The Home Ministry will investigate claims that 'The Herald - The Catholic Weekly' was still using the word 'Allah' despite the government's decision prohibiting the publication from doing so. Minister Syed Hamid Albar said the decision to disallow the weekly from using the word 'Allah' was a government's decision and not that of the ministry. " The case is not yet disposed of by the court. They should have waited for the court's decision and not think as if they have all the rights and others don't. (Source: Malaysiakini)
HA? The decision to disallow the weekly from using the word 'Allah' was a government's decision and not that of the ministry? Ok, fair enough. Pray, tell us, whose government is this? It is certainly not BN nor PR. Lesson No 1: The rakyat is the ONE who has elected the government.
HA? They should have waited for the court's decision and not think as if they have all the rights and others don't? So that means the government has all the rights and not the rakyat? You will know WHO has all the rights in the next general election!
HA? The decision to disallow the weekly from using the word 'Allah' was a government's decision and not that of the ministry? Ok, fair enough. Pray, tell us, whose government is this? It is certainly not BN nor PR. Lesson No 1: The rakyat is the ONE who has elected the government.
HA? They should have waited for the court's decision and not think as if they have all the rights and others don't? So that means the government has all the rights and not the rakyat? You will know WHO has all the rights in the next general election!
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