Dr. Mahathir Blasts Obama's "Regime Change" Colonialism, Internationally and Aimed at Malaysia
January 11, 2013 • 11:24AM
Former Malaysian Prime Minister Dr. Mahathir Mohammad lived up to his
history of fighting global imperial interests, with a blast at the
British and the Obama Administration's current destruction of stable
nations internationally, in favor of dictatorial or chaotic nations
controlled by the financial empire.
With national elections coming up, and with Anwar Ibrahim (a tool of the likes of Al Gore and George Soros — Dr. Mahathir calls him an "American poodle"), Dr. Mahathir says on his widely-read blog today that Malaysia is a peaceful and prosperous nation, despite the volatile potential of many different races and languages, as well as different Islamic factions. He then goes after the Brits and the White House:
"Apparently, the West, which used to rule the country as a colony [that's the Brits—ed.], is not happy with the peace and stability of Malaysia. Why doesn't Malaysia face the same kind of misgovernment and political instability like other developing countries? Why are the races not fighting each other? Why are there no Muslim extremists killing each other? Why aren't there violent demonstrations? Why doesn't the economy collapse as expected, especially following the currency crisis? Why isn't the government overthrown?
"Unhappy with the clear success of Malaysia, the United States, in particular, launched a campaign to destabilise the country. Malaysia must have a regime change so that a government subservient to the US is put in place. Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim was identified as the right candidate to take over. The effort to achieve regime change failed initially. Support for the BN [coalition of races] government remained strong. The present leader of Malaysia is not unfriendly to the US, but the preference is still for Anwar.
"The US tries not to show its hand. It is known that in Egypt, American non-governmental organisations, financed by US government agencies, were interfering in internal politics. There are plenty of evidence that the US has been deeply involved in the overthrow of the government of Libya. It is financing and providing arms to the rebels in Syria.
"So it is not surprising that US NGOs and George Soros are financing Malaysians to destabilise Malaysia through wild accusations against the government and its version of democracy. The US and Germany would love to see what happened and is happening in the Arab countries also happen in Malaysia. The people must be told about how bad the governing party is. They should vote for the opposition and make Anwar the prime minister. If they fail then hold more demonstrations and make them violent like what was seen in Arab countries. Malaysia must not be allowed to remain stable and prosperous. It must go the way of the other "failed" countries. It must have a change of government and the government must be subservient to the West.
"The pious talk about democracy and the rule of law is hypocritical. If the country is subservient it doesn't matter if it is an oppressive dictatorship. It is being subservient, that is important, not democracy.
"Malaysians have a choice. They can allow themselves to be influenced by NGOs and their websites in the pay of the US and put an American poodle in Putrajaya, or they can maintain Malaysia's proud independence and freedom from outside interference in its internal affairs.
"They will exercise their choice in the 13th general election. We will get what we deserve."
With national elections coming up, and with Anwar Ibrahim (a tool of the likes of Al Gore and George Soros — Dr. Mahathir calls him an "American poodle"), Dr. Mahathir says on his widely-read blog today that Malaysia is a peaceful and prosperous nation, despite the volatile potential of many different races and languages, as well as different Islamic factions. He then goes after the Brits and the White House:
"Apparently, the West, which used to rule the country as a colony [that's the Brits—ed.], is not happy with the peace and stability of Malaysia. Why doesn't Malaysia face the same kind of misgovernment and political instability like other developing countries? Why are the races not fighting each other? Why are there no Muslim extremists killing each other? Why aren't there violent demonstrations? Why doesn't the economy collapse as expected, especially following the currency crisis? Why isn't the government overthrown?
"Unhappy with the clear success of Malaysia, the United States, in particular, launched a campaign to destabilise the country. Malaysia must have a regime change so that a government subservient to the US is put in place. Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim was identified as the right candidate to take over. The effort to achieve regime change failed initially. Support for the BN [coalition of races] government remained strong. The present leader of Malaysia is not unfriendly to the US, but the preference is still for Anwar.
"The US tries not to show its hand. It is known that in Egypt, American non-governmental organisations, financed by US government agencies, were interfering in internal politics. There are plenty of evidence that the US has been deeply involved in the overthrow of the government of Libya. It is financing and providing arms to the rebels in Syria.
"So it is not surprising that US NGOs and George Soros are financing Malaysians to destabilise Malaysia through wild accusations against the government and its version of democracy. The US and Germany would love to see what happened and is happening in the Arab countries also happen in Malaysia. The people must be told about how bad the governing party is. They should vote for the opposition and make Anwar the prime minister. If they fail then hold more demonstrations and make them violent like what was seen in Arab countries. Malaysia must not be allowed to remain stable and prosperous. It must go the way of the other "failed" countries. It must have a change of government and the government must be subservient to the West.
"The pious talk about democracy and the rule of law is hypocritical. If the country is subservient it doesn't matter if it is an oppressive dictatorship. It is being subservient, that is important, not democracy.
"Malaysians have a choice. They can allow themselves to be influenced by NGOs and their websites in the pay of the US and put an American poodle in Putrajaya, or they can maintain Malaysia's proud independence and freedom from outside interference in its internal affairs.
"They will exercise their choice in the 13th general election. We will get what we deserve."
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