Muslim MPs; 90% of our civil servants are made up of Malays; 90% of our uniform units are made up of Malays while another 80-85% of teachers in national schools are Malays,” the human rights activist and lawyer asserted in her latest YouTube rant.
“The Malays constitutes roughly 60% of the Malaysian population; 80% of undergraduates at public universities are Malay-Muslims; and Malays are even eligible for preferential treatment in the form of special equity holding in the private sector.”
“Has the Bumiputera property ownership discount withdrawn by the government? Kindly list down what rights of yours have diminished or stolen from you?”
The president of Malay-rights group PERKASA expects this Saturday’s rally to attract up to 20,000 participants and over 1,000 NGOs.
On this note, Siti Kasim chided Syed Hassan for denying that the rally is a political gathering yet at the same time welcomed politicians to attend in their personal capacity.
“Don’t think we’re fools for your action revolves around politics whereby you play up Malay rights and religious sentiments. Those who attend the May 24 protest are a shameless lot who deserved to be looked down upon.” she lambasted. Source: https://focusmalaysia.my/siti-kasim-to-mala...ve-been-stolen/
ada melayu bukan Islam ke? If takde why need to say melayu Islam?
This one kena spin kao kao. This is not about their rights. This is about the person's rights. Hak individu. If you dictate another person's religion, means you are imposing your will on others. Then this is not kebebasan. This is kekuasaan
Most importantly this is not even Hak Melayu. What Hak Melayu? The woman is an Indian, who is not a Bumiputera, who don't even have any "Hak Istimewa"...
i think she is correct again lot of people commented the same thing on social media already basically most of the rank are melayu and yet they feel threaten and their hak getting tarnished?
many are question which hak?
hak is nonsense, is more like jealously. most big private companies are own by non.
But they talk like if its the government who gave them such wealth and not because they earned it by their capabilities. You can never convince a racist person.
The government can give all the projects to them, but do they have such capabilities , skills and experienced to handle or not?
according to Gemini, Forbes Malaysia 50 richest in 2025
chinese descent 72% malay descent 14% Indian descent 6% Other descent 8%
turun padang!
Means nothing. Daim has RM2 billion in assets, as confirmed by MACC. That alone should put him in Top 50 assuming he has no other debts (assuming if he was alive still)
Of course, this can be applied for any other hidden billionaires of any race out there anyway.
Forbes can only measure people with publicly known wealth (aka public companies)
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