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A petition calling for Malaysia’s education minister to resign has got over 33,000 signatures – and another calling for PM Mahathir to replace him is nearing 135,000, Defence Online

Malaysians have cried out from instruction minister Dr Maszlee Malik’s remarks and petitioned to have him resign from his submit.

Change.org/No hope Malaysia

An on the net petition demanding education and learning minister Dr Maszlee Malik’s resignation has obtained steam, just after reviews that he drew links among the matriculation quota process and unfair career personal sector opportunities for bumiputras.

And it appears to be the people know who they want as their education minister as a substitute. A different petition calling for Primary Minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad to just take the reins has also been offered refreshing help, right after Maszlee’s controversial feedback have been documented by local media.

The newer petition, which was commenced on petition website Improve.org past Friday (May well 17) by an unique who goes by the username “No hope Malaysia”, phone calls for Maszlee to step down for his allegedly insensitive stereotyping of non-bumiputras. Bumiputra is a area phrase referring to indigenous peoples and folks who are ethnically Malay.

Maszlee had previously defended the matriculation programme’s preference for bumiputra pupils and stated people who want it to be opened to other races should deal with the unfair work current market that is supposedly dominated by an unspecified race, documented Absolutely free Malaysia Currently.

The plan allocates 90 for every cent of university areas to bumiputra pupils.

Maszlee experienced also incited community furore after boasting that the work industry worked versus non-Mandarin speakers, according to a report by The Star.

Citing a Totally free Malaysia Now report, No hope Malaysia wrote in the petition’s description: “Maszlee Malik said many non-Malays ended up properly-off and could pay for to mail their kids to private educational institutions. Adding that non-Malays shaped the greater part in private and overseas universities in Malaysia.”

“But in reality, there are a lot of non bumi who [sic] are poor too. Non bumi enter private university not since all of them are wealthy, but since they have significantly less probabilities to enter community universities,” he added.

At time of producing, the petition has amassed much more than 33,000 signatures, close to its target of 35,000.

Quite a few Malaysians on the internet site slammed Maszlee for his remarks and supposedly lacklustre performance as a minister.

The Democratic Motion Occasion (DAP) experienced previously urged the Federal government to cease the prioritisation of bumiputra pupils in the matriculation programme, stating that it was in violation of the federal constitution’s guarantee of no discrimination in opposition to citizens, The Star said in an April report.

Even so, the Government later on mentioned it would continue to keep the ratio but maximize college consumption from the current 25,000 to 40,000.

Calls for Dr M to just take on education portfolio

The petition against Maszlee appears to have reignited a yr-aged charm for the Primary Minister himself to get the helm as instruction minister.

The petition, which was made on Change.org last calendar year by a individual recognized as Raveen Dev, appealed for the Prime Minister to think management above the ministry.

Citing a video clip interview posted on Parti Pribumi Bersatu Malaysia’s Facebook web page, Raveen wrote in appeal that although having Dr Mahathir as training minister would contradict Pakatan Harapan’s election manifesto, the Key Minister explained he would acquire up the placement if the folks pick out to take the appointment.

Alter.org/Raveen Dev

The petition still gets signatures to this day and has given that amassed nearly 134,000 signatures out of its concentrate on 150,000.

Dr Mahathir experienced formerly stated that the matriculation programme served as a “back door” for Malay learners to obtain entry into general public universities, in response to the DAP’s calls for the technique to be abolished, described Cost-free Malaysia Today.

The Star also quoted him as expressing that the Governing administration would look into the quota program and analyze the challenge.

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Presiden SP Setia: ‘Adakah Cina Dilayan Dengan Buruk?

Pemaju hartanah utama Tan Sri Liew Kee Sin mempersoalkan kewajaran rungutan masyarakat Cina bahawa mereka tidak dilayan adil oleh kerajaan, sambil menekankan kaum itu telah menikmati kedudukan baik di sebalik persekitaran dasar pro-Bumiputera. Liew yang syarikatnya SP Setia Bhd merupakan pemaju Putrajaya — projek pembangunan terbesar di Malaysia berkata, terdapat lebih banyak firma dikawal kaum Cina berbanding syarikat-syarikat milik Bumiputera di Bursa Malaysia. “Secara statistik, majalah Forbes menunjukkan masyarakat Cina-Malaysia telah boleh berjaya sepanjang 30 tahun lalu,” kata beliau Presiden dan Ketua Eksekutif SP Setia ini. Menurut Forbes, syarikat-syarikat dikuasai Cina mewakili 37 peratus pasaran modal di antara 100 syarikat Malaysia yang disenaraikan, berbanding tujuh peratus kalangan orang Melayu. Individu kaum Cina juga menguasai 73 peratus kekayaan yang dimiliki 40 orang terkaya di Malaysia dan lapan dari setiap 10 orang kaya adalah Cina. “Adakah kita dilayan dengan buruk?” kata Liew. Beliau juga menekankan bahawa usahawan kecil dan sederhana juga merekodkan prestasi yang baik dan pemilik-pemiliknya mampu memiliki banglo berjuta ringgit yang dibina syarikatnya. “Ada seorang Cina yang mahu membina banglo RM40 juta,” katanya. “Itu adalah kekayaan. Dari mana kekayaan itu datang? Kekayaan ini datang dalam 30 tahun lalu ketika pelaksanaan DEB (Dasar Ekonomi Baru) Beliau mengetengahkan hujah ini pada Kongres Ekonomi Cina yang bertemakan “Peranan Masyarakat Cina Dalam Mencapai Matlamat Model Baru Ekonomi (MBE) dan Rancangan Malaysia Ke-10 di sini hari ini. Liew juga berhujah bahawa kehadiran syarikat-syarikat berkaitan dengan kerajaan (GLC) dalam pasaran bermakna perniagaan kaum Cina juga tiada pilihan kecuali menggunakan kepakaran dan dana Melayu jika mahu meningkatkan pulangan mereka dalam jangka panjang. “Hari ini, kerajaan mempunyai wang menerusi GLC, mereka boleh membeli bangunan anda, mereka boleh membeli pasar raya anda, memiliki pasar raya besar anda, pusat membeli-belah daripada anda. Yang ini akan memberikan sumber pendapatan yang besar,” katanya. “Kini terpulang kepada kita. Adakah kita hendak menggunakan kepakaran, keupayaan kewangan mereka? Adakah kita hendak menggunakan rangkaian mereka?” soal beliau. Bagaimanapun Liew menekankan bahawa kerjasama Melayu-Cina memerlukan semangat sedia memberi dan menerima. Jelas beliau, sebelum meminta mereka memberikan lebih banyak dasar liberal, masyarakat Cina harus membenarkan mereka menyertai sektor yang dikuasai sekarang. “Jika tidak, kerjasama ini tidak akan wujud. Mereka tidak akan membenarkan kita,” katanya. Tegas beliau, jika masyarakat Cina mahu mengambil kek yang besar daripada MBE, masyarakat Cina mesti belajar untuk memberi. “Kita mesti belajar untuk mengambil satu langkah ke belakang. Kita juga harus belajar untuk hidup bersama budaya, pemikiran mereka,” katanya lagi. Jelas beliau, orang Melayu masih bimbang bahawa rakan niaga Cina akan membunuh perniagaan mereka jika tiada dasar pro-Bumiputera yang melindungi kaum tersebut. Sumber: Perkasa

Top property developer Tan Sri Liew Kee Sin today punctured the Chinese community’s complaints that it had been treated unfairly by the government, pointing out that Malaysian-Chinese have fared well under pro-Bumiputera policies. Liew, whose SP Setia Bhd is behind some of Malaysia’s biggest property developments including in Putrajaya, said statistics show there are more Chinese-controlled firms than Bumiputera companies on the local bourse. “Statistically, Forbes magazine shows that the Malaysian-Chinese can prosper over the last 30 years,” said the SP Setia president and chief executive. According to Forbes, Chinese-controlled companies account for 37 per cent of market capitalisation among the top 100 Malaysian listed companies, compared to Bumiputera equity of seven per cent. Chinese individuals also control 73 per cent of the wealth owned by the top 40 richest Malaysians and make up eight of the top 10 richest Malaysians. “Have we fared badly?” Liew asked rhetorically. He pointed out that Chinese small-to-medium enterprises (SMEs) had done very well too, and that their owners could even afford to buy the multi-million ringgit bungalows put up by his company. “One Chinaman want to build a bungalow of RM40 million!” he said. “That’s wealth. Where did wealth come from? The wealth came in the last 30 years of so-called NEP (New Economic Policy) policies.” Liew also argued that the increased presence of government-linked companies (GLCs) in the market meant that Chinese businesses would soon have no choice but to tap into Malay expertise and funds if they wished to increase revenues in the future. “Today, the government has money through GLCs (government-linked companies)... They can buy buildings off you, they can buy your supermarkets, your hypermarkets, you shopping centres from you. That will give you a big source of income,” he said. “It’s up to us. Do we want to tap into their expertise, financial abilities? Do you want to tap into their so-called connections?” However, Liew stressed that such Malay-Chinese cooperation required a spirit of give-and-take. “Before we start asking them to give us more liberal policies... we must also allow them to come to our sector, things that we are good at. If not, this so-called collaboration will not happen. They will not allow us,” he said. “If we were to say we want to take a bigger pick from this economic cake from under the NEM (New Economic Policy)... we must also learn to give in. “We must also learn to take a step back. We must also learn how to live with their culture, their mindset.” He explained that the Malays still feared that the Chinese would “run over them and kill all of them” if they (the Chinese) were not bound by pro-bumiputera policies. “That is their mindset. Whether it’s inferiority complex or whether it’s upbringing, whether it’s cultural... it is there,” he said. Liew reminded delegates that it was only pragmatic for Chinese companies to link up with Malay ones as business was all about profit, not politics. “We’re in business. Our job is to make money,” he said. “Are we prepared to be a small fish in big market or the big fish in a small market? It’s up to us.” Source: The Malaysian Insider

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Presiden SP Setia: ‘Adakah Cina Dilayan Dengan Buruk?

Pemaju hartanah utama Tan Sri Liew Kee Sin mempersoalkan kewajaran rungutan masyarakat Cina bahawa mereka tidak dilayan adil oleh kerajaan, sambil menekankan kaum itu telah menikmati kedudukan baik di sebalik persekitaran dasar pro-Bumiputera. Liew yang syarikatnya SP Setia Bhd merupakan pemaju Putrajaya — projek pembangunan terbesar di Malaysia berkata, terdapat lebih banyak firma dikawal kaum Cina berbanding syarikat-syarikat milik Bumiputera di Bursa Malaysia. “Secara statistik, majalah Forbes menunjukkan masyarakat Cina-Malaysia telah boleh berjaya sepanjang 30 tahun lalu,” kata beliau Presiden dan Ketua Eksekutif SP Setia ini. Menurut Forbes, syarikat-syarikat dikuasai Cina mewakili 37 peratus pasaran modal di antara 100 syarikat Malaysia yang disenaraikan, berbanding tujuh peratus kalangan orang Melayu. Individu kaum Cina juga menguasai 73 peratus kekayaan yang dimiliki 40 orang terkaya di Malaysia dan lapan dari setiap 10 orang kaya adalah Cina. “Adakah kita dilayan dengan buruk?” kata Liew. Beliau juga menekankan bahawa usahawan kecil dan sederhana juga merekodkan prestasi yang baik dan pemilik-pemiliknya mampu memiliki banglo berjuta ringgit yang dibina syarikatnya. “Ada seorang Cina yang mahu membina banglo RM40 juta,” katanya. “Itu adalah kekayaan. Dari mana kekayaan itu datang? Kekayaan ini datang dalam 30 tahun lalu ketika pelaksanaan DEB (Dasar Ekonomi Baru) Beliau mengetengahkan hujah ini pada Kongres Ekonomi Cina yang bertemakan “Peranan Masyarakat Cina Dalam Mencapai Matlamat Model Baru Ekonomi (MBE) dan Rancangan Malaysia Ke-10 di sini hari ini. Liew juga berhujah bahawa kehadiran syarikat-syarikat berkaitan dengan kerajaan (GLC) dalam pasaran bermakna perniagaan kaum Cina juga tiada pilihan kecuali menggunakan kepakaran dan dana Melayu jika mahu meningkatkan pulangan mereka dalam jangka panjang. “Hari ini, kerajaan mempunyai wang menerusi GLC, mereka boleh membeli bangunan anda, mereka boleh membeli pasar raya anda, memiliki pasar raya besar anda, pusat membeli-belah daripada anda. Yang ini akan memberikan sumber pendapatan yang besar,” katanya. “Kini terpulang kepada kita. Adakah kita hendak menggunakan kepakaran, keupayaan kewangan mereka? Adakah kita hendak menggunakan rangkaian mereka?” soal beliau. Bagaimanapun Liew menekankan bahawa kerjasama Melayu-Cina memerlukan semangat sedia memberi dan menerima. Jelas beliau, sebelum meminta mereka memberikan lebih banyak dasar liberal, masyarakat Cina harus membenarkan mereka menyertai sektor yang dikuasai sekarang. “Jika tidak, kerjasama ini tidak akan wujud. Mereka tidak akan membenarkan kita,” katanya. Tegas beliau, jika masyarakat Cina mahu mengambil kek yang besar daripada MBE, masyarakat Cina mesti belajar untuk memberi. “Kita mesti belajar untuk mengambil satu langkah ke belakang. Kita juga harus belajar untuk hidup bersama budaya, pemikiran mereka,” katanya lagi. Jelas beliau, orang Melayu masih bimbang bahawa rakan niaga Cina akan membunuh perniagaan mereka jika tiada dasar pro-Bumiputera yang melindungi kaum tersebut. Sumber: Perkasa

Top property developer Tan Sri Liew Kee Sin today punctured the Chinese community’s complaints that it had been treated unfairly by the government, pointing out that Malaysian-Chinese have fared well under pro-Bumiputera policies. Liew, whose SP Setia Bhd is behind some of Malaysia’s biggest property developments including in Putrajaya, said statistics show there are more Chinese-controlled firms than Bumiputera companies on the local bourse. “Statistically, Forbes magazine shows that the Malaysian-Chinese can prosper over the last 30 years,” said the SP Setia president and chief executive. According to Forbes, Chinese-controlled companies account for 37 per cent of market capitalisation among the top 100 Malaysian listed companies, compared to Bumiputera equity of seven per cent. Chinese individuals also control 73 per cent of the wealth owned by the top 40 richest Malaysians and make up eight of the top 10 richest Malaysians. “Have we fared badly?” Liew asked rhetorically. He pointed out that Chinese small-to-medium enterprises (SMEs) had done very well too, and that their owners could even afford to buy the multi-million ringgit bungalows put up by his company. “One Chinaman want to build a bungalow of RM40 million!” he said. “That’s wealth. Where did wealth come from? The wealth came in the last 30 years of so-called NEP (New Economic Policy) policies.” Liew also argued that the increased presence of government-linked companies (GLCs) in the market meant that Chinese businesses would soon have no choice but to tap into Malay expertise and funds if they wished to increase revenues in the future. “Today, the government has money through GLCs (government-linked companies)... They can buy buildings off you, they can buy your supermarkets, your hypermarkets, you shopping centres from you. That will give you a big source of income,” he said. “It’s up to us. Do we want to tap into their expertise, financial abilities? Do you want to tap into their so-called connections?” However, Liew stressed that such Malay-Chinese cooperation required a spirit of give-and-take. “Before we start asking them to give us more liberal policies... we must also allow them to come to our sector, things that we are good at. If not, this so-called collaboration will not happen. They will not allow us,” he said. “If we were to say we want to take a bigger pick from this economic cake from under the NEM (New Economic Policy)... we must also learn to give in. “We must also learn to take a step back. We must also learn how to live with their culture, their mindset.” He explained that the Malays still feared that the Chinese would “run over them and kill all of them” if they (the Chinese) were not bound by pro-bumiputera policies. “That is their mindset. Whether it’s inferiority complex or whether it’s upbringing, whether it’s cultural... it is there,” he said. Liew reminded delegates that it was only pragmatic for Chinese companies to link up with Malay ones as business was all about profit, not politics. “We’re in business. Our job is to make money,” he said. “Are we prepared to be a small fish in big market or the big fish in a small market? It’s up to us.” Source: The Malaysian Insider

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Presiden SP Setia: ‘Adakah Cina Dilayan Dengan Buruk?

Pemaju hartanah utama Tan Sri Liew Kee Sin mempersoalkan kewajaran rungutan masyarakat Cina bahawa mereka tidak dilayan adil oleh kerajaan, sambil menekankan kaum itu telah menikmati kedudukan baik di sebalik persekitaran dasar pro-Bumiputera. Liew yang syarikatnya SP Setia Bhd merupakan pemaju Putrajaya — projek pembangunan terbesar di Malaysia berkata, terdapat lebih banyak firma dikawal kaum Cina berbanding syarikat-syarikat milik Bumiputera di Bursa Malaysia. “Secara statistik, majalah Forbes menunjukkan masyarakat Cina-Malaysia telah boleh berjaya sepanjang 30 tahun lalu,” kata beliau Presiden dan Ketua Eksekutif SP Setia ini. Menurut Forbes, syarikat-syarikat dikuasai Cina mewakili 37 peratus pasaran modal di antara 100 syarikat Malaysia yang disenaraikan, berbanding tujuh peratus kalangan orang Melayu. Individu kaum Cina juga menguasai 73 peratus kekayaan yang dimiliki 40 orang terkaya di Malaysia dan lapan dari setiap 10 orang kaya adalah Cina. “Adakah kita dilayan dengan buruk?” kata Liew. Beliau juga menekankan bahawa usahawan kecil dan sederhana juga merekodkan prestasi yang baik dan pemilik-pemiliknya mampu memiliki banglo berjuta ringgit yang dibina syarikatnya. “Ada seorang Cina yang mahu membina banglo RM40 juta,” katanya. “Itu adalah kekayaan. Dari mana kekayaan itu datang? Kekayaan ini datang dalam 30 tahun lalu ketika pelaksanaan DEB (Dasar Ekonomi Baru) Beliau mengetengahkan hujah ini pada Kongres Ekonomi Cina yang bertemakan “Peranan Masyarakat Cina Dalam Mencapai Matlamat Model Baru Ekonomi (MBE) dan Rancangan Malaysia Ke-10 di sini hari ini. Liew juga berhujah bahawa kehadiran syarikat-syarikat berkaitan dengan kerajaan (GLC) dalam pasaran bermakna perniagaan kaum Cina juga tiada pilihan kecuali menggunakan kepakaran dan dana Melayu jika mahu meningkatkan pulangan mereka dalam jangka panjang. “Hari ini, kerajaan mempunyai wang menerusi GLC, mereka boleh membeli bangunan anda, mereka boleh membeli pasar raya anda, memiliki pasar raya besar anda, pusat membeli-belah daripada anda. Yang ini akan memberikan sumber pendapatan yang besar,” katanya. “Kini terpulang kepada kita. Adakah kita hendak menggunakan kepakaran, keupayaan kewangan mereka? Adakah kita hendak menggunakan rangkaian mereka?” soal beliau. Bagaimanapun Liew menekankan bahawa kerjasama Melayu-Cina memerlukan semangat sedia memberi dan menerima. Jelas beliau, sebelum meminta mereka memberikan lebih banyak dasar liberal, masyarakat Cina harus membenarkan mereka menyertai sektor yang dikuasai sekarang. “Jika tidak, kerjasama ini tidak akan wujud. Mereka tidak akan membenarkan kita,” katanya. Tegas beliau, jika masyarakat Cina mahu mengambil kek yang besar daripada MBE, masyarakat Cina mesti belajar untuk memberi. “Kita mesti belajar untuk mengambil satu langkah ke belakang. Kita juga harus belajar untuk hidup bersama budaya, pemikiran mereka,” katanya lagi. Jelas beliau, orang Melayu masih bimbang bahawa rakan niaga Cina akan membunuh perniagaan mereka jika tiada dasar pro-Bumiputera yang melindungi kaum tersebut. Sumber: Perkasa

Top property developer Tan Sri Liew Kee Sin today punctured the Chinese community’s complaints that it had been treated unfairly by the government, pointing out that Malaysian-Chinese have fared well under pro-Bumiputera policies. Liew, whose SP Setia Bhd is behind some of Malaysia’s biggest property developments including in Putrajaya, said statistics show there are more Chinese-controlled firms than Bumiputera companies on the local bourse. “Statistically, Forbes magazine shows that the Malaysian-Chinese can prosper over the last 30 years,” said the SP Setia president and chief executive. According to Forbes, Chinese-controlled companies account for 37 per cent of market capitalisation among the top 100 Malaysian listed companies, compared to Bumiputera equity of seven per cent. Chinese individuals also control 73 per cent of the wealth owned by the top 40 richest Malaysians and make up eight of the top 10 richest Malaysians. “Have we fared badly?” Liew asked rhetorically. He pointed out that Chinese small-to-medium enterprises (SMEs) had done very well too, and that their owners could even afford to buy the multi-million ringgit bungalows put up by his company. “One Chinaman want to build a bungalow of RM40 million!” he said. “That’s wealth. Where did wealth come from? The wealth came in the last 30 years of so-called NEP (New Economic Policy) policies.” Liew also argued that the increased presence of government-linked companies (GLCs) in the market meant that Chinese businesses would soon have no choice but to tap into Malay expertise and funds if they wished to increase revenues in the future. “Today, the government has money through GLCs (government-linked companies)... They can buy buildings off you, they can buy your supermarkets, your hypermarkets, you shopping centres from you. That will give you a big source of income,” he said. “It’s up to us. Do we want to tap into their expertise, financial abilities? Do you want to tap into their so-called connections?” However, Liew stressed that such Malay-Chinese cooperation required a spirit of give-and-take. “Before we start asking them to give us more liberal policies... we must also allow them to come to our sector, things that we are good at. If not, this so-called collaboration will not happen. They will not allow us,” he said. “If we were to say we want to take a bigger pick from this economic cake from under the NEM (New Economic Policy)... we must also learn to give in. “We must also learn to take a step back. We must also learn how to live with their culture, their mindset.” He explained that the Malays still feared that the Chinese would “run over them and kill all of them” if they (the Chinese) were not bound by pro-bumiputera policies. “That is their mindset. Whether it’s inferiority complex or whether it’s upbringing, whether it’s cultural... it is there,” he said. Liew reminded delegates that it was only pragmatic for Chinese companies to link up with Malay ones as business was all about profit, not politics. “We’re in business. Our job is to make money,” he said. “Are we prepared to be a small fish in big market or the big fish in a small market? It’s up to us.” Source: The Malaysian Insider