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Soon we can say 'welcome to Banglaysia'
http://www.malaysiakini.com/news/239945?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter
YOURSAY 'In Mahathir's time Bangladeshis came by the trailer loads through Bukit Kayu Hitam. Now, it's by the plane loads.'
PKR: Gov't officers trafficking in Bangladeshi workers
your sayAnonymous_40f4: There is no more Malaysia. It's now Banglaysia. Serves the racists and the Tanda Puteras right - the 'tourists' have taken over 90 percent of businesses in this country.
They are everywhere, in buses, hospitals, shops, pasar malams, farms in Cameron Highlands, in Genting, and in Bukit Bintang.
Ninety-nine percent of the petrol stations are run by them. They can work for very low salaries and 10 of them can live in the third floor of shophouses paying RM600 rent in total.
The locals have been reduced to being gangsters and beggars. Merdeka?
Fair and Open: Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) is full of Bangladeshis every day, dressed shabbily. It is very easy to spot them swarming our airport and it is certain that they are not tourists, but future Malaysians.
Boeyks: This is nothing new, this rot and decay had started a long time back since Dr Mahathir Mohamad's time.
Righteous: In Mahathir's time Bangladeshis came by the trailer loads through Bukit Kayu Hitam. Now, it's by the plane loads. How times and fortunes have changed for the foreigners.
MockingYou: There, the dots are finally connected! So what is the PDRM (Royal Malaysia Police) and Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) waiting for?
Immediate deportation is in order and many civil servants should be charged for treason. Remind them of their oath to our king to serve our country, not their political masters.
P Dev Anand Pillai: These Bangladeshis will form the high number of voters for Umno in the next GE and will soon put many Indian Malaysians out of work.
They will marry Malay girls and convert Indian girls and get into our mainstream of businesses and in five to 10 years they would have made it big.
The greatest losers will be the Malays because at the end of the day, the Bangladeshis will also demand that they be given the special bumiputera status. Soon the Rohingyas will join in and dilute the Malay race. Wake up, my dear Malay brethren.
Allis: Subang MP R Sivarasa, you got your facts partially wrong. I am one of those on the ground who meet Bangladeshis seeking for jobs.
The new batch of Bangladeshis being brought into Malaysia in the hundreds are under student pass, not as tourists. Just go after the colleges.
Anonymous_ABG: Bringing foreign workers, especially Muslims, from around the world, and in particular the latest from Bangladesh, is yet another act of treason.
This is in continuation of Dr M's policy of wiping out the genuine Malay race from the face of the earth. Any responsible government of average intelligence would see that all locals are employed and only recruit for jobs where locals are unavailable.
By having a large portion of foreign labour, the cultural character of our nation would be changed forever - who then is a Malay? Moreover, calculate the loss of foreign exchange as a result of money leaving the country.
We have an alarming number of locals who are hunting unsuccessfully for jobs. Corrupted officials and politicians are selling our nation - even Allah will have no mercy on them.
Wg321: Malaysian citizenship is so cheap. As long as you are a Muslim and despite having no brains but you are willing to vote for Umno-BN, you can easily become a citizen of Malaysia.
The Bangladeshi government is extremely delighted to get rid of their millions of unskilled manual workers. At the same time, these workers will remit billions of ringgit back to Bangladesh annually.
Also Umno middlemen and corrupted civil servants will earned millions of ringgit in commissions. In fact, they can earned more commission than what Abdul Razak Baginda can make in the Scorpene submarines deal.
Swipenter: I see plenty of Bangladeshi workers around construction sites these days, sometimes even outnumbering Indonesian migrant workers. Talking to some of them confirms that many of them do not have valid working visas.
However, many of them face tough times and rough conditions here. They get bullied, unpaid, robbed and harassed by the locals and the uniformed samsengs.
Hplooi: And this is precisely the reason why our country will never reach developed (or high-income) status. This is also the reason why blue-collar jobs (an important component of a high-income economy) will forever be lowly paid.
The average kampong boy (the vast majority who do not make it to tertiary education level or if they are fast-tracked into tertiary education, do not have the capacity to attain 'tertiary' education level) who would have make up the bulk of a highly-skilled blue-collar sector will forever be stuck in a no-man's-land of 'no-skill, half-educated', making them prime candidates for the informal and illegal sector.
RakyatBiasa: I guess the majority of the people hanging out at Dataran Merdeka on Merdeka eve were Bangladeshis to show their gratitude to PM Najib Razak and Umno for giving them the right to vote.
Selamat Hari Merdeka to the Bangladeshi rakyat in Malaysia.
http://www.malaysiakini.com/news/239945?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter
YOURSAY 'In Mahathir's time Bangladeshis came by the trailer loads through Bukit Kayu Hitam. Now, it's by the plane loads.'
PKR: Gov't officers trafficking in Bangladeshi workers
your sayAnonymous_40f4: There is no more Malaysia. It's now Banglaysia. Serves the racists and the Tanda Puteras right - the 'tourists' have taken over 90 percent of businesses in this country.
They are everywhere, in buses, hospitals, shops, pasar malams, farms in Cameron Highlands, in Genting, and in Bukit Bintang.
Ninety-nine percent of the petrol stations are run by them. They can work for very low salaries and 10 of them can live in the third floor of shophouses paying RM600 rent in total.
The locals have been reduced to being gangsters and beggars. Merdeka?
Fair and Open: Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) is full of Bangladeshis every day, dressed shabbily. It is very easy to spot them swarming our airport and it is certain that they are not tourists, but future Malaysians.
Boeyks: This is nothing new, this rot and decay had started a long time back since Dr Mahathir Mohamad's time.
Righteous: In Mahathir's time Bangladeshis came by the trailer loads through Bukit Kayu Hitam. Now, it's by the plane loads. How times and fortunes have changed for the foreigners.
MockingYou: There, the dots are finally connected! So what is the PDRM (Royal Malaysia Police) and Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) waiting for?
Immediate deportation is in order and many civil servants should be charged for treason. Remind them of their oath to our king to serve our country, not their political masters.
P Dev Anand Pillai: These Bangladeshis will form the high number of voters for Umno in the next GE and will soon put many Indian Malaysians out of work.
They will marry Malay girls and convert Indian girls and get into our mainstream of businesses and in five to 10 years they would have made it big.
The greatest losers will be the Malays because at the end of the day, the Bangladeshis will also demand that they be given the special bumiputera status. Soon the Rohingyas will join in and dilute the Malay race. Wake up, my dear Malay brethren.
Allis: Subang MP R Sivarasa, you got your facts partially wrong. I am one of those on the ground who meet Bangladeshis seeking for jobs.
The new batch of Bangladeshis being brought into Malaysia in the hundreds are under student pass, not as tourists. Just go after the colleges.
Anonymous_ABG: Bringing foreign workers, especially Muslims, from around the world, and in particular the latest from Bangladesh, is yet another act of treason.
This is in continuation of Dr M's policy of wiping out the genuine Malay race from the face of the earth. Any responsible government of average intelligence would see that all locals are employed and only recruit for jobs where locals are unavailable.
By having a large portion of foreign labour, the cultural character of our nation would be changed forever - who then is a Malay? Moreover, calculate the loss of foreign exchange as a result of money leaving the country.
We have an alarming number of locals who are hunting unsuccessfully for jobs. Corrupted officials and politicians are selling our nation - even Allah will have no mercy on them.
Wg321: Malaysian citizenship is so cheap. As long as you are a Muslim and despite having no brains but you are willing to vote for Umno-BN, you can easily become a citizen of Malaysia.
The Bangladeshi government is extremely delighted to get rid of their millions of unskilled manual workers. At the same time, these workers will remit billions of ringgit back to Bangladesh annually.
Also Umno middlemen and corrupted civil servants will earned millions of ringgit in commissions. In fact, they can earned more commission than what Abdul Razak Baginda can make in the Scorpene submarines deal.
Swipenter: I see plenty of Bangladeshi workers around construction sites these days, sometimes even outnumbering Indonesian migrant workers. Talking to some of them confirms that many of them do not have valid working visas.
However, many of them face tough times and rough conditions here. They get bullied, unpaid, robbed and harassed by the locals and the uniformed samsengs.
Hplooi: And this is precisely the reason why our country will never reach developed (or high-income) status. This is also the reason why blue-collar jobs (an important component of a high-income economy) will forever be lowly paid.
The average kampong boy (the vast majority who do not make it to tertiary education level or if they are fast-tracked into tertiary education, do not have the capacity to attain 'tertiary' education level) who would have make up the bulk of a highly-skilled blue-collar sector will forever be stuck in a no-man's-land of 'no-skill, half-educated', making them prime candidates for the informal and illegal sector.
RakyatBiasa: I guess the majority of the people hanging out at Dataran Merdeka on Merdeka eve were Bangladeshis to show their gratitude to PM Najib Razak and Umno for giving them the right to vote.
Selamat Hari Merdeka to the Bangladeshi rakyat in Malaysia.
