Any Meaningful Reason To Attend The Anti Icerd Rally At Dataran Merdeka Kuala Lumpur Tomorrow

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Malays are reminded that there is no real and meaningful purpose in attending the Anti-ICERD rally at Dataran Merdeka, Kuala Lumpur tomorrow (Saturday 8 December 2018 from 2pm to 6 pm), since the federal government has clearly indicated that they would not ratify to the ICERD Accord.

Although the real organisers are a Malay NGO, but the prominence is given to UMNO and PAS. Should not we ask WHY?

UMNO promises to bring 200,000 people while PAS promises to bring 300,000 people. How much is the real NGO organisers bringing?

For sure, Malays would be given "goodies" to fill the crowd. Transportation would also be provided free of charge to many.

DOES UMNO AND PAS THINK THAT MALAYS COULD BE BOUGHT WITH THESE GOODIES?

The time has come for Malays to realise that there are more important issues at hand, soon their children will be going back to school, one has to work extra to cover for this additional cost required and so forth.

PAS and UMNO are political parties and during the recently concluded General Elections on 9 May, their performance has been badly affected, they need to catch up on the political image while have been looking for a issue to get the Malay mass to 'revolt" and saw the ICERD issue as a basis to create a political platform to show their concern. 

But the ICERD issue is no longer a issue since the Pakatan government would not be ratifying to the ICERD.

Then why hold this rally?

Now the organisers claims to thank the federal government for ratifying it.

DO YOU NEED TO MOBILIZE 500,000 MALAY CITIZENS TO A RALLY TO SHOW THE STRENGTH or is there an ULTERIOR MOTIVE by these PAS and UMNO to undermine this new PH government and do a reverse takeover of power?

Malaysians changed the previous UMNO/BN government because they were found them to be "corrupt" and if they continue this nation will be a bankrupt.

Only the Malays can answer this question. 

WHY RALLY WHEN THERE IS NO ISSUE AT HAND? - Mohd. Kamal Abdullah

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