Reflecting what happened a few days back, I realised how heartbreaking it is when one is profusely called a bangsat.
Being called insane is still tolerable.
Compared to the Chinese especially, they have indeed succeeded in holding the economic power in Malaysia.
The blow inflicted had strike right below the belt.
Thank God we have Malay kampungs.
Less hardcore poor would starve and have roofs over their heads.
Once a Pulau Manis Pekan ex Adun told me..
There was this old blind couple living in one of those dilapidated PPRT houses.
Their windows were literally open that even an owl perches frequently at night.
And when it rains, everything inside would get soaked.
The Chinese people in Malaysia are amazingly in control of the economy.
Without a doubt, most of them are financially well off.
When I was referred to as a bangsat and I replied "you bangsat balik!", Mr Corky Bastard thought the 'balik' word was an insinuation for him to go back to China!
Why on earth should any Chinese be so sensitive and be scared that they have to go back to China?
This powerful race already 'own' Malaysia, even before Communist China's recent billion dollar investments.
With super China gobbling up massive national assets, Malaysia will ultimately have a Chinese PM.
The political power will fall into their tight grip sooner or later.
Sounds grim, but we Malays must not continue to live in denial.
For us ordinary, 'who are you?' kind of Malays, kowtowing for sympathy from current top notch Malay leaders for business recommendations and assistance is practically zero.
We can go and fly kite!
Strategically placed to help many subservient, meek Malay people do businesses, these elite leaders are practically forever 'busy' to consider lending their mighty ears.
What more if a Chinese Premier comes into power?
They want to prioritise their race first of course.
That's natural.
Who can blame them?
Hopefully, today's widening gap between the successful Malays and that of the Chinese, would significantly be eliminated.
Otherwise, the floodgates of 'Melayu bangsat' will never be dismantled.
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