The silence of the Malay elite (including opposition) is troublesome - By Murray Hunter

Grooming and sexual abuse in Madrasas and child care homes is a national crisis 

12 Sep 2024
By Murray Hunter.

The story behind G----l I----n and its concerns.

As more in the aftermath of the police raids on G----l owned madrasas and child care homes are coming to light, hundreds of thousands of parents continue to send their children to these premises for child minding today.

It was only night, the police IGP Razarudin Husain talked about how children were taught to sodomise each other at the madrasas they raided. Over the last decade, the writer has brought up this issue for peoples’ attention, as this is a national crisis.

Only two days ago, the G---- chairman was threatening to sue reporters for defamation, this morning the G---- headquarters at Country Homes, just north of Kuala Lumpur is empty.

As the news about sexual child abuse at G---- Madrasas’ was just beginning to break, Madani at the 17th World Chinese Entrepreneurs Convention (WCEC) at Kuala Lumpur, walked away from reporters to avoid questions.

No statement has been made by Madani or any politician on this scandal that has affected so many families. Notable people who haven’t made any statement are the home minister, who is responsible for the police Saifuddin Nasution Ismail, and the ABIM education minister Fadhlina Sidek.

According to ZacZakirin13 on X, the Perlis Mufti had been warning about the actions of G... for over a month, but no action was taken by JAKIM or the police, until a couple of days ago.

ZacZakin13’s post hints at a cover up right into the top echelons of government.

G---l

G----l grew out of the Al-A--am movement, the Islamic group founded by As---ri

The movement, formally named Darul A---m believed in taking life back to simple peasantry, where communities would be self-contained and sustainable, in accordance with the Islamic code.

Followers wore an Arabic dress attire, which had great influence upon Malaysia culture.

Madani was a close friend of As---ri since 1970.

The group became very popular with both young Malays and the professional class, as offering a basic style of Islamic community and economy, according to As---ri’s vision.

Many saw As---ri as a Prophet, which quicky drew the attention of the authorities. The influence of Al-A--am went far beyond Malaysia, into Indonesia and beyond.

There were rumours that As---ri had a revolutionary army preparing to overthrow the government. This army most probably didn’t exist, and was government propaganda at the time.

The group was finally banned in 1994, where Al-Ar--m leaders were arrested under the Internal Security Act. As---ri himself was arrested in Chiang Mai Thailand by the Thai authorities and handed over to the Malaysian police.

When Al-Ar--m was banned by Mahathir Mohamed around 1994, the organization later reappeared as a commercial corporation, based in Country Homes.

G---- grew out of R----a’, a company chaired by the late leader of Al-Ar--m As---ri  who died in 2010.

In 2008 G---- rose up to become an international company involved in mini-markets, restaurants, bakeries, beverages, travel & tours and trading houses in former Al-Ar--m enclaves in Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, Middle East, Australia, Europe, and China. This was initially undertaken by K-----, one of As---ri’s widows.

These businesses supported communities, where the adults would run the businesses, and their children would be looked after in communal surroundings.

They were looked after for free by ‘sisters and wives’ in charity homes provided.

Although G----- is a global organization, the businesses in each country are small. G----- is more an apex organization of many small SMEs supporting communities around the world.

According to the Malaysian Reserve G----- has “assets totaling approximately RM325 million worldwide, has built a commendable network of 415 business outlets across 20 countries in Asia, Europe, Africa and Australasia.”

Perhaps the most well known G----- business is N-- M.

K-------, one of the founders became well known later for her book advocating sex the Rasulullah way, which brough much controversy in 2012.

K-------’s ideas were behind the Polygamy Club and Club of Obedient Wives (COWS), where it was espoused by R----- that wives should behave like high class hookers to please their husbands.

The writer (Murray Hunter) has seen evidence of women travelling across countries to become temporary or contract wives of ex-Ar--m men.

In many of G---- overseas operations, large numbers of youths are often seen at business premises, often living on the premises. How wide are these human trafficking activities.

Madani must make a statement. How much did he know about what was happening?

Authorities where G----- have operations need to investigate these allegations of child grooming practices across G---- businesses around the world?

G---- must be fully investigated worldwide, to ensure what was uncovered yesterday, was not just the tip of an iceberg.

The silence of the Malay elite (including opposition) is troublesome. 

It looks like the whole ‘Halal’ issue has just been some sort of diversion from this horrific story.

OSTB :

Indeed the whole country was kept preoccupied by the totally stupid and nonsensical no pork no alchohol issue. And then suddenly this case broke wide open.

Indeed why have the gomen ministers like Saifudin, the wallahu alam minister and Madani not made any statement about this "meliwat dan diliwat" issue? 

And then that boy has been arrested and charged with possession of drugs and firearms pula. The same boy is suing Madani over that matter of grabbing his @$$.

"The Kuala Lumpur High Court has set June 16 next year as the trial date for Yusoff's sexual assault suit . . .

Media reports say the charges against Yusuff are non-bailable. Meaning he will be locked up until they dispose of his case.

Murray Hunter says :  The silence of the Malay elite (including opposition) is troublesome

The Malay vested interests (which means they totally depend on the gomen for jobs, projects, contracts, monopoly licenses, permits, concessions etc) have been silent for a very long time. During the previous regimes :

• who among them spoke up for Altantuya? 
• who among them spoke up for those disappearances?
  

And now it is their own community, 402 boys and girls of their own race who have been sexually molested, sodomised and most likely raped as well by this cult of retards.

Will this cult disappear? I dont think so. They will most likely re-appear in yet another form. 

They have hundreds of millions of Ringgit at their disposal. RM325 million according to media reports. With that type of money they are not going to disappear. 

There has to be some saviour on the horizon. The saviour has to be the Malay people themselves.

The views expressed are those of the writer and do not necessarily reflect those of MMKtT.