No Hope for the Malaysian

So here I found some debate while browsing the net...
yupes...I'm the net freak... LOL...who doesn't ??

         click this link yo --->             A letter to Prime Minister

It is bearable that opportunities are limited depending on how well-off financially one's family is but when higher education opportunities are race-based, like it is in Malaysia, it is downright cruel for those who see education as the only way out of poverty.

I surely agreed to the statement...I might have not see the outside world well enough... To experience the exactly what people has discovered... and hell yeah, to all the well-off financially family does they really use up their opportunity on education to improve the sociality ? or just maybe continue using up all the wealthy that has been accumulated generation to generation... ? Thank God to the great-grandpa/ma for the thinking outside the box to survive, gain and grab the opportunity for their beloved generation...

The injustice the non-Malay have to suffer in frightening silence is the most damaging problem one has to face throughout one's life. You just have to look at the mighty govt structures which completely favours only one race, the Umno Malay.

The Chinese and Indians are treated no better than the illegal Indonesians.

Racism and corruption are openly practised by the Malay politicians everywhere, Courts, schools/Uni, police, govt offices, contracts, GLC, NEP, ISA, local govt.

It's so powerful and intimidating that you walk with fear and keep your mouth shut on anything and everything political.

Religion is taboo unless you talk good about Islam.

Not to be racist, but myself had encountered the situation on our very 1 Malaysia beloved country...
Couldn't be more on the corruption, money can buy slogan is everywhere...

For the work study, I worked as a custodian (yes, cleaning toilets), carpet layer, computer lab assistant, grounds keeping, librarian, painter, tour guide, etc. If you understand the US credit system, you will understand this is a heavy load. 

Why did I do it? This is because I learnt as a young child from my parents that hard work is an opportunity, to give my best in everything, and to take pride in the work I do. I walked away with a double major and a minor with honors but most of all a great lesson in humility and a great respect for those who are forced to labor in so-called `blue collar' positions. 

Status and ego's where it's came out 1st... Yes people, does anyone have the courage to live their dream ?
For the hard work?

I'm not shy telling people that I am from a small town in a 2nd large in Malaysia...where all the peninsular 1st thought that we, from Borneo came from, is basically live in a jungle, wore Tarzan clothes.... even the native people does have clothes and houses.. T______T
Despite that in my very own village, have not fully supplied with the clean water, electricity, telephone cables or even a tar road...

Even so many and years election been conducted, and every promises had break, the old man/woman still continue to survive for their family...