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Old 06-10-2015, 09:40 AM
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An honorable member of the Coffee Shop Has Just Posted the Following:

Y’see, last week Red Shirt Rally guy Jamal Yunos claimed that business in Petaling Street was Chinese-dominated and that the Chinese weren’t sharing a slice of the pie. Jamal later threatened another riot in Petaling Street on September 26th unless action was taken against the sale of illegal and pirated goods. He was arrested and the riot was cancelled, but whatevs because…

China literally walked in and joined the hoohah when its ambassador, Huang Huikang, dropped by Petaling Street on the day of the rally and was accused of interfering with Malaysia’s domestic affairs. While Huang said he was there to observe the mooncake festival and demonstrate that the area was still safe to visit, his statement at the end of the visit seemed to indicate something a little extra:

“The Chinese government has always pursued peaceful co-existence in international relationship and non-interference in the internal affairs of other countries. … But with regard to the infringement on China’s national interests, violations of legal rights and interests of Chinese citizens and businesses which may damage the friendly relationship between China and the host country, we will not sit by idly.” – Huang Huikang, as quoted by The Malay Mail Online.

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