they never knew anything else

have they commented on economy? finance? technology? none. coz they know sheet about anything else

Many of the liberal malays are hypocrites.
Let them cut their nose to spite their face. It's not going to hurt us (moderate muslim) that much given our way of life.

how?

They kept on mentioning he is the first in their community. We're all Malaysians no need to say u first he last 

Hadi's son-in-law warns legal action, Sim says 'bring it on, racist'

PAS leader Zaharuddin Muhammad has threatened legal action against Human Resources Minister Steven Sim and a social news site for allegedly twisting his recent controversial "racist" remarks.

However, Sim was unperturbed by the warning from PAS president Abdul Hadi Awang’s son-in-law, saying he was up for a court battle.
https://www.malaysiakini.com/news/747279

and that warrants his post to be racist? 

Nope. He concerns about foreigner issue

what foreign issue? mamakthir parents also foreigner also but he become PM, twice. 

PAS warns of disciplinary action over insensitive remarks


PETALING JAYA: PAS says it will not hesitate to take disciplinary action against any of its members who engage in insensitive behaviour that undermines national unity and fosters disharmony.

PAS secretary-general Takiyuddin Hassan said a controversial Facebook post by a division chief regarding newly promoted lieutenant-general Johnny Lim was completely against the party’s stance.

Lim’s promotion made him the first senior Malaysian Chinese officer to attain the three-star rank, and Takiyuddin stressed that the appointment was a historic event that should be celebrated by all Malaysians.

“Diversity and differences in background should never be used as a reason or justification to treat any member of society unfairly,” he said in a statement tonight.

“Nor should they be used as grounds to deny progress, opportunities, achievements, abilities, or the legitimate aspirations of any individual or group.

“Racism or racial attitudes in any form or colour have no place in PAS and are incompatible with the nation’s broader cultural values and national aspirations.”

Yesterday, Sungai Buloh PAS chief Zaharudin Muhammad speculated in a Facebook post about Malaysia having its first Chinese prime minister in the next 30 to 40 years.

The post included a screenshot of a news report on Lim’s promotion to lieutenant-general, with a caption stating that the image was merely for decorative purposes.

Zaharudin has since said the image of Lim had no connection to the “satirical message” in his posting, which drew a public backlash. The post has since been deleted.

Takiyuddin said the post was in complete contradiction to official policies, resolutions and vision of PAS, as outlined in its constitution, resolutions of its annual general meetings, party meetings or official statements.

He said PAS remains committed to upholding the principles and realities of Malaysia’s ethnic and religious diversity, which is a “unique and valuable” feature of Malaysian society that must be “nurtured carefully”.

Takiyuddin said PAS clearly demonstrated this when it agreed to amend the party’s constitution to allow non-Muslims to become members of the Islamic party.

“The talent, achievements, progress and success of any Malaysian in any field should be a cause for collective celebration, not the opposite.

“PAS extends its congratulations to lieutenant-general Lim,” he said.

https://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/...nsitive-remarks

 

A PAS figure has courted backlash over his social media post, appearing to take issue with the appointment of Malaysia’s first Chinese lieutenant general.

Taking to Facebook yesterday, Sungai Buloh PAS division chief Zaharuddin Muhammad penned a brief news report from the future to supposedly illustrate his stance against the milestone.

https://www.malaysiakini.com/news/747138

🧵 Lieutenant General Datuk Johnny Lim Eng Seng, who made history as the first ethnic Chinese officer to achieve the rank of Lieutenant General in the Malaysian Armed Forces (MAF), officially retired today.

🎖️🇲🇾  1/6 Defence Minister Datuk Seri Mohamed Khaled Nordin shared the news, expressing gratitude for Lt Gen Lim's dedicated service and contributions to the nation and military.

🎖️🇲🇾 2/6 Lt Gen Lim made history in June when he was promoted to the three-star rank, a significant milestone for ethnic Chinese representation in the MAF's top echelons.

🎖️🇲🇾 3/6 The Melaka-born officer began his military journey after joining the 25th Regular Commissioning Course and trained at the prestigious Royal Military Academy Sandhurst in the United Kingdom.

🎖️🇲🇾 4/6 He was subsequently commissioned into the Royal Ranger Regiment, embarking on a distinguished career that saw him rise through the ranks.

🎖️🇲🇾 5/6 Throughout his service, Lt Gen Lim held various key appointments, including Commandant of the National Resilience College, Chief Instructor at the Army Combat Training Centre (PULADA), and Commander of the 31st Infantry Brigade.

🎖️🇲🇾 6/6 His promotion was widely seen as a testament to the MAF's commitment to meritocracy and inclusiveness, inspiring greater diversity within the armed forces.