مهاتير محمد's Blog, page 27

March 2, 2017

“MAHATHIR RUNNING DOWN NATION”

1. The aide to the Prime Minister says I have run down the nation with my claim that Malaysia has become one of the 10 most corrupt countries in the world.


2. Am I the only person to say this.


3. Let us list the reports on corruption in Malaysia.



Dec 16, 2014

Washington Dec. 16

Malaysia in top 10 most corrupt developing country


Dec 8, 2015

Country Rankings (Biggest exporters of illicit capital over Decade China, Russia, Mexico, India, Malaysia)


Jan 27, 2016

Transparency International Malaysia today rapped Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak for not seriously tackling corruption following the 1MDB and RM2.6 billion donation affairs which drags Malaysia down four notches in the latest world Corruption Perception Index (CPI) ranking.


Sept 2, 2015

Speech by Jose Ugaz, Putrajaya, Malaysia

“No one can be in Malaysia and not be aware of the corruption allegations of recent months and how damaging they are to the country”


Sept 4, 2015 – The Guardian U.K.

Scandal-list Malaysia PM Najib drops speech at anti- corruption conference.

The summit was agreed to be hosted just outside Kuala Lumpur before reports emerged that $700m (£456) linked to the debt – laden fund 1 Malaysia Development Bhd (1MDB) had allegedly entered Najib Razak’s personal accounts.


Sept 2, 2015 – (Channelnewsasia.com)

TITLE: Malaysia PM urged to come clean on scandal at anti- graft meeting


Feb 28, 2017

Malaysia Corruption Rank.

No 60 of 175 countries in 2011

No 23 in 1995

No 1 Denmark

No 175 Somalia


Mar 18, 2016 – (Wall Street Journal, CNBC, Australian National University)

1. Brazil

2. Malaysia

In 2009, Malaysia Prime Minister Najib Razak established a sovereign wealth fund called 1 Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB) to help the country attract foreign investment and boost its economy. Long story short, by 2015, 1MDB owed investors $11 billion. As investigations of the state fund got underway, it was revealed that $681 million dollars had been deposited into Najib’s personal account. The Prime Minister copped to the money transfer, but claimed it was a gift from Saudi royal family, about $620 millions of which he says he has returned. Two weeks ago, the 1MDB investigation uncovered that the total routed into Najib’s personal account was actually about $1 billion.

Malaysia is a de facto one-party country. All the country’s six post-independence prime ministers have come from the United Malays National Organisation (UMNO). That is why Najib owes his position to his party, not to the Malaysian people – good news for a man currently polling at 23 percent, the lowest ever for a Malaysian head of Government. He has spent the last half-decade strengthening his position within UMNO, and the past year since the 1MDB scandal broke purging his party of potential adversaries. This past summer, Najib fired his attorney-general, who had been leading the 1MDB investigation. Malaysia exemplifies how corruption drives man tall short in countries with a single party and weak governing institutions.


Mar 18, 2016

Malaysia on Times Magazine list of corruption scandals.

Malaysia has made an appearance in the influential Time magazine again, this time with the dubious distinction of being among a list of five countries whose corruption scandals are being highlighted.


Mar 24, 2016 – Times

Malaysia Rated as 2nd Most Corrupt Country IN THE WORLD


4. These are some of the reports on corruption in Malaysia. There are scores of similar reports in the media all over the world. The US Dep. of Justice reported on money stolen from 1MDB being laundered through purchases of properties and paintings and financing film production.


5. But in Malaysia the main stream media have never reported on 1MDB scandal after The Edge was forced to stop publication following a series of reports by it.


6. The PM’s aide will not know about these reports as Najib’s supporters only read the local papers which are not allowed to publish anything exposing Najib’s misdeeds. The aide knows about what I said regarding Malaysia’s corruption probably through my blog and reports in the alternative media.


7. Yes, I am working with the opposition parties to topple Najib. Only idiots or corrupt people would still support Najib and ignore the condemnation of him for money laundering by the rest of the world.


8. Yes, I did a U-turn. Only a stupid driver would drive straight on when seeing the road ahead has been blown up and is no longer passable. To support Najib who has been accused of stealing billions of Ringgit, and a dumb corrupt UMNO would make me a traitor to my country. Hence the U-turn.


9. The aide must have eaten a lot of bran in his mouth to make his stupid statement that I was running down the nation. The whole world has run down this nation.


8. A country that was once labelled an Asian Tiger is now labelled as the second most corrupt country in the world. That is the achievement of Najib as Prime Minister of Malaysia. And that achievement is due to Ministers and other BN leaders corruptly supporting him.

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Published on March 02, 2017 02:39

February 27, 2017

PROTON

1. Those who condemn Proton cars do so because Proton cars are not of the same standard as foreign cars.


2. I suggest they test-drive the new Saga and Persona.


3. I have driven Korean cars of the 1980s, and also the new ones. There are distinct differences.



4. I found a lot of differences between the old Protons and the new Protons.


5. I think the management, engineers and workers in Proton are to be congratulated for the improvements made.


6. If you don’t agree with me, it is okay. But I own and drive the old Proton and the new ones. I think Proton has learnt something about making cars.


7. Frankly Malaysia would be a better country if we stayed as the colony of Europeans or other developed countries. They obviously know better than us about governance and the development of countries. And they will produce better cars, making us proud of our technology.

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Published on February 27, 2017 20:08

February 21, 2017

PROTON

1. I am sad that Proton is to be sold to foreign companies. Having a strategic partner is ok. But once Proton is sold to foreigners it will cease to be a national car. It will just be producing foreign cars in Malaysia. That is something we have been doing since the 1970s.


2. Proton may not be profitable now. But it was very profitable before. Admittedly it was because it was protected. But even after protection ceased it was profitable. All countries protect their automotive industry. It may not be through high import duties. But there are other ways of preventing imports from challenging locally made cars. These other ways are actually much more effective and can result in excluding foreign-makes completely. That is why Proton cannot be exported to these countries. We are very generous. Anybody can export their cars to this country. Sub-standard cars too can be imported.


3. I am out of Proton now. Since then I have not been allowed to even meet or speak or phone Proton staff.


4. That is alright.


5. My fear is that if we do not own Proton anymore the Malaysian automotive industry will suffer a great loss.


6. The vendors and suppliers of components will close shop. Lots of workers will lose their jobs. And Malaysia’s engineering capacity will be reduced. It will not be a developed country in 2020 or later. Malaysia will remain a third world developing country.


7. Once upon a time Malaysia was called an Asian Tiger. Today Malaysia is not even a pussycat. We have become one of the ten most corrupt countries in the world.


Syabas! Najib.

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Published on February 21, 2017 00:42

February 19, 2017

BUDI DAN BAHASA

Budi bahasa budaya kita

Slogan mendesak di mana-mana sahaja

Jangan lupa budaya bangsa

Ulangi di mulut mencukupilah juga.


Kita diingat jangan lupa

Budaya silam warisan kita

Tetapi jika tersalah apa-apa

Rentap kursi balik tidak mengapa.


Budi bahasa budaya Melayu

Sering bertukar mengikut masa

Jika tersilap jangan malu

Budi bahasa perkara lama.



Kesipuan jangan dibiar berlaku

Tiada kursi alasan mencukupi

Kurang santapan diganti muruku

Bangsa tersungkur takdir disalahi.


Budi bahasa slogan negara

Bersopan santun pakaian disedia

Selempang kanan jangan dikirikan

Jangan guna tangan kiri waktu makan.


Budaya bangsa budi dikenang

Itulah adat Melayu lama

Setelah naik tangga ditendang

Kalau nak turun terjun sahaja.


Wahai bangsaku berbudaya barukah kamu

Atau berbangsa lainkah kamu

Hilang adat hilang malu

Duit disembah raja baharu.


Lanun sudah menjadi raja

Bukan jenayah bila mencuri

Bintang di langit dipasang di dada

Rakyat menyembah duit yang diberi.


Batu putih bertuan baru

LKY menjadi Raja

Bila terkenang zaman dahulu

duduk mengalir air mata.


Menangislah kamu wahai Melayu

Negara dijual kerana duit itu raja

Sembahlah kamu raja baharu

Itulah peranan hamba raja.


Tangisan tidak membawa ke mana-mana

Setelah negara dimiliki orang

Junjunglah penjual negara yang kaya

Mungkin sekupang dua tercicir di belakang.


Kutiplah kamu dedak dan serdak

Itu sahaja yang tertinggal bagi mu

Tertutup mata, mulut dan pekak,

Tersumbat hidung, matilah kamu.


Menangis meratap penjunjung jenazah

Kenapakah dedak disumbat hidung

Baunya sedap menolak payah

Akhirnya maut diangkat perusung.


Wahai bangsaku bijak bestari

Tak fahamkah kamu kesannya tenggelam

Tidak bernyawa bermakna mati

Berakhirlah sudah cerita silam.

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Published on February 19, 2017 18:37

February 14, 2017

BMF to 1MDB

1. Suddenly UMNO Youth want the BMF scandal of 40 years ago to be subjected to enquiry by a Royal Commission.


2. Most of these UMNO Youths were not born yet or were tiny tots when the BMF scandal made headlines. Obviously some slightly older people have been putting ideas into their heads. They could not know much about BMF. Essentially their resurrection of the BMF scandal is intended to divert attention from the current serious scandal regarding 1MDB and Najib’s 2.6 billion Ringgit in his account.


3. There is no comparison between BMF and my handling of the affair with Najib and his abuse of authority and losses of billions of Ringgit of 1MDB money. Certainly at no time did I have billions of Ringgits in my private account. The losses in the BMF case were due to imprudent management of loans of the BMF. The culprits had been identified and legal action taken by the relevant authorities.



4. The BMF affair started before my time and I ensured that an enquiry be carried out by an investigative body headed by Tan Sri Ahmad Nordin, the Auditor-General at that time.


5. His report was published and available to the public. It was not made into an official secret to hide what it says about me. I am sure the report can be accessed by anyone, including UMNO Youth even now.


6. Then there was a White Paper presented to and debated by Parliament. No one suggested that I should be charged for any crime involving the BMF.


7. Everything about the BMF was out in the open so that the opposition could scrutinise and make allegations against me should there be a case against me. The proceedings are in the Hansard and anyone can have access to it. They are not under the OSA, unlike the reports on the investigation into the 1MDB and Najib.


8. Under him 1MDB borrowed billions of Ringgits at high interest rates and commission. He bought power plants whose license were about to expire at well above market price. Later he sold these power plants to foreign companies at huge losses.


9. The reports on 1MDB by Bank Negara and MACC were dismissed by a newly appointed A.G., who then declared they were official secrets.


10. It is the same with the report by the Auditor-General. It is also declared to be official secret.


11. Putting evidence under the OSA results in the evidence being hidden. Even quoting from it by people who have read it would breach the OSA. Yet the law also says that hiding evidence is a crime. The courts should be asked to determine whether hiding evidence is a lesser crime than quoting from evidence that has been criminally hidden.


12. I will accept a Royal Commission to investigate anything that I did during my term of office.


13. But Najib and the UMNO Youths must also agree on a Royal Commission to investigate the setting up, borrowing and losses suffered by 1MDB. All evidence, including the aforesaid reports must be made available to the Commission.


14. If UMNO Youths cannot agree to an Independent Royal Commission on 1MDB, I will have to assume that Najib is guilty as charged.


15. Justice should not only be done but should be seen clearly to have been done.

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Published on February 14, 2017 06:23

February 12, 2017

LAPORAN POLIS NGO

1. Saya amat gembira dengan report polis terhadap saya kerana kononnya membuat kenyataan yang tidak berasas berkenaan Forest City di Gelang Patah yang menelan belanja berbillion Ringgit.


2. Walaupun bodoh tetapi laporan polis yang dibuat berjaya menarik perhatian kumpulan yang pekak, buta dan tuli (PBT). Saya akan membuat penjelasan yang lebih panjang dan mempamerkan fakta-fakta berkenaan projek ini apabila saya dihadapkan ke mahkamah.


3. Yang saya hairan ialah kenapa orang PBT ini tidak report kepada polis akan laporan dalam beberapa akhbar oleh Bloomberg, sebuah agensi berita berkenaan ekonomi.



4. Besar kemungkinan puak PBT ini tidak baca, atau kalau baca sekalipun tidak faham. Yang dilapor oleh Bloomberg lebih dari yang saya sebutkan dalam ucapan saya.


5. Sekarang selepas saya jelaskan asas dakwaan saya, buatlah laporan polis terhadap Bloomberg. Tetapi saya yakin mereka tidak berani. Tujuan laporan mereka terhadap saya bukan diasaskan kepada kenyataan saya itu tidak betul. Laporan dibuat untuk menghentikan saya dari bercakap benar. Dalam Malaysia sekarang ini kebenaran amat ditakuti. Pembohongan disanjung tinggi.


6. Saya syorkan NGO-NGO ini membuat lawatan ke Forest City untuk melihat dengan mata kepala sendiri keadaan di Bandaraya berkenaan. Cuba sahkan penduduk dan pembeli bangunan-bangunan di sini terdiri dari orang tempatan, terutama orang Melayu.


7. Sahkan juga bahawa tanah ini disewa dan bukan dimiliki kekal seperti yang tertulis di papan tanda yang didirikan dan siaran kepada bakal pembeli dari Cina.


8. Dahulu, di waktu kita kurang bijak, Singapura telah dijual ke British. Sekarang ini Singapura menjadi negara asing yang tidak mungkin dikembalikan kepada Johor.


9. Penjualan tanah untuk dibangun dan diduduki oleh orang asing selama-lamanya tidak banyak berlainan dengan penjualan Singapura.


10. Malangnya PBT tak mungkin faham implikasi penjualan tanah Johor ini. Jauh sekali dari menyamakannya dengan Singapura.


11. Nasib baik lebih ramai rakyat Johor yang boleh faham tentang masalah penduduk asing yang akan berada di Johor selama-lamanya. Tidak ada mana-mana negara di dunia yang sanggup menerima kemasukan ramai orang asing ke negara mereka.


12. Amerika dengan penduduk seramai 325 juta pun menolak kemasukan orang Mexico dan oleh Trump, orang Islam.


13. Di Palestin, pembinaan bandar-bandar untuk orang Yahudi di tanah milik orang Palestin ditentang oleh mereka. Di Eropah kemasukan pelarian dari Syria dan lain-lain negara Arab dan Afrika dihalang oleh mereka.


14. Jika majoriti rakyat Johor menolak Forest City dengan kemasukan orang asing, pendirian mereka tidak sedikitpun berbeza dari pendirian bangsa-bangsa lain terhadap kemasukan beramai-ramai orang asing untuk tinggal di negara mereka.


15. Sesungguhnya NGO-NGO ini mengkhianati bangsa dan negara kerana menyokong penjualan wilayah di Malaysia kepada orang asing yang akan mendiri bandar-bandar mewah diduduki dan dimiliki selama-lamanya oleh mereka.

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Published on February 12, 2017 04:45

February 9, 2017

UMNO SEBAGAI PENGKHIANAT

1. Apabila Muhyiddin mengaku bahawa UMNO dan BN telah membangun dan memaju negara Malaysia, maka pembodek Najib pun gembira dengan pengakuan ini.


2. Bahawa kenyataan ini adalah berkenaan UMNO dan BN dahulu yang memerdeka dan membangun Malaysia, tidak segan-segan diterima sebagai kepujian kepada UMNO dan BN sekarang.


3. Malaysia dahulu dikenali sebagai Asian Tiger. Tetapi sekarang Malaysia dikenali seluruh dunia sebagai negara rasuah yang tertinggi. Juga ia didakwa diperintah oleh seorang kleptokrat, iaitu pemerintahan penyamun dan penyangak yang mencuri duit rakyat.



4. Pentadbiran dan pembangunan Malaysia sekarang ini dipandang jijik dan tidak lagi sebagai contoh kepada negara lain.


5. Perdana Menterinya sekarang takut hadir di PBB kerana akan disoal tentang jenayah yang dilakukan olehnya.


6. Dalam negara pula Najib dan penyokongnya dalam UMNO dianggap sebagai pengkhianat kepada bangsa Melayu dan Malaysia dan negara. Duit Kerajaan habis diguna untuk pembelian sokongan dibawah slogan Cash is King.


7. Sesungguhnya nama baik UMNO dan BN sudah dicemar sehingga beralih kepada nama yang dibenci oleh rakyat dan dipandang hina oleh dunia.


8. UMNO dan BN yang disebut oleh Muhyiddin bukan UMNO pimpinan Najib dan konco-konconya sekarang. Umno ini dikenali sebagai kleptokrasi pimpinan penyangak dan pencuri yang memberi nama yang amat buruk kepada Malaysia diseluruh dunia.


9. UMNO Najib ini adalah pengkhianat kepada bangsa Melayu terutamanya dan kepada Negara amnya. Penyokong-penyokong Najib, samada dibeli atau tidak oleh Najib, tidak kurang dari mengkhianati bangsa dan negara.


10. Diperingkat akar umbi dan juga segelintir pemimpin sudah ramai yang meninggal UMNO. Tetapi masih ramai pengkhianat yang tinggal dalam UMNO.

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Published on February 09, 2017 18:01

January 25, 2017

STATEMENT

1. My attention has been drawn to a recent report pertaining to a CIA document, stated to have been recently declassified by the US Intelligence, on the 1980s BMF issue.


2. I have also just sight of that CIA document titled “DIRECTORATE OF INTELLIGENCE” dated 5.3.1985. Certain members of the press have asked me for my comments.


3. Let me point out that, that CIA report was not a specific report or finding by the US on the BMF issue. Rather, it was a normal information paper for the US government then,


4. However, since I have been asked, the following are my comments.



5. Firstly, the CIA report itself acknowledged that the Prime Minister then was not in any way, personally or directly linked to that Bumiputra Malaysia Finance (BMF) issue. This can be found at page 4 of that report under the sub-heading “Assessing the Political Damage”, which states:


“Thus far no direct links have been established between Mahathir and the corruption at BMF…”


6. Secondly, that CIA report pointed out that as early as July 1983, I had announced my views that the BMF’s handling of its financial lending was imprudent, and that I had also pledged action to be taken upon investigations. This was in spite of the fact that the BMF issue related to the affairs of a bank, and not the government per se. That portion of the acknowledgment can be found at page 7 of that CIA report titled “APPENDIX”, in which para 5 states:


“July 1983: Mahathir breaks his silence and admits BMF’s heavy lending to a handful of Hong Kong property concerns was imprudent and pledges action if investigations disclose management malpractices.”.


7. Thirdly, the same report also pointed out that a committee of inquiry (Special Investigation Committee) was set up to look into the BMF issue. Records show that Special Investigation Committee, headed by Tan Sri Ahmad Nordin (Auditor General) had forwarded the necessary recommendations for further action. There was no cover up of that report. It was made public. It was certainly not put under OSA. The release of that Report to public, is also acknowledged by that CIA report at page 2 in para 4.


8. In fact, that Report had prompted the police to carry out the necessary investigation into the recommendations of that Special Investigation Committee. There certainly was no cover up in any way. Whether the necessary authorities brought any party to the Courts is for them to answer. The government carried out its duty as properly as it was required to do in the circumstances then.


9. Having pointed out the real contents of the CIA report, I would like to point out the clear distinction between the BMF issue then, and the 1MDB issue now, so that it is clear I did not have a 1MDB – like scandal when I was PM.


a. The BMF issue unlike the 1MDB issue, did not involve allegation of direct impropriety by the government in power. In contrast, the 1MDB issue is directly linked to impropriety by the present government.


b. The BMF issue was not directly linked to me as the Prime Minister then. Whereas, the 1MDB issue is directly linked to Najib Razak, the Prime Minister now. He is in fact at the center of the scandal.


c. On the BMF issue, that CIA report was by a US Agency, and was not a specific report or finding by the US on the BMF issue. In contrast, on the 1MDB issue, the Department of Justice (DoJ), a US Agency have released the necessary report as contained in the cause papers filed in a court of law in California, with specific findings linking the 1MDB issue to MO1 (admitted by a Minister to be referring to Najib Razak).


d. In the BMF issue, a Special Investigation Committee was set up and its Report was made public. In contrast, on the 1MDB issue, Najib’s government is yet to set up any proper independent investigation committee, free of its control. Even the existing Auditor General’s Report on 1MDB has not been made public and has been put under OSA.


e. The BMF issue resulted in various actions taken both in Hong Kong and Malaysia, against various individuals involved in the BMF issue. In contrast, in this 1MDB issue, the necessary authorities such as the police and the Bank Negara are yet to conclude their investigations despite international counterparts in the US, Switzerland and Singapore having done so to the extend of charging individuals in court. But, the SPRM investigation papers have been dismissed by the new Attorney General who himself was appointed in place of the previous Attorney General who was removed, allegedly for health reasons but without a report by a Medical Board. The report by a Special Task Force set up by the previous Attorney General on the 1MDB issue was also dismissed by the new Attorney General and put under OSA.


f. The outcome of the BMF issue was generally received well by the society including the Opposition and other political groups (see The New York Times, January 8, 1985 titled “MALAYSIA DISCLOSES DETAILS OF BANK SCANDAL”). On the 1MDB issue, the Attorney General actually stopped further investigations, which he is not empowered to do. The opposition parties are not satisfied with the outcome of the scandal involving 1MDB.

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Published on January 25, 2017 23:58

KONG HEE FATT CHOY

MY wife and I wish our Chinese friends including those who greet us at shopping complexes and other gatherings a Prosperous and Happy Year of the Rooster.


I would like to thank my Chinese friends and supporters for their support during and after my term as Prime Minister of our country Malaysia.


Lately attempts are being made by certain people to label me as anti-Chinese. This is to serve their political agenda. They know they are lying.



They want the Chinese not to support the DAP and the other parties who want to remove Najib as Prime Minister. They want to perpetuate Najib’s kleptocracy. They ignore that I am not opposed to FDI from China but only against mass immigration. I am against mass immigration from any country. No country allows mass immigration. Selling land for foreigners to build cities for people from their own country is not FDI. The BN and UMNO in particular should declare that they want to flood this country with foreigners.


I am not anti-Chinese. I am pro multiracial Malaysia and Malaysians.


My record will show that all races prospered during my premiership. In fact Malaysia became known as an Asian Tiger.


Najib’s kleptocracy has destroyed Malaysia’s prosperity and Asian Tiger image. Now Malaysia is known as one of the most corrupt countries in the world. He cannot pay 1MDB loan of 42 billion, yet he has now borrowed 55 billion. This will bankrupt Malaysia.


All races are suffering because of Najib. We all have to work for his removal.


Still I hope Malaysian Chinese will enjoy a Prosperous and Happy New Year.


Kong Hee Fatt Choy.

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Published on January 25, 2017 23:11

January 20, 2017

FDI from China

1. There is a group of people who wants to make any objection against Foreign Direct Investment from China as racist, as being against the Chinese.


2. I categorically welcome FDI from China as I welcome FDI from any country. What I object to is the kind of FDI from China.


3. It is not about investing in manufacturing industries in Malaysia. It is about acquiring land in Malaysia, building settlements, towns, and cities which are to be sold to mainland Chinese who will come and live here. They will not number in the hundreds or thousands but in millions.



4. It is this massive immigration that we object to. If the project is by Indians and a few million Indians are to come and live in Malaysia, we would also strongly object.


5. Or if the Russians or Eastern Europeans were to mass migrate into Malaysia we would object. And if Africans or Arabs were to flood Malaysia we would also object.


6. Look at the refugees seeking asylum in Europe. By comparison with the 400 million Europeans, the number is small; only 4 million. But look at how the Europeans react to them.


7. They put up razor wire fence and send police and police dogs to keep the immigrants out. They left these people in the open, exposed to the extremely cold winter so that many would die. They got Turkey to agree to take in millions of these refugees when Turkey has already hosted almost 3 million.


8. Mr Trump wants to build a wall to prevent Mexicans and other South Americans from migrating into the U.S. They have police patrols and guard dogs to keep out these foreigners.


9. That’s how much nations are against mass immigration into their countries.


10. But the U.S. allows Japanese, Korean and Chinese automotive companies to set up plants in the U.S., to employ American workers, and borrow money from U.S. banks.


11. Clearly there is a difference between FDI in industries to create jobs for the local people and the mass entry of foreign people to settle even in the U.S. It is so also in the countries of Europe.


12. The Chinese are welcome to invest in industries in Malaysia. But just as we would not welcome mass immigration of Indians, or Pakistanis or Europeans or Africans into Malaysia we have to adopt the same stance on Chinese immigration into Malaysia.


13. No one can deny that the development of cities like the Forest City is to accommodate mainly mainland Chinese. They have already bought the properties and are coming by the planeloads to inspect and buy the properties offered.


14. In and around JB alone there will be 1½ million foreign Chinese. What about the developments going on in Kuala Lumpur, Penang, Malacca and Kuantan, Pahang. What about the housing to be built for the workers and engineers when the East Coast Railway and the HSR are being built.


15. Najib’s boast of attracting more than 140 billion of FDI from China is all about selling prime Malaysian land for the China Chinese to settle in. If he had gone to India or Africa or Europe and sold Malaysian land for millions of foreigners to settle on, I would still not consider that as FDI. And I think Malaysians would also feel the same about it.


16. It is not about being anti-foreign or anti-Chinese. It is about being pro-Malaysia. Additionally these immigrants will not confine themselves to their enclaves only. They will want to go to other places and to do business. They had come in through the powerful companies of China.


17. They will compete with Malaysian businesses. Already many contracts for the construction of high rise buildings have been won by them. The small and medium enterprises will also face competition by them.


18. Local businesses, largely Malaysian Chinese owned, will definitely lose out to those of the mainland Chinese.


19. We have seen the speed and efficiency of the China Chinese builders. They bring in their own workers from China. They can build a 5 star hotel complete with interior decoration and landscaping in 8 months. And they are operating them themselves in the areas they have developed in Johor.


20. Whether the Malaysian business people will admit it or not the fact is that these foreign residents will take a big chunk of the businesses of Malaysians.


21. They need to think about this and stop talking about being anti-Chinese. I and my friends in the new party are not anti-Chinese. We are working with a predominantly Chinese party. Trying to make the Malaysian Chinese reject us is actually trying to support the kleptocratic Najib Government.


p/s I was reported as saying that DAP had asked to have a second Deputy Prime Minister.


I wish to correct my mistake. It was not the DAP but it was the MCA.


Datuk Loke Yuen Yaw was reported by Jabatan Penerangan Malaysia, to urge Dato Seri Najib in 2009 to create the post of Deputy Prime Minister (TPM) and Deputy Chairman of BN to be filled by the MCA President to reflect “real power sharing”.


Appended below is the text of the report in bahasa Malaysia.


CADANGAN TIMBALAN PERDANA MENTERI KE-II DARIPADA MCA

Datuk Loke Yuen Yow, Timbalan Setiausaha Agung MCA dalam laman webnya menggesa Perdana Menteri, Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak mewujudkan jawatan Timbalan Perdana Menteri (TPM) dan Timbalan Pengerusi BN untuk diisi presidennya bagi mencerminkan “perkongsian kuasa sebenar”.


Menurut Loke lagi, jawatan kedua Timbalan Perdana Menteri untuk presiden MCA bukan sahaja merealisasikan konsep perkongsian kuasa, tetapi juga menunjukkan kerajaan memberi kepentingan kepada peranan dan sumbangan kaum Cina dalam proses pembinaan negara.


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