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Ku Babuji kata Melayu pelajar lemah...
Slow Leaner kepala bapak kau Ku Nan..nk masuk Uitm skrg utk lepasan Stpm pon 3.33 ke atas Cgpa..pembelajaran semua dlm English di Uitm..Jauh dh standard Uitm ni..bodoh punya menteri Umno.- Alif Ikram Boas
Lain kali bangun dan tinggalkan majlis bila ada pemimpin negara yang bercakap mengarut mencarut menghina. Tak payah beri muka lagi. Jangan duduk saja terima penghinaan. Biar miskin tapi maruah tetap kita jaga.- Seng Hup Cheng
Dia la slow leaner...tak ada Tengku letak Tengku. Tak boleh terima hakikat diri orang biasa. Adui pedihnya ko cakap slow leaner ya dah tu turunkan graf lagi. Lekeh betul gambaran ko. Pru nanti dorang akan buktikan - Putri Putri Syafika
Org bodoh jer yg tak marah ngan biawak hidup ni... Umno dah mcm biawak hidup yg sdg mencakar atas belakang rakyat malaysia. Walau diangkat jadi kjaan apa yg depa buat cakar belakang rakyat.dengan cukai yg tinggi.. Bantuan kjaan ditarik ... Subsidi dirampas.. Bil2 letrik di naikkan.. Biawak2 ni senang lenang.. Rakyat yg kesusahan. Rakyat sepatutnya buang saja biawak hidup ni ke longkang. - Awea Pro
Sebab apa Ku Nan berani kluarkan kenyataan mcm ni?!Pasal dia tau,org melayu ni akan kecam dan marah kejap jek.Lama2 Melayu akan lupa dan kembali menyokong dan mengundi BN bila pilihanraya.- Zaidi Ibnu Othman
Kalau slow learner masuk uitm..maka penyangak penyamun semua masuk UMNO..termasuk la ku nan salah sekor dari nya.- Msab Shukry
Kalu bengang dengan kata2 Babuji ini
sila t/tangan petition bantahan ini...
For all his talk,Robert Kuok
was himself an UMNO crony...
“Cronies are lapdogs who polish a leader’s ego. In return, the leader hands out national favours to them.“A nation’s assets, projects and businesses should never be for anyone to hand out, neither for a king nor a prime minister.“A true leader is the chief trustee of a nation,”
Kuok writes in his book, alluding to allegations of cronyism linked to the nation’s leaders over the past few decades.He added that any good leader could also rely on their fiduciary sense to set them on the right course, if the nation lacks an established system to guide its leaders.
“A leader who practices cronyism justifies his actions by saying he wants to bring up the nation quickly in his lifetime, so the end justifies the means.“He abandons all the General Orders, that is the civil-service work manual that lays down tendering rules for state projects.“Instead, he simply hands the projects to a Chinese or to a Malay crony,”
Kuok said, adding that government-owned banks are also forced to lend to the projects.“Some of these cronies may even be fronting for crooked officials.”
On the other, hand this, extracted from:
The Beginnings of Crony Capitalism: Business, Politics and Economic Development in Malaysia, c.1955–70 by Nicholas J. White:1
The enigmatic Robert Kuok was the entrepreneurial success story of the Tunku years —by the late-1960s, he had developed vast financial interests in Malaysia, originally in the food industry but extending also to timber, hotels and property development. Case studies by Gomez and Rajeswary Brown illustrate that Kuok relied on close ties to the Malay elite, long before the NEP, to secure pioneer status for his sugar refining and flour milling ventures.
He was awarded these concessions despite that the Federation’s tax holidays and tariff protection to encourage ISI tended to benefit British multinational enterprises, and notwithstanding the concern amongst Malay leaders that the grant of pioneer certificates to ethnic Chinese would only exacerbate the economic divide between Malay and non-Malay Malaysians.
Additionally, Kuok secured nearly 15, 000 acres of land in Perlis to grow sugar cane during the 1960s—again, in a period when the federal government, as Gomez notes, was ‘alreadyunder some pressure from UMNO members to augment state intervention in the economy to promote Malay economic interests’.
For Brown, Kuok‘s ‘oligopolistic niches in sugar and flour milling provided a secure capital base for diversification’ of his empire into property and hotels. As Gomez also claims, ‘Kuok‘s close links with government leaders’ smoothed the path for his appointment to the chairs of enterprises with a strong government equity participation—in the late-1960s, Kuok became head of both Malaysia Singapore Airlines (MSA) and the Malaysian International Shipping Corporation (MISC).
He additionally became a director of the national trading corporation, PERNAS and the Bank Bumiputera—two government backed institutions specifically designed to enhance the Malay share in the Malaysian economy. - realpolitikasia.blogspot
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