if you trying to bluff and one this and one that..it okay but treat others fairly and with sincere respect..simply put..
….all you really need to do is just respect the cow, and the cow will respect you.
If you dont maybe you become a cow in your rebirth…if you dont belief in this, you can sleep easy and know it later.

Nobody can say you will be a cow anyway..unlike other beliefs…the judgment begins before you die.
listen lah please…is it really that hard…likewise many can hear you .,,,,too.

You write good English, only that you have the brain of a new born baby, :-))

BN is now like a wounded tiger. Extremely dangerous when fighting for its survival.

That’s odd. Your comrade in arms, Kasim Amat, had begged to differ.

chengho: “look at Toyota , how the US attack them . the shareholder of GM and Ford is uncle Sam , sound like unfairly competition?”

Look at DCNS. They knew they were building submarines for a country in the tropics. Why couldn’t they ensure that their cooling systems will not fail in warmer waters?
Why couldn’t they design a reliable ballast system that could be repaired in hours instead of weeks which could leave the submarine unable to submerge, making it vulnerable to enemy attack on the surface?
Sounds like insufficient R&D funds due to money being used to ‘persuade’ certain unscrupulous politicians to buy their subs…

Sadly, there are still Malaysians who complacently mock the ‘perceived backwardness’ of some countries until the day they were rudely awaken by news that those countries had already caught up and overtaken us…

Kasim Amat: “2. Anwar’s trial is clearly not politically motivated because the plaintiff was Anwar’s ex-aide and not someone from the BN. Only Anwar knows what is going on here.”

The plaintiff admitted that he had taken 2 days from the time of the alleged sodomy before he decided to report it to the police, and within that time period, he had met Najib to ‘seek advice’. Unbelievably, despite medical reports that there was no sign of penetration on the plaintiff, the trial has been allowed to continue. It should have been dismissed if this case was actually motivated purely by justice.

Kasim Amat: “3. Foreign direct investment has drastically fallen in other developing countries including Singapore and Indonesia as well due to the recent economy downturn originated from the US. Thanks to the US.”

Even before the 2008 global financial meltdown, there were already foreign companies relocating their operations from Malaysia to other countries with more favourable business climate…

Kasim Amat: “4. The Malaysian has not objected to the racial policies since its induction as evidenced by the strong victories of BN in elections in the past 5 decades. The policies are tailored to maintain peace and racial harmony in Malaysia. It is not surprising for the US to criticise this policy because they do not like to see peace in other countries being a war-orientated nation.”

What ‘racial policies’ is Umno-BN advocating?
’1 Malaysia’ in one hand but racialistic Umno-BN politicians on the other hand?
It is not surprising that the Americans are criticising such a ‘racial policy’ because for the first time in their two hundred over years of their nation’s history, they have elected an African-American as their president.

Kasim Amat: “5. We agree that UMNO needs a reform but not to the extent that it betrayed our own value and sells away the Malay’s rights. UMNO is there to protect Malay’s rights and they always will, no matter what happen.”

Our Federal Constitution already has provisions that protect the rights of the Malays and other bumiputra groups in Malaysia, but of course, not at the expense of the rights of the non-bumiputras. Umno’s reform should include going back to the constitution and actually understand it, not twist it to suit the party’s own agenda…

what does that mean anyway, malay right? malaysian rights i can understand. malay rights? sorry does not register.

malay rights = umno rights to steal. ha…this i understand. understood, kasim amat tongkoi?

Be an active political activist.
Vote 4 a Goverment bend on eradicating Corruptions,Racisms,Abuse of Human Rights,IS

A Goverment of the People,by the People & for the People..

Symptoms are talking without any facts to substantiate their claims and through their noses

They started adopting higher productivity measures or so called ‘high income model’ as far as 1970s and 1980s when we are doing it only now.

They also opened up their services sector in the 1990s and the ultras are still fighting the few marginal sectors that is supposed to be opened up already.

Put it this way, Japan and Korea was anti-English for decades now its encouraged even in public road signs while we are still fighting over it in schools and god forbid in public road signs.

No, BN govt have always been overdue for many things and still do not change.

Put it another way, the past changes in FDI, productivity, English, etc. was actually easy relative to these current rounds of required changes. If those changes took decades to catch up, what do you think these rounds of required change will take?

1. China and India are no way the new superpowers of the world, as they are still perturbed by serious poverty and corruption issues. Malaysia is still ahead of these two countries in many areas such as financial service, aviation, education, research and development and biotechnology. Many European countries, Japan and the US prefer to invest in Malaysia rather than India and China as evidenced by the latest efforts made by our Deputy PM.

2. Anwar’s trial is clearly not politically motivated because the plaintiff was Anwar’s ex-aide and not someone from the BN. Only Anwar knows what is going on here.

3. Foreign direct investment has drastically fallen in other developing countries including Singapore and Indonesia as well due to the recent economy downturn originated from the US. Thanks to the US.

4. The Malaysian has not objected to the racial policies since its induction as evidenced by the strong victories of BN in elections in the past 5 decades. The policies are tailored to maintain peace and racial harmony in Malaysia. It is not surprising for the US to criticise this policy because they do not like to see peace in other countries being a war-orientated nation.

5. We agree that UMNO needs a reform but not to the extent that it betrayed our own value and sells away the Malay’s rights. UMNO is there to protect Malay’s rights and they always will, no matter what happen.