And the same applies to every single politician in Malaysia’s brief history, campaigns need to be financed, monies paid, agreements made….and which community puts their money where their mouth is, the Chinese…..again and again and again, the hypocrisy astounds!
Apaipache
Dear RPK
You are consistently getting this right again and again. Syabas!
Yes, the Chinese and Indians have always been racist towards the Malays, whether in business, education, etc – the malingering stereotypes from the old colonial days keep on going. In Sarawak, the Chinese community effectively bankrolled every single political campaign – really just pork barrel politics – from the 50s onwards. How did Kalong Ningkan became the first Sea Dayak Chief Minister of pre independence Sarawak? He was bankrolled by the Chinese.
And the same applies to every single politician in Malaysia’s brief history, campaigns need to be financed, monies paid, agreements made….and which community puts their money where their mouth is, the Chinese…..again and again and again, the hypocrisy astounds!
Take Sarawak for example, do you think the Chinese Pan Malayan/Malaysian DAP will forcefully speak up against resettlement (forced displacement) of native people when their companies, triads, and agents are plundering Dayak land? No. And where would all these Malaysian Chinese corporations squirrel their money, surely not in Chinese PAP controlled Singapore. And who is the PAP and the DAP?
No Chinese will criticise Chinese Companies, Chinese Parties, Chinese Schools, Chinese Banks, Chinese provision stores, Chinese corruption, Chinese bribery, Chinese centres, Chinese temples, Chinese Guerilla Warfare, Chinese assassination, Chinese trade, Singapore, etc......
Take Tony Pua for instance. He came out, guns blazing, slamming the BN Government KR1M Stores opening in Sabah and Sarawak? Why?
Every single provision store, every single clinic, law practice, supermarket, garage, is owned by the majority Chinese in Sarawak. A KRIM store will take their income away! So who defends the poor Chinese shopkeeper? Tony will, and he’ll point out its government money and therefore a misuse. No shit Sherlock. Would that be a fair assertion?
And who subsidizes the Chinese in Sarawak. The Dayak off course. The Dayak will buy their mee, their clothes, their cars, their houses, their mobile phones, fridge freezers, tinned food, school textbooks, uniforms, sundry goods even food! in exchange for land they once held!
In 1980s Sarawak, Taib found out that the Chinese were buying all titled Native land and before he put a stop to it, the Sarawak Chinese had accumulated some 250,000 hectares of titled land. Sound familiar? Does that sound familiar?! It happened in Malaya too.
FELDA is not a sacred cow and will no longer be in the future, or even now as we speak. Who is to say that FELDA will not pass to Chinese mutual exclusive ownership, if the road to privatisation is being paved already?
Dayak territory once gained only in fierce conflict was lost for Char Siew pork a few generations later. The Malay dilemma is predictability.
All above is fact. Can there be room for dispute?
You are consistently getting this right again and again. Syabas!
Yes, the Chinese and Indians have always been racist towards the Malays, whether in business, education, etc – the malingering stereotypes from the old colonial days keep on going. In Sarawak, the Chinese community effectively bankrolled every single political campaign – really just pork barrel politics – from the 50s onwards. How did Kalong Ningkan became the first Sea Dayak Chief Minister of pre independence Sarawak? He was bankrolled by the Chinese.
And the same applies to every single politician in Malaysia’s brief history, campaigns need to be financed, monies paid, agreements made….and which community puts their money where their mouth is, the Chinese…..again and again and again, the hypocrisy astounds!
Take Sarawak for example, do you think the Chinese Pan Malayan/Malaysian DAP will forcefully speak up against resettlement (forced displacement) of native people when their companies, triads, and agents are plundering Dayak land? No. And where would all these Malaysian Chinese corporations squirrel their money, surely not in Chinese PAP controlled Singapore. And who is the PAP and the DAP?
No Chinese will criticise Chinese Companies, Chinese Parties, Chinese Schools, Chinese Banks, Chinese provision stores, Chinese corruption, Chinese bribery, Chinese centres, Chinese temples, Chinese Guerilla Warfare, Chinese assassination, Chinese trade, Singapore, etc......
Take Tony Pua for instance. He came out, guns blazing, slamming the BN Government KR1M Stores opening in Sabah and Sarawak? Why?
Every single provision store, every single clinic, law practice, supermarket, garage, is owned by the majority Chinese in Sarawak. A KRIM store will take their income away! So who defends the poor Chinese shopkeeper? Tony will, and he’ll point out its government money and therefore a misuse. No shit Sherlock. Would that be a fair assertion?
And who subsidizes the Chinese in Sarawak. The Dayak off course. The Dayak will buy their mee, their clothes, their cars, their houses, their mobile phones, fridge freezers, tinned food, school textbooks, uniforms, sundry goods even food! in exchange for land they once held!
In 1980s Sarawak, Taib found out that the Chinese were buying all titled Native land and before he put a stop to it, the Sarawak Chinese had accumulated some 250,000 hectares of titled land. Sound familiar? Does that sound familiar?! It happened in Malaya too.
FELDA is not a sacred cow and will no longer be in the future, or even now as we speak. Who is to say that FELDA will not pass to Chinese mutual exclusive ownership, if the road to privatisation is being paved already?
Dayak territory once gained only in fierce conflict was lost for Char Siew pork a few generations later. The Malay dilemma is predictability.
All above is fact. Can there be room for dispute?
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