In a joint press statement entitled ‘Stop Forcing Our Faith: Sabah and Sarawak Demand Respect for Religious Freedom’, the organisation said they are outraged and deeply appalled by the allegations against UiTM.

“This is not just an attack on the religious freedom of our people – it is an affront to the dignity, identity, and autonomy of Sabah and Sarawak.

“Let us be clear: Sabah and Sarawak formed Malaysia under the Malaysia Agreement 1963 (MA63) with the assurance that our religious and cultural rights would be respected. What we are seeing now is a blatant betrayal of that promise.

“These allegations — if true — prove that the federal government and institutions like UiTM have no regard for the feelings or beliefs of the indigenous people of Sabah and Sarawak,” the societies claimed in a statement.

They said UiTM was created to support Bumiputera students, not to impose religious conformity. The societies stressed non-Muslim students should not be subjected to dakwah programmes or any kind of forced religious indoctrination.

“It is deeply offensive to the followers of other religions in Sabah and Sarawak who are now being treated as second-class citizens in their own homeland. “How dare the federal government allow this kind of disrespect to persist? Have they forgotten that Sabah and Sarawak are equal partners in Malaysia, not colonies to be manipulated? Do the leaders in Putrajaya not understand that our people’s trust and goodwill are being shattered by such actions?” said the statement.

The groups demanded an immediate and public explanation from Minister of Higher Education Datuk Seri Zambry Abdul Kadir on the issue. “What are you doing to protect the constitutional rights of non-Muslim Bumiputera students? Enough is enough. The people of Sabah and Sarawak will not stand by while our cultural and religious identity is systematically undermined,” the group said.

“This is not just about religion – it is about respect, fairness, and the future of Malaysia as a multicultural nation. We demand justice, accountability, and an end to this blatant disregard for the feelings and rights of other religious communities in Sabah and Sarawak.”

The statement was signed by Global Human Rights Federation Malaysia deputy president Peter John Jaban; Borneo’s Plight in Malaysia Foundation president Daniel John Jambun; Sabah Sarawak Rights Australia New Zealand president Robert Pei; Republic of Sabah North Borneo president Moses Anap; Persatuan Pembangunan Sosial Komuniti Sabah president Jovilis Majami; Pertubuhan Kebajikan Rumpun Dayak Sabah president Cleftus Stephen Mojingol; and Forum Adat Dataran Tanah Tinggi Borneo advisor Ricky Ganang.

The issue has also caught the attention of Michael Kong – special assistant to Sarawak Democratic Action Party chairman Chong Chieng Jen – and human rights activist and lawyer Siti Kasim.

Author Preeta Samarasan recently claimed on Facebook that non-Muslim UiTM students were being forced to attend Islamic events and alleged UiTM required students in certain degree programmes to fulfil a conversion quota before they can graduate.

Extermination Camps

The Holocaust, known in Hebrew as the Shoah

By summer 1942, deportations were systematic across those parts of Europe occupied by the Nazis. The convoys which arrived in Auschwitz-Birkenau came from Poland, but also from western and southern Europe. Hitler issued an order for all Polish Jews to be killed before December 1942.

The United States refused to publish an official denunciation of the extermination of Europe’s Jews, despite being well informed by clandestine reports and alerted by telegrams. News of the Soviet victory in Stalingrad reached the Warsaw ghetto.The course of the war was starting to tip in the Allies’ favor, and the Third Reich’s armies were being pushed back.

For the survivors of the ghetto, there was nothing left to lose. In April 1943, the ghetto rose up. In August, then in October 1943, the prisoners in Treblinka and Sobibor revolted. But Himmler ordered the units of Special Action 1005 to erase all trace of the genocide in the extermination camps. On the morning of 3 November 1943, the liquidation of the Majdanek camp began: Jews were shot dead in ditches.

By nightfall, 18,000 people had died. In all the death camps, the men of Special Action 1005 disinterred bodies and built huge pyres, grinding the ashes so no trace remained. The gas chambers, the crematoriums, the shacks; everything was destroyed. The Allied advance pushed ahead at greater pace and Hungary considered switching sides and joining them.

In March 1944, the Wehrmacht occupied the country, and the deportation of 437,000 Hungarian Jews to Auschwitz began several weeks later. As the noose tightened on the Nazi regime, caught between the Red Army to the east and to the west by the Anglo-Americans who had landed in Normandy in June 1944, many camps were evacuated between August and November of that year, amid scenes of untold chaos and violence.

When the Red Army entered Auschwitz, Treblinka and Majdanek, the camps had ceased to operate and were practically empty; only those too weak to have been “evacuated” were still there. In the eyes of certain high-ranking Nazis like Himmler, salvation was now a matter of negotiating a surrender, but the opportunity quickly evaporated. Hitler then Goebbels committed suicide, as the Red Army entered Berlin.

On 8 May, Germany surrendered unconditionally, and the Third Reich was at an end. Himmler was captured at the end of May by the British and also committed suicide. With the end of the Second World War, the Allies began to organize the return of prisoners of war and deportees. Fewer than 1,000 people survived the death camps of Chelmno, Treblinka, Belzec, and Sobibor, out of 1.85 million deported.

Shouting and tunjuk perasaan on Fridays is largely irrelevant hot gas...Now the new US Govt is even more supportive of Israel...all those leftist, students, foreigners rioting on US campus, cities gone to Dust! Achieved NOTHING Just like the Madani chap wasting time and tax payers money flying around, drinking tea and talking.

Drawing from her own experiences and extensive research, Hirsi Ali explores how these beliefs perpetuate a dangerous cycle of exploitation and silence. Having sex with a child is the most depraving behaviour in the world. Ayaan has been speaking out against these problems concerning Islam for years.She herself has been a victim of this barbaric ,mysogonistic behaviour in Somalia where she was born. She is a very intelligent and brave woman. As a Pakistani woman, I am disgusted to see this all- I completely and whole heartedly agree with her.

This borne out by how the legacy media as well as federal law enforcement agencies have responded to the New Year’s Day terrorist attack perpetrated by Shamsud Din Jabbar, a 42-year-old American Muslim of Pakistani/Indian descent.

At the first press conference dealing with the details of this horrific attack, after the mayor of New Orleans spoke and tagged the truck ramming on Bourbon St. as a terror assault, the FBI’s special agent on site took the podium to declare (wrongly, as it turned out) “This was not a terrorist event.” Special Agent Alethea Duncan (whose first name, ironically, is the English transliteration of the Greek word for “truth”) later backtracked that claim when mounds of early evidence proved her embarrassingly wrong).

Everyone agreed thereafter that this was an act of terrorism. The next question was, “What kind of terrorism?” The media went out of its way to point away from Islam. We were told that Jabbar was born and raised in Texas, that he was a US Army veteran who had served in Afghanistan and was awarded a Global War on Terrorism Service Medal as well as the Army Good Conduct Medal during his time of service. He had held a six-figure job since his military discharge, but had fallen on hard times, married and divorced twice and in the midst of a third divorce, and failing on his alimony and child support payments.

The New York Times published a hasty interview with Jabbar’s younger half-brother, Abdur-Rahim, reporting that they “had been brought up Christian,” but then became Muslim soon after. This turns out not to be true. Shamsud’s mother was from a Christian background, but converted to Islam upon marriage to his father, a lifetime Muslim. The names Shamsud and Abdur-Rahim are decidedly Islamic, not Christian, names. The younger brother acknowledges that they attended the mosque regularly on Fridays as they grew. Shamsud was a quiet, respectful and devout young man. Somewhere along the way, he stepped away from his Islamic practices and fell into a worldly lifestyle, but in the last few years had returned to the fold, trying to get his life together.

Jabbar posted five videos to his Facebook account in the hour and a half before his terror rampage at 3:15 AM. In those, he declared that he had given his allegiance to ISIS sometime before the summer of 2024, prompted in part by a series of dreams. Though his family and friends said they didn’t detect a change in his behavior or demeanor, they noted that he had cut his hair short, begun growing his beard longer and started dressing more modestly. These are common signs of “Muslim radicalization.” The deputy assistant director of the FBI’s Counterterrorism Division, Christopher Raia, after seeing these videos and the black flag of ISIS mounted on the trailer hitch of Jabbar’s rented pickup truck, declared that the terrorist “was 100% inspired by ISIS.”

Agama yg paksa paksa itu bukan agama yg benar. How we non-Muslims feel proud hearing your statement.... Malaysia will fail forever by this kind of ideology...I pray. Kalau paksa muslim pergi ke kuil , pasti PAS. Minister of Education should resign immediately. Complete rubbish. This country is going down soon. The students should lodge a police report against UITM. Our country is a sick nation now damn these politicians and ministries, what will happen if Non Muslims propagate their faith to muslim children? After all MA63 says the religion of Malaya is not applicable to Sarawak. So go on actively converting them.

This argument stems from the fact that California has repeatedly failed to properly address or manage its forest, brush, and water, which Republicans argue is causing the severity of these fires. Leftists like Cenk Uygur are not happy about this proposal for rejecting a blank check philosophy, but does the GOP have a point?

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During that time he dedicated himself to Christ and the Lord God. We prayed and held our dedication several times a day. Everyone who came in contact with him spoke of his soft voice, his compelling message, and his healing of their pain. I truly believe the Holy Spirit in-dwelled within him those last 40 days. Jesus was walking with him and showed him the WAY, THE TRUTH, AND THE LIGHT. I also believe we are in the Last Days, and the Lord Christ tells us that those who are taken before the Tribulations are highly favored and blessed. I thank Him for the precious gift he gave me of spending his last days with me and bringing him to the Lord’s tender arms.

– Khairy Jamaluddin, former government minister

COMMENT | One of the values exhibited the most in Madani is passing the buck.

Every time something happens that politically discredits this government or points to some legal malfeasances, everyone passes the buck but never to the top. This is because the head honcho’s stock answer is - trust the process.

Keep in mind that nobody in Madani had actually said that the royal addendum pertaining to former premier Najib Abdul Razak’s house arrest was false or fabricated, but merely they have not seen it. The Pardons Board said it didn’t receive it. The Federal Territories minister said she “did not look at it”.

The home minister said that no such document was sent to the Prison Department. Both attorneys-general (AGs) were scuttling about not answering direct questions. The government spokesperson said that he didn’t receive anything, and as such, it means that it was not hidden

The prime minister, meanwhile, said “oh” before he came clean and admitted that the addendum was sent to the AG, although he didn’t say which one. When Najib was granted partial pardon to have his jail time halved and fine reduced in January last year, former AG Ahmad Terrirudin Mohd Salleh was in office. He stepped down on Nov 11 last year and was succeeded by Mohd Dusuki Mokhtar.

In other words, rational Malaysians were told to believe that a royal instrument - not to mention one that could not be challenged depending on your legal point of view - in this context was not seen by anyone in Madani. Cut through all the horse manure and this is basically it. Madani claimed that the paperwork got lost in Madaniville. Now of course we know the truth.

Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said: “That’s the situation… we didn’t hide anything.” But this is the very definition of hiding something. Hiding was done through omission, deflection, subterfuge and, of course, by attacking the people who want the truth.

Religion is an Obsession : The taichi era of PMX is over. He is a master Cameleon and the world knows about him now. It’s the end.

This stance from 5Pillars came into focus as Elon Musk’s tweets reignited the debate about grooming gangs. On January 5, 2025, Musk asserted, “For anyone doubting the severity and depravity of the mass gang rapes of little girls in Britain, go to the source material and read the court transcripts. I did. It is worse than you could possibly imagine.” His remarks have intensified public outrage and spurred widespread criticism of Safeguarding Minister Jess Phillips, who recently rejected calls for a government inquiry into child sexual exploitation in Oldham—a notorious hotspot for grooming gang activity.  

For American readers unfamiliar with the term “grooming gangs,” the phrase may conjure images of primates clearing lice. Let there be no misunderstanding: these should be called rape gangs, for that is what they are. These gangs manipulate, exploit, and systematically abuse vulnerable children, often through a process of “grooming,” which involves gaining their trust before subjecting them to horrific sexual violence.

In the UK, grooming gangs have become a disturbingly prevalent issue, with several high-profile cases revealing a pattern of abuse. A significant proportion of these offenders come from South Asian backgrounds, particularly men of Pakistani Muslim heritage. Law enforcement and local authorities have faced criticism for consistently failing to address the scale of the abuse, often hindered by concerns over race and political correctness. This inaction has allowed these gangs to operate with impunity for years, leaving many victims unprotected.

The extent of the scandal is far greater than previously understood. Recently uncovered by GB News, grooming gangs have been active in at least 50 towns across the UK, a staggering revelation that surpasses earlier estimates. More than 10,000 victims have been exploited, with perpetrators operating with alarming impunity. A 2019 report highlighted a grooming epidemic, with nearly 19,000 children identified as victims of sexual exploitation in England alone. These findings expose the widespread nature of the abuse and highlight the urgent need for comprehensive action and accountability.

1. Dato Seri Bung Moktar Radin:

• Bung Moktar Radin, a former MP from Sabah, was charged with accepting bribes related to FELCRA, a rural development statutory body.
• He and his wife faced multiple charges, but on September 7, 2023, they were discharged and acquitted from all charges.

2. Zahid's Two Prosecutions and Discharge:

• Zahid Hamidi, a former Deputy Prime Minister and Home Affairs Minister, faced charges related to a charity called 'Yayasan Akal Budi' and the 'Foreign Visa case.'
• The first set of charges was dropped by the prosecution on September 4, with the court discharging Zahid but not acquitting him.
• In the second case, Zahid was acquitted by the trial judge on September 23, 2022, but the acquittal is under appeal.

3. Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin:

• Muhyiddin, a former Prime Minister, faced charges of abuse of power and money laundering.
• On August 15, 2023, he was acquitted, with the court ruling that the charges were defective and lacked details on how the offenses were committed.

4. Tan Sri Mohd Isa Abdul Samad:

• Isa, a former chief minister and chairman of FELDA, faced charges of corruption and criminal breach of trust.
• He was acquitted of the criminal breach of trust charge in June 2020, partly due to the absence of set procedures for approving investments above RM100 million. He is appealing his corruption conviction.

5. Tan Sri Musa Aman:

• Musa, a former Chief Minister of Sabah, faced corruption and money laundering charges.
• The prosecution withdrew all charges against him in June 2020, citing a lack of documents from Hong Kong banks and unavailable witnesses.

6. Datuk Seri Tengku Adnan Mansor:

• Tengku Adnan, a former Minister of Federal Territories, faced bribery charges.
• He was initially ordered to enter his defense but was later acquitted by the Court of Appeal in July 2021 due to a new development in the case.

7. Datuk Seri Ahmad Maslan:

• Ahmad Maslan, a deputy Finance Minister, faced charges related to not declaring received funds and giving false statements.
• He was acquitted in September 2021 after paying a compound fee.

8. Datuk Seri Abdul Azeez Abdul Rahim:

• Azeez, a UMNO MP, faced bribery and money laundering charges.
• Some money laundering charges were struck out, and he was granted a discharge not amounting to an acquittal in September 2022.

9. Lim Guan Eng:

• Lim Guan Eng, a former Penang Chief Minister and Finance Minister, faced corruption charges.
• He was acquitted in September 2018 regarding a property purchase case but faced ongoing charges related to a Penang undersea tunnel project.

These cases highlight a concerning trend where charges against prominent politicians are dropped or result in acquittals. The reasons behind these outcomes often lack clarity, with explanations such as defective charges and missing documents. This trend raises questions about the transparency and accountability of the legal and judicial systems in Malaysia. Citizens and observers call for greater transparency from the Public Prosecutor, who also serves as the Attorney General, and the need for detailed explanations regarding dropped or defective charges.

Tommy Robinson isn't a liar his approach has been inappropriate at times which he admits.He does care about those girls he has lived with those girls in his community that is why he started doing what he is doing .The establshment have constantly smeared him.Thanks Ayan for stating that he has done more than anyone risking his life. I want to know from Julie Bindel exactly what lies Tommy Robinson has told. Really. I want to know. Credit where it's due, Tommy stood up to this filth long before anyone else did. He deserves our thanks whatever our politics.

Do you suffer spinal twinges when reading of Buddhist teachers shot in the back by Jihad terrorists?  Are you prone to a slight jabbing pain in the side when hearing of another Israeli stabbed to death by the Palestinian Fedayeen?  Do you get a sort of burning sensation in your sinuses upon learning of a family of Hindus burned alive by Mujahideen? 

Is there a dry or scratchy feeling in the back of your mouth when told of Christians getting their throat slashed by Islamists?  How about old-school decapitation with a dull blade?  Leave you feeling a bit light-headed?

The devastating fires in Los Angeles have deeply impacted our hearts. We're praying for everyone affected, especially those who’ve lost their loved ones, their homes or have been displaced by these tragic events. While our ministry, Living Waters, is based in LA County, we are thankfully on the opposite side, far from the fires, and we truly appreciate your prayers.

In this video, Ray Comfort highlights a striking connection between celebrities mocking God at the Golden Globe Awards and later turning to prayer when the fires threaten their homes. These moments serve as a sobering reminder of life's fragility. As Scripture says, “The grass withers and the flowers fall, but the word of our God endures forever” (Isaiah 40:8). In the face of loss, Christ is more than enough.

He locks eyes with his best friend, Cpl. Jennings on the other side of the trench and nods affectionately, for this may be the last they'll ever see of each other. It's not often that I like a war movie with love moments, but this one is an exception. I often wonder how soldiers, after being in battle, come home to a "normal" life. The battle scenes were exhausting to watch.

The intra-personal moments just as tough. Always remember this: Officers who send you into battle against impossible odds, should be at the front of the line. No exceptions. What a very fine piece of acting. I could feel very intensely just how horrible this was for the men who actually went through this!

Now, after watching this movie in its entirety I am deeply moved about the other side of the situation in these people's lives. Some moments were to personal for me to bare and made me sob out loud. - Peter age 73.

He's fighting to survive, while his wife is fighting to save face! She got what she deserved for her betrayal, and bad choices! If you can't be loyal regardless of your sex then you get what you have coming.

Back then and even now more so today, too many people give in to whatever gives them the butterflies and tingles even though they know it's wrong but then complain when karma hits them hard. I've no sympathy for those kind of people, you had your fun, now endure your karma and shut up.

No one is above the law and he should know that even former prime ministers of Malaysia are not entitled to special treatment, especially one who has been charged, tried, and sentenced in a court of law.

This is the trouble with former prime ministers who like to imagine they are above the law, or perhaps, that they can do no wrong.

Najib may be behind bars in Kajang Prison, and yet, his name may as well be emblazoned in neon lights. For the past few weeks, all we hear about is the “royal addendum”, his “house arrest”, or his “full pardon”. Not just in the media, both mainstream and online, but also on social media.

When he keeps mentioning the royal addendum, he brings the royals into disrepute because members of the rakyat will wonder why the royalty is interfering in the judicial process.

Najib does not care if other people’s reputations are tarnished because he has nothing to lose. All he cares about is his freedom.

He wants us to doubt the meaning of a constitutional monarchy in which he knows that the powers of the monarch are limited by the Federal Constitution.

Koel : The Madani govt appears to be compounding the problem of corruption by bending laws, rules and principles. Worse, a 2-tiered system of justice, ie one for an elite felon and another for the common man, is fast emerging under this govt. And their appointments are equally of the weak and cowardly variety - the types that will bend to executive will.

Sealthedeal : As usual an insightful piece. Where else in the world would a convicted criminal of this magnitude be given special privilege of a sentence reduction in the middle of a major criminal trial for corruption? UMNO'S influence comes with a price for the Royals. It drags them into the public domain for all the wrong reasons.

Who else wants to see Newsom gone for good, recalled, never seen again, investigated, prosecuted and imprisoned??! Who do you believe will be out of job first, the Fire Chief or the Mayor? You know what else affected LAFD's ability to respond? The fact that this fire chief fired longtime firefighters for not taking the vaxx. She specifically promised to hire DEI firefighters in their place. Big difference, North Carolina wasn't preventable. California has had years to help prevent the brush fires. Where was ALL this government money for North Carolina, Tennessee and Florida?!?Fire chief was spilling facts and showed the receipts, memos of her screaming for help to make the department effective. If she gets fired when she is the only LA official telling the truth, our leaders need to be voted out immediately!!

Lesbians in charge

I think we all agree that this push for Black women to be put in charge has been an absolute failure. DEl blaming DEl because of DEl. Got it. Ask the Fire Chief why she gave fire equipment to Ukraine, and the Mayor defunded the LA County FD 17.5 million, they both need to go.

They elected a DEI fire chief who was more worried about hiring based on gender and race and their homes burned. They let the environmentalists worry more about the smelt fish than the people and their homes burned. And they elected a state Gov who never lifted a finger to prevent fires so he could say "the fires are caused by global warming".

It tells the story of Captain Donald King (played by Victor McLaglen) of the British Army’s Black Watch regiment. On the eve of World War I, King is unexpectedly reassigned from the frontlines to a covert mission in India. Disguised as a native, he is tasked with preventing a tribal uprising. His mission becomes increasingly complicated when he encounters Yasmani (played by Myrna Loy), a mysterious and enchanting woman aligned with the rebels.

The narrative explores themes of loyalty, duty, and cross-cultural romance. The cast features notable performances, with Victor McLaglen bringing gravitas to the role of a conflicted soldier. Myrna Loy, in one of her early roles, plays Yasmani, offering a glimpse into her transformation from exoticized characters to her later reputation as Hollywood's "perfect wife." Supporting roles by David Torrence, Cyril Chadwick, and Lumsden Hare add depth to the film’s portrayal of military life and intrigue.