Kit Siang calls ex-judge racist champion for warning Chinese of Malay backlash

By Emily Ding
May 15, 2013

KUALA LUMPUR, May fifteen DAP veteran Lim Kit Siang has called former Court of Appeal Judge Mohd Noor Abdullah a racist champion for his new statements notice a Chinese of a recoil from a Malays for their alleged betrayal opposite Barisan Nasional (BN) in Election 2013.

The Gelang Patah MP (picture) pronounced which a ex-judges debate was unworthy of a chairman of tall office because of a seditiousness as well as abomination of Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razaks 1Malaysia ideal.

I have seen a video of Mohd Noors debate which is unquestionably a most divisive, destructive, racist as well as factious debate ever made in Malaysia in 44 years, Lim pronounced in a statement today.

He was referring to a debate a former judge gave three days ago during a forum titled GE13 post-mortem: Muslim care as well as survival, organised by a UiTM Malaysia Alumni Association as well as Gabungan Pelajar Melayu Semenanjung (GPMS).

Mohd Noor, who now sits upon a Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) complaints committee, had reportedly accused a Chinese of plotting to seize domestic power from a Malays, notwithstanding already carrying benefited economically from a Malays palm of friendship.

When Malays are betrayed, there is a recoil as well as a Chinese contingency bear a consequences of a Malay backlash, he was quoted as saying upon independent headlines portal Malaysiakini.

Lim slammed a police as well as a attorney-general for unwell to arrest, charge as well as take to court a former judge for mutiny in undermining a countrys secular harmony.

I feel all uneasy which anyone, let alone a chairman of Mohd Noors stature as former Court of Appeal judge, could spew such racist as well as chauvinist poison with immunity ! as well as impunity, utterly forward of a grave harm they could do to destroy a fabric of Malaysias plural society, he said.

Post-Election 2013 has seen scores of BN as well as BN-friendly leaders take potshots during a Chinese community for their clear subsidy of sovereign opposition Pakatan Rakyat (PR) during a tumultuous polls final week.

But while they disagree which it had been a Chinese tsunami which had cost BN to bleed seats, analysts as well as PR leaders have denied this, arguing which it was some-more accurately an urban-rural divide.

Umno-owned daily Utusan Malaysia has also been pulling a perspective which a Chinese are to blame for BNs lifeless election formula notwithstanding a win, publishing headlines as well as editorials with headlines such as Apa lagi Cina mahu? (What some-more do Chinese want?)