By: bigjoe99

His pessimism is well-grounded. I also remember the good relations of Malay neighbours, classmates of yesteryears. The truth is the Malays have to decide what kind of future they want – now – they can’t assume, they can’t say tidak apa, They are not prepared for it after decades of Affirmative actions and not modernising their political system instead clearly deteriorated even as their wealth grew. The average Malays must decide and take responsibility – NOT look to their leaders, not eye it for personal gain, not blinded by ideology, sensationalism but reasoning, substance – grounded in EMPIRICISM – proof.

The truth is if the Malays themselves is not willing to step up, then only by hitting a very very bad low can real change begin and even then it completely unknown whethers its possible, certaintly will be much harder.