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TOO MUCH MALAYSIA BOLEH CAN BE BLINDING IF WE ARE NOT CAREFUL !

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Dear Vineeth,

What values this blog posting trying to project? Singapore, Jews and beating around the rice fields? The most hilarous part is asking the pakcik teksi about the jew residents in Singapore ... ask la where to find the best nasi padang and lontong, I am certain the abang teksi can bring to Armenian Street where the synagogue is nearby the best Randezvous Hotel nasi padang.

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Agreed with Rasputin. The writer certain suffers from Jew-phobia. It made me laugh when I read the part of him asking about the Jew area in Singapore.

Because of the influence of the media and the side-minded speech by local politicians, majority of Malaysians especially Malays have developed a biased mindset towards Jew community. Sadly, most of these mindset is more towards negative side.

This is not a good sign. Lack of understanding among Malaysians towards the Jew could lead to anti-Semitism if not managed properly. In today's world, every nation is pursuing peace and equality among humanity. The sense of anti-Semitism is certainly a big NO NO.

Jews, just like anybody else, are just human-beings. They dont possess eight legs, or two heads.

They, however, generally speaking, are richer. BUT, knowing their history, one should not be surprised why they are rich.

There's no secret in getting rich, just like in any place all over the world. The Jews are hardworking, embrace knowledge, and importantly, they are very long-sighted, ie long term planning into future. But being hardworking, or knowlegdable, or smart, is this wrong? Certainly not.

I see Jews everyday. I dont feel uncomfortable at all. In fact one Jewish friend told me that she's terribly worried whenever travelling to Malaysia, because of the anti-Semitism sentiment in Malaysia.

Jews in Malaysia? But seeing the article posted by the author, generally Malaysians have never seen a Jew. The truth is, the Jews are Aussies, the Jews are British, the Jews are Americans, the Jews are Germans, Polish, French, bla bla bla even Arabs. I mean, just like any other Asians, or Africans, they are everywhere!

But in America, or UK, or Australia, or any other developed countries, do they identify themselves as Jew or as German? Do they see themselves as Israeli or Aussie? Mate, I see myself as Malaysian, not Chinese.

Do you have any idea how many Jews arrive in KLIA everyday? Is there no Jew in Malaysia? Of course there is! Many!

My opinion is that, this kind of sentiment should be taken more seriously, and the trend should not continue into being anti-Semitism.

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Orang Melayu suka "Gaya mesti ada, perut tak isi tidak apa".

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Food is undoubtedly a basic need for man.
All animals need food to fill their stomachs to survive.
Human beings require mental food ( and spiritual food ), besides the food for the stomachs.
When you see all the sad things happening in Malaysia, you might suffer from mental sicknesses that make you having no appetite for whatever food!

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Yang pasti pemimpin kerajaan Malaysia memang tidak layak jadi pemimpin. Setiap pemimpin kononnya ada visi masing-masing tetapi visi yang lebih menjurus kepada kepentingan sesaorang pemimpin itu. Kepentingan rakyat dan negara jarang sekali diambil kira.

Barangkali, Pak Lah sedar betapa parahnya negara bila rakyat bangkit memberontak bila perut rakyat sentiasa kosong. Orang lapar memang cepat marah. Tindakan Pak Lah menumpukan penambah baikan sektor pertanian memang patut dipuji. Sebenarnya, Malaysia boleh maju jika sektor pertanian dibangunkan sepenuhnya.Keadaan iklim dan tanah kita begitu sesuai untuk tujuan sektor pertanian berkomersial. Percayalah, kalaulah Malaysia ini diterajui oleh Lee Kuan Yew sejak merdeka, pasti Malaysia sudah lama mencapai tahap negara maju.

Jangan salah anggap bila saya menyebut nama Lee Kuan Yew. Bukan saya tidak percaya pada orang Melayu boleh buat macam Lee Kuan Yew tetapi saya nampak pemimpin Melayu termasuk Mahathir sendiri tidak cukup bijak dalam menjayakan sesuatu projek pembangunan berkomersial walaupun mereka cukup berjaya bermain politik.

Apa pun, Malaysia harus dipemimpin seorang yang bersikap dinamik. Tidak terlalu bersikap perkauman atau hanya beretorik politik selalu. Pemimpin yang boleh merubah Malaysia tentulah seorang pemimpin yang berpengalaman global. Diterima oleh semua kaum di Malaysia. Yang lebih penting, pemimpin itu msti sanggup berjuang untuk rakyat dan bukan untuk partinya sahaja. Apakah MK Toyo atau Mukriz adalah orangnya ?. Mungkin juga Khairy Jamaluddin atau Hishamuddin Hussin ?. Barangkali Anwar Ibrahim atau Ku Li ! Apakah Mahathir atau Pak Lah juga masih relevan ?. Rakyat lah yang menentukan.

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Even Japan is self-sufficient in food to a larger extent than us.

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