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PAS : KE ARAH PEMERINTAHAN ISLAM YANG ADIL
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Dear Sir,
Thank you for your commenting. I also hate the lastest educational policy
which implied by Mahathir and the Ministry of Education.
I understand your feeling. I myself was an oversea student at one time. I
hate the government now as they're putting the Malays
in a reverse track.
Malaysia was a very poor country back in the 50's,60's and 70's but we're
still able to send few student to further their studies overseas. Even
Mahathir was one of them. Why? Because we hope these people will bring
brigther future for us. To become our leader, to educate us and to upgrade
our standard of living.
BUT... in the midst of our wealth in the 90's these student were called
back by the goverment. We can't support them anymore. We got no money! But
yet, the government had enough to complete the F1 circuit which construction
never stoped or affected by the economic crisis! Basket Mahathir would
rather destroy our future just for getting names?? To be known in the
world???
Now everybody has to apply for loans to study! Mahashit policy is to give
chances to the wealthier family to give their son a good education but not
to the poor family. I've met hundreds of Malay student who are suffering to
further their studies in the IPTA and lots more who fail to further in the
IPTS due to money constraint! They have to wait for the loans at least one
semester!!! What are they going to eat? How are they going to pay the hostel
and the study fee?? Now the Malay student has to struggle not only about
their study but about their family financial as well! Again thank you to
Mahathir for making more and more low-educate Malays!
Sir, you're are talking about racism! You said Malay is being protected by
the meritokrasi! In fact that is what lessen our Malay student percentage or
just an obstacle for them! Due to this merit and dimerit system the Malay
student has to compete with the non-malay EQUALLY ! And this is absurd!
Thank to the basket Mahathir!
Your're talking about your unsatisfying feeling as the MALAY get all the
extra small benefits! Can you show me a country that does not give some
extra benefit to their bumis? Open your eyes widely. Have a look about the
Maori in NZ, the Aboriginies in Aussie,
or even the red indians in USA!!!! You want equal right?? You're lucky to
let be as yourself in this country. In Indonesia even your chinese name
aren't allow but to be a second name after an Indonesian name. Even you
Chinese people discriminates those Muslim Chinese in Yunan! You
discriminates them just because of their religion! What if they had
different colour of skin?? So I strongly suggest, that if you find it is
hard to live in Malaysia and can't stop fighting to get the equal rights
with the Malays, please go to other countries which suits you well!
The Chinese have never been the ones who bring wealth to this land. Only
stupid people says that! We can be more wealthier
than now wihtout your help as proven in Malacca Empire! The Chinese only
supplied us with a corrupt communities!
Sallehuddin Yusof
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> > An Open Letter to our Beloved Prime Minister
> >
> > Dear Sir,
> >
> > I am a Malaysia Chinese graduated from a US University many many years
> > ago.
> > I have read your news yesterday with my heart and blood boiling. I am a
> > nobody in Malaysia and have never met you face-to-face before. I have no
> > way
> > of contacting you, and so I hope your press secretaries or special
> branch
> > officers could pass you this note. I really hope you have a chance to
> read
> > my note.
> >
> > Sir, I must say that you have again made a somehow misleading statement
> > yesterday. You implied that if the number of bumi students were to be
> > reduced in the public universities through the so-called "meritocracy"
> > admission system, non-bumi, especially Chinese and Indian Communities
> > would
> > be very happy about it.
> >
> > Sir, you also mentioned that there are only 800 bumi students
> (government
> > sponsored) out of a total of 17000 Malaysian students studying in US.
> And
> > 80% of our private colleges' students in Malaysia are non-bumi.
> >
> > I strongly feel that you, as our beloved Prime Minister have again
> missed
> > the point. Yes, there are more non-bumi, make it clearer, there are more
> > Malaysian Chinese students in private colleges, and in US universities.
> > But,
> > all these Chinese students are fee-paying students. 99.99% of them do
> not
> > get scholarships and study loan from our government which collect taxes
> > "regardless of races". These Malaysian Chinese students are trying every
> > possible way to pursue a good education. Their parents sell houses,
> cars,
> > jewelry, and make a lot of sacrifices to make sure that their children
> > receive good education. Their effort should be commended.
> >
> > I find it hard to understand what is it going to do with the public
> > universities' controversial "meritocracy" admission system if more
> > fee-paying Chinese students, compare to Malay students are going to
> study
> > in
> > private colleges or overseas universities. If Malay students want to pay
> > their own fees to enter private colleges and overseas universities, I
> will
> > be the first one cheering for them.
> >
> > Private colleges in Malaysia and overseas universities are taking in
> > fee-paying students irrespective of their nationality and races. If
> Malay
> > students want to pay their own fees to attend private colleges and
> > overseas
> > universities, Go ahead. I do not think any Chinese in Malaysia would say
> a
> > single word against it. This is a free world. If you have financial
> mean,
> > you can do anything you like, as long as it is legal. So, getting a good
> > education is a legal thing. I do not see why each time, when local
> > universities' admission system is in question, the Malay politicians
> will
> > start comparing the number of Chinese students in local private colleges
> > and
> > overseas universities, and then come out a laughable conclusion that
> "Oh!,
> > anyway, total number of Chinese students receiving higher education is
> > still
> > more than Malay students." The foreign press always makes fun or makes
> > unfavorable comments on our politicians. You know why? Because our
> > politicians always make laughable conclusion, or sometime, ridiculous
> > comments.
> >
> > Please do not give the excuses that Malay students have less financial
> > resources to study in private colleges and overseas universities. I see
> > most
> > of my Malay colleagues have bigger car, bigger house, nicer furniture in
> > their house and more jewelry than myself, and yet they are not willing
> to
> > spend their "own money" to even attend a short course which will help
> them
> > in their career. I have Malay colleagues who could spend Rm429 to buy a
> > branded handbag and few hundred a month for beautiful clothes, but when
> > come
> > to attending a once-in-a-while RM500 three days external seminar, they
> > would
> > request for the company to pay for them. To them, personal outlook is
> more
> > important than self-enhancement and development. Sadly to say, nowadays,
> a
> > lot of Chinese youngsters are also prefer to chasing for materialistic
> > things than going after good and better quality education. So, I would
> not
> > be surprise, there will be more fee-paying Malay students in local
> private
> > colleges compare to Chinese students in the future, if Malay parents are
> > willing to sacrifice a bit to send their children to attend private
> > colleges
> > and overseas universities.
> >
> > So, my point is. This is an attitude problem. Malay students are not
> dumb
> > or
> > stupid. This is just that their parents' priority is different from
> > Chinese
> > students' parents.
> >
> > So, dear Sir, please do not make the wrong comparison again. IF you want
> > to
> > have 100% Malay students in local universities, just tell us in advance.
> > We
> > would then find a way or sell our proton to send our sons to private
> > colleges after they finish their SPM. But if you want to use quota or
> your
> > own version of "meritocracy" admission system to give an advantage to
> > Malay
> > students, then don't blame or jealously imply us for sending our
> children
> > to
> > private colleges and overseas universities. We have no choice. Please
> > don't
> > give us a hope, and then dash it in the end.
> >
> > DO you think we have too much money but no place to spend, so we have to
> > waste our money to send our children to local colleges and overseas
> > universities?
> >
> > We in fact don't want uncertainty. Life is too short for wasting time to
> > "guess" what will be your government's next step in coming out your
> > version
> > of university admission system which will again favor your Malay
> students.
> >
> > I am sorry if I have said something rude here against you. I always
> > respect
> > you and so I hope you could take my words as a True
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