砂拉越政府嚴厲警告麥當勞；不得將西馬的《伊斯蘭霸凌非穆斯林》歪風帶入東馬，否則必遭東馬人民全面抵制！砂州人民不歡迎你！

首相署宗教局Jakim這邊才讚賞麥當勞霸凌非穆斯林的伊斯蘭霸權主義，那邊立即踢到砂拉越州政府的大鐵板了！

砂拉越首長阿德南政治秘書程明智發表譴責麥當勞文稿，嚴厲警告麥當勞不要企圖把《不允許沒有清真認證蛋糕進入店內》的伊斯蘭霸凌主義強加在東馬人民身上！

他說，麥當勞如果一意孤行，必將導致全砂州人民集體抵制！麥當勞腦殘的穆斯林霸權主義在東馬肯定不受歡迎！

砂州首長丹斯里阿德南政治秘書程明智促請麥當勞管理層，勿將「不允許顧客攜帶沒有清真認證的蛋糕入店」的作法，延伸到砂州各地的連鎖店。

程明智今日發文告指出，該快餐點管理層在西馬實行的有關作法，並不適用於多元文化和宗教的砂拉越。如果該快餐店要在砂州各間連鎖店相續實行，相信會引起非穆斯林消費者的杯葛。

他強調，砂拉越各族擁有和諧精神，彼此之間都能包容不同的文化，這也是砂州的一大特色，也是各族人民的驕傲。

「砂拉越不允許有宗教極端事件發生，因為這將破壞砂拉越各族的團結。砂州政府也禁止西馬的宗教極端分子及種族沙文主義分子踏足砂拉越。」

程明智說，麥當勞管理層在西馬實施有關的作法，已引起一些人的不滿，並發動群起杯葛，而這正是消費者本身的權力。

McDonald’s new halal policy not welcome in Sarawak

Sarawak CM Adenan Satem's political secretary issues statement critical of fast food giant's policy, warning non-Muslim consumers in state might boycott outlets.

PETALING JAYA: A senior member of Sarawak Chief Minister Adenan Satem’s staff has criticised the 「halal-certified cake」 policy imposed by McDonald’s in the peninsula, telling the fast food giant not to apply it in the state, The Borneo Post reported.

Michael Tiang, who is the political secretary to Adenan, called the policy that only halal-certified birthday cakes are allowed at their premises as 「totally incompatible with Sarawak’s multi-cultural and religious society」.

「If McDonald’s Malaysia were to implement the same policy at its fast food outlets in Sarawak, I believe that non-Muslim consumers might resort to boycotting the fast food chain,」 he said in a statement released yesterday.

Tiang reiterated how the harmony and tolerance among the people of different races and religions in the state was one of the unique features about Sarawak.

「In fact, such solidarity is the pride of all Sarawakians. Sarawak cannot condone any religious or racial extremism which would only destroy the solidarity among Sarawak people.

「Thus, in order to preserve such harmony, the state government has been very merciless towards extremists, religious bigots and racists by denying their entry to the state,」 the Sarawak-based daily quoted Tiang as saying.

Consumer Voice of Sarawak

Tiang’s comments echo that of a consumer group in Sarawak, which on Monday had spoken up against the policy by McDonald’s to allow only certified halal cakes into its outlets.

Consumer Voice of Sarawak (Covas) president Michael Tiong said that the fast-food chain should not even think about enforcing such a policy in the state as it was 「nonsensical」.

He believed any such rule would cause greater segregation and destroy the multi-cultural and multi-religious environment that the people of Sarawak had been living in all this time.

「We believe that the current move by McDonald’s is pure nonsense. If the cakes were produced by Muslims but if they were not certified halal, is the cake then immediately or automatically non-halal?

「Then all homemade cakes, even those made by Muslims, immediately become non-halal just because it is without certification,」 he was quoted as saying by the Sarawak-based daily.

He called on Sarawakians to 「fight back」 against McDonald’s and make its outlets the 「last place to go for birthday celebrations」.

The response from Tiang follows the official confirmation by McDonald’s on Dec 30 that only certified halal cakes are allowed inside its chain of restaurants.

In a statement to FMT, McDonald’s said the policy was in compliance with guidelines issued by the Islamic Development Department (Jakim) for halal certification.

「As a company that offers only halal-certified products, we implement a 『no outside food policy』 to ensure that all products served and consumed at our restaurants are halal.

「In the case of 『birthday parties』 at McDonald’s, we have made an exception to allow customers to bring in their own birthday cakes as part of their celebration, provided that the cakes are certified halal.」

It said the policy was important to the integrity of its halal certification and it would continue to comply with Jakim’s standards.

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