IT is amusing to see someone like the Red Shirts chief Dato' Jamal Yunos who calls for 'war and bloodbath' all the time, has finally been punched on the nose.
What is even more bewildering is this 'violence-advocating' man is now crying for justice to be served against his attacker, when all this while he has been hurling threats and violent rampage through his Red Shirts buddies.
What goes around comes around, and we can only say 'Serves Him Right'!
Although Wanita MCA has never agreed to any street demonstration especially Bersih 5.0 which has obviously violated its origin objective and is now acting more pro opposition to create chaos; nevertheless we are alarmed by PKR Wanita chief Zuraida Kamaruddin's claims that Jamal Yunos is again threatening her party workers by saying he will slash (cincang) them all.
We want the police to take a tougher stand on the Red Shirts and Jamal Yunos following 50 police reports lodged against him and his movement following the clash on Nov 13.
In fact IGP Tan Sri Khalid Abu Bakar should not dismiss his 'threats' as merely 'war of words' and condone him to pursue Zuraida further, as this may lead to untoward incidents which will embolden the Red Shirts supporters some more.
Although he is an Umno leader, he has violated the spirit of Barisan Nasional (BN) and 1Malaysia which upholds peace, harmony and unity of the country.
He is acting like the Opposition or any pro-Opposition party members who are doing nothing constructive but create chaos and tarnish the image of the ruling BN government and the country.
This is "not helping but" has proven effective in drawing attention and sympathy from the public towards “helpless” women like Bersih 2.0 chairperson Maria Chin and PKR Wanita chief Zuraida Kamaruddin!
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Wanita MCA would like to urge Jamal Yunos to stop intimidating people, especially women. We have had enough of his show of 'manly arrogance' and it is time for him to learn his lesson!
Datuk Heng Seai Kie
Wanita MCA Chairman
Adviser on National Unity & Integration in the Prime Minister’s Department
Media Statement
Wed Nov 16 2016
Heng finds it ironic that Jamal, whom she described as a 'violence-advocating' man, is now crying for justice to be served against his attacker.
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