apekelancau lu mau cita ni?

tks Chewal...

Always a pleasure to strip naked this stupid Ahbeng

Dear Jin

I've copypasted your comment which appeared in the .co.uk version of my blog to this main thread. There are some issues with the comment system refer link below on the problem http://blog.intensedebate.com/2012/02/23/importan...

With regards to your comment, I'm assuming that you may not have read the previous discussion.

First and foremost it is not the World Bank argument, it is a random online sampling of 200 malaysians of unknown demographic (it is not even a statistically strong observation due to sample size refer hishamh's comment on the matter)

On FDI I do not think Affirmative Action has much to play as most sectors were liberalised since the Asian Crisis refer here for more detail discussion on FDI Vs Affirmative Action http://satdthinks.blogspot.com/2011/10/proofiness...

First you must ask is there really a "problem" of "brain" drain?

Who are actually migrating out of malaysia? What are their skill levels? For some reference material on other market analysis refer http://www.cepii.fr/anglaisgraph/publications/eco...

If you are really serious about understanding the issue you must study the actual composition of the Malaysian Diaspora (Phd Holders, Masters ......sampai tukang cuci pinggan in restaurants)

What if the Top Tier of the Malaysians abroad are actually working for Malaysian Owned Institutions that have spread their wings into the regional and Global Market? Is that Brain Drain?

Is our country not planning to go big on Services ? If so why is it a problem that we are now Exporting our Services?

I think a lot of people are missing the point in the whole discussion ie...why do we have to depend on Domestic Resources only to move forward? In 1990 Porter already recognise the vagueness of "Competitive Nation", companies can be "Competitive" but for a Nation it's very dangerous given the fact that when nation compete with each other on Global Markets, it can lead to "mis-allocation of resources and even protectionism measures. So if you were to look from a micro perspective at each individual companies in Malaysia why can't we import foreign talents as how Foreign Companies import talents from our Country?

As a clue...how many malaysians PHd Holders are abroad? ....this is the top tier of our "brain", if you look deeper how many people can afford to pay for their own Phd? If they are paid by an entity most likely the have to serve the entity unless they cabut lari?

How many Malaysians in New York or London in Finance or Investment Banking , How many in Silicon Valley for IT etc.....these are the real "brain drain", one of them is equal to 500 of the lower tier that got "drained" to Singapore

On Opportunity Curve: The Chinese SME are already accessing the skewed curve, our SME development policies does not focus on Bumi Firms only, its is an Open Policy for all SMEs
Refer here http://www.smecorp.gov.my/v4/node/12

what to do bro......

I just wish the EC would come forward and be more transparent on why these data errors are there.

For some reference go here on how they are trying to fix the data http://eci.nic.in/eci_main/dj/internationalconf/M...

Saya waktu kecik2 suka makan akok kue kelate, dah besar sikit kena electric shock masa nak curi electric kat sekolah asrama pastu otak jadi lain macam sikit.

Actually everyone is capable of doing this if they ask the right question and not accept everything that is being presented wholesale.

cari lubang ? Ni bukan lubang lagi beb...kapal selam sebijik pun boleh muat.

Hari tu dia cakap kata 3.1Million "doubtful" sekarang pusing kata bukan semua 3.1 "dubious" pastu gua tanye berapa banyak category 3 dia cakap tak tahu.

Lu brani nak defend dia? Kasi logic sikit beb

I came here about 7 years ago , not knowing how to speak their language and mostly lost in translation as our Bahasa is roughly 30% of their language, within less than a year I was able to pick up the language and the correct grammar and intonation to localize myself. Out here life is completely different that what the malaysian current social structure is built upon. We live in polar opposite and we stress too much on what makes us different from one another. Indonesia has its own path of getting to where it is now. You can just travel less than 10 miles and folks will have its own local dialect which is completely different from one another but everyone, i mean everyone speaks the national language fluently.

I wonder why. Was is because of the aggressive assimilation policies of the government in the 60? We could have followed that path post 1969 when the country was effectively under military rule during the suspension of parliament but we did not and look at where are. We can even appoint council leaders who are unable to speak the national language. Again why should the majority tolerate national language illiterates.

For you to ask what is my point ? I find that rather kelakar for someone who have read "many of my post"

It's my personal blog I can say whatever I want about what I feel. The fact that I allowed comment without moderation is also a sign that I allow you to say what ever you want without even questioning your point nor intentions. Why should i, the things you say has no effect none what so ever to my well being as a person nor am I gonna lose any sleep over it but I do enjoy a proper engagement in the comment section especially if the person is willing to engage with data and references to support his/her arguments. I may use some racially charged tones when i deal with Ahbengs but that is my style when dealing with Ahbengs bingais, call me what u like i don't really care. i just enjoy watching them tergolek dog kena pelempang dengan gua.

There are things that I'm passionate about like finding a way to for our National Language to fulfill its ultimate objective, finding a way to reduce corruption and building the Bumiputra/Country Social Capital to face the threat of Regional and Global Competition. Our local political scenario are to divisive at this stage when we as a nation should build our cohesiveness as a tight unit. If one feels that you position is on the other side do engage me tapi kalu nak terus paint gua with the saiko melayu rasict prick....kinda boring la.

And as for this

"To make it simple. You are my fucking brother. I don't give a shit where you came from. I don't care what religion you profess. We can fight like cats and dogs back home. But if some fucking foreign bastard even touches you, I will fuck him up or die standing right beside you"

Let us see how we malaysians would stand side by side if China, India or Indonesia ever try to invade us.

"irrelevant relevance"

nice one bro

I do hope that it is a big middle ground that may want to bypass petty party politics but rather focus on National politics

:P

nak kena reserve bullets bob