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#1: Are we heading the way Indonesia Is?? Author: nevets,

Posted: Thu Aug 28, 2008 2:39 am
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Interesting observation....

Subject: IS MALAYSIA HEADING THE WAY INDONESIA IS
> >
> > Indonesia is one of the world's richest countries in
> > terms of natural resources.
> >
> > God has blessed Indonesia with gold, uranium, copper, oil,
> > timber, beaches, seas and other wealth. The land is fertile
> > with abundant rain. Stick a twig into the ground and it
> > grows into a tree.
> >
> > Yet Indonesians sleep in the streets.
> >
> > Food is expensive. The average Indonesian eats some rice,
> > tempe, tauhu and may be some vegetables for breakfast, lunch
> > and dinner everyday.
> >
> > An average Nasi Padang meal for four persons in a single
> > star Indonesian restaurant can cost RM60(160,000 Rupiah).
> > This is way beyond the income of the average Joko or Ketut
> > in Indonesia.
> >
> > Why is this so ? The answer is because the ruling elites in
> > Indonesia do not care about the people. They have pillaged
> > the country.
> >
> >
> > They craft policies that only serve to keep the elites in
> > power and wealthly. The same thing is happening in
> > M'sia.
> >
> > There are also millions of Indonesians who go to school and
> > university but do not learn skills that can help them
> > survive in the real world. They are very poor in European
> > languages like English or Dutch. All their education is in
> > Indonesian. So they cannot keep up with the latest
> > developments and technologies. They cannot compete. They
> > remain poor.
> >
> > The children of the elites are sent overseas for their
> > education. An average Indonesian university graduate cannot
> > bring world class skills to his employers. He or she
> > therefore earns a pittance. This is happening in Malaysia.
> > Bumiputra university graduates only strike it rich if they
> > get Government jobs where they do not do much work but earn
> > a good salary with a pension. In the private sector they may
> > not get a job or earn only a pittance.
> >
> > That is why 100,000 graduates remain unemployed in
> > Malaysia.
> >
> > Bumiputra university graduates are turning up for
> > interviews as taxi drivers and shop assistants. What about
> > those who flunk out after SPM ? They become Mat Rempits
> > (Motorcycle Racers). Last Saturday I saw another Mat Rempit
> > get killed at the road races in Shah Alam (near Section 7).
> >
> > In Malaysia, just like in Indonesia, food is getting very
> > expensive. But the wages and salaries of the people,
> > especially the Malays, is not keeping up with the increase
> > in prices. Instead of developing the competitive ability of
> > the people, the Government has been using the failed NEP to
> > provide subsidies and dish out money on a plate.
> >
> > Everything for the Malays is subsidised - housing, jobs,
> > food, clothing and even cooking oil, flour, rice, sugar,
> > fuel, etc.
> >
> > The Government has been providing these subsidies so that
> > the Malays will keep voting for the ruling party. So it has
> > never been to the Government's advantage to make the
> > Malays independent. A Malay who is independent of the
> > Government may not vote for the BN. It is therefore better
> > to keep forever dependent by feeding them with subsidies..
> > So, for the past 50 years, everything has been subsidised.
> >
> > But now with 27million people in the country of which more
> > than half are Malays, subsidies are getting intolerably
> > expensive. There is also much much more thievery and wastage
> > by the elites in Malaysia.
> >
> > But there is no such thing in this world as a
> > "bottomless well' of money.
> >
> > Everything has its limits.
> >
> > The money will soon run out. Without the subsidies for
> > cooking oil, sugar, flour and petrol, how are the people,
> > especially the Malays, going to survive ? Already university
> > graduates cannot find jobs or compete in the private sector.
> > What happens when the oil money runs out ? What happens when
> > (not if, but when) the Government cannot simply spend
> > billions of oil money to keep buying votes and sustain its
> > voting base any longer? That is when we may see people
> > sleeping in the streets, just like in Indonesia. If that
> > happens this country will go up in flames. We will all be
> > consumed.
> >
> > In Indonesia, the Government has not mobilised its hundreds
> > of millions of people (over 250 million Indonesians) with
> > the competitive skills to grow enough food for themselves.
> > Hence food is expensive. They do not even have simple
> > survival skills like coming to work on time, organising
> > themselves to do simple tasks, maintaining good hygiene and
> > cleanliness and so on. They are poorly read and not informed
> > about many things that are going on around the world. Their
> > Government has failed in all these aspects. Hence the
> > average Indonesian remains poor.
> >
> > The same thing has happened in Malaysia. Our young people,
> > especially the Malays, do not possess basic survival skills.
> > We are not talking about competitive skills but just basic
> > survival skills. The Government is not serious about giving
> > them useful competitive skills either.
> >
> > The Mat Rempits are being glorified by the politicians as
> > saviours of the nation (Mat Cemerlang). Correction. they are
> > drug users, gang rapists, snatch thieves and street
> > fighters.
> >
> > When an efficient Policewoman called Nooriyah Anvar was
> > appointed Chief of Traffic Police she went after the Mat
> > Rempits with a vengeance. Does anyone remember her ? She
> > confiscated their bikes on the spot. But soon the Mat
> > Rempits called their political muscle and Nooriyah Anvar was
> > kicked out. To date she holds the record of being the
> > shortest serving Traffic Police Chief in Malaysia. She has
> > been replaced by Senior Asst Comm (II) Datuk Hamza Taib.
> >
> > The Government is therefore not serious about improving the
> > position of the Malays, or anyone else's for the matter.
> > They are only serving their own self-interests.
> >
> > It serves the Barisan Nasional Government to keep the
> > Malays down and out. Then the Malays can keep going to the
> > Government for crumbs. This way the ruling elites get to
> > keep the whole loaf to themselves. Go and visit Indonesia.
> > This is what is happening over there. It is happening over
> > here too.
> >
> > Does Malaysia have a problem ? Yes, the Malays are not
> > happy, the Chinese are not happy and the Indians are not
> > happy.
> >
> > They spoke out at the March 2008 polls and hope things will
> > change for the better, now they have some oppositions who
> > promised change.
> >
> > The Malays are being duped by their corrupted leaders by
> > using the issue of "race" and
> > "religion", the Chinese and Indians are being
> > marginalised by the ruling elites.
> >
> > Let us all Malaysians wake up and fight the corrupt system
> > for the benefit of everyone. Let us all unite and stand
> > together and change the system for once and for all.
> >
> > We are not Malays, Chinese or Indians, we are Malaysians.
> >
> >
> > Malaysians May End Up Sleeping in the Street

#2: Re: Are we heading the way Indonesia Is?? Author: shahril78, Location: AnFieLd

Posted: Fri Aug 29, 2008 2:46 am
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tak jauh dah .... Sad

#3: Re: Are we heading the way Indonesia Is?? Author: highwaystar, Location: Kola Lompuer

Posted: Fri Aug 29, 2008 11:24 am
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and yet indonesian atleast gets
1 gold 1 silver 3 bronze...

mmmmm

#4: Re: Are we heading the way Indonesia Is?? Author: rocco_siffredi, Location: Docklands, Melbourne.

Posted: Fri Aug 29, 2008 12:07 pm
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shahril78 wrote:

tak jauh dah .... Sad

dekat....tapi jauh.
jauh..... tapi dekat. Sad

#5: Re: Are we heading the way Indonesia Is?? Author: jeembo, Location: Car_Junk

Posted: Fri Aug 29, 2008 7:10 pm
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we are since merdeka man! a guided democrazy as implemented by Sukarno in the end 50's to mid 60's kekekkeke....u talk much! u go eat meat sandwich in jail wakakakakakka.....u turn the flag upside down u go to jail...u make fun of the prime minister and his kiss-ass clan u go to jail and u die there laaa....hahaha...our politic is a joke! so no use also we talk much or go make a demonstration cos' we are not that really strong mentally so the gov are freely to do whatever they want! i rather be orang asli and live in the forest rather than to listen to all the media crap and stuff! all politician are the same!!! F**k up big time! i stop reading the papers since 2005, now i read "Hustler" kekekekekke...

#6: Re: Are we heading the way Indonesia Is?? Author: bedoqstar,

Posted: Fri Aug 29, 2008 8:09 pm
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gua suka lepak cj's

#7: Re: Are we heading the way Indonesia Is?? Author: rocco_siffredi, Location: Docklands, Melbourne.

Posted: Sat Aug 30, 2008 5:27 am
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I've been travel few places, european, middle east, etc.. For me everywhere also same. The why we called it as politic, "Reward your friends and punish your enemies,".

*politic = en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Politics

#8: Re: Are we heading the way Indonesia Is?? Author: SpeedyTimo,

Posted: Fri Sep 12, 2008 7:38 pm
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when the time come, we will have to pay rm$62'400'000''000 for a brand new e60 instead of rm$350k............haiz!!!!!!!!wat 2 do??? i cant even write a cheque for that figure.

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