Comments on: “You know-lah”

By: HJ

HJ — Fri, 22 Aug 2008 19:15:24 +0000

A current classmate of mine was very critical when LGE spoke of removing NEP, because to him, it means the removal of Malays’ special rights. I then asked him “If life under NEP was so damn good here in Malaysia, why is it your relatives who migrated to UK never came back?”

On my part, this BN govt wont be getting any services from my intellect after I am done with my studies here. If they think that a 15 sen reduction for every litre of petrol is enough to buy my approval, I’m too expensive for that because I’ll be another number on the migration list come hell or high water.

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By: mirir

mirir — Mon, 11 Feb 2008 01:12:17 +0000

Due to these reasons I left Malaysia almost 12 years ago and I live happily ever after in great britain with fairness and plenty of opportunities. my fellow malaysian, please do the right thing for the sake of your children’s future before it is too late. I know it is hard initially but you will thank god and yourself for doing the right thing.

By: valayatham ramanair

valayatham ramanair — Sun, 10 Feb 2008 03:36:49 +0000

Why even young professionals migrate?

My neighbour who falls into this category is angry with the schooling system. His 10 and twelve year olds go to a sekolah rendah kebangsaan. Most of the teachers in his children’s school begin their lessons islamic salutations and a simple prayer. Th non muslim children feel they are irrevelent because for the teacher they are like not important at all. And of course the muslim students respond to the teacher . The non muslim students just keep quiet. Is this the way a primary school system function. So he has decided to to look for a suitable school for his kids. As nearly all national schools function this way, heis looking for a school elswhere - beyond our shores.

By: caravanserai

caravanserai — Sun, 10 Feb 2008 03:05:36 +0000

Malaysians emigrate
Like those 1001 Arabian Nights stories
It never ends…….
The next generation will follow the steps

Malaysians emigrate
All because about money and opportunities
The quick buck and the fair playing field
They think they can make it big

Malaysians emigrate
Painting glory of the other sides
Cari makan senang
They don’t want to fight
In the country of their birth

They say they can’t win
Why waste time dreaming about it?
So Malaysians emigrate
Telling Arabian Night stories

Malaysians emigrate
All because about money and opportunities
And those 1001 Arabian Night stories