those leaders are old & retired or most probably are now 6 feet underground. :)cossie said:
money changes a person. too much money makes a person insensitive to his roots. this is a sad fact no matter how anyone tries to qualify oneself.
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money changes a person. too much money makes a person insensitive to his roots. this is a sad fact no matter how anyone tries to qualify oneself.
anti-corruption system
OT: i wonder how come people get the impression that chinese people are cheats when there are countries like singapore which show that they are not? anyway, i know it's just a stereotype.
we can strive to follow singapore's anti-corruption system.koolspyda said:
OT: i wonder how come people get the impression that chinese people are cheats when there are countries like singapore which show that they are not? anyway, i know it's just a stereotype.
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Thats why lee family controlling SIA...Chartered Semicon...PSA...Singtel....SBS...etc.....thru Tamasek holdings...and Lee's fren controlling Starhub...[PIMPIN] said:
That one is more simple..no bumiputra issue and no politicalparty restriction....ppl calling it "The Lee dynasty"
i wish to share this piece i came across on brandmalaysia.com, blog by mr. mack zulkifli. the full page is here http://www.brandmalaysia.com/movabletype/archives/2005/07/email_from_a_fa.html
now if i din read the words in bold wrongly this "hamba" is calling ppl a traitor to his own race. imagine...because a fellow malay countryman dare to speak up he is label as such...where is the justice? to me this "hamba" is 10x more worse...for he is a traitor to his COUNTRY.
wrongful claim
oh well... let's ignore this person and hope for the best for malaysia.
ya, this fellar is terrible. he looks down on malays. i wonder if he sent the same memo to dr mahathir? this fellar claims to be a malay but i think it is a wrongful claim as pure malays are not idiots.Torment said:i wish to share this piece i came across on brandmalaysia.com, blog by mr. mack zulkifli. the full page is here http://www.brandmalaysia.com/movabletype/archives/2005/07/email_from_a_fa.html
now if i din read the words in bold wrongly this "hamba" is calling ppl a traitor to his own race. imagine...because a fellow malay countryman dare to speak up he is label as such...where is the justice? to me this "hamba" is 10x more worse...for he is a traitor to his COUNTRY.
oh well... let's ignore this person and hope for the best for malaysia.
UMNO Youth say bring back NEP. I say...
...go screw yourselves.
Hishammuddin Hussein, said today,
What national policy in place now sidelines the Malays? Please tell me. Could one of them be meritocracy for university entry?
While I am not against the NEP as proposed by the Razak government, I think it has outlived its use. This statement comes from myself, an alumnus of the Tun Razak Foundation Leadership Programme.
I say, why continue to give a crutch to the Malays? Do we really want to convince them that they are permanently crippled? The affects of NEP should be studied for all that it was good for and all that it was not.
The government should address the many problems the NEP created in the first place. There are so many, but I will name one very apparent one: the mass annual braindrain of local talent overseas.
The government cannot continue to deny equal opportunity for university admission to non-bumiputras and at the same time label those who pursue higher education overseas 'unpatriotic'.
Higher education in Malaysia is definitely in crisis. I have never thought of pursuing a degree locally. Not trying to sound elitist, but I doubt my parents were thinking of that either. A lot of urban Chinese feel the need to make it possible for their children to study overseas.
It is also not uncommon for them to tell their kids, "Try to get a PR so that we can have a choice to retire there ok?"
The situation in Malaysia seems gloomy, who can blame them for feeling so. I am worried about the quality of education my children will receive. Heard of the idiom 'Pay peanuts get monkeys'? We pay our primary school teachers a starting salary of RM900. I don't want to send my kids to monkeys who will eventually tell my kids to take tuition.
We are facing crisis in almost every field, but education gets the most limelight.
So I say to the UMNO Youth, please invent new solutions to new problems. Don't you all have brains to think for yourselves? Do you think echoing ideas from a bygone era (by leaders of superior virtue and ability to yourselves) makes you more Malay? Dream on.
Other races are not robbing the Malays of anything. They are merely struggling in life to survive in a dog-eat-dog world, where they are disadvantaged by government policy. You need a university education, we ALSO need a university education. We are not going to sacrifice our dreams and goals in life to assist you, at our own expense, to succeed when you are not interested to.
What I am saying here is the NEP policies has unfortunately caused Malaysia to lose both billions of Ringgit in foreign exchange per year and invaluable brain-talents. For example in Australia, they are proud to gloat that their second biggest export comes from the education industry thanks partly to the shortsightedness of governments like Malaysia.
Remove the crutch. Let your people stand tall.
Stop UMNO Youth from robbing Malaysia of its human resources.
Posted by David Teoh on July 22, 2005 01:43 AM
The article is written by David Teoh in his blog at blog.davidteoh.com and he shares the same sentiment as me regarding this NEP issue. It is sad that the supposedly MCA who is suppose to protect our rights just sit there for the past 35 years in silence. How am I to call myself a Malaysian when I do not seem to share the same rights as everyone.
I pledge my allegience to the flag, but does the flag does the same to me?
...go screw yourselves.
Hishammuddin Hussein, said today,
The NEP definition itself should be reapplied as part of the national development policy, so that the Malays would be empowered and not sidelined from now till the year 2020.
What national policy in place now sidelines the Malays? Please tell me. Could one of them be meritocracy for university entry?
While I am not against the NEP as proposed by the Razak government, I think it has outlived its use. This statement comes from myself, an alumnus of the Tun Razak Foundation Leadership Programme.
I say, why continue to give a crutch to the Malays? Do we really want to convince them that they are permanently crippled? The affects of NEP should be studied for all that it was good for and all that it was not.
The government should address the many problems the NEP created in the first place. There are so many, but I will name one very apparent one: the mass annual braindrain of local talent overseas.
The government cannot continue to deny equal opportunity for university admission to non-bumiputras and at the same time label those who pursue higher education overseas 'unpatriotic'.
Higher education in Malaysia is definitely in crisis. I have never thought of pursuing a degree locally. Not trying to sound elitist, but I doubt my parents were thinking of that either. A lot of urban Chinese feel the need to make it possible for their children to study overseas.
It is also not uncommon for them to tell their kids, "Try to get a PR so that we can have a choice to retire there ok?"
The situation in Malaysia seems gloomy, who can blame them for feeling so. I am worried about the quality of education my children will receive. Heard of the idiom 'Pay peanuts get monkeys'? We pay our primary school teachers a starting salary of RM900. I don't want to send my kids to monkeys who will eventually tell my kids to take tuition.
We are facing crisis in almost every field, but education gets the most limelight.
So I say to the UMNO Youth, please invent new solutions to new problems. Don't you all have brains to think for yourselves? Do you think echoing ideas from a bygone era (by leaders of superior virtue and ability to yourselves) makes you more Malay? Dream on.
Other races are not robbing the Malays of anything. They are merely struggling in life to survive in a dog-eat-dog world, where they are disadvantaged by government policy. You need a university education, we ALSO need a university education. We are not going to sacrifice our dreams and goals in life to assist you, at our own expense, to succeed when you are not interested to.
What I am saying here is the NEP policies has unfortunately caused Malaysia to lose both billions of Ringgit in foreign exchange per year and invaluable brain-talents. For example in Australia, they are proud to gloat that their second biggest export comes from the education industry thanks partly to the shortsightedness of governments like Malaysia.
Remove the crutch. Let your people stand tall.
Stop UMNO Youth from robbing Malaysia of its human resources.
Posted by David Teoh on July 22, 2005 01:43 AM
The article is written by David Teoh in his blog at blog.davidteoh.com and he shares the same sentiment as me regarding this NEP issue. It is sad that the supposedly MCA who is suppose to protect our rights just sit there for the past 35 years in silence. How am I to call myself a Malaysian when I do not seem to share the same rights as everyone.
I pledge my allegience to the flag, but does the flag does the same to me?
dun worry they'll think of something new to benefit their cronies again and as always.
prices of cars can only go up. they are earning so much and became so greedy.. do you think they can reform overnight?
save hard-hard ler.... want to buy a cool car?
cheers
prices of cars can only go up. they are earning so much and became so greedy.. do you think they can reform overnight?
save hard-hard ler.... want to buy a cool car?
cheers
then get married to a malay girl and join the umnoputera lor.. get AP your ticket to riches is jsut round the corner?
btw one important thing though... you sunat already?
cheers
btw one important thing though... you sunat already?
cheers
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