Bantahan Dalam FB Terhadap Ikhwan Global Sdn Bhd

Kelab Taat Suami yang dipelopori oleh Global Ikhwan Sdn Bhd yang mendakwa mempunyai rangkaian di negara2 seperti Indonesia, Thailand, Australia, Singapura, Timur Tengah dan juga Eropah, hari ini mendapat tentangan dari satu kumpulan di Face Book.

Satu page dibuka oleh seorang lelaki bernama Matthew Tard Ong 'We Do Not Want Sexist Nonsense From Global Ikhawan Sdn Bhd'. Setakat pukul 1.30 pagi Isnin, Kjee dapati lebih 1,000 orang dari pelbagai bangsa telah 'like' page itu.

Salah seorang 'ahli page itu', Azura Bumble Aziz memberi komen berikut: " I'd would rather she invited us the skeptics to watch her in action! After all arent we all curious about how 1st class prostitute services are like? 

Kjee tak nak komen panjang lebar. Bacalah sendiri apa yang Kjee C & P dari The Star Online.

 FB group counters ‘sexist’ wives club

PETALING JAYA: Facebook users have started a group called “We Do Not Want Sexist Nonsense From Global Ikhwan Sdn Bhd” after reading about the Obedient Wives Club (OWC) launched by the organisation.

Someone called Matthew Tard Ong wrote that he created the group as he believed both partners played a role in keeping a marriage healthy.
As of 9.30pm yesterday, 133 people had joined the group.
The OWC, or Kelab Taat Suami, was launched yesterday. Its members strived to delight their husbands in almost every way.
OWC vice-president Dr Rohaya Mohamad said this included keeping husbands sexually satisfied so they would not turn to prostitutes or keep mistresses.
A Muslim husband, who only wanted to be known by his first name Zul, said he did not agree with the message sent out by the club.
“Yes, sex is important, but you can’t say that it will help curb social ills in such a sweeping manner.
“There are other factors involved,” said the 36-year-old technician.
He said men tended to stray for psychological reasons that he himself did not fully understand.
Men, he said, could cheat on their wives despite having a happy marriage.
Sociologist and social activist Rohanna Ariffin suggested that OWC members read up on statistics by women’s rights groups and the police to find out the factors that caused domestic violence.
“Women shouldn’t be women’s worst enemy. Husbands have to take responsibility for their own behaviour,” said Rohanna who is also a Parti Rakyat Malaysia central committee member.
She stressed that it was wrong for women to take all the blame for men’s weaknesses.
However, Selayang Umno deputy chief Datuk Nasir Ibrahim said the club was extraordinary and unique.
He said Selayang Umno fully supported the club as most problems had their roots at home.
“There may be negative voices decrying this as male chauvinism but I don’t see it that way. If the family institution is strong with good marital relations, it can help counter social ills,” he said at the launch of the club yesterday.