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noor

2012-04-12 19:37

 A strange thing I have niocted over the past few months. The average Malaysian Chinese seem to aspire to emigrate, very specifically to Australia. It almost seems like they work their asses off so that they may move themselves and their entire family down under. It is like Australia is some paradise island or something. I know that Melbourne is one of the most livable places in the world, but a statistic like that can by no means cause the mass migration that I niocted.The Malaysia government has this program called Malaysia my second home. It is to attract retired whites to settle to Malaysia and bring their money with them. Sadly, Malaysia doesn't seem homely enough for the Chinese.They have always complained about the brain drain. They whine that Singapore is stealing all the Malaysia talent. Now with entire families moving out, it is not only brain drain, it is capital drain. They really should find out how much money has been sucked to Australia in the past 10 years. It will probably run in the tens of millions.Can they stop this? No. It just cannot be done. Until the government stops treating the Chinese like second class citizens, it will not happen.Quote: You go to Singapore, a couple of ministers there are from Penang. In Hong Kong, a number of advisers to the government are from Penang, and in China, some of the best managers are from Penang. Penang is supports the world! It is all about Singapore, Hong Kong and China but not Malaysia. So, prove to me that this is not brain drain .Brain drain is part and parcel of Malaysia. Things are not going improve, at least at the rate we are going. Welcome to Bolehland. We can!I hope to see some progress in our country heading towards a mainly two-party system like in the US, UK and Australia. But the opposition parties must get their act together; and the people too must get wiser. The big bad world of globalisation has descended on us like a tsunami. We still want to walk with crutches. The competition now come from China, not the local Chinese badly represented by the MCA; from the Indians from the near continent, not from the local Indians doubly badly represented by the MIC.At the end of the day, stop complaining too much, for you the voters put the government there. You finally deserve the government you get complacent, arrogant, and not accountable.Otherwise, why do 21st century so-called leaders want to revive the NEP, an instrument of the 1979s 1990s that had proven to be not effective? Don't we learn from the history and current developments? I too, used to think that all is rosy and happy in Malaysia. But as each year passes, I find out more and more disturbing things happening in my beloved country.Yes, mostly resulting in a more cynical outlook, with some youths turning even desperate and then like opting out of the system, or slightly better for some lucky ones, staying back in a foreign land, because my government seems to be taking actions to drive us away . What a sad refrain, and the government laments sincerely? Brain drain I personally know many of such youths parents have chosen to opt out of the political arena. Sad. Tragic but true.
January

2012-01-12 05:01

 At last! Something clear I can udnrsteand. Thanks!