Anybody - not only from Umno - will say 'padan muka' to Rayer for his 'Umno celaka' remark recently. He started it all with such a provocative behavior.
Zahid was not supporting those who dumped the cow head in front of Rayer's house. In fact, he was against it. What he meant was, it happened because of Rayer's own overboard statement which angered many people, especially the Malays.
Right wing Malay group Perkasa has weighed in on the cow-head issue and expressed support for Datuk Seri Ahmad Zahid Hamidi's remark that DAP lawmaker R.S.N Rayer's "big mouth" was to be blamed for the incident.DAP aside, I found the 'displeasure' by MCA, Gerakan and MIC against Zahid came as complementing the opposition who criticised him and calling for his sacking. Abim, the so-called moderate Islam youth movement also fall into DAP's trap.
In backing the Home Minister’s remark, which has been heavily criticised, Perkasa secretary-general Syed Hassan Syed Ali said the incident was a reminder that other races should not hurt the feelings of the Malays.
"It is not that we want to suck up to Zahid but his remark about the incident is spot on.
"It is not just Rayer alone. Anyone that raises the anger of the people should remember that a big mouth brings trouble," he said today.
Syed Hassan was commenting on Zahid's remark last Saturday that the cow head was dumped in front of Rayer's house because the DAP lawmaker had a big mouth.
Zahid had said it was the price which Rayer had to pay.
The police was investigating the case but from a logic point of view, many believe Rayer was lying by saying he saw a man on a motorbike tossing the cow head at his gate.
It didn't make sense. Why? Had the cow head was thrown or tossed, it would had left a trace of blood slime due to the momentum. However, none was found; and this suggests it was put there nicely. It could be the job of DAP people themselves as a wicked way to blame Umno and the Muslims.
Zahid's statement was more of a reminder to others - regardless of political ideology - that the authority cannot control such a backlash if people like Rayer purposely incites racial and religious sentiments in the country.
Rayer and as well as a few lawmakers, have failed to help the government maintain peace and stability in the country by subscribing to such dirty politics. Can the police anticipate what would happen next if Rayer makes another stupid remark about Umno?
The opposition always blame the police for failing to safeguard the house of politicians (esp from Pakatan Rakyat) but they themselves should use their brain to weigh what actually invited such reprisals?
Politicians like Rayer has actually failed the rakyat. If his statement sparks a riot in Penang, where would he be?