Pengorbanan buruh India di landasan keretapi maut Kanchanapuri
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Mereka kebanyakan hidup miskin..jadi British ambik mereka jadi kuli british dengan gaji kecil..mereka cakap orang india memajukan Malaysia...buat jalan keretapi dan bangunan...mereka bukan memajukan Malaysia,tapi mereka membantu penjajah mengaut keuntungan dan hasil bumi Malaysia...kalau mereka tidak di bayar gaji..mereka tak akan melakukan kerja itu
Masa ni dia rakyat Malaysia ke..Atau pekerja British ..🤣🤣🤣
Merdeka was not achieved by one race alone. Indians, Chinese, Malays, Sabahans, Sarawakians, all built this nation together with sweat, sacrifice, taxes, labour, and loyalty. When the country needed workers to build roads, railways, estates, businesses, schools, and the economy, nobody said “go back.” Our grandparents stood together during hardship, independence, and nation-building. So after generations of contributing to the country, why suddenly tell people to “go back”? Back to where? Many of us were born here, grew up here, and know no other home except Malaysia. A nation becomes stronger when its people stand united, not when they divide each other by race. Respect should go both ways. Patriotism is not determined by skin colour or ancestry, but by love, contribution, and loyalty to the country. We cannot celebrate unity during Merdeka and preach division the next day. Malaysia belongs to every citizen who works hard, respects the nation, and calls it home.
THE PSYCHOLOGICAL ANATOMY OF THE "TROJAN HORSE" CHARGE
Recent internal branding of potential strategic partners—specifically P. Waytha Moorthy and his political influence —as a "Trojan Horse" must be scrutinised for what it truly is: a fear-based projection.
In political psychology, the "Trojan Horse" label is deployed when an establishment figure feels their personal control or ideological monopoly is threatened. This Sudden Shift in behaviour from certain MPs (e.g., the Member for Lumut) typically indicates:
Compromised Interests: The MP may, knowingly or unknowingly, be helping the Madani administration by blocking PN's growth. Anwar Ibrahim faces significant risks in the next GE, especially since he reportedly no longer enjoys the support of Chinese and Indian voters. Waytha Moorthy, influential among the Indian community, could shift these voters towards PN.
Perikatan Nasional holds 62 seats. To reach a 112-seat majority, it must win mixed and marginal urban-fringe seats.
In at least 30 Parliament seats, the Indian vote (averaging 10–15%) will determine the winner, especially in a 3-corner contest in GE16.
Waytha Moorthy, as a veteran activist close to the B40 Indian grassroots, can provide the swing needed to win these seats for PN.
By branding Moorthy a "threat," PN concedes 30 seats to the Madani coalition. This ensures PN will likely stay in opposition. If the Indian community shifts toward PN, 1/3 of Cabinet ministers and the PM could fall.
I invite you to analyse these seats:
1. Tambun - Anwar Ibrahim
2. Bagan Datuk - Datuk Zahid Hamidi
3. Seremban - Anthony Loke
4. Kota Raja - Mat Sabu
5. Teluk Intan - Nga Kor Ming
6. Rembau - Mat Hassan
7. Lembah Pantai - Fahmi Fadzil
8. Setia Wangsa - Nik Nazmi
9. Nibong Tebal - Fadlina Sidek
10. Sekijang - Dr. Zaliha Mustafa
The real "Trojan Horse" threat is not the leader seeking a partnership with PN and potentially gaining voters, but rather the insider who wrongly labels allies to safeguard the seats of Anwar Ibrahim and key Madani ministers for personal or group advantage.
The Madani government will likely use all means to prevent an alliance with Waytha. By entertaining the "Trojan Horse" narrative, PN leadership risks executing the Prime Minister’s own defensive strategy.
Is there an agenda to keep PAS and PN as a regional, single-base entity rather than a Federal Government?
Raja Mohan Semban
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Sesi Eksklusif Bersama Peguam Negara India
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Welcome to Malaysia
Raja belit Dunia 😂😂😂
Welcome sangi
Kes Waytha lwn Anwar. Peguam akui Anwar tidak dapat pembatalan hilang layak bertanding
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