Another Chinese Youths beaten up in Malaysia by Malay

@andygogo (1579)
China
January 3, 2007 11:18pm CST
Another Chinese Youths beaten up in Malaysia by Malay -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Another beaten up of MC (Malaysian Chinese) youths by Malay youths. On 13 August 2004, brothers Yap Ka Seng & Yap Ka Liang (name something like this), about 15 year old, beaten up by about 30 Malay youths. Some used “Keris” (Malay swords) wanted to stab at the 2 Chinese youths but luckily was stopped by neighbours. It started when 2 Malay men (in 20s year old), pretended to be policemen went to Yaps house in Taman Molly (or Taman Juli, not sure ) in Tampoi, Johore. The “bogus policemen” asked Yap brothers to come out of their house, robbed them of handphone and and beaten up by 30 Malay youths as mentioned above. Lastly, the 2 Chinese youths were caught in lock up (in police station) by real policemen while none of the 30 Malay youths were detained by police. Same day, at night, Yap’s father (43 yr old) and mother (40 yr old) went to police station to enquire about their sons. But when they were informed by their sons of policeman drawn skull tattoo (use ink) on his arm, the parents were chased out of the police station saying that their visiting time is out. One policeman later admitted to drawing a skull figure on Yap’s arm. The above incident is only an iceberg’s tip of frequent assault on Chinese youths by Malay youths especially in Malay dominated area. Malays are hungry for Chinese blood in Malaysia. If Malay Muslims could chopped off Thai monk head (March, 2004) in southern Thailand (so far accumulated 300 dead), they can do anything onto the MC. In future, the racist Malays will be punished like the Japanese and Nazi. But more killings, raping, rioting, looting onto MC and other minorities is needed before Malays in Malaysia be inflicted heavy pains (including deaths) by GOD. (Remember! GOD always let sinners do their sin first, then punish the sinners later.)
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