MENJ the Serial Stalker

I was actu­ally mov­ing on with my more or less incred­ibly unpre­dict­able life that seems to be in con­stant flux when it was brought to my atten­tion via email that MENJ had been writ­ing about me.

Unlike him, I have no reason to deny him the hits he will get from read­ers of this blog, because I don’t hide the source evid­ence for my accus­a­tions. Do note that he is how­ever, a sad, low-self-esteemed, little whiner who denies he is ever wrong and goes to the trouble of remov­ing com­ments which show him to be wrong — so don’t bother leav­ing any com­ments other than ones that show you sup­port him 100% in his endeavours.

I feel oblig­ated to answer his little love let­ter to me, in response to the issue of Arlene Tan being not Mak­cik Haj­jah Sitt Al-Wuzara, that led his utter and com­plete humi­li­ation at the fact that he was exposed for all to see to be an utterly shame­less and proudly ignor­ant cretin through the com­ments he made through­out my blog as well.

When all else fails and you fail in defend­ing your argu­ments, what do you do next? You threaten a legal suit, of course!

This com­ment pre­cedes a screen­shot of an email thread between me and Arlene to tar­get MENJ as one of the parties respons­ible for endan­ger­ing her life.

It appears the kooky liar still won’t admit that his actions are tan­tamount to prod­ding a mur­der­ous mob into intro­du­cing their brand of justice towards an inno­cent woman.

I am not call­ing for cen­sor­ship because you dis­agree with me on the Inter­net; I am telling you to stop instig­at­ing people into com­mit­ting hate crimes.

Have you no decency left in that swollen arrogance-filled knob of pro­tein you call a brain?

While I ini­tially believed that Arlene Tan was MHSAW at first (which I clearly said was in my per­sonal capacity…aren’t any­one entitled to hold onto their own beliefs?), sub­sequent evid­ences dis­covered have made me revise my opin­ion in that Arlene Tan may actu­ally know who is MHSAW, or is con­nec­ted in some way to a per­son who does know MHSAW per­son­ally or even MHSAW herself.

To trans­late this into a meta­phor every­one can under­stand, MENJ just said he dropped the ball for mis­tak­ing Arlene for Mak­cik, then took the ball, said he is actu­ally bowl­ing and not play­ing rugby, then sheep­ishly walks into the crowd with the ball hid­den beneath his shirt hop­ing nobody notices.

Although Arlene Tan is not MHSAW (and I will not apo­lo­gise to her, regard­less, because I still think she’s an apostate for com­par­ing Islam with com­mun­ist North Korea)

Or in lit­eral terms, he does not have the decency to even apo­lo­gize.

After dis­cov­er­ing the owner of the IC held by MHSAW, I have a deep sus­pi­cion that Adlin Abd Jalil could be the real MHSAW. Until today, there has been no police report lodged by Adlin her­self against the people who may or may not have used her IC unwill­ingly, which leads me to sus­pect that the use of Adlin’s IC was con­sen­sual and inten­tional. Note also the lack of cov­er­age by these same group of people, as opposed to their prom­in­ent sound-bytes of deni­als when the news first broke out about Arlene Tan being actu­ally the real MHSAW. As if they are try­ing to cover up something.

I do not know Adlin so it was impossible for me to ask her if she is alive, let alone whether she was Inter­net super­star Mak­cik Haj­jah Sitt Al-Wuzara. Hav­ing wit­nessed the sort of thing that passes for evid­ence for an accus­a­tion, such as tak­ing a screen­shot out of con­text without giv­ing a link to the source mater­ial, or a pho­to­copy of an IC pos­ted on the Inter­net by the per­son he is accus­ing of being Mak­cik to be the only evid­ence neces­sary for another witch hunt — I decided to ignore these dis­hon­est loons because I know that without actual evid­ence, as we can all see, noth­ing hap­pens — except for the naked expos­ure of kooks and liars for who they are.

Yes. Sur­pris­ing. I know. That I have bet­ter things to do other than tell dis­hon­est people they are wrong every time they write some­thing dishonest.

That said, note that one of the reas­ons he gives that Adlin may be Mak­cik is built on the premise that the entire gang of Arlene’s friends aren’t jump­ing to her res­cue means Adlin is his Makcik.

And con­trast that to his implic­a­tion that us jump­ing to the defence of Arlene was evid­ence that she was Mak­cik.

The other side of the divide are shak­ing in their boots and are vehe­mently defend­ing an indi­vidual whom they claim has no dir­ect con­nec­tion to or knew MHSAW per­son­ally. This makes me very sus­pi­cious. Would a crim­inal go to all lengths defend­ing a stranger who has no con­nec­tion to him / her for a crime com­mit­ted by the crim­inal him­self / her­self? To what pur­pose does it serve?

MENJ’s hypo­thesis allow no path for him to ever be wrong.

Sounds pos­it­ively religious.

Hav­ing said this, how­ever, I still believe that if Arlene Tan is prop­erly ques­tioned by the police or author­it­ies con­cerned, she may be able to give them new leads to appre­hend MHSAW and not just that, the whole athe­ist move­ment in Malay­sia. Which, I think, is the real reason as to why these people are vehe­mently pro­tect­ing Arlene. She is the key­stone to the whole puzzle, you bring her down and every­one else con­nec­ted to the whole move­ment will go down with her in flames.

Hav­ing noth­ing else but a rugby ball he claims is a bowl­ing ball form­ing a dis­tinct­ive bulge under his jer­sey, MENJ tries to tell the crowd it’s not his fault that he can’t play rugby, that it was the referee’s fault for giv­ing him a bowl­ing ball shaped like a rugby.

tl;dr

This is my response.


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  • S.Ng
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    First Arlene, and now Adlin. Who’s next? Alibaba?

  • Nama
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    You

    • S.Ng
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      Don’t worry, will drag you along with me, even to hell

  • Maulana
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    who­ever will be next…they will get the pun­ish­ment & make their heart feel­ing very uncalm

  • Langkau
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    yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah…biaq pi la MENJ nak dis­cover at least die ade usaha and from all the pics and evid­ence obtained thru the AMS website,Twitter usw.. it is hard for me to deny the facts that Adlin is the Mak­cik and Arlene after all is a non believer. So  it is basic­ally a good effort shown by MENJ isnt it?  Rather than people like you who only know to blame but didnt even have a single con­tri­bu­tion towards any­thing and i guess your exist­ence doesnt mean anything,not a single thing worth to be men­tion till the end of the world’s life

    • SFR
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      Niat tidak menghalalkan cara, bro. That’s what you guys always like to say, right?

      And Arlene has already said she is Muslim, so it’s not up to you to judge her faith. Only Allah knows what she really thinks.

  • Adam
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    Menj and his kind are all going on a witch hunt. They may or may not be able to find the Mak­cik but for sure, they will not care who they hurt as long as they get their vic­tim, even to the extent of harm­ing one or more of their own.

    My opin­ion is that they are only look­ing at the symp­toms but not the cause. They may get the Mak­cik but many more will take her place. The main cause for apostates and would-be apostates to react and say bad things about the reli­gion is the way these people are being treated when they want to leave the religion.

    Take Lina Joy and Kamariah Ali as examples. Lina fought for years and finally had to migrate to get out of the situ­ation. Kamariah is worse hav­ing been jailed for many months and still unable to get out of the situ­ation. I hear her appeal is still pending.
    Then, there was also Revathi who was sent to Rehab for 6 months, sep­ar­ated from hus­band and her child. Her pro­clam­a­tion: “Revathi, that’s my name, forever” still rings through my mind whenever such issues pop up. 

    What do you expect people such as the above and their loved ones would feel about the reli­gion? Heap praises? You would be lucky if they keep quiet and go on with their lives. For those badly hurt and humi­li­ated, they would get every chance to hit back and that is what you get over the inter­net, with so many hate sites espe­cially from ex-Muslims.

    The only solu­tion is to allow free­dom of reli­gion without coer­cion or intim­id­a­tion. It is never a crime to believe or not believe. You have to use the soft approach in such mat­ters of faith. You could arrange coun­selling ses­sions if you want, but at the con­veni­ence of those want­ing out. Under no cir­cum­stances should you keep them in rehab against their will. They would be deprived of their free­dom and mostly likely, they would be fired from their jobs as well. And after such treat­ment, do you still har­bour the thought that they would will­ingly come back to the faith?

    Reli­gious per­son­al­it­ies and author­it­ies should strive for free­dom of reli­gion if they do not want their reli­gion to be cri­ti­cised, insul­ted and some­times, made fun of. Reform and strengthen the faith of the adher­ents such that they desire to remain and not forced to remain in the faith. Then, only then, would the insults and cri­ti­cisms stop.

  • Samid621467
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     1 .          In the name of Allah, the Bene­fi­cent, the Mer­ci­ful.  
     2.           Praise be to Allah, Lord of the Worlds,  
     3 .         The Bene­fi­cent, the Mer­ci­ful.  
     4.          Mas­ter of the Day of Judg­ment,  
     5 .         Thee (alone) we wor­ship; Thee (alone) we ask for help.  
     6 .         Show us the straight path,  
     7.           The path of those whom Thou hast favoured; Not the (path) of those who earn                Thine anger nor of those who go astray.
     
    1.             When the hypo­crites come unto thee (O Muhammad), they say: We bear wit­ness that thou art indeed Allah’s mes­sen­ger. And Allah knoweth that thou art indeed His mes­sen­ger, and Allah beareth wit­ness that the hypo­crites indeed are speak­ing falsely
    2.            They make their faith a pre­text so that they may turn (men) from the way of Allah. Ver­ily evil is that which they are wont to do,
    3.            That is because they believed, then dis­be­lieved, there­fore their hearts are sealed so that they under­stand not.
    4.            And when thou seest them their fig­ures please thee; and if they speak thou givest ear unto their speech. (They are) as though they were blocks of wood in striped cloaks. They deem every shout to be against them. They are the enemy, so beware of them. Allah con­found them! How they are per­ver­ted!
    5.            And when it is said unto them: Come! The mes­sen­ger of Allah will ask for­give­ness for you! they avert their faces and thou seest them turn­ing away, dis­dain­ful.
    6.            Whether thou ask for­give­ness for them or ask not for­give­ness for them is all one for them; Allah will not for­give them. Lo! Allah guideth not the evil-living folk.
    7.            They it is who say: Spend not on behalf of those (who dwell) with Allah’s mes­sen­ger that they may dis­perse (and go away from you); when Allah’s are the treas­ures of the heav­ens and the earth; but the hypo­crites com­pre­hend not.
    8.            They say: Surely, if we return to Al-Madinah the migh­tier will soon drive out the weaker; when might belon­geth to Allah and to His mes­sen­ger and to the believ­ers; but the hypo­crites know not.
    9.            O ye who believe! Let not your wealth nor your chil­dren dis­tract you from remem­brance of Allah. Those who do so, they are the losers.
    10.          And spend of that where­with We have provided you before death cometh unto one of you and he saith: My Lord! If only thou wouldst reprieve me for a little while, then I would give alms and be among the right­eous.
    11.           But Allah reprieveth no soul when its term cometh, and Allah is Informed of what ye do.
     
     
     1 .          In the name of Allah, the Bene­fi­cent, the Mer­ci­ful.  
     2.           Praise be to Allah, Lord of the Worlds,  
     3 .         The Bene­fi­cent, the Mer­ci­ful.  
     4.          Mas­ter of the Day of Judg­ment,  
     5 .         Thee (alone) we wor­ship; Thee (alone) we ask for help.  
     6 .         Show us the straight path,  
     7.           The path of those whom Thou hast favoured; Not the (path) of those who earn                Thine anger nor of those who go astray.
     
    1.             When the hypo­crites come unto thee (O Muhammad), they say: We bear wit­ness that thou art indeed Allah’s mes­sen­ger. And Allah knoweth that thou art indeed His mes­sen­ger, and Allah beareth wit­ness that the hypo­crites indeed are speak­ing falsely
    2.            They make their faith a pre­text so that they may turn (men) from the way of Allah. Ver­ily evil is that which they are wont to do,
    3.            That is because they believed, then dis­be­lieved, there­fore their hearts are sealed so that they under­stand not.
    4.            And when thou seest them their fig­ures please thee; and if they speak thou givest ear unto their speech. (They are) as though they were blocks of wood in striped cloaks. They deem every shout to be against them. They are the enemy, so beware of them. Allah con­found them! How they are per­ver­ted!
    5.            And when it is said unto them: Come! The mes­sen­ger of Allah will ask for­give­ness for you! they avert their faces and thou seest them turn­ing away, dis­dain­ful.
    6.            Whether thou ask for­give­ness for them or ask not for­give­ness for them is all one for them; Allah will not for­give them. Lo! Allah guideth not the evil-living folk.
    7.            They it is who say: Spend not on behalf of those (who dwell) with Allah’s mes­sen­ger that they may dis­perse (and go away from you); when Allah’s are the treas­ures of the heav­ens and the earth; but the hypo­crites com­pre­hend not.
    8.            They say: Surely, if we return to Al-Madinah the migh­tier will soon drive out the weaker; when might belon­geth to Allah and to His mes­sen­ger and to the believ­ers; but the hypo­crites know not.
    9.            O ye who believe! Let not your wealth nor your chil­dren dis­tract you from remem­brance of Allah. Those who do so, they are the losers.
    10.          And spend of that where­with We have provided you before death cometh unto one of you and he saith: My Lord! If only thou wouldst reprieve me for a little while, then I would give alms and be among the right­eous.
    11.           But Allah reprieveth no soul when its term cometh, and Allah is Informed of what ye do.
     

     
    1When the hypo­crites come unto thee (O Muhammad), they say: We bear wit­ness that thou art indeed Allah’s mes­sen­ger. And Allah knoweth that thou art indeed His mes­sen­ger, and Allah beareth wit­ness that the hypo­crites indeed are speak­ing falsely2They make their faith a pre­text so that they may turn (men) from the way of Allah. Ver­ily evil is that which they are wont to do, 3That is because they believed, then dis­be­lieved, there­fore their hearts are sealed so that they under­stand not. 4And when thou seest them their fig­ures please thee; and if they speak thou givest ear unto their speech. (They are) as though they were blocks of wood in striped cloaks. They deem every shout to be against them. They are the enemy, so beware of them. Allah con­found them! How they are per­ver­ted! 5And when it is said unto them: Come! The mes­sen­ger of Allah will ask for­give­ness for you! they avert their faces and thou seest them turn­ing away, dis­dain­ful. 6Whether thou ask for­give­ness for them or ask not for­give­ness for them is all one for them; Allah will not for­give them. Lo! Allah guideth not the evil-living folk. 7They it is who say: Spend not on behalf of those (who dwell) with Allah’s mes­sen­ger that they may dis­perse (and go away from you); when Allah’s are the treas­ures of the heav­ens and the earth; but the hypo­crites com­pre­hend not. 8They say: Surely, if we return to Al-Madinah the migh­tier will soon drive out the weaker; when might belon­geth to Allah and to His mes­sen­ger and to the believ­ers; but the hypo­crites know not. 9O ye who believe! Let not your wealth nor your chil­dren dis­tract you from remem­brance of Allah. Those who do so, they are the losers. 10And spend of that where­with We have provided you before death cometh unto one of you and he saith: My Lord! If only thou wouldst reprieve me for a little while, then I would give alms and be among the right­eous. 11But Allah reprieveth no soul when its term cometh, and Allah is Informed of what ye do.
      

    • http://thestrayworld.com/ Rewarp
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      Oh Madoka! What a con­vin­cing argument!

      You sir, have shown the world that your reli­gion has made you a crit­ical thinker, and not a zom­bie too busy fol­low­ing the orders of a dusty tome to real­ise how out of touch with real­ity you are.

  • Randy­barat
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    Menj a cretin? I would never guessed it. Remem­ber Fitna is a hor­rible sin. Menj should volun­teer to be stoned.