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		<title>By: greencard</title>
		<link>http://anwaribrahimblog.com/2008/12/01/time-for-a-moratorium-on-the-nep-perhaps/comment-page-1/#comment-153281</link>
		<dc:creator>greencard</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Wed, 24 Dec 2008 09:00:45 +0000</pubDate>
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		<title>By: view from the moon</title>
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		<dc:creator>view from the moon</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sun, 07 Dec 2008 15:32:30 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Dear Guys,

When we speak of economic partnership between malays and non-malays, we ARE falling into the skewed parameters set by UMNO.! Why ?? Because we will then be thinking along the lines of thought of the NEP which is a failure, and we will be brainstorming within the water-well called NEP...!! And, the result ? There will be no workable result because the sneaky Mahathir has already set the trap / ground rules about 28 years ago .. We must see outside the box now..

In order to think out of the box, there is no such thing as bumi and non-bumi partnership. With this new premise and concept, we CAN move forward. How ??

1. PK ruled States like Penang and Selangor etc will give incentives or tax breaks etc to non malay companies that employ rakyat of other races. The more non-same race employees vs. employer, the higher the tax break etc. PK policy makers will sort out the details.

2. Non-malay Companies that gives training to malays and indigeneous races will receive part  subsidies for training, and the like. As a result, this will encourage a chinese company to employ non-chinese in order to share with them the trades of business and the skills to run a business BUT not at the Company&#039;s expense but with the encouragement and support of the PK govt...!! This will definitely work, i guarantee you ...!!! All businessmen are money-minded. What better than to get money from the Govt.

3. Nobody likes to have a business partner...regardless of race. So, let&#039;s not think about JV between races. It will not work. Why should it work in the first place ?? My cousin does not even want to partner me, let alone a stranger...of whatever race. 

4. The NEP&#039;s premise of JV is to get the rich chinese businessmen of old to pass some commission from the business to the non-business-minded malay partner. This is to enrich the cronies of UMNO. Is this what we want ? To make the JV between malay and non malay workable so as to prove that the NEP is the correct policy to start with ?? That would be silly of us then.

Let&#039;s think from another direction, and forget about the workings and methods of the NEP if we want the transfer of technology, business skills, and business acumen from one race to another, whatever the race may be.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Dear Guys,</p>
<p>When we speak of economic partnership between malays and non-malays, we ARE falling into the skewed parameters set by UMNO.! Why ?? Because we will then be thinking along the lines of thought of the NEP which is a failure, and we will be brainstorming within the water-well called NEP&#8230;!! And, the result ? There will be no workable result because the sneaky Mahathir has already set the trap / ground rules about 28 years ago .. We must see outside the box now..</p>
<p>In order to think out of the box, there is no such thing as bumi and non-bumi partnership. With this new premise and concept, we CAN move forward. How ??</p>
<p>1. PK ruled States like Penang and Selangor etc will give incentives or tax breaks etc to non malay companies that employ rakyat of other races. The more non-same race employees vs. employer, the higher the tax break etc. PK policy makers will sort out the details.</p>
<p>2. Non-malay Companies that gives training to malays and indigeneous races will receive part  subsidies for training, and the like. As a result, this will encourage a chinese company to employ non-chinese in order to share with them the trades of business and the skills to run a business BUT not at the Company&#8217;s expense but with the encouragement and support of the PK govt&#8230;!! This will definitely work, i guarantee you &#8230;!!! All businessmen are money-minded. What better than to get money from the Govt.</p>
<p>3. Nobody likes to have a business partner&#8230;regardless of race. So, let&#8217;s not think about JV between races. It will not work. Why should it work in the first place ?? My cousin does not even want to partner me, let alone a stranger&#8230;of whatever race. </p>
<p>4. The NEP&#8217;s premise of JV is to get the rich chinese businessmen of old to pass some commission from the business to the non-business-minded malay partner. This is to enrich the cronies of UMNO. Is this what we want ? To make the JV between malay and non malay workable so as to prove that the NEP is the correct policy to start with ?? That would be silly of us then.</p>
<p>Let&#8217;s think from another direction, and forget about the workings and methods of the NEP if we want the transfer of technology, business skills, and business acumen from one race to another, whatever the race may be.</p>
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		<title>By: Bumi Ownz U</title>
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		<dc:creator>Bumi Ownz U</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Wed, 03 Dec 2008 13:24:02 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Dear Neo,

I have predicted the same thing. China&#039;s mass market of 1.3 billion people coupled with its extensively cheap labour and abundance of industry has gnerated internal market competition which has caused many of its products to increase in quality naturally... Malaysia is at dire risk of losing out to China and India as these behemoths are economic powerhouses with nearly 2 trillion USD in China Capital reserves.

And we have had a government in power for the last 51 years propogating rubbish, ineffective policy, uncompetative laws, corruption, promotion of poor service levels, poor product quality standards.... Neo, I&#039;m in the same boat as you....

...but that doesnt mean we should be in despair... we should pick ourselves up and fight for unity so that we can work together and compete against other nations to achieve.

We need equity foundations. Equity in rights. Inclusive policy and a unified approach in commerce enterprise and education.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Dear Neo,</p>
<p>I have predicted the same thing. China&#8217;s mass market of 1.3 billion people coupled with its extensively cheap labour and abundance of industry has gnerated internal market competition which has caused many of its products to increase in quality naturally&#8230; Malaysia is at dire risk of losing out to China and India as these behemoths are economic powerhouses with nearly 2 trillion USD in China Capital reserves.</p>
<p>And we have had a government in power for the last 51 years propogating rubbish, ineffective policy, uncompetative laws, corruption, promotion of poor service levels, poor product quality standards&#8230;. Neo, I&#8217;m in the same boat as you&#8230;.</p>
<p>&#8230;but that doesnt mean we should be in despair&#8230; we should pick ourselves up and fight for unity so that we can work together and compete against other nations to achieve.</p>
<p>We need equity foundations. Equity in rights. Inclusive policy and a unified approach in commerce enterprise and education.</p>
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		<title>By: zik</title>
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		<dc:creator>zik</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 02 Dec 2008 11:44:29 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>BELAJAR DARI JERMAN &amp; JEPUN- kalah teruk dan bankrup selepas perang dunuia ke-2 namun bangkit sebagai gergasi ekonomi dunia sekarang..Malaysia pun apa bezanya dengan syarat kerajaan yg korup dan lemah sekarang jatuh dahulu di tangan rakyat dan diganti dengan kerajaan rakyat yg sebenarnya</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>BELAJAR DARI JERMAN &amp; JEPUN- kalah teruk dan bankrup selepas perang dunuia ke-2 namun bangkit sebagai gergasi ekonomi dunia sekarang..Malaysia pun apa bezanya dengan syarat kerajaan yg korup dan lemah sekarang jatuh dahulu di tangan rakyat dan diganti dengan kerajaan rakyat yg sebenarnya</p>
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		<title>By: kk</title>
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		<dc:creator>kk</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 02 Dec 2008 08:26:55 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>It takes both hands to make a clap. I am a non Bumi, and I have several business failures in my hand now. Everytime I fall, I just pick myself up and dust myself. No one takes my hand and guide me through my failures. As I am writing, I continue to endure hardship. I have 2 shops in thailand and a software business in Malaysia. As you are aware, Thailand is facing a crisis, and one of my shop has to closed down as it depends on the tourism industry. Now my other shops is also in danger of failure if this crisis prolong.
When I was a student in US, I work through 2 jobs to get through my studies. Here again, I have no help from the government. Like all dutiful non-bumis, I continue to pay my taxes to the government and never once do I get any help in return. Worse still I am considered a 2nd class citizen here and to hear the ruling Umno keep harping on the Ketuanan Issues. We are all Malaysian, there is no difference between us except what Umno is trying to play. My sister in law is a Bumi.
If you truly wants to learn from the non-bumi, I am going to impart our skills and business know how to you. BE COMPETITIVE AND INDEPENDENCE. FIGHT HARDSHIP AND WORK HARD. BE FAIR TO ALL PEOPLE. There is no 10 commandment, bible or Koran in business for you to read up and follows. If there truly is, let me know. I am a non-bumi and would like to get these know how too.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>It takes both hands to make a clap. I am a non Bumi, and I have several business failures in my hand now. Everytime I fall, I just pick myself up and dust myself. No one takes my hand and guide me through my failures. As I am writing, I continue to endure hardship. I have 2 shops in thailand and a software business in Malaysia. As you are aware, Thailand is facing a crisis, and one of my shop has to closed down as it depends on the tourism industry. Now my other shops is also in danger of failure if this crisis prolong.<br />
When I was a student in US, I work through 2 jobs to get through my studies. Here again, I have no help from the government. Like all dutiful non-bumis, I continue to pay my taxes to the government and never once do I get any help in return. Worse still I am considered a 2nd class citizen here and to hear the ruling Umno keep harping on the Ketuanan Issues. We are all Malaysian, there is no difference between us except what Umno is trying to play. My sister in law is a Bumi.<br />
If you truly wants to learn from the non-bumi, I am going to impart our skills and business know how to you. BE COMPETITIVE AND INDEPENDENCE. FIGHT HARDSHIP AND WORK HARD. BE FAIR TO ALL PEOPLE. There is no 10 commandment, bible or Koran in business for you to read up and follows. If there truly is, let me know. I am a non-bumi and would like to get these know how too.</p>
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		<title>By: victor tan</title>
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		<dc:creator>victor tan</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 02 Dec 2008 04:09:26 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>economic partnership is difficult to start with. suppose you have a business. you need a partner to grow it. a partner who is probably doing the same business as you, (like- selling mangoes). So if your partner happens to be the same race as you, so be it. business comes first.

now the government is telling you, no no..economic partnership must be forged between different races. so to answer the governments call, you contact the government department and they introduce you to a potential partner. but..LOL..the partner is an out of job contractor who knows nothing about selling mangoes, and is the nephew of one of the department official.

so how to grow the economy like that??

my solution is this..let people shine through. if you&#039;re really a good mango seller, then I am sure you will have plenty of business offers coming your way. there is nothing really hard in business. everybody starts from scrap..and there is success only with hard work. the world is not against you, it is you who have to prove to the world you have what it takes.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>economic partnership is difficult to start with. suppose you have a business. you need a partner to grow it. a partner who is probably doing the same business as you, (like- selling mangoes). So if your partner happens to be the same race as you, so be it. business comes first.</p>
<p>now the government is telling you, no no..economic partnership must be forged between different races. so to answer the governments call, you contact the government department and they introduce you to a potential partner. but..LOL..the partner is an out of job contractor who knows nothing about selling mangoes, and is the nephew of one of the department official.</p>
<p>so how to grow the economy like that??</p>
<p>my solution is this..let people shine through. if you&#8217;re really a good mango seller, then I am sure you will have plenty of business offers coming your way. there is nothing really hard in business. everybody starts from scrap..and there is success only with hard work. the world is not against you, it is you who have to prove to the world you have what it takes.</p>
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		<title>By: Calvin</title>
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		<dc:creator>Calvin</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 02 Dec 2008 04:03:05 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>with the decrease in chinese population, the Malay market IS the future, as a chinese, I don&#039;t see a reason why not? afterall the future is where the monies are. I believe in the near future, Chinese and malays will work together, it is just a matter of time, after all, China and India is growing, the Malays too need the Chinese and Indian to tap these local market, we ought to owkr together totap these market, not fighting among ourself, we could have been so much more than what we are now, just look at singapore, the Chinese venturing into China&#039;s market while the Indian and Malays in Malaysia and India... work together for the country&#039;s GDP, not against</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>with the decrease in chinese population, the Malay market IS the future, as a chinese, I don&#8217;t see a reason why not? afterall the future is where the monies are. I believe in the near future, Chinese and malays will work together, it is just a matter of time, after all, China and India is growing, the Malays too need the Chinese and Indian to tap these local market, we ought to owkr together totap these market, not fighting among ourself, we could have been so much more than what we are now, just look at singapore, the Chinese venturing into China&#8217;s market while the Indian and Malays in Malaysia and India&#8230; work together for the country&#8217;s GDP, not against</p>
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		<title>By: Neo</title>
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		<dc:creator>Neo</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 02 Dec 2008 02:52:27 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>The author must be day dreaming because in reality, the Malays will never ever let go of NEP due to the rampant corruption &amp; mismanagement of public funds. The NEP has been benefiting the Malays since the racial riots in 1969. The NEP has made them lazy &amp; uncompetitive in all economic sectors. With China &amp; India as the next economic superpowers, Malaysia is long forgotten by MNC &amp; foreign investors. Malaysia can&#039;t even catch up with Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia &amp; other 3rd world countries. Malaysia is a doomed nation with corrupted government, judiciary, police &amp; public institutions. As a Malaysian, I feel very very very sad about this beautiful country.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The author must be day dreaming because in reality, the Malays will never ever let go of NEP due to the rampant corruption &amp; mismanagement of public funds. The NEP has been benefiting the Malays since the racial riots in 1969. The NEP has made them lazy &amp; uncompetitive in all economic sectors. With China &amp; India as the next economic superpowers, Malaysia is long forgotten by MNC &amp; foreign investors. Malaysia can&#8217;t even catch up with Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia &amp; other 3rd world countries. Malaysia is a doomed nation with corrupted government, judiciary, police &amp; public institutions. As a Malaysian, I feel very very very sad about this beautiful country.</p>
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