Roti plata,
I say , Rotiplata I don’t know whether you know what you are saying. ”still can’t supply clean water and uninterruptible power supply!”.I think we have one of the best water and power supply in the world. It is not THE BEST, but certainly no the bad ones. I have travelled almost all the countries in the world, I rate our system as ONE of the BEST. However if you want to comment about the approach to the privatization of water or the power and water rate in Malaysia you are welcomed to. I give you a hint to start the ball rolling down the hill, In Malaysia the water consumers have to subsidize 30 to 40%of the loss of treated water due to the weakness of the system. In theory if only we can work hard to save this loss of treated water, the consumer can share and enjoy a reduction of water rate by at least 40%.How?.System, system. A rickety system is all we get from the privatization programs. The water is relatively good and clean however the price in no quite right. I suspect, somewhere some wise donkeys make a lot of money from the huge initial capital investment of the tax payer money. Privatization and negotiated tenders schemes propagated by the government, is a good device to legitimately divert public funds with minimal accountability and at a speed of a blink. Example of colossal privatization scheme which had gone hay wire: General Hospitals for the whole country, Arm forces camps and quarters, Primary and Secondary Schools buildings, Polytechnic Centers, Dual Carriage Rail Track, Singapore Johore Bridge, Pusat Computer for Secondary School and still many more coming on the way. Malaysians be prepared while we still have a bit of money to be borrowed from Petronas, EPF, and even perhaps from ASN or ASB, Tabung Haji. While the cows still surviving, and the political powers to be grasped , flog up the country coffer. After all this a country with rule of law. If it is legally legitimate, why not ?. Moral and socially right issues are not the consideration when come to the chapter on money.

raven77 Says:

Raven 77 you said “the many bad guys continue to plunder it’s resources and people completely”. Can please elaborate. It is sweet, simple and very articulate to say such a sweeping statement. Can you really responsibly say what you mean. Your statement istoo vague to be considered seriously. You sound like a SPM candidate. Who plunder what resources. How much. What had bee plundered, Which government, before Merdeka or after Merdeka.I know before Merdeka it was the white men the so called Colonial Power. They plundered the whole of Perak Tin, Sungai Besi Tin industry, and I was thought in my Secondary History book, in return , the British in best of Whiteman gentlemen ethics and good gesture awarded us with the first railway track from Ipoh, and Taiping to Province Wellesley..According to my grandfather, only the white Mak Salleh dogs and tins were allowed to be transported by the train. Durians, Petai, Jambu, Cows , Buffalo, And the British Subjects, the collies,the Mamak,Orang Asli, Pak Cik ,the Nenek, the Pariahs are all no no. Tin? Humm. Now I understand. Thank to the Good old British. Spook Save the spirits of Queen Victoria, Queen Elizabeth I, King George, and Queen Elizabeth II. Oops. Queen Elizabeth II is still around after all these years; so it save the Queen. we should all hold hands together much earlier and drown the White men together with the Prince of Wales off Trengganu. Unfortunately, we have too many mercenaries P.C (Police Constable) from Ceylon, India, Nepal, of Neplese and Sikh and Ceylonese Contingents sent here to be the watchdog and overseer of British investments in the then Tanah Melayu. Can’t blame these mercenaries. They were the Pariah of their countries, the beggars, the vagabond, the scum from the lowest of low class of their community, the criminals, the convicts, persona non grata of other British Colonies. School History books of Malaysia have to be rewritten. Any body willing to take up the discussion?