With statements like this coming from “friends”, who needs enemies? I am beginning to wonder if my faith in a two-party system where a certain Chinese-inclined party is part of is totally misplaced. What is the purpose of raising such issues in the Dewan Rakyat which clearly goes against the Federal Constitution, in particular Article 152? I had thought that with the coming of the new guard, a much “softer” image of the party in question will come forth and that they will shed their extreme Chinese chauvinism.
Apparently, I was mistaken. If this continues, I hope that the Pakatan tripartite leadership council will come to a directive disallowing any such statements that reeks of chauvinism to be made by any Pakatan MP….or risk getting censored and kicked out.
The Devils After Power is rearing their ugly head.
28 Feb

I have always held right from the start that the excuse given by the Government saying that one’s command of English will be improved by teaching Science and Mathematics in that language is nothing more than bish-bosh and bullcrap. I was educated in the national system where Bahasa Melayu was used as the medium of instruction for Science and Mathematics, do you see my English being seriously affected or marred in any way? On the contrary, I read a lot of English books during my formative years at school and this “habit” continues until today. I attribute to this as a major reason why I have a very strong command of English. Certainly, this is one of the more viable ways for one to improve his/her standard of English, and not by shoving Science and Mathematical terms in English into one’s throat.
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29 Jan

I have been thinking about this for some time and I think this is a good time to actually go about doing it. I do have a Bahasa Melayu blog but as one can obvious see, it is updated quite sparingly not because I don’t have anything to write about, but because I really dislike using the Blogger posting system. I guess that happens when one is attached to WordPress for far too long.
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29 May