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      He was the sole candidate proposed for the post during a state committee meeting.

      He was the sole candidate proposed for the post during a state committee meeting.

      I'm free to express my own views - Charles
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      I'm free to express my own views - Charles

      I'm free to express my own views - Charles

      Published: May 25, 2020 5:25 AM | Updated: May 25, 2020 8:56 AM

      DAP lawmaker Charles Santiago has defended his right to express his views on the national security legislation in Hong Kong.

      In a statement to Malaysiakini, the Klang MP urged MCA Central Committee member Chew Kok Woh to "take his fight" elsewhere.

      Hong Kong security chief warns of growing 'terrorism', gov't backs Beijing's planned laws

      Hong Kong security chief warns of growing 'terrorism', gov't backs Beijing's planned laws

      Taiwan promises 'necessary assistance' to Hong Kong's people

      Taiwan promises 'necessary assistance' to Hong Kong's people

      Former Hong Kong governor: China's proposed national security law should be G7 agenda

      Former Hong Kong governor: China's proposed national security law should be G7 agenda

      Thousands protest Chinese security law in HK, at least 120 arrested

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      BS!

      Teng Chang Khim12:23 PM, 25 May 2020

      Tell me which of my remarks is 'racist'? Or is it that you could not handle the facts and truth regarding the sub-continentals?

      Teng Chang Khim07:17 AM, 25 May 2020

      Scratch a sub-continental and one could usually find an anti-China/Chinese racist underneath. Charles Santiago is no different. He endangers Malaysia's palm oil market in China after Mahathir nearly destroyed Malaysia's palm oil market in India with his imprudent remarks causing the price of palm oil to crash from nearly RM4,000 per tonne to below RM2,000 recently. Charles Santiago has no commonsense and should not be allowed to contest as a DAP candidate in the next general election.

      Teng Chang Khim06:22 AM, 25 May 2020

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      BS!

      Teng Chang Khim12:23 PM, 25 May 2020
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      Tell me which of my remarks is 'racist'? Or is it that you could not handle the facts and truth regarding the sub-continentals?

      Teng Chang Khim07:17 AM, 25 May 2020
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      Scratch a sub-continental and one could usually find an anti-China/Chinese racist underneath. Charles Santiago is no different. He endangers Malaysia's palm oil market in China after Mahathir nearly destroyed Malaysia's palm oil market in India with his imprudent remarks causing the price of palm oil to crash from nearly RM4,000 per tonne to below RM2,000 recently. Charles Santiago has no commonsense and should not be allowed to contest as a DAP candidate in the next general election.

      Teng Chang Khim06:22 AM, 25 May 2020
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