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Letter from London – William Chan MAY 2 – Dear undecided voter, I know that you want what is best for Malaysia. Yet, I also understand your fears and insecurities for your family’s future. I appreciate that the possibility of a new government after 56 years of incumbent rule may seem daunting...

Ok lah Abang, saya also a guest from sweet potato land ;) There are bad eggs in opposition parties too, personally I condemn such behaviour. Hope we have a clean and fair election on 5-May-13, only that will peace and prosperity prevail.:)

Abang, no offence if l tell you that 99% of those non-BN supporters are NOT anti-BN by default. They are being pushed till they cannot "tahan" anymore, just like our dear Singaporean bros & sis who voted alternative parties -> It is unfair to label them as anti-PXP, I have been living in...

Re: Living in JB 3 (Johore) Yes, we shall leave it to democracy to decide the future of Malaysia. :)

Re: Living in JB 3 (Johore) Kudos to you for kind understanding. Actually we are alright with Singaporeans sharing their thoughts on Malaysia's politics, as long it is a constructive discussion/debate.:)

Re: Living in JB 3 (Johore) I am not a DAP party member and cannot answer your queries on DAP. You may get more information from this website pertaining to DAP policies: http://dapmalaysia.org/newenglish/au_vm_pd.htm

Re: Living in JB 3 (Johore) I think you did not get my message, I said small percentage is willing to vote for DAP but doesn't mean they have to gave up Bumi special privileges. They should enjoy bumi special privileges (BSP) if they are poor bumiputras, don't you agree rich bumiputras...

Re: Living in JB 3 (Johore) Only very small fraction within the Malays (mostly well-educated), but that is already a quantum leap from my point of view. I'm alright with special privileges given to bumi who really needs help, but not the bumi who can afford RM1 million house and government...

Re: Living in JB 3 (Johore) Hi Abang, I see, the majority of Chinese support DAP or Pakatan Rakyat for some valid reasons: - PKR/DAP/PAS strive to help all poor Malaysians regardless of race and religion - integrate and not differentiate - MCA leader not participating in GE13, how could they...

Re: Living in JB 3 (Johore) Received this from my colleague, make me laughed until stomach pain. Very hilarious, your worries will be defrayed after watching this. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M3n9URlUumU

Re: Living in JB 3 (Johore) Hi Whoami & Ginfreely, Referring to #502 "The Star" & "New Straits Time" is equivalent to "Today" & "Straits Times" that you read in Singapore. Their neutrality in reporting of news is very well known.:D

Re: Living in JB 3 (Johore) It is your liberty to insist that your view on DAP as a Chinese chauvinist party is correct. On other hand, are you insinuating anything by associating me with a so-called chauvinist party in your perspective? Can you clarify? To answer your question: In GE11/12 -...

Re: Living in JB 3 (Johore) Forgive me if I caused misunderstanding with my earlier statements, I did not know investor5 is a M'sian then. My point is I would respect anyone who is supporting BN or PR NOT by the means of instilling fear and disunity among different races/religions.

Re: Living in JB 3 (Johore) Hi Lord Ethan, Precisely, Malaysia will not changed overnight even if the outcome of GE13 is unexpectedly skewed towards the favour of BN or PR. However, it is heartening to see growing number of Malays, Chinese and Indians have already awakened and realized that...

Re: Living in JB 3 (Johore) Hi Funds Transfer, You are most welcome. Robert Kuok announced his mega investment in Johor just before the GE, he is confident that Malaysia will prosper ; be it BN or PR wins.

Re: Living in JB 3 (Johore) Thank you. Yes, the more they suppress the more they grow. Read this: http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/malaysia/article/pas-banks-on-chinese-christian-candidate-in-ayer-hitam Do we see that in UMNO?

Re: Living in JB 3 (Johore) I agree with you on this. Pakatan Rakyat has accepted this fact too, their primary goal is just to deny 2/3 majority for BN in Johor.

Re: Living in JB 3 (Johore) Hi dude, Pls show respect to Islam (the official religion of Malaysia), what's wrong for Malaysia being a Islamic nation since most people in this country are Islam followers. As long non-muslims are exempted from Hudud law, what is the difference then? Your...

Re: Living in JB 3 (Johore) Very sad to see some forummers here having self-centered mindset, value of their properties more important than the welfare of the people in host country!! Ask the non-malays in Kelatan which party they voted for. Ask non-chinese in Penang whether they are more...

Very sad to see some forummers here having self-centered mindset, value of their properties more important than the welfare of the people in host country!! :mad: Ask the non-malays in Kelatan which party they voted for. Ask non-chinese in Penang whether they are more well-off compared to 5...