If anything, everyone just saw the stupidity and idiocy in such a statement, and that is why the reaction around the country has been as. But I think nobody really took offence to it. Rusnah has apologised "to parties who took offence to the remark". It has an image of Captain Tristam Speedy, a British army officer during colonial times. But a quick note for those who might not be familiar, the whiskey brand Timah is actually referring to tin ores. The memes are everywhere on the Internet now and the issue is one of the most amusing viral content at the moment. So why would a Malay Muslim, after seeing a bottle that is labelled as ‘whiskey’ and ‘alcohol’ do such a thing? We all know that this is considered haram in Islam. What business does a Malay Muslim in Malaysia have drinking alcohol? But first of all, whiskey is an alcoholic drink. Hence, when we drink the whiskey, then it is like drinking a Malay woman. She said the word Timah is "imagined" as a Malay woman, such as Mak Timah, Kak Timah or Makcik Timah. All she really wanted to point out was that there might be confusion over the label and it might confuse the Malay Muslims in the country. She has apologised though for her statement and said that it was misunderstood. items you are ready to open the red portal which leads to Uber Tristam. But really, I do want to know what Rusnah meant when she said that in Parliament. Last time we did Duriel I loaded pretty fast, and I saw his character load in. We want to keep it wholesome and decent for all. This is a general news portal that is read by those of many ages. Wait, what does that even mean? Can you drink a woman? Oh, maybe we shouldn’t answer that. One of the highlights in Parliament this week (aside from the budget) has to be when PKR's Tangga Batu MP Rusnah Aluai mentioned that drinking the local whiskey brand Timah is like drinking a Malay woman. The crazies are out and they’re making as much noise as they can.
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