Hindraf Demo bcoz one did not get British CitizenshipTourism Minister Datuk Seri Tengku Adnan Tengku Mansor said an individual who was among those behind the illegal rally in Kuala Lumpur last month had once applied for British citizenship.
Without identifying the individual, he said the application, which was made before the rally, was rejected by the British Government.
Out of frustration due to the rejection of his application, he and several others, who were similarly embittered, tried to create a disturbance to attract international attention, Tengku Adnan, an Umno supreme council member and Putrajaya Umno division chief, told reporters after launching the division's Umno Youth election machinery here.
He said these people were not fighting for the Indian community but for personal gain because they once asked “something for themselves” from MIC president Datuk Seri S. Samy Vellu but the request was not entertained.
Tengku Adnan said it was unfortunate that Malaysia had had to handle the problems created by the group.
Ho, Ho, Ho, Christmas time....
So, we now learnt that Hindraf leaders, someone, did not get British citizenship, and that's why they are suing the British govt for £3 trillion. They also did not get something for themselves from Samy Vellu; so they fight MIC. What a great piece of news.
Hi Adnan, it's X'mas time, not Halloween day!
But even Hollywood and Bollywood scriptwriters don't want such stories. Tengku Adnan must make it more dramatic and add more evils, something like V for Vendetta.
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CORRECT, CORRECT, CORRECT, CORRECT, CORRECT,
RIGHT, RIGHT, RIGHT, RIGHT RIGHT
Wanna a drink with Lingam, Adnan?
In Judaism, Yom Kippur with an act of atonement, the sins of the people were symbolically placed on a goat and then the goat was driven off into the wilderness...
"Scapegoat today - referring to someone who is blamed for misfortunes, generally as a way of distracting attention from the real causes.."
And guess, this will always be an important part of umno budaya.
Tengku Adnan, after getting his tengku-ship, had also once applied for a Tunship but was rejected by the malaysian govt. So what's new, Adnan boy?
Beeranyone,
This is not about distraction, I think; it's more to do with thoughts, ie, brainless cognition.
Stupidity knows no boundaries.
How did he ascertain the fact that the person had applied for British Citizenship, but was turned down?
Most likelt it is just another lie, but perhaps the British High Commissioner would like to clarify on behalf of the British Government.
There may be a Malaysia Government spy working inside the British High Commission, Kuala Lumpur, or within the Border and Immigration Agency of the Untied Kingdom, in London.
Surely such information, unless it is very old, is not made available to foreign states, nor is in the public domain.
Adnan, you are the man.
Can you tell me if I apply for UK citizenship?
Can you tell me what did I eat yesterday?
Or can you tell me did Blair apply for Malaysian citizenship before?
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