Private Whispers… (psst! Have you noticed it’s the Malay women who are braver!)
By Yin, Wad 5 Uncle Ho, This is Noor, my grandfather is Mustaffa Hussein, I hope you still remember me. Sorry I have not written for a long time. I … Continue Reading →
Tag: Malays
Thinking Out of the Box
By Yin, Wad 5 Dr Lim Teck Ghee’s “DAP needs to think out of the box” (the Sundaily 9/9/19) is a wakeup call to the party. I would like to … Continue Reading →
Do Malays know what they want?
I don’t know the answer to the question, “Do Malays really know what they want?”. You will have to ask them yourself, but a lot depends on his up-bringing, his … Continue Reading →
The Fallacy of Race Superiority
Yin says that it is a sweeping statement to say that Chinese are good in business. Do you know how many Chinese businesses fail for everyone that succeeds? Often they … Continue Reading →
A Conversation with Young Malays
By Yin, Yin: “Why am I having this conversation with you and not the others? Because you are the majority and will be even more so in the future. To … Continue Reading →
Islamists and the Deep State
There have been many references to the ‘deep state’ in recent weeks since it was first brought up by Saifuddin Abdullah (foreign minister). Previous to that, while the term was … Continue Reading →
Seven Questions Malays Should Ask Their Leaders.
Yin urges the Malays, to ask their leaders the seven questions below. He is right…and we should demand answers from our leaders. Don’t let them shuffle off with just a … Continue Reading →
For decades, Umno-Baru lied to Malaysians. They warned that Malays needed protecting and Islam had to be “defended”? From whom or what?
First. Selamat Hari Raya, maaf zahir dan batin. Second. Pakatan Harapan, under the leadership of Dr Mahathir Mohamad, won GE-14. At his Raya open house, around 80,000 Malaysians greeted him … Continue Reading →
This cop started a racial snowball. Would he like some truths about the Malays? Is he a snowflake…or will he be crushed by the snowball effect?
Terengganu state police chief, Aidi Ismail, is not afraid to say what most of us dare not say. He said there is no gangsterism in his state, because the … Continue Reading →
The real enemy of the Malays
Few people learn from their mistakes. Looking at the past, to understand the present and more importantly, to prepare ourselves for the future, is difficult for many. Mao’s Cultural revolution … Continue Reading →