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[19/07, 10:54] TTSCYF Tong: Mahathir ….From Promise to Parody. "Without feelings of respect, what is there to distinguish men from beasts?" Confucius. Many decades back , Malaysia was a promising young nation multicultural, educated, outward looking, its people reading literature, playing Beatles / Stones records, pursuing education and dreaming big. Then came Mahathir Mohamad. The man who just turned 100 didn't lead a country he ruined it. Behind the polished façade and the carefully crafted soundbites of a statesman, Mahathir was an empty husk of a human being: slimy, cynical, and devoted not to his people but to his own power and vanity. His longevity, like all narcissistic tyrants, was sustained by the untroubled sleep of a man without conscience while millions bore the cost of his divisive and ruinous policies. The Devil in Doctor's Clothing. Mahathir's genius was not in building anything enduring, but in mastering the dark art of divide and r...

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*Survey: Majority support residential tenancy laws, young Malaysians in favour of banning rental racial discrimination*   - Architects of Diversity 16 July 2025   ● A nationally representative survey was run as part of YouGov's Omnibus Survey on 3 July 2025 with 1,104 respondents comprising residents of Malaysia using a national online panel.   ● The majority of respondents (56.9%) support having a national law that sets clear rules in the rental housing market, with only a small minority (10.0%) in opposition. In the same vein, the majority of respondents (50.3%) also support a residential tenancy tribunal, with only a small minority (10.3%) in opposition.   ● Respondents were split on banning rental racial discrimination, with the majority (49.9%) believing landlords should be allowed to choose based on race, a significant minority believing it should be illegal (31.6%), as well as fence sitters (18.4%).   ● Across various d...

https://madeinmalaysia.com.my/glcs-in-malaysia-why-we-have-them-and-why-they-keep-failing/ *GLCs in Malaysia: Why We Have Them — and Why They Keep Failing*  • 
July 6, 2025

Business, Local Updated: July 2025 Malaysia has more than 30 major Government-Linked Companies (GLCs) — corporations where the government owns a significant stake, directly or via investment arms like Khazanah, EPF, or PNB. From MAS and Felda to Proton, Tabung Haji, and MARA Corp, GLCs have long shaped Malaysia's economy. But in recent years, headlines have shifted from national pride to public frustration: "Losses in the billions."
"Politically-appointed board."
"Lavish bonuses despite underperformance."
"Repeated bailouts using taxpayer money." So… why do we have GLCs? Are they still relevant today? And more importantly — can they be better? 💡 What Exactly Is a GLC? A Government-Linked Company is a business entity where the government holds a controllin...

*Step by step explain why non Malays in Malaysia are migrating to western countries?* https://www.perplexity.ai/search/step-by-step-explain-why-non-m-4mvFTAdzT6yMkAxVkRkACw Step-by-Step Explanation: Why Non-Malays in Malaysia Migrate to Western Countries 1. Institutional and Social Discrimination • Institutionalized Racism: Non-Malays (primarily Chinese and Indian Malaysians) face systemic disadvantages due to policies favoring the Bumiputera (Malay and indigenous groups), such as the Ketuanan Melayu (Malay supremacy) policy. These policies affect access to education, employment, business opportunities, and housing, leading to feelings of being treated as second-class citizens. • Lack of Meritocracy: Many non-Malays perceive that advancement in education and careers is often not based on merit but on ethnicity, further limiting their prospects. 2. Economic Factors • Better Career Prospects: Western countries often offer higher salaries, better job opportunities, and a mor...