Comments on: Rommel reminder - urgent need for overhaul of public service delivery system

By: bcda

bcda — Thu, 28 Jun 2007 13:40:03 +0000

Praise what Rommels comment, if the government really summons you? Do not worry, malaysia is just a small fly, I think no one keen & interested to invest in a non transparency country. Hope the Free Trade Agreement will fail unless things are change.

By: shortie kiasu

shortie kiasu — Thu, 28 Jun 2007 09:34:00 +0000

We should salute Mr Thierry Rommel for having the welfare of Malaysia at his heart by providing such indepth, candid & enlightening views on the state of affair of the country in the eyes of the world. He has nothing to gain, and we do not think he has had any hidden agenda for giving his view & analysis, except for the good of the future of the people at large of this country.

How long can UMNO persist in pursuing this “NEP”, a policy, as some proclaimed, to be the same as PW Bortha’s apathy in South Africa for All-Whites.

50 years down the road, people can see and feel the debilitating effects of the Policy on the country and its people. There may be false sense of security of the protected, those who are protected from cradle to graves.

They will soon be left behind when the crutches they are carrying become a burden and liability.

By: shortie kiasu

shortie kiasu — Thu, 28 Jun 2007 09:13:20 +0000

“More than three weeks ago on 1st June 2007, Abdullah had announced that he would be launching a new government delivery system on 14th June, 2007″:- Abdullah is hookwinking the whole nation of people. This is not the first time, Abdullah had been saying many things, many times in the past, for the sake of saying at that moment, to deflect the public attention and public pressure on his administration.

It is expected of him and his colleagues in the cabinet! Malaysian people are used to this antics of his and his cabinet ministers.

No big deal, and do not expect anything arising from what they said “in earnets”. They are just lumps of bulls***!

By: undergrad2

undergrad2 — Wed, 27 Jun 2007 10:03:22 +0000

ooops! kissing not kicking.

By: undergrad2

undergrad2 — Wed, 27 Jun 2007 10:02:08 +0000

Listen. Before you go around kicking these guys’ asses, let me tell you they have no interest in you or your country. Rommel is just doing his job as Head of the European Delegation and his comments were made in the context of discussions on free trade and access to the U.S. markets.

By: k1980

k1980 — Wed, 27 Jun 2007 07:00:59 +0000

Mr Thierry Rommel should publish books based on his views and observations on the NEP so that people throughout the world can get to know that PW Bortha’s racist policies and Adolf Hitler’s master/pivotal race live on in this part of southeast asia.

“He was the devil personified at the same level that Hitler was, and should be treated as a pariah by peace-loving people…”It is fitting that both him and his time has come to an end. Good riddance.”

http://www.southafrica.to/history/Apartheid/PW_Botha/PW_Botha.htm

By: devilmaster

devilmaster — Wed, 27 Jun 2007 06:07:35 +0000

agree with Libra2. I think Uncle Kit should send a thank you note to Mr Thierry Rommel for speaking out against an apartheid-like policy in Malaysia and send a compliment message to European Union for having a gifted envoy.

Thank you notes are polite way of showing people you value and appreciate them.

By: justiciary

justiciary — Wed, 27 Jun 2007 05:58:23 +0000

I have to digress a bit.Lately,DPM awed by the excellent bahasa proficiency of Chinese students studying in a Beijing university,he then said the Malays back home should emulate the Chinese and be well versed in the Chinese language so that they can go to China to do business there.In fact our Malay friends have ample opportunities to take up Chinese here.After all,for the last 50 years many non Malays have become proficient in the Malay language besides learning English and their mother tongues.But there are only a few Malays who can speak and write Chinese.I think with the emergence of China as a world and economic power and also for the sake of unity and integration,Malays should make it a point to know Chinese .If they really want to learn Chinese,they can do it here given our multiism background.The important thing is if they have the political will to do it.Btw,there are already 60000 Malays studying in SRJK(C) nationwide.

By: smeagroo

smeagroo — Wed, 27 Jun 2007 05:57:43 +0000

more will be dished out and approved b4 the PM calls for GE. When everyone is ahppy and pocket full, only will they support.