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Posted by tonylim > 2013-09-18 00:02 | Report Abuse
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A nation where all are respected and treated as equals.
Where the needs of every segment of our people are looked after.
Where the narrow walls of religious and racial bigotry are broken down permanently.
Where all have an equal future.
Where the ethnic/religious persuasions of our prime minister are not as important as the quality of his actions and intentions.
Posted by tonylim > 2013-09-18 00:03 | Report Abuse
I can feel the frustrations and tears coming from this writer in his letter.
Posted by tonylim > 2013-09-18 00:06 | Report Abuse
I met 2 medical doctors from Jeddah last month. Both are brothers.
They told me Mid East is burning. How true.
I am saddened by the killing of the innocent and people running away from war torn Mid East caused by sectarian differences.
Posted by Rambotan > 2013-09-18 00:23 | Report Abuse
Hafiz, there is a time to make money and a time to give back.....get ur priorities correct.....
Posted by lwalk > 2013-09-18 00:36 | Report Abuse
hear hear. the writer's sentiments are clearly heard.
Posted by izoklse > 2013-09-18 00:45 | Report Abuse
"A nation where all are respected and treated as equals...." ??? what equals ?? you cannot achieve equals when the other minority is far above the rest of the majority in many aspect. You can achieve equals when everybody or every races is in equals position. Don,t go far. Just look at KLSE you know already which races is far above then the rest. Its same goes to contract award. If all using open tender then how this A company belong to this majority races who just want to come out to compete with this B company which already establish long and have more track record then this A company and apparently it is belong to minority races? Confirm cannot win ma.B will win. End up the richest become more richest and the poor or middle class group from this majority races will leave far and far behind. Because they haven't reach equality yet.
Posted by andychucky28 > 2013-09-18 07:26 | Report Abuse
They are using your tax money for their cronies LAH! You still cannot see it. Some more want to give comments on share counters.
Posted by wildkid > 2013-09-18 07:36 | Report Abuse
Majority ppl need to gear up and hardworking no matter in wat areas. I know most of the successful majority, they just need to put very less effort and they can be a doctor, lawyer and professional. However, those that not success because they are lazy and dont want self-improvement. 56 years independants consists of 3 generations, time for majority to wakeup and put same efforts with the minority. This only so call equal efforts.
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Posted by tonylim > 2013-09-18 00:01 | Report Abuse
Malaysians for Malaysia, Malay Mail As a taxpayer of more than 3 decades I am increasingly disillusioned by the present government. I am not able to call them “my” government as they do not support me or my needs. I can very clearly see the Government of the Malays and the Muslims but I am not able to see the government of the Chinese, Ibans, Indians, Kadazans, Orang Asli and the rest of us. My hard earned tax ringgit are being used to pay the wages of the Malay majority civil servant (in excess of 90 per cent), build numerous suraus in every government building, finance government projects that benefit their rich families and friends, etc. But why are my needs, and those of my sisters and brothers of other ethnic origins and religious persuasions, not supported? It would be good to see a breakdown of tax contribution by ethnicity. It would be no surprise to see that the majority of our taxes are contributed by Malaysians who are ignored by this government.I see the government speaking up and fighting for Malay and Muslim rights. But why do they not defend my basic human rights? Why are my needs ignored? Why are my rights trampled on by the government? Recently the minister of the Women, Family and Community Development Ministry was very quick to act against employers who discriminate against women wearing the ‘tudung’ (Muslim headgear) as employees. But why is there no similar response to all the ethnic and religious injustice meted out to those of us from different ethnic and religious persuasions? Are we not also Malaysians? Do we also not have equal rights under our constitution and as human beings? Article 8 of the Federal Constitution was cited by the Minister, which states: “there shall be no discrimination against citizens on the ground only of religion, race, descent or place of birth in any law relating to the acquisition, holding or disposition of property or the establishing or carrying on of any trade, business, profession, vocation or employment”. Why then does minister Rohani not warn the senior managers of our civil service (JPA) that stern action would be taken against them for discrimination against the Indians, Chinese, and other ethnic groups? Our civil service managers practise a policy of apartheid. In promotion, in appointment of leadership post, in recruitment, etc the mangers of our civil service practise a blatant racist policy.In recent decades we have seen increasing injustice and bias by this government towards citizens of religious persuasions other than Islam.For example, why is there not even one prayer room for these citizens in any government department, hospital, etc. Why does the government not actively support, fund and encourage the development and building of Churches, Hindu and Buddhist Temples, etc in the country? Muslim civil servants actually go for religious training and talks during office hours. Why are religious individuals from other faiths not allowed to organise such talks as well in government departments? Of course a civil servant should be working when at work, not attending religious talks. That this even happens in government hospitals where over burdened staff are struggling to improve care is unbelievable. I voted for a government that will support and look after all Malaysians, not just one segment of the population. Who we actually voted for is our democratic right. What matters is that we as a people have accepted the elected government. The government’s responsibility is to meet the needs of all the people, those who voted for it and those who did not. This is the sign of a mature government, not a childish one. An elected government that only serves a segment of the population does not deserve to be in power and is neither democratic nor of God. Where is my government has become my lament and prayer. Why are so many of us treated as second class citizens. Why is there no respect and basic dignity extended by our elected leaders to the entire population? Why are we constantly asked to leave our land by our elected minsters? Why am I pouring out my energy and lifeblood (tanah tumpahnya darah ku) for this nation I love but am not appreciated? When will I be included and accepted? I no longer believe the present government is one which represents all of the people of Malaysia. They are a government of their rich families and friends. A government that focuses on racial and religious issues and uses them to create disunity so that they can rule and deflect attention from their corruption and failure to support the poor. A government that even fails to get the support of the ethnic group they claim to represent. Our beloved nation is at a crossroads. Either we descend further into the darkness of racial and corrupt politics and policies that have defined us for the past three decades. Or we move collectively into the light of a nation made up of one people - Malaysians. A nation where all are respected and treated as equals....