大馬首富郭鶴年終於為大馬華人仗義執言，抨擊巫統偏差政策導致大馬華人對前途失去希望紛紛撤資遠走他鄉！

文：張丹楓

 文：張丹楓

郭鶴年說：《大馬華人是辛苦奮鬥的勤奮民族，他們的財富完全是依靠自己的勞力和犧牲換取，絕對不是不勞而獲！》

郭鶴年在接受英文星報書面專訪時強調：《執政者卻只想坐享其成，看到那些大型華資企業非常成功而產生妒忌，通過不公平的特權政策強制收購華人辛苦創業的心 血；這是不對的。這已經造成許多大馬華資企業家紛紛出走，他們選擇將資金轉移到香港、新加坡、中國大陸甚至美國、澳洲和歐洲，因為他們認為他們的資金和企 業江山在那些國家和地區會比較安全，不必擔心政治黑手巧取豪奪他們的畢生心血。》

事實上，郭鶴年本身就是一個對馬來西亞經商前景失望透頂而選擇出走的大企業家。他的企業王國總部設在香港，業務重心在香港、新加坡、中國大陸及歐美，在印 尼和泰國也有大量原產業投資項目。唯獨他自己的祖國馬來西亞，投資項目卻不斷萎縮，糖廠沒了、稻米生意沒了、麵粉廠也沒了，現在連電影院線GSC也打算變 賣了；僅僅剩下香格里拉大酒店、Massimo麵包廠和遍布東馬的油棕種植業。

近年來郭鶴年在全球各地動作頻頻，大型發展計劃、投資計劃不斷推陳出新，偏偏就是對馬來西亞的投資沒興趣；其中的原因，大家都心知肚明。

過去20多年來，大馬許多華資企業逐漸被政府官聯公司GLC和有巫統執政黨幕後支持的馬來企業朋黨使用各種軟硬兼施手段併吞。從80年代的肯德基家鄉雞、 已故丹斯理張國林的龍馬控股、已故丹斯理林梧桐大女婿的南方銀行，到廣益銀行、馬婆金融、合眾銀行、產業巨頭SP SETIA等等，同哦那個落入馬來人手裡。而郭鶴年本身擁有顯著股權的玻璃市糖廠、關丹麵粉廠、聯邦麵粉廠、Gardenia麵包廠、國家稻米公司，也全 被巫統朋黨企業《精英》強硬收購。

國陣政府推行的嚴重偏差《新經濟政策》是導致海外企業不願前來投資、大馬非土著商家撤資出走的最主要關鍵。政府官員的效率越來越低下，行政效率九流的現象，更進一步讓國內外企業投資者產生悲觀看法，對大馬國家經濟前景普遍看淡。

實際上，大馬政府講一套做一套、毫無誠信的表現也令華裔商家心寒。大馬政府這邊廂告訴人民他們將竭盡所能吸引外國商家和投資者到來投資設廠創造就業機會； 另一邊廂卻又大肆打壓欺凌本地華裔商家，對他們窮盡畢生心血創立的企業江山巧取豪奪，迫使他們放棄大馬市場，將大量資產轉往海外。

郭鶴年在接受大馬英文星報書面訪問時說，馬來西亞的未來前景好壞，完全得依賴經濟發展。若政府能吸引大量外資、激發經濟活水，則大馬前景依然看好；但若大 馬政府不斷以偏差的政策對待華商令非土著資金與人才外流，同時沒有大量外匯流入大馬經濟市場的話，那麼，大馬經濟將深陷無底洞，短期內看不到希望。

不過，郭鶴年同時意有所指的說：《只有等到那些貪污腐敗和權力狂的黑手停止掠奪國家財產，馬來西亞才有機會重新站起來謀求發展，否則馬來西亞將繼續沉淪。》

雖然郭老沒有指名道姓，但是大家都很清楚他指的是哪些巫統政棍。

現在那些政治流氓還在不斷煽動族群分裂製造麻煩破壞國家安寧，是因為他們每個人都還飽著肚子；等到人才和華裔商家統統走了，國家沒錢了，他們必須餓肚子了，他們才會嘗到自己種下的惡果。

因此郭老籲請馬來西亞的政客必須立即停止煽動族群對立和極端種族宗教主義，避免一旦局勢失控，國家陷入暴力動亂、大量資金外流、經濟崩潰之後才來後悔，一切已經太遲。

郭鶴年擔心目前已經有越來越多極端思想的馬來人被政客煽動而仇視華人，甚至心存邪念不斷企圖掠奪華人的資產。

郭鶴年表示：《華人擁有的資產都是華人自己辛辛苦苦勤奮苦幹賺來的，一點也沒有僥倖，也沒有不勞而獲。華人能夠致富，是因為華人本身的犧牲付出才得到，財富不會從天而降。》

有些華人為了辛苦創業，甚至向高利貸借錢，犧牲睡眠，分秒必爭為事業打拚；馬來人看到那些成功的華人而產生妒忌心理，但是更多失敗的華人他們卻看不到。

馬來人對華人有仇富心理，很大程度上也是政府造成的。政府過去通過新經濟政策，無條件發放了數以千億計的免息免還貸款給馬來人，但是卻沒有灌輸他們正確的 經商致富思想和觀念；造成許多馬來人拿到貸款之後不務正業拿去揮霍消費，錢很快用完了，也沒有想到必須負起還錢的責任。長久下來養成了馬來民族普遍上的懶 惰散漫個性，有錢就亂花，沒錢就伸手向政府要，要不到就拍桌子，就去打劫偷竊享受生活，他們同時受到一些邪知邪見的宗教司和別有用心的政客煽動，仇視那些 通過本身不懈努力累積財富的華人，整天想著如何謀奪華人的財產；這一切都是國陣政府造成的。

納吉政府繼續這樣放任極端馬來人破壞國家安寧趕走華人商家，大馬經濟根本找不到活路，有本事的華人都已經離開了，或正在安排離開這個國家，沒本事離開的，只能陪著這個國家一起沉淪。

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Dialogue - Robert Kuok 《對話》 華商領袖 - 郭鶴年

郭鹤年膺最高荣誉中国经济年度人物终身成就奖  

Robert Kuok still rooted to Malaysia despite spending 40 years in Hong Kong

ROBERT KUOK GIVES UMNO A GOOD TICKING OFF: WHATEVER THE CHINESE OWN, THEY PAID FOR IT. THEY DID NOT GET IT FOR FREE

Encapsulating thoughts of Robert Kuok on Malaysia.

Malaysia’s tycoons are investing heavily overseas instead of re-investing in Malaysia.

This definitely does not bode well for the country & her citizens.

As history past decades has shown, many of the Chinese businesses have been taken over by either GLCs or Malay businessmen aligned with politicians.

Bit by bit , many of the huge family corporations and big businesses are leaving for safer havens such as Singapore or Hong Kong, where they feel their fortunes and business empires are relatively safe and secure from greedy hands.

Come to think of it, it’s an oxymoron.

On one hand, the Malaysian government tells us that they are trying to attract foreign investors / investments..

On the other, they are pushing away local investors (many of whom happens to be of Chinese ethnicity).

Another interesting reply from Robert Kuok in a Star interview below: …

Asked about the sense of discrimination among the Chinese in Malaysia, Kuok demurred, saying:

「This will lead only to highly controversial statements, which is not good for anybody.

It may cause grief or hurt those Chinese who are living in Malaysia, one must never be the cause of any kind of inter-racial hostility.

To me, the future of Malaysia rests on the economy. It always has.

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Only when the greedy grabbing of wealth & power stops, will Malaysia have a chance to progress.

Else, it will go downhill.

For now, the people can afford to make noise on a full stomach. Wait till their stomachs are empty.

All the racial & religious issues will lead to conflict when the economy tanks.

And it is prudent for politicians to stop playing up these issues, before they really get out of hand.

I』m not raising these points because these businesses are owned by the Chinese.

Businessmen are businessmen.Particularly the big fishes in the Chinese community.

Their wealth do not belong to all the Chinese. The point is, regardless of ethnicity, a growing economy is important to sustain this country.

More so for the Chinese whom are largely in the private sector. And many, many Chinese these days are losing hope.

The Malaysian economy and the Malays

Before the Malays start accusing & calling the Chinese unkind names, maybe they ought to pause and consider about how far they have come with a growing affluent middle-class and benefiting from affirmative policies.

It does not come free. It does not come solely from petro-money. It came from a strong and stable economy.

Indirectly, It came from sacrifices by the normal non-Malays who had to give up some of their rights.

It came from the risks non-Malays had to make to build up their businesses, and then share it with Malay businessmen.

Whatever the Chinese own, they paid for it. They did not get it for free.

Some had to borrow from loan-sharks.,taking most of the risks. Most sacrificed family time.

Not all benefitted and became wildly successful. Some lost everything, fortunes & family.

At the lower spectrum, they sacrificed years working overseas illegally to save enough to buy their home & capital for business.^{aily原創~謝絕偷盜!!}

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