Wilson Long
this long letter is the work of a sophisticated and
complex Chinese brain ,
not a Malay brain .
a Malay brain could not have been able to produce such a
sophisticated , respectable
and complicated long letter .
we the CPC doubt very much this is a letter from a REAL
Malay ,
a Malay brain in general doesn ' t have the
sophistication to
produce such a respectable long letter with long
sentences.
ONLY a CHINESE BRAIN could have produced this long
and respectable letter , showing
consideration to other races .
BTW , NO Malay would write " a man who held so much
promise for the future of our race and our country "
at the end of such a long letter ,
because
Malays in general would not quote " our race "
Wilson Long , you must have been a very stupid Chinese for
having pretended to post ......... a long letter from a
Malay .
this letter is definitely from a CHINESE BRAIN ,
only CHINESE brain can write like this
n Jan 9, 3:49 am, "wilson long" <wilson
l...@tmnet.net.my> wrote:
> I was in Singapore the last few days for work. Have not been to Singapore
> for over 20 years. The driver of the taxi that drove me from the airport to
> my hotel was Malay. On the ride to the hotel he pointed out that all the
> land along the coast that was now fully developed was reclaimed land. He
> said that Singapore could no longer buy sand from Indonesia or Malaysia – so
> Singapore now buys its sand from Vietnam. He suggested that maybe the
> Malaysian government should consider letting Singapore mine all the sand it
> needed from the Pahang and Perak river so that floods would not occur as
> frequently as they do now – this way Singapore would have their sand and
> Malaysia gets two strikes against Singapore: Payment for the sand and flood
> prevention! I quietly smiled at his logic. If only our politicians could
> think that clearly!
>
> At night I would watch TV as I ate dinner and what I saw on Singapore TV
> gave me some explanation as to why Malaysia is so far behind Singapore. No I
> am not just talking about the physical aspect of development where a
> comparison between the two countries would be an exercise in futility: Where
> would you begin? From Changi airport, the taxis I took, the buses and trains
> that I used to the presence of a city confident in its growth and secure of
> its place globally, Singapore is everything that Malaysia is not!
>
> Singapore TV is filled with programs that provides you with information of
> world events, knowledge about anything that you would care to know and learn
> about and many programs that tells Singaporeans that life out there is to be
> lived and enjoyed responsibly. No politicians in sight on their TV. Nothing
> that would allow any sensible, intelligent Singapore TV viewer to be upset
> at any attempt by the Singapore government to try and influence them on
> matters political.
>
> Malaysian TV is pathetic and an embarrassment to watch. Talk show hosts that
> are so condescending to their guests that it makes me cringe! We have crowds
> of people being told about the latest government projects that will benefit
> them and the nation. What passes for Television programs is in reality
> government propaganda - pure and simply drivel and unmitigated spew of
> useless information that benefits no one – not even the government because
> all it does is to turn the thinking viewer against such blatant propaganda
> of a BN government desperate to win a coming general election. I remember
> one episode where this Malay politician was opening a show or seminar of
> some sort by unfurling a banner with a giant size portrait of himself! It
> makes me want to spew!
>
> What was more disturbing to me is thinking how all this rubbish on Malaysian
> Television will affect those Malaysian watching Malaysian TV. If that is the
> only TV they watch then what chance do these people have of developing into
> a better human being? We have been told that we are what we eat…well I think
> what our government allow our people to watch on TV and read in the media is
> what we will be: a people blinkered and oblivious to the world outside.
>
> But as a Malay what saddens me is that the politics within UMNO defines us
> Malays as we have never been defined before. Before this the Malays saw
> themselves as a people who went about their life with a quiet dignity secure
> in the knowledge that as a people, they had the respect of the other races
> and felt themselves worthy of being Malays – son of the soils. More
> important we had a sense of self worth.
>
> Today the ugliness of the Malay persona is now no longer a matter than can
> be kept within the confines of family and the Malay community. How can it be
> kept from the public domain when Malays are ridicule and laughed at as they
> try to walk along the path where others have walked – and in trying to do so
> they have failed miserably. Failed because they are ill equipped to compete
> on a level playing field with the other races.
>
> This is not something that UMNO can sweep under the carpet anymore.
>
> Today it is the Malays themselves who have realized the dire situation that
> they are in. This is what the Malays now know of themselves.
>
> There are no great Malay leaders in this country of ours any more. All our
> leaders, without exception, has in one-way or another, failed us – and yet
> having failed they still insists that their right to remain a Malay leader
> is unaffected. The Malay leaders of today are a joke!
>
> The education of our young has not prepared or equipped them to compete on a
> level playing field against non-Malays in Malaysia and against others when
> they go overseas. They have failed miserably from their ability to master
> the English Language to their ability to interact and handle the intricacies
> of living amongst non-Malays.
>
> I have been shamed countless times when in conversation with Malay students
> in Australia – not only by their woefully inadequate ability to speak decent
> English but more worrying in the blinkered approach to education with the
> ‘them’ and ‘us’ approach to everything – from social interactions to having
> no understanding that we must celebrate diversity – not treat it as a threat
> to our Malay ethnicity, to our religion and to our way of life. That they
> have failed to do so is painfully obvious to me as a Malay – what more to
> the people they meet. But ignorance is bliss and these students are unable
> to comprehend that they are looked upon as an object to be pitied rather
> then laughed at. And so these students go about their education oblivious to
> their failings. Katak di bawah tempurong!
>
> The Malays can no longer ignored the reality that the non-Malays are way
> ahead by leaps and bounds in all things Malaysians: Business, Education,
> civil society and even respect and dignity of their own race.
>
> How is this possible when the Malays have complete control of government
> since Merdeka and should and did have control over all aspects of life in
> Malaysia?
>
> How is this possible when the Malays have 9 Sultans and numerous Governors
> as the constitutional head of state?
>
> How is this possible when the Malays numerically overwhelmed all the other
> races put together?
>
> And yet all this advantages have made the Malays into a people that can no
> longer hold their head nobly whatever their circumstances simply because the
> Malay dominated Barisan Nasional government has failed in their much stated
> purpose of Ketuanan Melayu.
>
> Failed not in the getting of the Ketuanan Melayu but failed in the manner in
> which Ketuanan Melayu is used to further NOT The Malay interest but to
> further UMNO’s interest.
>
> And therein lies the tragedy of the Malays! AN UMNO that takes for
> themselves what should really be for the Malays.
>
> And it is in the leaders of UMNO that we see the worst of the Malays acting
> out what the Malays have now become! These UMNO leaders are the epitome of
> greed, corruption and thievery of the nations wealth for their own pockets.
>
> That the Malays have now lost their sense of pride and dignity because of
> the misdeeds and abuse by UMNOI politicians of the public office they hold
> is of no concern to these UMNO Malays. The behavior of these UMNO leaders
> now mirrors that of the Sultans who have long ago surrendered any dignity
> they might still have and any claims to being Malay leaders by their
> decadent lifestyle that they lead on the money they get from the Rakyat.
>
> Are they Malays powerless to stop their leaders from taking them further
> down the road of lost respect and lost dignity. How not to lose respect for
> a Malay leader like Najib? In fact look at the families of all the Prime
> Ministers of Malaysia bar Tunku : Malays all of them: And all of them in one
> way or the other have profited hideously from the office of Prime Minister.
>
> And with Najib he goes a step further. The emergence of a wife that thinks
> that being the wife of the Prime Minister entitles her to be styled First
> Lady of Malaysia!
>
> What these Malays leaders are doing are being aped by other Malays in
> position of trust and power – where the getting of wealth by any means
> possible have brought into existence of at least two generations of Malays
> that have been brought to believe that Malaysia owes them a living: ask not
> what you can do for your country but ask what your country can do for you!
>
> Two generations of Malays totally spoiled and weaken to expect something for
> nothing by a UMNO totally devoid of any interest in furthering the interest
> of any Malay what more other Malaysian, other then of themselves!
>
> I am ashamed of being Malay. Ashamed because of the deeds and actions taken
> by UMNO in the name of the Malays. How can I not be ashamed that a Malay
> Minister of Defense have seen it fit to allow a good friend of his to profit
> RM$500 million merely by arranging for the Malaysian government to buy
> French Submarines?
>
> How can I not be ashamed of these Malay leaders when a Malay Prime
> Minister – well almost a Malay Prime Minister! – saw it fit to use the
> people’s money - to the tune of RM$1 billion - to bail out the shipping
> company of his son!
>
> How can I not be ashamed when a Minister, no less, is sent as our Ambassador
> in Washington after being caught out for outraging the modesty of a waitress
> serving him!
>
> These Malays do more damage to the Malays at large then to themselves.
>
> The Malays had Dato Onn, Tunku, Tun Razak, Tun Hussein Onn, Tun Dr Ismail
> Ali, Ghazali Shafie …all great Malay leaders whose duty was to the Malays
> and to Malaysia and all Malaysians!
>
> Who do we have now? Malay leaders whose idea of being great is having the
> latest model Mercedes and living in mansions paid for by their thieving of
> the people's money and taking actresses or singers for their wives and
> mistresses! And the Malay singers and actresses who thinks that these ageing
> lotharios is a good catch probably defines the materialistic mind frame that
> permeates too many Malays everywhere.
>
> It pains me to see the Malays like this. It pains me even more when the most
> concerned of people are not the Malay leaders but the other races who are
> witness to the Malay fall from grace. The non Malays worry for the Malays
> more then the Malay leaders because they know that until the Malays are
> energized to do something for themselves by getting rid of these useless
> Malay leaders, then they too would have to bear the brunt of the corruption
> and the rape and pillage of their country by these UMNO leaders.
>
> Let us all realize that we are all in this together. What the Malays are now
> enduring the other races are also enduring and we can only get out of this
> impasse by working together.
>
> The irony that I as a Malay is mocking and putting down my own race is not
> lost on me. Cutting off my nose to spite my face! For me UMNO has cut of the
> Malay nose a long time ago. PKR is not far behind because here again is a
> Malay dominated political entity that is run by Malays who presumes it is
> their right to do as they please in PKR because they are the leaders of PKR.
> If UMNO has cut of the nose of the Malay face then PKR is working on the
> ear!
>
> I say all this because it needs to be said. It cannot be ignored that the
> Malays have now lost their way in a country they call their own. If they
> cannot see themselves being so then I will point that out to them. If you
> want to assail me for being a turncoat to my own race by living in
> Australia – let me tell you this. A Malay is still a Malay wherever he or
> she is.
>
> Open your eyes, engage your brains. Think and ask yourself if you are proud
> to be a Malay in Malaysia today. I am not. I no longer wish to refer to
> myself as a Bumiputra because being a Bumiputra does not make me any more a
> Malay as a Chinese would be more a Chinese if he lives in China or an Indian
> in India!
>
> Being a bumiputra is an embarrassment to anyone today because it denotes an
> unfairness within a society that tells you that birth, race and religion
> entitles you to being someone else other then what you are not – a first
> amongst equal. Today privileges of birth no longer hold any sway over
> civilized societies - be you a Sultan or the son of a Prime Minister.
> Everything that you want to be must be earned through hard work and decent
> labor. And this is why the position of the Malays in Malaysia have long ago
> been compromised by an UMNO government that sees the Malays only as a tool
> to further their hold on power in this country.
>
> But having had power for the last 53 years UMNO has not discarded the
> alays - no they still have need of the Malays to win the next general
> elections and the next and the next! The question now is whether we Malays
> will let them use us anymore!
>
> My fellow Malays look around you and ask yourself why we now like this? We
> allow our leaders to engage in gutter politics! They no longer talk about
> extra marital sex as being against Islam – today it is sodomy! Today it is
> Malay leaders who take second wives without the knowledge of their first
> wives. Today it is about using religion to threaten and cowered the other
> races into threading softly in their own country on pain of being branded
> anti Islam and anti Malays.
>
> Takkan Melayu hilang di dunia!
>
> Let me tell you Malays this. We Malays were never on the world stage! The
> Chinese were. The Indians were. Not the Malays. So please wake up from the
> UMNO induced slumber that our people have been in for so long. Fifty-three
> years to be exact! Our Malay Prime Minister today does not have half the
> respect the Malay Penghulu used to have in the days when the Penghulus in
> the kampongs were leaders of the Malays in the rural areas.
>
> But this I know. As a human being we are responsible for who we are and who
> we want to become. Against all odds the Chinese and other races have
> survived in Malaysia. Survived better then the Malays. It is time we Malays
> cast aside these useless Malay leaders that lives off our ethnicity to only
> further their own vested interests not the Malays.
>
> They are Malay leaders amongst us now that can provide us with an enlighten
> leadership to take not only the Malays but also all Malaysians towards a
> better Malaysia. Nurrul for one. But only because she has not had the time
> to be what her father and so many Malay leaders have now become : UMNO in
> their thinking, UMNO in their actions and UMNO in the promotion of no other
> interest but their own. The worry is that given time Nurrul would be what
> her father is today – a man who held so much promise for the future of our
> race and our country and yet delivered so little. Let us make sure that
> Nurrul will not fail. The Malays will not survive another Najib or another
> Anwar!