If it is ok for Chinese people to be called 'cina gila babi' (chinese crazy pig) because they eat pork, then I suppose it is ok for Malays to be called 'melayu gila bustard'.
Before you start throwing stones in my direction, look up the word. Problem is some people never bother to check the truth or otherwise of what they may have heard. They then think the worse and start acting on lies. Sounds familiar? And before you know it, blood is spilled, houses burnt. That could have been the outcome of the Red Shirt demo in KL.
Singapore's relationship with Malaysia is often characterised by a 'two steps forward one step back' dance. Undur is Malay for 'move backwards' or 'withdraw' - which Singapore had no choice but to do in 1965. The rest, as they say, is history. This blog is about Singapore-Malaysia ever since. 'Lah' is an oft used particle which ends a sentence in the Malayanish-Singlish language. This shared particle of language gives us hope for the future.
Friday, September 18, 2015
Saturday, August 22, 2015
Muddle Malaysia circa 2015
Of late, Malaysia hasn't been in the news for any good reason. With the Ringgit near historic lows against the Singapore dollar, it is time to reflect on what went wrong.
This is but a sampler of what has been making the rounds on social and digital media (read: SMS, Whatsapp, Twitter, etc.). I disclaim ownership of all these. They belong to various people on said social media.
This is but a sampler of what has been making the rounds on social and digital media (read: SMS, Whatsapp, Twitter, etc.). I disclaim ownership of all these. They belong to various people on said social media.
I hope Google won't exercise its right to replace these pictures with generic filler "X" boxes. The truth is already a rare commodity up north nowadays.
Furthermore, if not for how serious matters really are, only comic relief can relieve the pain honest Malaysians must feel for their country.
Labels:
corruption,
government,
Malaysia,
politics,
Scandal,
stupidity
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