1Malaysia political gimmick has ruined race relations

Aneesa Alphonsus

According to Wikipedia, the 1Malaysia concept aimed to re-kindle 'ethnic harmony' but the opposite seems to be in place now.

PETALING JAYA: In 1957, when we gained independence, there was no “talk” of race relations. There were no complications. There was just acceptance of a rich and culturally diverse social fabric that made up Malaysia.

100 TV Channels For Only RM16

We have been looted, raped, and ripped off by u-know-who, but we Malaysians must be the most stupid people in the world, coz' we keep voting these pirates in. 

In Cambodia they have satellite TV too. They only pay USD5.00 per month (or approx RM16.00 per month) for 100 channels. I was really surprised. Over here we pay over RM100.00 for a package with Astro and get less than 30 channels. How come?

Ustaz's 1Malaysia Plan for East Malaysia...proselytisation

An alleged move to second 80,000 teachers to Sarawak could trigger social implications, says Parti Rakyat Sarawak president James Masing.

SIBU: Is an alleged move by the Education Ministry to transfer 80,000 teachers from Peninsular Malaysia to Sarawak an insidious plan to “convert” locals?

1Malay or 1Malaysia

All Older Malaysians are much to be accountable of what Malaysia is in today... Tolerances had been abused, and patience had been taken for granted... We are now what we had been-----By doing nothing Right then, that is how we had ended up to what is Today!!

If we choose to remain as what we had done, then we will expect nothing more than what we already had today!!

Malay, Chinese and Indian are all Malaysian brothers and sisters. But BN has screwed Malaysians and Malaysia up.

Only Sabah recognises mixed-race

One Malaysia, but three sets of registration rules

The attempt by Subang Jaya assemblyperson Hannah Yeoh and her husband to register their daughter's race as 'Anak Malaysia' has exposed the rigidity of our national registration system.

Not only that, Malaysiakini found that there are three different registration rules in the country - for Sabah, Sarawak and the peninsula - although the registration bodies all come under the National Registration Department (NRD).