"I found this Utusan article to be very seditious, filled with racial hatred, broiled with prejudices and unbecoming of a Malaysian, if he thinks he is truly one. The writer's comments were largely unsubstantiated, based on feelings and not on facts. If more of these type of articles are published unchecked, it will cause more disharmony and suspicion among all the races who's main desire is to live in peace with themselves and with their neighbours in this country.
The writer's opinion only reflects a deep feeling of inferiority, insecurity and blame others for their plight. In my almost 50 years living in this country, born and bred here, I have not really known or read of other races fighting to take away the rights of the Malays. All I know is that people of all races wanted to be treated fairly, justice be righteously implemented and a good governance that would benefit all Malaysians.
I urge all Malaysians of all races to build themselves to be better with knowledge, skills, right attitude and build this nation. And we can only achieve it by coming together as Malaysians, and not as Malay or Chinese or Indian, or whatever and not to lord over others. Can we do this? I challenge the Utusan writer to write an article to promote the breaking down of racial barriers and create call for more racial harmony." Written by straightvoice, August 04, 2009
KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 4 — The Umno-owned Utusan Malaysia appeared set to raise the temperature on the race debate when the newspaper published an opinion today calling on the Malays not to be cowards anymore and rise up to face the challenges being posed by the Chinese and Indians in Malaysia.
In an opinion piece written by journalist Noor Azam, the newspaper also continued singling out the Chinese-dominated DAP as the main party manipulating the Malay leaders in the Pakatan Rakyat (PR) into achieving its own agenda.
But the article focused heavily on scare-mongering and warned the Malays that they stood to lose if the PR alliance came to power.
“Based on the number of non-Malay candidates which could win the next general elections, it can be imagined which ministries they will want.
“Who will hold the position of Chief Secretary. Secretary-generals, department director-generals. Senior officers and district officers? Who will be senior officers in the police and military?”
“Witness what has happened in Penang, Perak and Selangor. The Malay special rights and the NEP is no more.”
The article does not, however, explain how Malay rights have been eroded in the three states won by PKR and DAP in last year’s general elections.
It goes on to claim that the strategy of the opposition was to stir up racial issues to cause the public to be angry towards whatever powers the Malays have left in Malaysia.
The article claimed that Malays held power over the monarchy, the courts, the police and the military.
“Strangely there are many Malay-Muslims who are also expressing hatred for the powers held by their own race. The Malay race has become a race of stupid cowards, and people who are cowards will die before even their deaths.”
The writer points out that “what the Chinese and the Indians want now is more political and administrative power, not justice and democracy.”
He also equated Malay political power with the power held by Umno which he claimed is what the Chinese and Indians wanted to erase. The writer argues that the erosion of Malay political power by the non-Malays could only be achieved with the help of PAS and Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim.
“The attacks and the hatred shown by the opposition and Chinese and Indian political activists towards the Malays has worsened. They are purposely showing their bravery and rude actions. Except they have not started marching and unzipping their trousers as they did during the May 13 tragedy.”
The writer laments, however, that the Malays have become a race of cowards by not reacting to the Chinese and Indians.
Malaysian Insider 
