Mudland to study why after so many years m&ds are still so stupid

[congo9]

They need to start to eat pork

 

[syed putra]

They need to start to eat pork

No need. Eat pork tainted chobus is more than sufficient,

 

[syed putra]

If this study team is being lead by m&ds...then please donch expect any significant findings for another 10 years.

Tgere us n9 need to study.
Vast amount of data conconcluded that the more the gahmen intervenes, the more screwed up the final result will be.

 

[A Singaporean]

If this study team is being lead by m&ds...then please donch expect any significant findings for another 10 years.

No need any study. m&ds are retards from generations of incestuous relationship.

 

[KuanTi01]

I have many Malay buddies playing soccer together.
Its true.
They are very carefree.
I dont hear them kpkb on politics nor jobs nor family.
Our tcss always interesting.
They only argue about different EPL teams or
where the best nasi lemak, ayam penyet, etc.
They are satisfied with living.

Malays are nice and peace-loving people and I admire their gotong royong kampong spirit. Besides they they are talented in the creative and fine arts such as sports music and sculpture etc. Djamal Tukimin (playwright/poet) , Iskandar Jalil (sculptor) Ahmad Bin Ja'far (Music) Zubir Said (needs no intro) Ramli Sarip (Sweet Charity), Anita Sarawak the late Dollah Kassim Fandi Ahmad and the list goes on. I like Mat Rock. It rocks! And I am not a Malay!

 

[ilovechinesegal]

The huis in xiamen, quanzhou were descendants of these sea merchants.
The ones in xian, beijing and lanzhou were from the land routes, plus some came in with mongol army as their advisors and bureaucrats.

Lol! Some han chinese got brainwashed and become moslem and some married to arab gal and convert!

Which part of her look like arab? Plus, she alrdy become han like many hui gals do!

 

[tanahcow]

Malays are nice and peace-loving people and I admire their gotong royong kampong spirit. Besides they they are talented in the creative and fine arts such as sports music and sculpture etc. Djamal Tukimin (playwright/poet) , Iskandar Jalil (sculptor) Ahmad Bin Ja'far (Music) Zubir Said (needs no intro) Ramli Sarip (Sweet Charity), Anita Sarawak the late Dollah Kassim Fandi Ahmad and the list goes on. I like Mat Rock. It rocks! And I am not a Malay!

Yes.
They are easy going and care free.

 

[frenchbriefs]

Malays are nice and peace-loving people and I admire their gotong royong kampong spirit. Besides they they are talented in the creative and fine arts such as sports music and sculpture etc. Djamal Tukimin (playwright/poet) , Iskandar Jalil (sculptor) Ahmad Bin Ja'far (Music) Zubir Said (needs no intro) Ramli Sarip (Sweet Charity), Anita Sarawak the late Dollah Kassim Fandi Ahmad and the list goes on. I like Mat Rock. It rocks! And I am not a Malay!

if only they can uplift themselves.

how can we as a society help the malays climb out of the jungle and step into civilisation and not just being chauffeurs or the shoe shine boys?i ponder just as LKY did.

 

[syed putra]

Lol! Some han chinese got brainwashed and become moslem and some married to arab gal and convert!View attachment 88072Which part of her look like arab? Plus, she alrdy become han like many hui gals do!

Heh! Heh!

Slowly but surely national food of china will soon be curry and kebabs.
This Week in Asia / Society
Father thought it was a trick: a Han Chinese woman’s conversion to Islam
To shield her parents, Aysha Xiong refrains from wearing a headscarf and performing prayers when visiting her hometown in Yunnan province


Viola Zhou
Published: 11:00am, 12 Mar, 2017


Why you can trust SCMP

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Han Chinese Muslim Aysha Xiong (left) with her roommates. They founded The Hijab channel on WeChat. Photo: Handout
Aysha Xiong, 23, one of only a few Han Chinese to have converted to Islam, admits it was a shock to her parents.
Although Yunnan (雲南) province is home to a large number of ethnic minorities, Xiong grew up in the town of Binchuan, where most residents were Han.
She said she always respected Islam and read books about it while at school. She started to think about converting after learning more about the religion from ethnic Hui classmates in high school.

If the neighbours start gossiping about how I have changed, my parents will get hurt a lotAysha Xiong

Xiong went to university in Kunming ( 昆明 ), the capital of Yunnan ( 雲南 ), where she became friends with a Hui student whose cousin was a local imam. Through the friend, Xiong expressed her desire to convert, and the imam agreed to hold a ceremony for her. On a Friday in November 2013, Xiong officially converted in a Kunming mosque in front of about 100 other believers. The imam gave her the Muslim name “Aysha”, which means “woman” in Arabic and derives from the name of the Prophet Mohammed’s favourite wife.


Xiong said that for her parents, religion was little more than people burning incense sticks at Lunar New Year; their only knowledge about Islam came from news about terror attacks.

 

[syed putra]

if only they can uplift themselves.

how can we as a society help the malays climb out of the jungle and step into civilisation and not just being chauffeurs or the shoe shine boys?i ponder just as LKY did.

And ended up like najib?

 

[Annunaki]

Gay fuck Alfian Sa’at is right again..... mudland and m&d boys are the best!

 

[ilovechinesegal]

Heh! Heh!

Slowly but surely national food of china will soon be curry and kebabs.
This Week in Asia / Society
Father thought it was a trick: a Han Chinese woman’s conversion to Islam
To shield her parents, Aysha Xiong refrains from wearing a headscarf and performing prayers when visiting her hometown in Yunnan province

Viola Zhou
Published: 11:00am, 12 Mar, 2017


Why you can trust SCMP

4

Han Chinese Muslim Aysha Xiong (left) with her roommates. They founded The Hijab channel on WeChat. Photo: Handout
Aysha Xiong, 23, one of only a few Han Chinese to have converted to Islam, admits it was a shock to her parents.
Although Yunnan (雲南) province is home to a large number of ethnic minorities, Xiong grew up in the town of Binchuan, where most residents were Han.
She said she always respected Islam and read books about it while at school. She started to think about converting after learning more about the religion from ethnic Hui classmates in high school.

If the neighbours start gossiping about how I have changed, my parents will get hurt a lotAysha Xiong

Xiong went to university in Kunming ( 昆明 ), the capital of Yunnan ( 雲南 ), where she became friends with a Hui student whose cousin was a local imam. Through the friend, Xiong expressed her desire to convert, and the imam agreed to hold a ceremony for her. On a Friday in November 2013, Xiong officially converted in a Kunming mosque in front of about 100 other believers. The imam gave her the Muslim name “Aysha”, which means “woman” in Arabic and derives from the name of the Prophet Mohammed’s favourite wife.


Xiong said that for her parents, religion was little more than people burning incense sticks at Lunar New Year; their only knowledge about Islam came from news about terror attacks.

Well bound to have case of extreme stupidity and stories also can be make up just have to have volumes and have many different kind of topics!