Election time is coming (8th march 2008)

This is my first year to vote and I will do my responsibility as a noble citizen

I am not good in giving political speech but this song below says it all





For a better Malaysia~!

My Ride.......Vroom

This is what I am currently driving


This what I am going to buy (still considering)


I've dreamt about this car since the day it was launched 2 years back, now is da timeeeeeeee

I'm a big fan of compact cars and an extreme no no to proton, perodua by far is the best choice for me to get my compact cars at affordable price with quality far surpasses proton cars

Unhappy and gloomy future

Wedding has been postponed, my parents after the Chinese new year insisted that I postpone our wedding to a later time, so no choice but to do so

Today, I have been burden by forced allowance... I don't know what to say
Since young parents never taught me anything near to nothing, I learn most of the things myself from school, friends, peers, colleagues, rivals, television therefore i became an extremely individualistic person where I only care more about my own well being instead of other, this changes when i converted to Christian faith cause Jesus whom is my heavenly father taught me to learn to give so i start doing so, so my parents actually never taught me anything after I am able to start thinking, more like they expect me to go auto pilot and screw me nicely when i screw up, this is the environment that I have been brought up, to know what I should know when they expect it out of me.

The problem is this, I never know what financial condition my family is in neither know most things about them, they always give me the look and feeling that everything is ok, therefore I never took into care any of it and just live my life as I always did. They are not transparent about anything at all and always expect me to know everything they expect me to know

My parents has a dark history which actual non of us kids in the family know about it, it was the main cause that contribute to the downfall of this family, it has been a secret for so long and will remain cloudy until i don't know when, recently my wedding plans actually spark the whole mess out. Money has always been an issue in my family, yes, money is important, i know

Being threaten to give allowance to someone you used to look up to is not a good experience, it hurts so much inside especially when you are actually budgeting to give them the next month since you just came to know about the big mess.

I am very disappointed, my fiancee is also, I don't think we will be getting married anytime soon until we can afford to own our own house and move out of this place to start our own family. I don't want to live my life in a minefield

I don't know what the future hold, but I know my heavenly father will see me through this. Amen

It's Christmas time of the year

Happy 2008 people!!!

The report of my cell group Christmas celebration

Clement: The GarlicBread man



NicTheChipsFryer and TheNeverGrowUpBruce



Vincent: The host. All the man are preparing the food and the ladies enjoy supervising watching them.



Everyone has their own cup!



AlwaysPrettyKaren: Cell Group leader



We found TheNeverGrowUpBruce sitting alone by a corner.
P.s: Karen is his wife



NicTheChipsFryer & SimpleYeePink. The top part of this picture doesn't look complete, right?



This is the actual picture. Hehe :P



FreshGraduatedKelvin and FreshUniStudentPhoebe



Now he is talking to two other girls and his gf is poking him from the back



SweetFaith and TallSteph



The ladies and our cups


The men and their crazy pose


We took lots of pictures that day. Among all pictures, I love this the most:


All under one roof!

Taken from my sister's blog
Lazy to retype

God bless you!! :D

HG Gouf Ignited (Rudolf Wittgenstein custom)

Woot
A gold HG Gouf Ignited from Seed MSV series

MG MS-06R-1A High Mobility Type Zaku II (Black Tri-Stars specs)

The legendary black tri star high mobility zaku II is back with MG ver 2 treatment!

Another smell of Racism

Aku just nak citer sikit pengalaman panas aku masa aku berkunjung ke Jusco Equine park Ahad minggu lepas=30 July 2006.

Aku sampai jusco dalam kol 3pm.. mmg aku ngan laki aku target nak pi mkn dulu sbb lapar... tengahari lom mkn... so, lps belikan ice cream utk hero aku... (umpan supaya dia dok diam dalam baby chair) aku pon gi survey makanan.. laki aku tunggu hero.. dia pesan nasi ayam.

after all.. aku amik nasi goreng USA... then aku gi beratur nak bayar... masa tu ader sorang amoi depan aku.... dah la lembab... dok carik duit 1 sen tak jumpa-jumpa.. belakang aku ada dalam 5-6 org lg... masa tu aku dah suam-suam dah.... then tetiba.. dgn begitu selambabnya dtg sorang lg amoi... masuk dpn aku... sambail cakap-cakap ngan amoi 1 sen td... aku budget.. ni mesti sedara mara dia.. then amoi 1 sen ni blah... amoi yg baru ni selamber je byr brg dia.... masa tu aku dah panas... aku pon cakap
Aku: " eh.. amoi!! u tak bayar que meh???"...
memula amoi tu mcm tak perasana ku cakap ngan dia...
then aku ulang ayat yg sama... baru dia pandang.. then dia kata..
Amoi: "tadi itu saya punya kakak"
Aku: "haiya... kakak ka.. emak ka.. atuk ka... u still have to que up mah.... ini macam senang la... 1 org que, then lain lain sedara boleh masuk ikut suka hati. u tak nampak ka berapa byk org beratur?"
Sia moi terus diam... amik balance terus blah dgn muka merah.

huh!!! tak ader kesedearan sivik langsung.. dok negara org...nak buat suka ati lak.... panas jer.. dah la aku tgh lapor.... aku tak kisah la brapa byk mata yg pandang aku masa tue.. janji aku dapat luahkan apa yg aku tak puas ati...

Notice the last paragraph

dok negara org...nak buat suka ati lak....

what does she mean by that?
You tell me...

Finally

Finally I've made this big decision to get married in year 2008, yahoo!

When the decision is made, i got mix feelings, happy and uncertain, maybe is my first time having to make such decision, father got no objection so far, mother a bit against due to my young age

As for now, my fiance and I are planning for our wedding reception and we will meet up with our church pastor next week for the pre marriage counseling session

It's beginning of a new life, I am not alone anymore...

1/100 Gundam Dynames

Check out this new baby

我的朋友 My Friends Kawanku

When Malays are also migrating

Nik Nazmi has written a very interesting entry on his blog.

His entry title - "Apabila Orang Melayu Turut Berhijrah…" which translates to "When the Malays migrate as well..." is a fresh take of a Malay's point of view when we're talking about something as critical as our homeland's failing economical policies.

Here are the top 2 paragraphs from his entry in Malay.

Saya baru pulang daripada sebuah majlis makan malam tertutup bersama beberapa tokoh korporat. Tuan rumah majlis tersebut menceritakan bagaimana dia bertemu seorang tokoh muda Melayu Malaysia yang bekerja di sebuah bank pelaburan terkemuka dunia di Singapura. Beliau berkata kepada tokoh muda tersebut, tak minat pulang ke Malaysia ke? Pasti dia boleh memainkan peranan besar di bank-bank tempatan.

Jawab tokoh muda tersebut: “Saya tak ingin pulang. Kalau saya pulang dan dilantik menjadi ketua, orang akan memandang saya mendapat jawatan tersebut hanya kerana saya Melayu. Mereka pasti memikirkan ada dua-tiga eksekutif Cina yang berada di belakang saya, membuat kerja-kerja saya. Mereka tidak akan menghargai kebolehan, penat lelah dan titik peluh saya untuk mencapai kejayaan tersebut. Saya lagi rela berada di sini di mana orang tahu saya kena bekerja keras untuk sampai di sini.”

Here is an English translation.

I have just arrived home from a private dinner with a few prominent corporate figures. The host of the dinner was just telling a story as to how he met a young Malay Malaysian corporate figure that is working in a very famous investment bank in Singapore. He asked the young man if he was interested in going back to Malaysia. He would surely be able to play a very large role in the local banks.

The young corporate figure replied, "I am not interested in going home. If I go back and get elected as a head, people will think that I obtained the position just because I am Malay. They will surely think that I will be backed by 2-3 Chinese executives that will do all my work for me. They will not appreciate my skills, hard work and sweat that I have put into achieving this success. I rather stay here where people know I have worked hard to arrive at where I am today."

This hits the nail right on its head.

The government's continued ignorance to continue with the failing NEP and its racial based methods to run the country clearly requires a big wake up call. I am sure that this young Malay corporate figure in Singapore is not alone in his thinking.

I have had Malay friends who have mentioned the very same thing to me before.

Things shouldn't have to do with the colour of your skin. Your religion shouldn't matter. What ethnic background you have shouldn't be a cause for discrimination.

When you push people away with discriminatory policies, they will just make do and take the more appealing choice that will give them better success in life when arriving at a crossroad in life. In this case - this fellow Malay has decided to live on in Singapore with his skills, where people will respect him for what he is.

You can't buy respect. You may be able to buy votes with exorbitant spending through 'money politics' and continue to stay in power, but you cannot buy the souls and hearts of the rest of the country.

As people get more educated about the issues that have they have been blinded with, they will realise how much needs to be done in order to make their country better.

It is very good to hear from a Malay Malaysian. This truly provides a very fresh take on this whole economical policy issue.

"Isu orang bukan Melayu meninggalkan Malaysia kerana kecewa dengan dasar ekonomi kerajaan sudah cukup biasa diulas.

Tetapi apabila ada orang Melayu yang kononnya menjadi penerima faedah utama dasar tersebut juga mengambil langkah untuk keluar, ia menghantar mesej yang cukup mendalam untuk kerajaan."

The translation goes as below.

The issue of non-Malays leaving Malaysia because they are disappointed with the government's economical policy has been repeatedly brought up. But when there are Malays who are supposedly the main benefactors of the policy who take steps to get out - this sends a really deep message to the government.

Bravo Nik for your entry. Let's hope it does not fall on deaf ears.

A very frightened Malaysian abroad

A pretty good eye-opening read.

Dear Raja Petra,

I have been meaning to pen some of my thoughts for some time now, to let people actually read the views of the typical ‘overseas Malaysian’ who is kept away. I realise that my e-mail is rather long, but I do hope that you would consider publishing it, and also keep my name private.

I shall start by telling you a little about my background. Mine is a rather sad tale -- of a young Malaysian full of hope and patriotic enthusiasm, which is slowly but surely dissipating.

I am very different from many other non-Bumiputeras as I was given tremendous opportunities throughout my childhood. Born into a middle-class Chinese but English-speaking family, I grew up with all the privileges of imported books, computers, piano/violin lessons and tuition teachers.

My parents insisted that I should be exposed to a multi-racial education in a national school. In my time, my urban national school (a missionary school) was a truly happy place -- where the Malays, Chinese and Indian students were roughly equal in proportion. We played and laughed with each other and studied the history of the world together during Form 4, with one interesting chapter dedicated to Islamic history.

Though 75% of my teachers were Malays I never really noticed. My Malay teachers were the kindest to me -- teaching me well and offering me every possible opportunity to develop. I led the district teams in the English and Bahasa Malaysia debating competitions. I was the only non-Malay finalist in the Bahasa Malaysian state-level elocution competition. My Malay teachers encouraged me to transfer to a government residential school (sekolah berasrama penuh) so as to enable me to maximise my academic potential. I refused because I was happy where I was, so they made me head prefect and nominated me as a ‘Tokoh Pelajar Kebangsaan’. Till this day I am absolutely certain it was the kindness of all my Malay teachers which made me a true Malaysian.

I excelled at school and was offered a Singaporean government scholarship to study overseas. I turned it down because I wanted to ensure I would remain a ‘true Malaysian’ in the eyes of Malaysia. So I accepted a Malaysian government scholarship to study at Oxford University. Throughout my three years as an undergraduate the officers at the MSD looked after me very well and were always there to offer support.

I graduated with first class honours and was offered a job with a leading investment bank. The JPA released me from my bond so as to enable me to develop my potential. I shall always be grateful for that. I worked hard and rose up the ranks. My employer sent to me to Harvard University for postgraduate studies and I climbed further up the ladder.

Now I am 31 years old and draw a comfortable monthly salary of US$22,000. Yet I yearn to return home. I miss my home, my family, my friends, my Malaysian hawker food and the life in Malaysia. I have been asked many times by Singaporean government agencies to join them on very lucrative terms, but I have always refused due to my inherent patriotism.

I really want to return home. I have been told by government-linked corporations and private companies in Malaysia that, at best, I would still have to take a 70% pay cut if I return to Malaysia to work. I am prepared and willing to accept that. My country has done a lot for me so I should not complain about money.

However, of late, my idealistic vision of my country has really come crashing down, harder and faster than ever before.

I read about the fiascos involving non-Bumiputera top scorers who are denied entry to critical courses at local universities and are offered forestry and fisheries instead. (My cousin scored 10 A1s for SPM and yet was denied a scholarship).

I read about UMNO Youth attacking the so-called meritocracy system because there are less than 60% Malay students in law and pharmacy whilst conveniently keeping silent about the fact that 90% of overseas scholarship recipients are Malays and that Malays form the vast majority in courses like medicine, accountancy and engineering at local universities.

I read about the Higher Education Minister promising that non-Bumiputera Malaysians will never, ever step foot into UiTM.

I read about a poor Chinese teacher’s daughter with 11 A1s being denied a scholarship, while I know some Malay friends who scored 7 As and whose parents are millionaires being given scholarships.

I read about the brilliant Prof. K.S. Jomo who was denied a promotion to Senior Professor (not even to Head of Department) although he was backed by references from three Nobel Prize winners. Of course, his talent is recognised by a prestigious appointment at the United Nations.

I read about UMNO Youth accusing Chinese schools of being detrimental to racial integration while demanding that Mara Junior Science Colleges and other residential schools be reserved for only Malays.

I read about the Malay newspaper editors attacking the private sector for not appointing enough Malays to senior management level whilst insisting that the government always ensure that Malays dominate anything government-related.

I read that at our local universities not a single Vice-Chancellor or Deputy Vice-Chancellor is non-Malay.

I read that in the government not a single Secretary-General of any ministry is non-Malay. The same goes for all government agencies like the police, armed forces, etc.

I read about UMNO screaming for the Malay Agenda while accusing everyone else of racism for whispering about equality.

I read about a poor Indian lady having to pay full price for a low-cost house after being dispossessed from a plantation whilst Malay millionaires demand their 10% Bumiputera discount when buying RM2 million bungalows in a gated community.

I read about my beloved national schools becoming more and more Islamic by the day, enforced by overzealous principals.

I read about my Form 4 World History (Sejarah Dunia) syllabus, which now contains only one chapter of world history, with Islamic history covering the rest of the book.

As I read all this I tremble with fear. I love my country and long to return. I am willing to take a 70% pay cut. I am willing to face a demotion. I honestly want to contribute my expertise in complex financial services and capital markets. But really, is there a future for me, for my children and for their children? I am truly frightened.

I can deal with the lack of democracy, the lack of press freedom, the ISA, our inefficient and bureaucratic civil service, our awful manners, and even a little corruption. But I cannot deal with racism in my homeland.

I think this is the single biggest factor which is keeping people like me away. And bear in mind, there are so many of us (researchers, scientists, bankers, economists, lawyers, academics, etc.). What people read about in Malaysia (like Dr Terence Gomez) is but the tiniest tip of the iceberg. You will be amazed to know about Malaysians denied JPA scholarships (which would have made them civil servants), took loans to attend Ivy League universities, but who are later asked to advise our government (on IT, economics, etc.) at fees running to millions of US dollars. Such information will never be published because it is politically incorrect.

As a Christian, I pray for God’s blessing on this great country of ours. I pray that He blesses our leaders with the foresight and humanity to see that this will not work and cannot continue. I pray they will have the strength to make our country a home for all Malaysians plus they will have mercy on the poor, including the non-Malays. I pray for true racial harmony and acceptance (not just tolerance) in Malaysia.

Yours sincerely,
A very frightened Malaysian abroad

Thanks to Harbx for passing this on

Boring work with stupid people

Work has become boring lately, I’m always asking my self lately, why the hell am I doing this, I didn't op for it when I enter here, well, they answered me, “we are all growing, you don’ plan to do what you do forever right?” yeah rite, growing in all rounded manner, what also do from R&D to marketing, no wonder I put on a lot of weight when I join this company, all work must do and we don’t even get enough rest during lunch time, when I just joined this company, it was very friendly, it’s like if you come late you go back late, work load also reasonable though still some pressure but that time I really enjoy working because it was fun, no internal stress, but this year, everything changed, come early go back late, lunch time cannot rest already, immediately after lunch have to go back to work, cannot even rest properly during work, since my work requires me to think a lot, therefore I need constant rest of my mind but the manager say I not concentrating in my work, how nice of them to say that…

Office environment is the worst ever, hand phone ringing like no body’s business, stupid children come in and make stupid noise and disturb my working item, people switch on the television and watch and then leave it on just like that, people who doesn’t know how to close the door are walking making all cold air from air con escape, barbarians burping as loud as they can, everyone blasting their damn music, lousy working table with lousy chair, make my damn bone damn pain, lousy working lightning, my eyes condition deteriorate a lot since I work here .

Company employee benefit is very poor, we staff don’t get any benefit, no allowance, no insurance coverage no nothing and last year I even don have bonus, one whole year of slave labour and nothing to reward my hard work? Talk about it also damn unhappy, company always talk cock about suffer and happy together but all I see is suffer together and ask me find happiness myself while suffering automatically comes. I don’t get any privilege or credits or advantage as being one of the one who started this company, any privilege will goes to the 2 managers first then left over divide among staff….. ‘Divide’…. Heard that? Divide? I working my ass here and then having to share my benefits with people who came later than me and contribute lesser, so bloody unfair. Even some of the other staffs from other dept also told me their intention to quit this company, I never say anything when they said that but in my heart say do it now la, why stay on more for this stupid company, it should had go bankrupt earlier on, miracle how they survive so long with this kind of lousy management and lousy treatment to staffs. Bloody always talk team work rubbish with me but never show at all, they expect us to work like a team but problem is they never treat us like a team, all details and information are kept among themselves, we only know when it is very vital and necessary to know, what kind of team work is that?

Anyways I have other plans… they just watch and see, I will make them regret treating me like this

Well said...

Well said Lee Kuan Yew, i admire your courage to voice out something we aren't capable to doing so, well done

INNOCENT ISRAELI VICTIMS OF ISLAMIC TERRORISM

Thugs

Just when u think the law enforcement are our friends, think again

Here is a 2 minute video showing how peaceful demonstrators against
petrol and
Electricity hikes were bullied by the polis at KLCC last Sunday.

http://www.asia247.tv/d/flashvideo01.html


If the video is jerky, press the 'refresh' until its ok, or just
wait for the buffering to end.

And turn up your speakers !

Salary low
Living cost high
Racist everwhere
Unequality in ethnic advantages
Government is like circus

now does that tells you enough of why Malaysian graduates doesn't want to come back here?
it spell out itself clearly

I think it's time to the circus into a real office

Back after a long breakaway

Ah, finally able to find some time to blog, been busy like mad before this, being a financial advisor is not easy, toy business is slow due to the stupid supplier i have, totally bored of my 9-5 work, what else is new.... hmm... my toy collection keep on increasing and am very happy abt it, ah, satisfaction plus me relationship with me wife is growing stronger each and everyday, so strong that i already treat her like my wife, hehe

Finally........

Finally, my dream of opening a toy shop is not a dream anymore, as i am writting now, plans are undergoing for my new toy store, basically my toy store will run under ecommerce style providing the best service and price to customers, besides i may take IT service into my company also, damn, i'm so excited, a long journey of business world awaits me, i hope i can face the challenges with a calm mind and grow to be the biggest toy chain in Malaysia, God bless

Story behind Increasing ...

Harga minyak sepanjang zaman.. (dalam masa 16 tahun - sejak 1990)

sebelum 90 - RM 0.89
tahun 1990 - RM 1.10 (kenaikan RM 0.21)
01/10/2000 - RM 1.20 (kenaikan RM 0.10)
20/10/2001 - RM 1.30 (kenaikan RM 0.10)
01/05/2002 - RM 1.32 (kenaikan RM 0.02)
31/10/2002 - RM 1.33 (kenaikan RM 0.01)
01/03/2003 - RM 1.35 (kenaikan RM 0.02)
01/05/2004 - RM 1.37 (kenaikan RM 0.02)
01/10/2004 - RM 1.42 (kenaikan RM 0.05)
05/05/2005 - RM 1.52 (kenaikan RM 0.10)
31/07/2005 - RM 1.62 (kenaikan RM 0.10)
28/02/2006 - RM 1.92 (kenaikan RM 0.30)

Nota : (ayat2 standard)
1. Kenaikan minyak masih rendah berbanding mana2 pun negara ASEAN.
2. Kerajaan akan pastikan kenaikan tidak membebankan
3. Kerajaan tidak mampu lagi menampung subsidi.
4. Kerajaan memberi jaminan harga runcit petroleum tidak akan dinaikkan lagi
pada TAHUN INI.

..."

seorang muslim wrote:
Saudara,

Pertama sekali abang Perdana Menteri kita ia itu Ibrahim bin Badawi menerusi syarikatnya SkyChef menjadi supplier makanan kepada syarikat penerbangan MAS yang sekarang mengalami kerugian RM900 juta untuk sembilan bulan pertama 2005. Abang PM kita jual sebotol air mineral kepada MAS dengan harga RM30 setiap botol. Kenapa kita hairan MAS rugi ?

Menteri Besar terengganu Idris Jusoh telah mengadakan lumba kapal layar Monsoon Cup yang menelan duit rakyat sebanyak RM300.0 Juta.

Duit ini di bayar kepada seorang taukeh bernama Patrick Lim dan kekawannya termasuk Khairy Jamaludin menantu Perdana Menteri. Perlumbaan kapal layar tak sampai lima hari makan duit rakyat RM300.0 Juta. Sudah tentu duit RM300.0 Juta itu ditelan oleh orang yang sungguh bertuah dapat kontrak RM300.0 Juta itu.

Untuk menutup kehilangan duit sebesar ini sekarang sabsidi minyak di potong dan harga minyak nail 30 sen satu liter.

Telekom Malaysia pula rugi lebih RM700 Juta duit rakyat sebab terpaksa bayar ganti rugi kepada syarikat telekom German ia itu Deutsche Telekom. Terpaksa bayar ganti rugi RM700 Juta sebab Telekom Malaysia tak tahu buat kontrak.

Nak tutup rugi ini pula kerajaan potong sabsidi minyak.

Sekarang lebih murah naik kapalterbang Air Asia pergi balik dari Kuala Lumpur ke Kuala Terengganu. Tambang pergi balik Air Asia dari Kuala Lumpur ke Kuala Terengganu tak sampai RM300 bagi tiga orang sekeluarga.

Air Asia diurus oleh orang yang tidak rasuah dan yang tahu buat bisnes tanpa menyusahkan rakyat.

Sekarang dengan harga minyak yang sudah naik, belanja minyak sahaja nak pergi balik dari Kuala Lumpur ke Alor Setar sudah naik hingga RM220 (kereta Proton Waja). Bayar tol pula lebih RM120. Belanja makan dan minum (nasi campur dan teh kosong) bagi sekeluarga enam orang tambah lagi RM40. Ini bermaksud jumlah belanja minyak, tol dan makan minum pergi balik dari Kuala Lumpur ke Alor Setar hampir RM400.

Negeri lain bukan macam negara kita. Walaupun harga minyak di Thailand lebih mahal daripada harga minyak di Malaysia tapi di Thailand tak ada bayar tol.

Dari Bukit Kayu Hitam ke Bangkok jauhnya lebih 1,100 batu (bukan kilometer) naik lebuhraya enam lorong tanpa bayar TOL (bukan empat lorong macam Lebuhraya Utara Selatan kita).

Di Thailand tak ada rasuah AP. Harga kereta Honda Civic 1.5 di Thailand tak sampai RM40,000. Lebih murah daripada harga kereta Perodua Kelisa 1.0 di Malaysia. Inilah kelebihannya di Thailand- tak ada AP di sana.

Di Malaysia pula ada AP. Sebenarnya harga AP yang perlu di bayar kepada Kerajaan (MITI) tak sampai RM250 sahaja. Tapi AP boleh di jual sehingga RM40,000 sekeping kepada Dato Dato yang kaya yang di kenal sebagai "AP King". Rasuah AP ini telah berlanjutan selama lebih 30 tahun. Akhir kata rakyat Malaysia yang terpaksa tanggung rasuah AP ini.

Oleh yang demikian kereta Honda Civic 1.5 yang dijual dengan harga RM40,000 di Thailand naik harga sehingga RM110,000 di Malaysia. Rakyat Malaysia rugi. Kerajaan pun hilang wang. Bila kerajaan tak cukup wang - maka potonglah subsidi minyak. Maka naik lah harga minyak 30 sen satu liter.

Malaysia Boleh!!!!

Sekian. Salam.
* Tolong hantarkan informasi ini kepada kawan kawan yang anda kenali.Adakah kita harus menjadi mangsa dalam
kejadian sedemikian?Orang lain hutang duit,kita sebagai rakyat Malaysia pula kena membayar ? Yang penting sekali,
bukan setakat bayar sahaja,manakala nak bayar sampai bila ? Adakah ini akan berhenti ?............

[CBBS] List of racial discrimination in Malaysia

[CBBS] List of racial discrimination in Malaysia

China Daily BBS

List of Racial Discrimination in Malaysia

List of Racial Discriminations in Malaysia, practiced by Gov’t as well as Gov’t agencies. This list is an open secret. Best verified by Gov’t itself because it got the statistics. This list is not in the order of importance,. that means the first one on the list is not the most important and the last one on the list does not mean least important.

This list is a common knowledge to a lot of Malaysians, especially those Non-Malays (Tamils, Chinese, Ibans, Kadazans, orang asli, Christians, etc) who were being racially discriminated. Figures in this list are estimates only and please take it as a guide only. Gov’t of Malaysia has the most correct figures. Is Gov’t of Malaysia too ashamed to publish their racist acts by publishing racial statistics?

This list cover a period of about 47 years since Independence (1957).

List of racial discriminations (Malaysia):

50 road names (at least) had been change from Chinese names to other names.

10 all public universities Vice chancellors are Malays

99% of 2000 Petronas gasoline stations are owned by Malays

99% of Petronas directors are Malays

2% is what Chinese New Village get compare with 98% of what Malays kampongs (villages) got for rural development budget.

1000 While a Chinese parent with RM1000 salary (monthly) cannot get school-text-book-loan, a Malay parents with RM2000 salary is eligible.

5% of all new intake for gov’t nurses, police, army is Non-Malays.

2.5% is Gov’t budget for Chinese primary schools. Tamil school got only 1%, Malay school got 96.5%

15% Discount for a Malay to buy a house, regardless whether the Malay is rich or poor.

5% The gov’t universities lecturers of Non-Malay origins had been reduced from about 70% in 1965 to only 5% in 2004

2% is the percentage of Non-Malays gov’t servants in Putrajaya (the new gov’t administrative capital).. But Malays make up. 98%

7% is the percentage of Chinese gov’t servants in the whole gov’t (in 2004), drop from 30% in 1960

2% is the present Chinese staff in RMAF (Royal Malaysian Air Force), drop from 40% in 1960

0 of the gov’t TV statio ns (TV1 , TV2, TV3) are directors of Non-Malays origin

2 million Malaysian Chinese had emigrated oversea since 40 years ago.

0.5 million Tamils Malaysians emigrated oversea

3 million Indonesians had migrated into Malaysia and became Malaysian citizens with Bumiputra status.

0 Non-bumi are allowed to get shop lots in the new Muar bus station (Nov 2004)

1 Out of all the 5 major banks, only one bank is multi-racial, The rest are controlled by Malays.

10% place for Non-Bumi students for MARA science schools beginning from year 2003, But, only 7% are filled. Before that it was 100% Malays.

1 Catholic church in Shah Alam took 20 years to apply to be constructed. but told by Malay authority that it must look like a factory and not look like a church. Still not yet approved in 2004.

10 times, at least, Malays (especially UMNO) had threatened to massacre the Chinese Malaysians using May 13 since 1969

50 cases whereby Chinese and Indian Malaysi ans are beaten up in the Khidmat Negara (National Service) program in 2003.

8000 B is the total amount (RM 8000 Billion Rnggit) the Gov’t channeled to Malays pockets through ASN, ASB, Tabung Haji, privatisation of Gov’t agencies, MARA, etc through NEP over 34 years period.

25% is Chinese population in 2004, drop from 45% in 1957

20 reported cases whereby Malay ambulance attendance treated Chinese patients inhumanely and Malay Gov’t hospital staffs purposely delay attending to Chinese patients in 2003. Unreported cases may be 200.

600,000 are the Tamil and Chinese Malaysians with red IC and was rejected repeatedly when applying for citizenship for 40 years. Perhaps 60 % of them had already passed away due to old age. This shows racism of how easily Indonesians got their citizenship compare with the Chinese and Indians.

95% of Gov’t contracts are given to Malays.

3 only 3 out of 12 Human Rights item s are ratified by Malaysia Gov’t since 1960

0 Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination (UN Human Rights) is not ratified by Malaysia Gov’t. since 1960s

5% Only 5% is given to Non-Malays for Gov’t scholarships over 40 years.

0 Chinese or Tamils were sent to Japan & Korea under “Look East Policy”.

100% All business licensees are controlled by Malay gov’t e.g. Taxi permits, AP permit etc.

2 Chinese taxi drivers were barred from driving in JB Larkin bus station. There are about 30 taxi drivers and 3 are Chinese in Oct 2004. Spoiling taxi club properties was the reason given.

80% of the Chinese rice millers in Kedah had to be sold to Malay controlled Bernas in 1980s. Otherwise, life is make difficult for Chinese rice millers.

10 At least 10 Chinese owned bus companies (throughout Malaysia, throughout 40 years) had to be sold to MARA or other Malay transport companies due to rejection by Malay authority to Chinese application for bus routes and rejection for their application for new buses.

1 Dewan Gan Boon Leong (in Malacca) was altered to other name (e.g. Dewan Serbaguna or sort ) when it was being officially used for a few days. Gov’t try to shun Chinese names. This racism happened in around year 2000 or sort.

100% All contractors working under Petronas projects must be Bumiputra status.

3% of Petronas employees are Chinese.

30 gov’t produced TV dramas and film always showed that the bad guys had Chinese; face and the good guys had Malay face. You can check it out since 1970s. Recent years, this tendency become less.

100 big companies set up, managed and owned by Chinese Malaysians were taken over / bought over by gov’t / Malays and later managed by Malays since 1970s e.g. UMBC, MISC, UTC, etc

100 constituencies (states and parliaments) had been racistly re-delineated so that Chinese voters were diluted so that Chinese candidates particularly DAP candidates lost in election since 1970s.

20 constituencies won by DAP would not get funds from gov’t to develop. Or, these Chinese majority constituencies would be the last to be developed.

0 temples / churches were built for each Taman (housing estates). But, every Taman got at least one mosque / surau built.

3000 mosques / surau were built in all Taman throughout Malaysia since 1970. No temples, no churches are required to be built in Taman.

2637 Malay primary schools built since 1968 – 2000

48 Chinese primary schools closed. down since 1968 – 2000

144 Tamil primary schools closed down since 1968 – 2000

128 STPM Chinese top students could not get into the course that they aspired i.e. Medicine (in 2004)

1 publishing of Bible in Iban language banned (in 2002?)

20 cases every year whereby Chinese drivers who accidentally knocked down Malays were seriously assaulted or killed by Malays.

50 cases each year whereby Chinese, especially Chinese youths being beaten up by Malay youths in public places. We may check at police reports provided the police took the report, otherwise, there will be no record.

7% is the present (2004) Malaysian Indians population, a drop from 12% in 1957

0 percent of Non-Malays staffs is legally required in Malay companies. But there must be 30 % Malays staffs in Chinese companies.

12% is what ASN / ASB got per annum while banks’ fixed deposit is only about 3.5% per annum.

There are hundreds more racial discrimin ations in Malaysia to add to this list of “colossal” racism. It is hoped that the victims of racism will write in to expose racism. Malaysian Government should publish statistics showing how much Malays had benefited from the “special rights” of Malays and at the same time tell the statistics of how much other minority races are being discriminated. Hence, the responsibility lies in the Malaysian gov’t itself to publish unadulterated statistics of racial discrimination. If the Malaysia gov’t hide the statistics above, then there must be some evil doings, immoral doings, sinful doings and shameful doings, like the Nazi, going on onto the Non-Malays of Malaysia.

Civilized nation, unlike evil Nazi, must publish statistics to show its treatment on its minority races, This is what Malaysia must publish...We are asking for the publication of the statistics showing how “implementation of special rights of Malays” had inflicted colossal racial discri mination onto Non-Malays.

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