Serious Grab Christian Towkay And Who Family Loves Israel! Now Kena Cancelled By jiuhu moslems For Not Supporting islamic Terrorism!

[JohnTan]

 

[Pinkieslut]

This jiuhu kia is likely to be an evangelical Christian.

 

[Pinkieslut]

M’sians Call For Grab To Be Cancelled After Wife Of Its Co-Founder Shares Her Israel Trip On IG​

Since then, the comment sections on all of its social media platforms have been restricted.

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In a rapidly evolving social media storm, delivery service provider Grab has come under fire as calls for a boycott gain momentum.
The controversy erupted after a screenshot of an Instagram story, allegedly posted by Chloe Tong, the wife of Grab co-founder Anthony Tan, began circulating on various platforms.
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The controversial Instagram story​

Chloe Tong, who is the daughter of the Malaysian former banker and owner of The Edge Media Group, Tan Sri Tong Kooi Ong, triggered the outrage by sharing her experiences during a trip to Israel in the now-viral Instagram story.

Screenshot via social media
The screenshot swiftly set off a wave of criticism on social media, with some users alleging that Grab supported Israel and advocating for a boycott of the company.


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Notably, the original Twitter post that initiated the boycott call has since been deleted.

Grab’s response​

In response to the growing controversy, Grab released a statement today, in which they shared the screenshot and addressed the issue.

Screenshot via Ig/@grabmy

Chloe Tong’s response to the viral screenshot​

While the statement did not explicitly mention Chloe Tong, it appeared to reference her comments, explaining that the Instagram Stories were “taken out of context” and that they were from a time when she didn’t fully understand the complexities of the situation in Israel and Gaza.

“Screenshots of my previous Instagram Stories from weeks ago are suddenly resurfacing – and maliciously taken out of context and shared to stir more hatred.
My instastories were done before I understood all that is happening with Israel and Gaza. Like the rest of humanity, I hope for ceasefire and peace. I am simply saddened and feel very helpless for all the innocent lives lost.”

The statement also emphasised that Grab stood on the side of humanity and expressed hope for a ceasefire and peace.

Screenshot via Ig/@grabmy
They declared their stance against violence and highlighted their alignment with the principles of the United Nations Global Compact (UNGC), emphasising their commitment to the protection of human rights.

“We do not support any form of violence and as a participant of the United Nations Global Compact (UNGC), we are aligned with its principles, and respect the protection of human rights.”

Comment section restrictions​

In response to the controversy, Grab has taken measures to limit the comment section on their social media posts.
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On Instagram, comments were disabled for their statement post, while on Facebook, the comment feature was limited.
Similarly, on Twitter, only those mentioned in the post can reply. However, it’s worth noting that on Twitter, accounts cannot disable Quote Tweets.

Screenshot via X/@GrabMY
Despite the restrictions, Grab’s statement has attracted over 2000 Quote Tweets, many of which continue to express support for the boycott and call for users to uninstall the Grab application.
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Screenshot via X/@GrabMY
The social media firestorm shows no signs of abating, as the controversy surrounding Chloe Tong’s Instagram story and Grab’s response to it continues to dominate online discourse.

 

[syed putra]

Whooops! That puts me as innocent collateral damage.

 

[syed putra]

This jiuhu kia is likely to be an evangelical Christian.

Normally as they move up, they change religion.

 

[JohnTan]

M’sians Call For Grab To Be Cancelled After Wife Of Its Co-Founder Shares Her Israel Trip On IG​

Since then, the comment sections on all of its social media platforms have been restricted.

Share on Facebook Share on Twitter

Cover image via Social mediaPrestige Hong Kong
In a rapidly evolving social media storm, delivery service provider Grab has come under fire as calls for a boycott gain momentum.
The controversy erupted after a screenshot of an Instagram story, allegedly posted by Chloe Tong, the wife of Grab co-founder Anthony Tan, began circulating on various platforms.
- Advertisements -

The controversial Instagram story​

Chloe Tong, who is the daughter of the Malaysian former banker and owner of The Edge Media Group, Tan Sri Tong Kooi Ong, triggered the outrage by sharing her experiences during a trip to Israel in the now-viral Instagram story.

Screenshot via social media
The screenshot swiftly set off a wave of criticism on social media, with some users alleging that Grab supported Israel and advocating for a boycott of the company.


- Advertisements -

Notably, the original Twitter post that initiated the boycott call has since been deleted.

Grab’s response​

In response to the growing controversy, Grab released a statement today, in which they shared the screenshot and addressed the issue.

Screenshot via Ig/@grabmy

Chloe Tong’s response to the viral screenshot​

While the statement did not explicitly mention Chloe Tong, it appeared to reference her comments, explaining that the Instagram Stories were “taken out of context” and that they were from a time when she didn’t fully understand the complexities of the situation in Israel and Gaza.


The statement also emphasised that Grab stood on the side of humanity and expressed hope for a ceasefire and peace.

Screenshot via Ig/@grabmy
They declared their stance against violence and highlighted their alignment with the principles of the United Nations Global Compact (UNGC), emphasising their commitment to the protection of human rights.

Comment section restrictions​

In response to the controversy, Grab has taken measures to limit the comment section on their social media posts.
- Advertisements -

On Instagram, comments were disabled for their statement post, while on Facebook, the comment feature was limited.
Similarly, on Twitter, only those mentioned in the post can reply. However, it’s worth noting that on Twitter, accounts cannot disable Quote Tweets.

Screenshot via X/@GrabMY
Despite the restrictions, Grab’s statement has attracted over 2000 Quote Tweets, many of which continue to express support for the boycott and call for users to uninstall the Grab application.
- Advertisements -

Screenshot via X/@GrabMY
The social media firestorm shows no signs of abating, as the controversy surrounding Chloe Tong’s Instagram story and Grab’s response to it continues to dominate online discourse.

Now Grab is forced to contribute money to hamas in order to appease the rabid jiuhu muud savages.

 

[syed putra]

Now Grab is forced to contribute money to hamas in order to appease the rabid jiuhu muud savages.

Dontch give money to Hamas your berk! Give it to PLO-fatah, the recognised Palestinian gomen although they lost election to Hamas.

 

[JohnTan]

Dontch give money to Hamas your berk! Give it to PLO-fatah, the recognised Palestinian gomen although they lost election to Hamas.

Any donations going to Gaza is a donation to hamas.

 

[syed putra]

Any donations going to Gaza is a donation to hamas.

Nope. Many humanitarian ngo's working in Gaza despite the bombings.

 

[congo9]

Does she need to make a statement urgently

 

[syed putra]

Does she need to make a statement urgently

It's already too late. I think food panda/ grab merger will be called off due your sudden spike in orders for food panda.
I don't really know why people like to post stuffs on internet as all those information given can make them vulnerable.

 

[LexLuthor]

Grab is confirmed haram now.

 

[LexLuthor]

It's already too late. I think food panda/ grab merger will be called off due your sudden spike in orders for food panda.
I don't really know why people like to post stuffs on internet as all those information given can make them vulnerable.

It's called "hao lian"; it's a Chinese trait. You want to tackle a Chinese girl, you must understand Chinese traits, especially their parents. If you are riding a bike, you have no chance to land a Chinese girl. The parents will despise you.

 

[syed putra]

It's called "hao lian"; it's a Chinese trait. You want to tackle a Chinese girl, you must understand Chinese traits, especially their parents. If you are riding a bike, you have no chance to land a Chinese girl. The parents will despise you.

Surely a Chinese parent that rides Harley or ducati may accept.

 

[LexLuthor]

Surely a Chinese parent that rides Harley or ducati may accept.

No, a two-wheeler just would not make it. They will lose face among their relatives. Chinese are very superficial, and they wouldn't know the value of Harley and Ducati.

 

[True Believer]

Nope. Many humanitarian ngo's working in Gaza despite the bombings.

Humanitarian aid workers are being shot at by Hamas.

 

[True Believer]

It's already too late. I think food panda/ grab merger will be called off due your sudden spike in orders for food panda.
I don't really know why people like to post stuffs on internet as all those information given can make them vulnerable.

The problem is that most people on social media can't tell the difference in posts done in a personal capacity or under the banner of one's company/organization.

 

[orh mee suah]

What does the bible say about those who bless Israel?
God blesses those who bless Israel.

 

[Willamshakespear]

May biz enterprises calm down. & not be held hostage by the LOUD but minority morons.

Many more others, the MAJORITY, are FAR MORE pragmatic - they know that shouting slogans or threats in support of terrorism WILL NOT put food on the table for loved ones. Boycotting biz enterprises means boycotting jobs. Will the loud vocal minority provide jobs when they themselves are beggars, for the Majority? NO. The Majority have more sense & needs for sustainable living.

How MANY are there actually whom are boycotting biz enterprises? Only a handful. They only want attention, the usual 15mins of fame, & later when no one is around, they will patronize biz enterprises again, SHAMELESSLY.

Just keep calm. No need for knee jerk reactions, or fear the shameless supporters of Terrorism & killings of innocents in our Rule of Law World.

In time, it will all blow over, as Humanity's attention span is limited, & so too the energy & costs to sustain a senseless boycott campaign. Even if it does not blow over, there are OTHER Humans that needs biz enterprises & jobs - 7 Billion Humankind Worldwide.

 

[Likemeat]

What does the bible say about those who bless Israel?
God blesses those who bless Israel.

Yet they spit at those who bless