Malaysia Needs No Foreign Interference
Press Statement by
Datuk Huan Cheng Guan
Vice-President, Love
Malaysia Party (Parti Cinta Malaysia)
23rd December
2015
Malaysia has rocked the world
with its firm stand in recent legislation changes and court judgements. The
United States Embassy (February 10th 2015 tinyurl.com/hp83tkv ), European External
Action Service (February 10th 2015 tinyurl.com/pzab7ka)
and the United Nations (November 2nd 2015 tinyurl.com/j7sfmse) tried to
meddle in her affairs but the European Union (December 17th 2015 tinyurl.com/zt8khva) has now joined
the fray.
These organizations seem to operate
from the same template in that every single one saw it fit to interfere in
Malaysia’s affairs, namely:
·
the conviction of Anwar Ibrahim
·
the arrest of Nurul Izzah
·
the recent amendment to the Sedition Act
New issues include a call to
release political detainees, namely former opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim, to
revoke anti-gay and anti-sodomy laws in the country and to scrap the National
Security Council Bill.
It defies logic how throughout one
year, there can be such carefully orchestrated public calls that shows utter
disrespect to the sovereignty of Malaysia by slamming the Malaysian government and court of
law and bypassing any form of dialogue or diplomatic engagement.
Is Malaysia so important to command so much attention
or is it Anwar Ibrahim who is the important one?
Despite the convenience of video
conferences or face-to-face dialogues, these groups have seen it fit not to
seek an audience with the government but chose to put Malaysia in negative
light via the path of disrespect.
Malaysia is an independent nation
that answers to no colonial master.
Yet, what is it that unites these
patronizing organizations under the mask of freedom of expression when they do
not allow Malaysia the freedom to exercise their right to enforce laws for the
good of its citizens?
It is common knowledge that Anwar
Ibrahim and his motley crew of Opposition leaders and supporters freely travel
overseas to shame the name of Malaysia. Their lies deceive the world into
thinking that not all is right in the home front when all the government has
done is to enforce and to create laws that maintain peace, security, and
harmony for its citizens.
Most outrageously, while
proclaiming the need for freedom of expression, these busybody nations refuse
to allow Malaysia to practice its democratic right to rule this country with
the mandate given to them via the ballot box.
While all kinds of scandals, issues
and moral problems rage like wildfire in those nations, their leaders prefer to
ignore these just so they can do their Boy Scout duty to help Anwar Ibrahim and
his ilk.
Many of the recent EEAS statements
on Malaysian issues are pathetic two-paragraphed statements, which seem to
indicate feeble token voices of support for Anwar Ibrahim and his cohort.
These organizations would have
greater credibility if they spent their time and resources on problems raging
in their own backyard.
You have your own government and
laws and you do not see Malaysia sending her envoys to object to how you rule
your country.
Accord us the same respect we have
shown all other nations. After all,
respect is a value that is free of charge and almost effortless, that is if you
have a heart and the right perspective to life, countries and governments.
I am sure that is not too difficult
for nations, which have a longer history than Malaysia.
Having said that, bear in mind no
one but Malaysian rulers, lawmakers and citizens (via the right channels) have
the right to criticize decisions made by the government.
If any other non-Malaysian is
genuinely interested in Malaysian affairs, please give up your citizenship,
come to Malaysia on the MM2H program or apply for PR and then perhaps you can
play a more respectable and credible role as the vox populi.
Until then, just MYOB and let
Malaysia do what she has to do.
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