COMMENT | The real Malay dilemma
COMMENT | The Malay dilemma affects the future of all Malaysians.
How is this for a mega dilemma? After six decades of being told that the DAP and the Chinese are the enemies of the Malays and have made their lives miserable, taken their jobs, and stolen their land, can the Malays honestly claim that the predominantly Malay (97 percent) Perikatan Nasional (PN) administration, has managed to raise their standard of living over this past year?
Who does the Malay blame? There is no DAP in the government now. Or should they blame the few token pro-PN Chinese for the mess this country is in?
Ebit Lew outperformed Jakim and the Water Board. He provided water and fed thousands of starving Malaysians. You don't have to be a Chinese convert to display acts of kindness. DAP's Teresa Kok helped a former MAS stewardess with food and money. She has now been inundated with job offers after Kok publicised her plight. Weren't Malaysians warned by Umno-Baru, PAS and PN, that the Chinese and DAP are our enemies?
Up north, the Mentri Besar of Kedah Muhammad Sanusi Md Nor wanted to show his power and punish the people of Penang by warning that he would divert Sungei Muda. The Chinese appear to show more compassion than some Malay leaders...
