Ong Boon Hua aka Chin Peng borrowed malaysiakini.com
Ong
Boon Hua passed away
In
Bangkok on Malaysia Day
Chin
Peng once a hero
Fighting
the British and Japanese for independence
He
was the secretary general of CPM
Fighting
the Malaysian forces and police
When
terms were squeezed by the Alliance
With
it his deeds were forgotten
Bee
Anne government signed the peaceful agreement
Allowing
the CPM members to return and lay down arms
Rashid
Mydin and Shamsiah Fakeh allowed to return
Chin
Peng was forever banned from returning home
It
could be his skin colour and his ideology
But
Bee Anne broke the agreement with him
When
the document was sealed and delivered
Chin
Peng was thrown aside without a glance
He
fought through courts
The
judges never found in his favour
The
judges never looked into the peace agreement?
It
was just the way Bee Anne wanted it
He
was an old man
In
his twilight year to return
Amno
leaders refused to let him
Even
the police and army officers did the same
They
don't honour the agreement
The
sins of the past, today and tomorrow
Sadly
they allowed dead Malaysian terrorists to bury here
Killing
innocent lives in Indonesia
The
honour of agreement
The
Bee Anne government ignored
The
hero of the premerdeka years
The
history has accorded his exploits
Fighting
the British and Japanese soldiers
In
those years to gain independence for the nation
Chin
Peng and his party members hit and ran
The
tactics of war killing some losing some too
During
the time fighting with Malaysian forces
Chin
Peng and his gang became the outcasts of the nation
Many
had suffered in his hands and his soldiers
When
his party was outlawed by Britain and Malaysia
Those
were the years
The
emergency came and gone
The
death tolls and suffering
Both
sides paid the price
The
peaceful agreement inked in 1989
Brokered
by the Thailand signed in Haadyai
Chin
Peng comrades allowed to return home
But
Chin Peng was an outcast throughout his life
He
died on Malaysia Day
He
lived his colourful life to the end
Narrated
a book about his life
Once
a hero until CPM took it away
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