NEWS! Malaysia Ingin Belajar Dari China & Indonesia?!

[Nyi Iteung]

NOV 11 — Kuala Lumpur recently welcomed two honourable guests — Chinese President Hu Jintao and Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono. China and Indonesia were lagging behind before their reforms and they were even worse than Malaysia. There is something we should learn from them.

Chinese economy has been soaring since its economic reform 30 years ago. The key lies in the Chinese government's pragmatic approach.“It doesn't matter if a cat is black or white, so long as it catches mice.” Former Chinese leader Deng Xiao Ping's “cat theory” has proven that the Chinese insistence in market economy or Chinese-style capitalism is on the right track and finally, it has enabled China to realise its dream to “surpass the United Kingdom and catch up with the United States”.

[Nyi Iteung]

China may have to face with hunger problems today if it had chosen to cling to Communism. The inspiration we can get from China is, we should be pragmatic in development. Just like Singapore Minister Mentor Lee Kuan Yew, as long as it is good for the country, he will cast aside national sovereignty and racial narrow-mindedness while removing all obstacles to economic development and promote genuine reform.

Indonesia faced a serious corruption problem during the Suharto era. After he stepped down and ended his rule of more than 30 years in 1998, Indonesia entered a period of adjustment for political development and democratic reform. Other than lifting the ban on political parties and promoting the freedom of press, Indonesia also rigorously fight corruption. For example, Indonesia's independent Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) mounted a blitz operation against the High Court and searched for evidence of fund misappropriation.

Today, China is the world's second largest economic power and its education level has greatly improved. It no longer cares whether small countries will recognise Chinese university degrees. Chinese top universities were ranked better in the world's top university rankings compared to Malaysia's universities. Currently, only University of Malaya has been ranked among the top 200. We are the one who has to bear the loss of not recognising academic degrees issued by foreign universities that are doing better than us. And no talent will come either.

[Nyi Iteung]

Indonesia had given the outside world an instability image but in recent years, it has surpassed Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam and Singapore and became the fastest-growing Asean country. Its democratic politics has been gradually maturing and it is expected to become the fifth BRIC country.

Indonesia has given us an inspiration that we must be bold in reform, particularly political reform. Malaysia is currently talking about minor changes and anti-corruption on the surface but dares not to touch on the root. How are we going to improve the state system? How are we going to carry out economic reform?

Malaysia started to talk about opening up earlier than Indonesia as Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad had implemented the open economic policy in the early ‘90s, which brought 8-9 per cent annual economic growth. But it eventually stalled because of political problems.

Malaysia has many good plans, including the advanced country vision, Multimedia Super Corridor and the high-income country proposed by Najib. But the government has neglected the details and implementation issue.

And now, the government is seeking for the less attractive objective by aiming for a 6 per cent annual economic growth to achieve the Vision 2020. However, if they do not learn the pragmatic attitude from China and adopt Indonesia's political reform, the new economic model to be revealed at the end of the year may bring only short-term effects.

Hu’s and Susilo’s reminds us to learn from China and Indonesia. If they can do it, surely Malaysia can do it, too!— mysinchew

[Nyi Iteung]

Today, China is the world's second largest economic power and its education level has greatly improved. It no longer cares whether small countries will recognise Chinese university degrees. Chinese top universities were ranked better in the world's top university rankings compared to Malaysia's universities. Currently, only University of Malaya has been ranked among the top 200. We are the one who has to bear the loss of not recognising academic degrees issued by foreign universities that are doing better than us. And no talent will come either.

Indonesia had given the outside world an instability image but in recent years, it has surpassed Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam and Singapore and became the fastest-growing Asean country. Its democratic politics has been gradually maturing and it is expected to become the fifth BRIC country.

Ohhhhh yes "China and Indonesia yes we can!", "Malaysia yes they can't" hihihihi

[Mr F]

Nyi Iteung wrote:

NOV 11 — Kuala Lumpur recently welcomed two honourable guests — Chinese President Hu Jintao and Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono. China and Indonesia were lagging behind before their reforms and they were even worse than Malaysia. There is something we should learn from them.
Chinese economy has been soaring since its economic reform 30 years ago. The key lies in the Chinese government's pragmatic approach.“It doesn't matter if a cat is black or white, so long as it catches mice.” Former Chinese leader Deng Xiao Ping's “cat theory” has proven that the Chinese insistence in market economy or Chinese-style capitalism is on the right track and finally, it has enabled China to realise its dream to “surpass the United Kingdom and catch up with the United States”.

ini anak anjing siapa ni..dari tadi asik menyalak aja ni..

anak anjing ke anak babi ni?

cepat kutip tak kang aku tembak bagi makan orang indon kang..

[Nyi Iteung]

Indonesia had given the outside world an instability image but in recent years, it has surpassed Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam and Singapore and became the fastest-growing Asean country. Its democratic politics has been gradually maturing and it is expected to become the fifth BRIC country.

owh co cwit.... yeah i like this sentences "Indonesia will add 2nd "I" to the BRICs". and also this "Indonesia has surpassed Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam and Singapore and became the fastest-growing Asean country"...

[abraham denial]

Mr F wrote:

<quoted text>
ini anak anjing siapa ni..dari tadi asik menyalak aja ni..
anak anjing ke anak babi ni?
cepat kutip tak kang aku tembak bagi makan orang indon kang..

spesis in-DOG-sia macam ko pun pandai main topix yea...hahahahahahahaha

[Nyi Iteung]

Mr F wrote:

<quoted text>
ini anak anjing siapa ni..dari tadi asik menyalak aja ni..
anak anjing ke anak babi ni?
cepat kutip tak kang aku tembak bagi makan orang indon kang..

heuheuheuheu.... mamat F marah...
aku kutip dari media malay kok beritanye, dari mysinchew....heuheuheuheu....t ak terime ke?....

[paijo]

Mr F wrote:

<quoted text>
ini anak anjing siapa ni..dari tadi asik menyalak aja ni..
anak anjing ke anak babi ni?
cepat kutip tak kang aku tembak bagi makan orang indon kang..

Mr.F adalah ANDON iaitu Anjing Lond0n.. Munapiknya jer, si and0n ini, najib aja gak berani munapik..

[Nyi Iteung]

abraham denial wrote:

<quoted text>
spesis in-DOG-sia macam ko pun pandai main topix yea...hahahahahahahaha

ini ada malon sebut DOG sama malon lain....ahakahakahakahak....

[Mr F]

Nyi Iteung wrote:

<quoted text>
heuheuheuheu.... mamat F marah...
aku kutip dari media malay kok beritanye, dari mysinchew....heuheuheuheu....t ak terime ke?....

marah?hehehhe..marah buat ape..

ya yang elok kita pelajari..memang itu sifat orang malaysia..rajin belajar..sebab itu kami udah ke hadapan..sentiasa belajar..

indon bagaimana ya?

[Mr F]

paijo wrote:

<quoted text>Mr.F adalah ANDON iaitu Anjing Lond0n.. Munapiknya jer, si and0n ini, najib aja gak berani munapik..

ANDON = ANjING = INDON = ANDON

kau munafik ya paijo?kehkehkehkehkeh

[Cindo Depok]

Nice tret, gan!
Pasti byk forumer2 malon yg nangis bombay stelah baca artikel ini.., muehehe
Up Up! ;D

[Nyi Iteung]

Mr F wrote:

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marah?hehehhe..marah buat ape..
ya yang elok kita pelajari..memang itu sifat orang malaysia..rajin belajar..sebab itu kami udah ke hadapan..sentiasa belajar..
indon bagaimana ya?

iya ke?...kalau gitu sewot dong....ahahahahahahahahaha

[Han Java]

Mr F wrote:

<quoted text>
ANDON = ANjING = INDON = ANDON
kau munafik ya paijo?kehkehkehkehkeh

andon=penjaga pantan british

[Maloooooon]

Malon stress

[Maloooooon]

Andon = anjing london hihihihi

[Speak2]

Garu tempat tak gatal indon nih..Pokok bergoyang dh..Nak naik slalu..Berteriak..

[paijo]

And0n..and0n..huehehehehe..

[not-a-beyonce-fa ns]

malaysia's sin chew jit poh melatah lagi..mereka udah kapok sebenarnya..akhbar cina yang berpusatkan RRC...huargh..sleepy