With Secretary of State John Kerry and other U.S. officials in the midst of two days of meetings with their Chinese counterparts, human rights activists are urging them to elevate a topic that President Xi Jinping would rather dodge: his government’s increasingly harsh treatment of critics and civic activists.
Since Xi assumed his post last year, China has stepped up detentions and imprisonments of prominent lawyers, religious leaders, advocates for ethnic groups and those seeking to remember the 25th anniversary of Tiananmen Square last month
Yes, PR can win more parliamentary seats in GE 14 but may not form the next government. Do you think BN will step aside in a gentlemanly manner? I think not. In addition, can the PR coalition survive its own internal divisions even if it forms the next government? There are so many obstacles to a happy and peaceful Malaysia. What troubles me is that there are no farsighted leaders in the country who can unite a troubled nation ridden by numerous, so far insurmountable, differences. We are all in for a rough ride. Hang tough if you are going to stay.
You are right Lohman. The election system made now is to make sure that there is only one winner, the BN. Anyway, some of the PR members are those who cannot find money in BN and then come across. There are same people with the same thinking brain. Money only.
There are few JPA and GLC scholarship holders (non-bumi) could not secure a job by JPA and GLC after their graduation. The serving contract was then terminated and they are taken by foreign countries to work abroad. These talented experts are very highly paid by foreign companies such as goggle, apples and others.Some even got their PR status abroad.
Many ppl can't afford a low cost house in Malaysia, went goto S'pore work 3 to 4 year, Buy a HDb Flat for S$400k (about RM1mil). Not just you earn more but the system.
remember folks. lower IQ is a big PLUS when applying for Govt jobs and Political positions in Malaysia! Don't THINK to hard, Please! You won't be perceived as a threat.
As M.Taib says "one eyed man is King in the land of the blind"
Ya rot more with Johor Baharu sold behind their back to the Singaporeons and the China people. Buy one property in China is given one free property in JB. All at the goreng prices.
Even Pakatan win next election, there will no change to races policy. If our society continue to use races policy, there will be no progress in future. This group of people needs to wake up and the society needs to change to a performace based fair system. I think we are very far away. The migration business is going to boom further.
the only "business" model as national model is - import indian and china people into malaysia to maintain the ratio of MALAYSIAN:25% , 10% and 65% as Chinese, Indian, Malay. this method is crucial instead of asking MALAYSIAN CHINESE OR INDIAN to BREED more ,which i think it is impossible in the era of high living cost now. REstore cheap and highly skilled people in malaysia.
Ask Dr. Ng Yen Yen to shut her mouth up upon importing china people as interrupting family man life here! no choice in order to maintain the ratio!
Mr Koon, i met you in investment seminar and was one of the committee in Kiwanis centre.
Kindly inform your political party buddies about this method.
Yes, agreed Malaysia is very far from embracing an anti race based policy as the constitution is race biased and the power that be manipulated it to the maximum advantage to enriched themselves and their cronies. So the road of doom will be reached when resources and money from their exploitation start to dry up and when total loans become unbearable and imminent default lies ahead. That is when IMF will step in and force a social economic restructuring of the Malaysia society. To prevent this from happening the current regime will have to again use Petronas as the lender of last resort to pare down its national debts. But the question is when the time comes can Petronas sustain such an onslaught or will it collapse under the assigned debts heavy burden.
With the rate things are worsening, it's better to have Plan B if you have the opportunity or means to do so. This has nothing to do with nationalism as all of us non bumi will have to think of our children's future and I am not convinced they will enjoy a equitable life here in Malaysia going forward despite being a loyal citizen. Our grandfather and father's days may be better as then they live more harmoniously in a multicultural nation. Now, due to the govt's policy of divide and rule, none of us feel secure of our future here in Malaysia anymore despite contributing our effort to make this country successful. At the end of the day, we are blamed for squandering the country's wealth and marginalising the others.
And as a responsible parent, we will withdraw all our EPF, sell all our properties, shares and unit trust, convert all insurance value etc to migrate overseas in order to safeguard the interest of our children. Selfish? Depend on how you look at it.
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Posted by Ricky Kiat > 2014-07-11 17:40 | Report Abuse
just wait another 4 year, 2018 will be malaysia new hope.