“Are you a Muslim? This is not a political issue, we are just asking what is in the Federal Constitution,”

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So this past the sell by date politician thinks he can ask another person if he's muslim. Wonderful! What a load of bull spit of the highest order! These degenerates really have no sense of shame or any ounce of dignity! Read here.

 Does he even know what's in the Constitution? I really doubt that! He has never shown any interest except his own so here we are again in this never ending loop of self denial and self promotion by expired politicians still stuck in their own ways who are now feeling rather hot and bothered by all the pending investigations and court cases that they have to answer for.

 Although to be fair, PH delivered their own goal on this one! They had the opportunity to re align this country towards a better and more inclusive future but in the end political survival and expediency ruled the day! They will come to regret allowing a small bunch of hooligans to demand the non ratification of ICERD and by opening this Pandora's Box they will find themselves cornered anytime topics such as Human Rights, Rule Of Law, Transparency comes up because all one has to do to oppose it is to simply threaten this Government and they'll have their way!

 Great job PH!!! Terrific use of authority!!! Brilliant political maneuvering!!! Let's not use all the laws that we have because hey! they're malay....!! They don't know any better!! Let's have them demand and dictate what we can do I mean why not?? The Police is just there to take statements after all.... Let's not take action cause doing so would require courage and conviction and maybe a few million votes...Forget about the majority!! Who cares about them?? Who cares about the other races?? Certainly not you!!! 

 So well done and I hope you sleep well tonight and take pride in your cowardice!!!

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