Equal-ty
3rd October 2009 |
Malaysia is racist country, which favours the malays in all aspects. Its comparable to the apartheid system in South Africa before. Even worse, as there is laws in constitution clearly discriminating the minorities. Ethnic cleansing is being practiced by they majority in a subtle and organized manner. |
geek
26th May 2009 |
Hi wan (malaysia),
you may try infected computer or computer virus. but if you win the price.. can we share? |
wan (malaysia)
31st March 2009 |
i need to know,malaysia has the third highest number of what(2009)?i mean in the world.can u email it to me.ikhwanrahim@yahoo.com.thank u.god bless u. |
wan (malaysia)
31st March 2009 |
i need to know,malaysia has the third highest number of what?i mean in the world.can u email it to me.ikhwanrahim@yahoo.com.thank u.god bless u. |
Graeme (Sydney, NSW Australia)
26th May 2007 |
The administrative capital of Malaysia is now Putrajaya. This is being developed (having just returned from Malaysia, Putrajaya has certainly grown since I was last there when it had just been declared a Federal Territory and the residence of the Prime Minister (then Dr Mahathir), the national mosque and the administrative building, bridges over the lake and not much else were built. It is located south of Kuala Lumpur, between KL and the airport (KLIA). KL will remain as the commercial heart of the country. |
b
25th May 2006 |
I love malaysia. I love the food here. I love the friendly people here. Among the malays, we have the chinese, the indians and many more. If we can live in harmony and share what the God has given us, why should we argue who is the best and who is better than the rest. with food in our plates and money in our pocket, we should be grateful for what we have.We should be contented and happy with the life we had. Malaysia is a country with lots of sun and shine. I am happy we have a safe place to live, not having any earthquake and bursting of the valcanoes.What else can we ask for more.Makan sama sama, hidup sama sama dan gembira sama sama. Thank you to the God wherever you are. |
shah saud
4th January 2006 |
I want to know about conduct of battle in Malaya campaign 1942 |
Khalid
26th October 2005 |
Malaysia is a tiger economy because of its fast growth. It will probably be better than USA in the future. |
Farhad Yusofzai
25th October 2005 |
"The country is a federal parliamentary republic where despite democratic structures there is no fair chance for the opposition."
Oh no ! Malaysia is not a republic , infact she is a Constitutional Monarcy ( The only country where the king is elected ) and with a Parliamentary system ( The MP are elected on a free election for every 5 yrs) There are more political Parties in Malaysia then the SO-CALLED western Democracy. Once TIME magazine reported that Malaysia is the most peaceful country on earth . |
nora
24th October 2005 |
hey there im struggling to find information on what are the barriers to economic growth in Malaysia!! i'd really appreciate if u could email me on nora892@hotmail.com if u no anything that may help...
thanks heaps:) |
Josliw_Jose
29th September 2005 |
This is my 1st time to reach and explored knowledgeable website i ever seen before.. congratz!
As Sabahan, i feel very proud because all the Malaysian can life with multirace/religious in peace and harmony situation. other than that, my lovely leader known as Pak Lah have the great talented to drive and secure our country continually progress in future.
Be proud as Malaysian and its totally our responsibility to prevent our future generation stand as Orang Malaysia and applied our legacy culture in the daily life. |
Wong Weng Heng
8th September 2005 |
I would like to know the total numbers of hospitals and health facilities in MALAYSIA, be it private or gorvermental up-to-date.
Also, i would like to know the total revenue share of these health related facilities in the market as well. |
Anthony
31st August 2005 |
I've lived here for 5 years - this country is going to the dogs. Did you know that the ethnic Malays can buy a house for 5-10% less than everyone else? Everything in this country is built on the backs of the Chinese & Indians who have been here for generations - they get none of the credit or the perks. Everything is for the Malays. Go to a gov office and everyone there is a Malay. The whole place is going to be Indonesia at the rate they are bringing in the Indonesian labor. They deserve it, the Indonesians are treated like dirt. You can get a maid here for less than 100 USD a month. They cook, clean, wipe the kids nose/ass, wash the car.. everything from sunrise to sunset with no days off. Maids often 'run away' - would you blame them ? As far as the races all getting along here - sure on the surface everything is great - but as soon as you question the "Malay Rights" you get in trouble. It's in their constitution that you cannot even write something that questions the Malay rights.
My advice, don't move here, don't do business here - visit yes. the food is great, hotels are cheap (whores operating out of just about all of them, even the 5 stars - they are called fitness centers) and plentiful.
If you open a business in Malaysia you'll need to have majority ownership be Malaysian. If you want to bid on any government contracts you'll need to hire an office full of Malays, they'll take tea breaks half the day and be praying the rest..
but the food is good ;) |
jfabsalom@hotmail.com
23rd August 2005 |
Your informstion is not correct on race, religion and language composition of the country. The main Races, languages and religions of the country are as follows:
Main Races: Malays, Chinese, Indians, and others
Main Religions : Islam,Christianity,Hundism,Buddhism and others
Main Languages spoken: Malay, Chinese, Tamil and others.
Please do the necessary to up-date your database. |
ken
8th August 2005 |
I disagree...If English is the 2nd core language,why Malaysian still have problems communicating in English? |
r
15th July 2005 |
Malaysia is not a republic. It is a constitutional monarchy.
Christianity is also a major religion. Confucianism is not a religion. Taoism is, which you forgot. And also various other animistic beliefs. |
hafiz
2nd July 2005 |
"The main languages are Malay and Chinese"..the main languages in Malaysia are malay of course and followed by english while chinese is the third language |
Joe
8th June 2005 |
As they say: Malaysia Truly Asia =) |
khal
2nd June 2005 |
I migrated from Singapore to Malaysia in 1985 and enjoys al benefit eversince. Malaysia's diversity has expanded beyond the Chinese and Indian. Now people such as Americans, British and French seems to feel comfortably at home here. |
JOe
1st June 2005 |
Malaysia was originally settled by the Malays but under the British came immigrants from China and India around the 19th century. Now Malaysians live in harmony side by side different cultures and religions although there were some misunderstanding in the 60's. |
Anala
2nd May 2005 |
I need more information on Malaysia and why it has diverse cultures. |
lawrence
28th April 2005 |
I will like to know the relationship of the Malaysian government with African nations and about foreigners doing business in Malaysia. What kinds of business can a foreigner do in Malaysia? |
Apurva
14th March 2005 |
where can one find the import tariffs on commercial vehicles of a particular country? |
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