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https://www.malaysiakini.com/news/637166 NEWS YOURSAY | What is it that Malaysia wants to achieve in UN? Yoursay Published: Sep 27, 2022 10:15 AM ⋅ Updated: 10:15 AM 1 YOURSAY | 'Please look at your own backyard before you preach to others.' Malaysia wants UN Security Council's veto power abolished Doc: Prime Minister Ismail Sabri Yaakob talks about global equality but sadly there is no racial equality in Malaysia. On top of that, his Umno party is one of the strongest promoters of racism in the country. While he talked about abolishing veto power and promoting democracy in the United Nations, he and his coalition of political misfits were not themselves democratically elected to serve the people. ADS As for the atrocities in the Ukraine war and its effect globally, Sabri's government is doing little to tackle human trafficking in our borders. Lastly, he spoke in Bahasa Melayu. From my understanding, the UN provides interpreters for a handfu...

https://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/opinion/2022/09/26/end-university-quotas-set-our-education-system-free/   End university quotas, set our education system free From Murugesan Sinnandavar Many dreams were either made or crushed at 12pm on Sept 25, when the results of public university intakes for the coming academic year were released online. There was a sombre mood in my house when the results came out. My youngest daughter, with 4.0 CGPA and 9.2 points on her extra-curricular activities score, was offered her fifth and last choice of university courses. Mind you, she did not even apply for the top 3 universities of Universiti Malaya, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia or Universiti Sains Malaysia for fear of being rejected. Even then, she was only offered a course that was inserted for the sake of filling in all the slots. Now she has to decide whether to accept a course that is not in line with her dreams or pursue costly private educa...

'by *outsyedthebox* Finally I want to share my Teh Tarik Economic Theory withe the DG of the JPA and all other Malay Civil Servants. Read this carefully. This is Malaysia's GDP - plus minus lah. It is between RM1,400 Billion - RM1,500 Billion. A very large part of this GDP is generated by the non-Malays. If you ignore the oil and gas sector maybe close to 100% of the GDP is generated by the non Malays. The Prime Minister said Malay corporate wealth is less than 17%. (This includes the GLCs, amanah saham etc). One Minister said Malay share of the economic growth is less than 10%. Someone else said the Malay share of the economy is less than 7%. Tak kisahlah whether 17% ke, 10% ke, 7% ke just understand this - the Malay contribution to the GDP is very, very little. Here is a soalan cepu mas - is this very low level of contribution to the GDP because the Malays work very, very hard or because the Malays do not work very hard? Please answer honestly. Now ...

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