Be angry at yourself not rich Chinese, Malays told

[uglyloser]

KUALA LUMPUR, Jan 30 — Ahead of tomorrow’s Chinese New Year festivities, an Umno deputy minister has urged the Malay community to cease their anger and envy towards the Chinese for their successes.
Instead, Datuk Ahmad Maslan said the Malays have only themselves to blame if they have no ambitions to become entrepreneurs and improve their lot in life.
“Don’t be angry at the Chinese. Malays have their PPR which are small like a bird’s nest, but they look below and they see all these big houses owned by rich men,” said Ahmad, using the Malay initials for the low-cost People’s Housing Project.
“Don’t blame them, ladies and gentlemen. That is because they do businesses. Who told you not to do business?” he said to a mostly Malay audience today.
The deputy Finance minister was speaking at a National Economic Empowerment (Pena) seminar here, which was also attended by the Federal Territories Minister Datuk Seri Tengku Adnan Mansor.
Earlier in his presentation, he pointed out that there is only one Malay entrepreneur in the list of top ten millionaires in Malaysia: tycoon Tan Sri Syed Mokhtar al-Bukhary.
He also mentioned that the cumulative wealth of the eight Malay millionaires in the top 40 list still could not match the wealth of Chinese billionaire Tan Sri Robert Kuok, who tops the list.
Ahmad’s remark today echoes that of former minister Datuk Zaid Ibrahim, who recently told Umno and Malay rights group Perkasa to abandon their strategy of making the Chinese community a “bogeyman”.
Zaid, a former Cabinet minister, had also told the Malays to learn to be more business-savvy instead of blaming others for their own shortcomings.
In his blog post, Zaid also accused the Malays of wasting their time being “uselessly” angry at political issues when they should direct their efforts to closing the long-perceived gap with the Chinese community.
Malaysia has long operated on an informal power sharing agreement in which the Malay community holds political power while the Chinese concentrate on the economy.
But the arrangement has led to a perceived dominance of the economy by the Chinese community, a view used by Malay groups to target the ethnic group.
Race relations in Malaysia also further deteriorated after Election 2013, when leaders from ruling coalition Barisan Nasional blamed a “Chinese tsunami” for its weaker mandate.

 

[tanwahtiu]

yeah, in Singapore one Hakka bastard want to own every biz in Singapore, created 600 GLCs to his party name and all his suppliers have to be members of his PA and be his dogs. No join as PA dogs no biz and contracts.

Why not Malaysia political party hire him to be their adviser. This type of Chinese Hakka bastard worse than dog. He even cheong your HDB equity growth to refinance his GLCs business loans, TH, leaving you 80% HDB dwellers unable to use your own equity growth to refinance a new biz venture.

Want to use your HDB equity growth to refinance you new biz must sell your HDB first, refinance no! Then buy another similar one which you just sold at the market rate and take a higher mortgage loan, LPPL.

VTO next election this nonsense PAP idiots for the sake of your children and future descendants. PAP want 80% HDB dwellers to be their dogs and leave the 20% private owner to be wealthy, their kah kee lang.

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KUALA LUMPUR, Jan 30 — Ahead of tomorrow’s Chinese New Year festivities, an Umno deputy minister has urged the Malay community to cease their anger and envy towards the Chinese for their successes.
Instead, Datuk Ahmad Maslan said the Malays have only themselves to blame if they have no ambitions to become entrepreneurs and improve their lot in life.
“Don’t be angry at the Chinese. Malays have their PPR which are small like a bird’s nest, but they look below and they see all these big houses owned by rich men,” said Ahmad, using the Malay initials for the low-cost People’s Housing Project.
“Don’t blame them, ladies and gentlemen. That is because they do businesses. Who told you not to do business?” he said to a mostly Malay audience today.
The deputy Finance minister was speaking at a National Economic Empowerment (Pena) seminar here, which was also attended by the Federal Territories Minister Datuk Seri Tengku Adnan Mansor.
Earlier in his presentation, he pointed out that there is only one Malay entrepreneur in the list of top ten millionaires in Malaysia: tycoon Tan Sri Syed Mokhtar al-Bukhary.
He also mentioned that the cumulative wealth of the eight Malay millionaires in the top 40 list still could not match the wealth of Chinese billionaire Tan Sri Robert Kuok, who tops the list.
Ahmad’s remark today echoes that of former minister Datuk Zaid Ibrahim, who recently told Umno and Malay rights group Perkasa to abandon their strategy of making the Chinese community a “bogeyman”.
Zaid, a former Cabinet minister, had also told the Malays to learn to be more business-savvy instead of blaming others for their own shortcomings.
In his blog post, Zaid also accused the Malays of wasting their time being “uselessly” angry at political issues when they should direct their efforts to closing the long-perceived gap with the Chinese community.
Malaysia has long operated on an informal power sharing agreement in which the Malay community holds political power while the Chinese concentrate on the economy.
But the arrangement has led to a perceived dominance of the economy by the Chinese community, a view used by Malay groups to target the ethnic group.
Race relations in Malaysia also further deteriorated after Election 2013, when leaders from ruling coalition Barisan Nasional blamed a “Chinese tsunami” for its weaker mandate.

 

[Leongsam]

I can say the same thing to the Chinks in Singapore. If they cannot achieve success in Asia's richest city, they should look at themselves instead of blaming the government.

 

[tanwahtiu]

blame the government, sure?

They created 600 GLCs which covers many industries and no slip chance of getting anywhere near them to compete with the same bastards which are also the government.

why did you leave Singapore for, I wonder? Kanna jia jia lat maybe must run road away from shit country?

I can say the same thing to the Chinks in Singapore. If they cannot achieve success in Asia's richest city, they should look at themselves instead of blaming the government.

 

[tonychat]

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KUALA LUMPUR, Jan 30 — Ahead of tomorrow’s Chinese New Year festivities, an Umno deputy minister has urged the Malay community to cease their anger and envy towards the Chinese for their successes.
Instead, Datuk Ahmad Maslan said the Malays have only themselves to blame if they have no ambitions to become entrepreneurs and improve their lot in life.
“Don’t be angry at the Chinese. Malays have their PPR which are small like a bird’s nest, but they look below and they see all these big houses owned by rich men,” said Ahmad, using the Malay initials for the low-cost People’s Housing Project.
“Don’t blame them, ladies and gentlemen. That is because they do businesses. Who told you not to do business?” he said to a mostly Malay audience today.
The deputy Finance minister was speaking at a National Economic Empowerment (Pena) seminar here, which was also attended by the Federal Territories Minister Datuk Seri Tengku Adnan Mansor.
Earlier in his presentation, he pointed out that there is only one Malay entrepreneur in the list of top ten millionaires in Malaysia: tycoon Tan Sri Syed Mokhtar al-Bukhary.
He also mentioned that the cumulative wealth of the eight Malay millionaires in the top 40 list still could not match the wealth of Chinese billionaire Tan Sri Robert Kuok, who tops the list.
Ahmad’s remark today echoes that of former minister Datuk Zaid Ibrahim, who recently told Umno and Malay rights group Perkasa to abandon their strategy of making the Chinese community a “bogeyman”.
Zaid, a former Cabinet minister, had also told the Malays to learn to be more business-savvy instead of blaming others for their own shortcomings.
In his blog post, Zaid also accused the Malays of wasting their time being “uselessly” angry at political issues when they should direct their efforts to closing the long-perceived gap with the Chinese community.
Malaysia has long operated on an informal power sharing agreement in which the Malay community holds political power while the Chinese concentrate on the economy.
But the arrangement has led to a perceived dominance of the economy by the Chinese community, a view used by Malay groups to target the ethnic group.
Race relations in Malaysia also further deteriorated after Election 2013, when leaders from ruling coalition Barisan Nasional blamed a “Chinese tsunami” for its weaker mandate.

This post reminds me of a sinkie fucktard who get jealous when looking at a photo full of $1000 notes.. so will jealousy brings you wealth? it makes you look more stupid only.

this Malay minister is quite true on what he says. But he is in the seat from a corrupted, cheating win from the election , just like sinkieland PAP.

oh by the way, people get rich from DOING BUSINESS.. not working for a company and then sinkiely act like you own that fucking company.. when can sinkie learn?????

 

[oratedar]

what sinkie fucktard post other people angpau photo and claim it to be his?

wanna start threads begging for chats again? lolx