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Manabharana Is Not Malay (Manabharana Bukan Melayu)

In recent times, an alarming narrative has emerged within the Malaysian blogosphere, suggesting a historical event that appears to be a misinterpretation or perhaps a deliberate misinformation campaign. The claim revolves around a so called Malay prince named Manabharana from Srivijaya, purportedly attacking and conquering the Chola kingdom. This misleading story has gained traction and is spreading like wildfire across various social media platforms. The need to address and rectify such inaccuracies is crucial not only for the sake of historical accuracy but also for fostering a responsible and informed online community. To delve into the matter, it is essential to clarify that historical records reveal the existence of multiple individuals named Manabharana throughout history. However, a nuanced understanding reveals that all these figures were Tamils (Damila) hailing from the Pandya kingdom, with references to their exploits documented in Tamil inscriptions and Sri Lankan chronicles
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MH370 - Wrong Time to Joke or Take Revenge

A noble effort :) 

The world is aware that Flight MH370 is missing. The fate of over 200 humans is not known. To know more about what happened and what is happening, please search for reliable news in the media.

 Everyone who knows about it is upset with what has happened. When a family member does not return home on time, we will immediately pick up our phones and start calling even if it is just a 10 minute delay. 

 The family members of those in MH370 are in a much more critical situation. The best we could do at this moment is to pray for them or at least, not make a mockery of this entire situation.




Many heartless people in Facebook are taking advantage of this. They put up status updates which are insensitive to the current situation. To make matters worse, some irresponsible page admins share screenshots of such status updates.

 Take a look at some of these screenshots, it is fake. It is very obvious that someone purposely made those to take revenge on people who they hate. 

 They then share it on their troll pages which has thousands of fans so that it goes viral. As usual, those fans never use their brains to question the validity of the image.

 Monkey see, Monkey do!


Why is this done? There are only 2 main reasons.

The first is to tarnish the name of the victim via cyber attack. The second reason is of course to increase the "LIKES" of that particular page so that it becomes more popular with even larger following.

Because God opens the gate of Heaven for those with the highest number of LIKES in Facebook. The admin of the most popular Facebook page will be blessed with immortality up in the sky. 

Therefore, they will go to any extend just to achieve it.


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  1. Dr. Vinnith PullavarayarMonday, 10 March, 2014

    and there are dumbass members of a page who actually fall for these traps...

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