i) Ketuanan ii) Bumi-putra (as opposed to Bumi-nonputra),
iii) Unwarranted interpretation of the special-position provisions in the Constitution regarding Malays and Indigenious peoples of Malaysia; iv) Article 121(1)A and an interpretation of it unintended by Parliament; v) Government Departments, especially the uniformed services, being predominantly composed of only one race.

Once Malaysia was very different. What do you Want Malaysia. Won Malaysia? Warm Malaysia? Worn Malaysia!

and sob about it … , if you want pity and repent the wrongs , tell that to your peers and club members at least you can have a better history of yourself.

BTW, Did you also not participate and bullied your crumps-picker in your coalition club regime .

your prevous club and today’s club is still the same, only thing different is that it evolve to its real ill character quicker.

….bye bye the end

don’t feel so bad lah. During hitler’s rule, children of his master race were encouraged to seek out jews in hiding so that they could be sent to death camps. Don’t be surprised that schoolkids would be required to sing “Ode to Jibby” during school assemblies.

“The first step in “grabbing the bull by the horns” is not to require the endorsement of the prime minister, or any Minister, for your activism. Politicians are not your parents. They are your servants. You don’t need a government slogan coined by a foreign PR agency to wrap your project in. You just go ahead and do it.”

Meanwhile, on home soil school kids (I hope not throughout the country, can any one find out?) are tasked to complete a series of school projects with the stated objective of listing down good things jib has done to the country. My 14yr old daughter expressed her desire to vomit.

The biggest reason to buy into these ideas is not about justice, its not about fairness but the fact there is no choice in the matter. This country cannot continue the way it is nor can it tweak the old formula. The room for it is fast running out. We know it and that is why we are debating it. Heck even the rural areas are catching up on the fact.

But another good reason to buy into these ideas is the fact, the naysayers of the extremist are simply wrong. The doomsday scenario for the Malays and hesitant like KJ are simply wrong. Almost all negativity about such ideas are merely temporary and fleeting. Any setbacks will not last if the course is stayed.

They issue is can we stay the course in terms of building a transparent and accountable system or will technological and other changes derail the system, cause inefficiencies and setbacks that take TOO long to recover. Do we have enough discipline and patriotism to stay the course or rather do we have enough leaders, and we need many and the more the faster it can be done, with the discipline and patriotism to stay the course? That is a harder question.

BUT it does not help when those capable question and hesitant. It does not help when those who are the biggest benificiaries and winners still feel entitlement and risk-averse over needed patriotism and nationally entreprenurial.

2. Composite Index falls below 1000 and 500

3. 2019 Malaysia surely bankrupt

“Are you Malaysian first or Malay first’?

Make your answer loud and clear.

Once upon a time, in some story book that was only published in the UK. That book never got read at school in Malaysia.

I was born in a generation were being called a Pendatang was normal. Keris waving and talks about blood letting (in a non voluntary fashion) by political leaders was a yearly event that didn’t even make the news. Where the greatest dream to have was to leave. And coming back was such a shameful failure that even your grandmother would come by and criticize you on the day you retuned.

And the sacrifice… so much…. to such great extend that even family size had to be kept small, siblings that could never be. Everything to concentrate family resources into one or two children, often only a single child, so that he or she might have a chance to obtain higher education abroad, because there was never a chance of in local univesities.

And to top all that, we have the famous phrase “Kalau you tak suka, you boleh pergi,” by a certain politician.

Thus my reply to you, is why bother? What has Malaysia ever done to earn my loyalty?

Even my scholarship was sponsored by a foreign government. My own government couldn’t even spare me an education loan. Yet Malaysia has plenty to spare to sponsor Palestinians to higher education! What good is citizenship? Do you even comprehend how much of a betrayal that feels like.

Give such treatment, even a dog would leave.

Why should I fix the mess that the party you serve made? Your party has its precious “master race”, why doesn’t it use them to fix Malaysia? They make the majority of the population and control all major companies and government bodies.

Why should I spend one moment of my time, one dollar that I scraped and saved on some distant shore to repair a house. A house, which I can never own, no matter how much sweat or how much blood has gone in the walls of that house. I keep being told I am just the descendant of hired help who should have left once the job of building the house was done. I am reminded time and again I should be grateful, eternally grateful for being allowed to squat in that house.

I say enough.

Your slogan may touch the older generation but for me, I am a Pendatang. I know what you are thinking behind my back. And no emotional appeal will trick we in sending my hard earned money to Malaysia. My grandmother would be horrified to have such a stupid and foolish grandchild after all the sacrifices my family had to endure.

But i’ll be generous. For the sake of nasi lemak, the only Malaysian bond that has any hold on me, i’ll put some of my bitterness aside. If your party wants my skills and that of people like me, you may pay for it in USD, AUD, GBP or EURO at international rates. No free ride, my generosity extends only so far.