Bringing his team n pemuda…. jalan jalan during weekend around disko n pub telling people dont take drug!!

But he so bilnd during the jalan jalan….. at sg Wang… so many young teens sitting at the road side doing nothing.. (maybe looking at pretty gals walking around???)

Nor still talk to them like datuk but didnt ask them to go back home…. why lepak there…. ??

Is around 10pm this young ppl have no busniess there….!!

Nor omar…. bout the drug things…. u such a looser…

Go to pudu raya so many ppl can see those drug accdict take their drugs beside the big TONG SAMPAH!!

Y u go to disko n pub…. but jus miss the TONG SAMPAH at PUDU…

Anyway I wan to ask Nor omar hv wat qualifcation to be the deputy…...???

In fact, I am flabbergasted, absolutely dumbfounded, by the nonchalant air of indifference echoed in the statement by man second in rank charged with the responsibility of maintaining the sanctity of our borders.

I have written to various local media time and again over the last two years to sound my concern that immigrant workers who disappear into the unbounded freedom of our country must inevitably pose a threat to our national security.

We have 19,614 that are gone on the loose in the first three quarters of this year alone. The Human Resources Minister had, in May 2004, been quoted as acknowledging that 57,000 maids ran away from their employers in the last four years (The Star, 20th May 2004, page 12).

Forget about all the others which are not included in these statistics. These two admitted figures alone would make for about 78,000 illegal immigrants in our country.

78,000 is by no means a small number, even it if represents only about 0.3% (or 3 in 1000) of our national population. 78,000 is much more than the size of many of our electoral constituencies.

78,000 is a very sizeable proportion when compared against the size of the Royal Malaysian Police force. Against our Armed Forced. Even against the two forces combined.

78,000 is 4.5% of the total number of foreign workers in the country. And am I to be made to agree with the politically correct interpretation that four and a half in every 100 foreigner who crossed our frontiers legally are now illegal immigrants?

78,000 is not part of the figures of those who entered the country without crossing our immigration posts.

Mr Deputy Home Minister, for the sake of the peace and security of Malaysia, I am begging you to flash the red card at yourself. Take a break from politics. Sit on the other side of the barriers. Take a view of the playing field from the perspective of us ordinary and peace loving and law abiding Malaysians.

It need not be explained how illegal residents pose a threat on our socio-economic infrastructure. They makes a mess of the statistics of our demographics. They impinge on the peace of minds of citizens and legal visitors. They stress the public health care system. They demean national unity programmes. They mock efforts in our housing policies. They throw our public transportation system into disarray. They provide the manpower for a lot of crimes, petty and violent crimes alike. They threaten to rape, maim, kill YOUR loved ones. And much more…

We do not want illegal residents in our country, irrespective of their origin. We want more than lip service. We want more than police reports. We want more than cancellation of work permits. We want more than pecuniary penalties against traumatised, victimised, employers.

We want investigations into each and every case of runaway foreign worker. We want to know that there are no traitors profiteering from selling the security our country.

Most of all, we want a Home Ministry which shows urgency, a Home Ministry which speaks with reponsibility, a Home Ministry which acts with authority, a Home Ministry which can visualise threats to our national security, a Home Ministry which will not accept even one runaway foreign worker.

P.S. – you go work out 78,000 + 50,000 = 128,000, i.e. what is the percentage of our population is made up of illegals (considering only the published figures).

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