Barry Wain in The Malaysian Maverick: "Looking back, political scientist John Funston found that the reason for the lack of Malay progress was that UMNO did not have control of the political system, despite what was almost universally believed."
"While UMNO fielded most candidates in elections and had a decisive majority of Cabinet slots, it was the Chinese partner, the MCA, that provided most of the Alliance funds and held the two key portfolios, Finance, and Commerce and Industry."
"And while it was true that power was concentrated in the hands of Tunku Abdul Rahman, he was no typical Malay and did not always represent their interests."
"In many ways, the Anglicized, mahjong playing, horse race-loving Tunku had more in common with the leaders of the Alliance partner parties than with the rank and file of UMNO," Barry Wain.
The context for the above tweets. The poor economic conditions of the Malays in the 1960s. It was mainly caused by the Capitalists, who were substantially made up of MCA-backing Chinese tycoons.
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65 tahun orang atasan ugut sekaum sendiri tentang orang lain ambil hak mereka, tapi akhirnya yang curi harta awam pun orang atasan itu juga. Selagi sesuatu masyarakat tak nak tukar nasib mereka, Allah pun tak akan tukar.
"Sesungguhnya Allah tidak mengubah apa yang ada pada sesuatu kaum sehingga mereka mengubah apa yang ada pada diri mereka sendiri."
"Dan apabila Allah menghendaki untuk menimpakan kepada sesuatu kaum bala bencana (disebabkan kesalahan mereka sendiri),"
I am just quoting LKY here without attesting to the factuality: "I realised what Albar and his UMNO Turks had applied in Singapore was a well-tested method. The Police and the Army held the ring while favouring the Malay rioters -....."
" usually (the malay rioters are) bersilat groups, thugs and even gangsters let loose to make mischief. Once passions were aroused and enough Chinese counter-attacked, even ordinary Malays joined-in."
"When the Chinese hit back, they were clobbered by the police and army, law and order were enforced against them, not against the Malays. The result was a sullen, cowed population," Lee Kuan Yew.
You know what these UMNO liars say is not true. Pandemic was very much under control until Sabah Elections were over and yet, a day before the voting day Anwar claimed Strong Formidable Convincing number based on Najib and Zahid's support!
The reason UMNO robbers turned against Muhyiddin was nothing to do with Pandemic or Royalty. They were ruses. Real reason is Najib's conviction as a criminal!
I have discovered the moment that they thought fit to kick out Lee Kuan Yew. I intituvely thought of that but didn't expect LKY himself confirm in his own writing that it was that moment.
It needs a thread by itself. So later. Suffice to say Dr M was very much behind it.
If you read that thread with open mind, not with the attitude of a Superior Malay or a Superior Chinese or a Superior Indian, you would come to the conclusion that LKY was absolutely right in his thoughts and Dr M was wrong.
Fahmi Fadzil claimed that there ought to be red line when authorities carry our raid on politicians. He was referring to the raids carried out by PDRM in May 2018. The most important red line is ruling politicians amassing unexplainable wealth and hoarding in their houses!
Just because you were the most powerful politician to walk on Malaysia when you were the PM, don't give immunity to steal, loot and amass great wealth and circumvent banking system by keeping cash at home.
I know lah you all want the Kleptocrat's support for your own leader to become PM but don't ever normalise looting, hoarding wealth and having a feeling that you are untouchable. Stop being too desperate @fahmi_fadzil
If this comes about as a result of NEP providing a bouncing platform, do this for even 100 years. But stop using it to produce rent seeking billionaires who can't survive in real world. |Malaysian Student Hired by Tesla As Robotics Engineer|
This is exactly also Lee Kuan Yew wanted. Propelling Bumis to greater heights through competitive education.
What did he do in Singapore in respect of Malays' education? The % of Malay students passing various school and college grades have seen the highest jump since colonial days but it is still lagging behind other races if you compare the current % of passing tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…