Fight for your rights or lose them By Lim Teck Ghee

Malaysiakini : COMMENT | A good friend from Australia recently wrote to me this: “I hope all goes well. I note that Malaysian politicians have finally decided that the brain drain has become critical.

“As I’ve mentioned several times before, if one examines the postgraduate departments of any Australian university, one will encounter Malaysian students, including increasing numbers of Malays, whose expertise will never be enjoyed by Malaysia. A few anecdotes:

“Yesterday, I attended a specialist appointment regarding possible glaucoma, of which I was cleared. The specialist, ethnic Chinese, was the daughter of Malaysians who migrated to Australia.

“A cardiologist whom I consulted, now a professor of cardiology, was born in Malaysia. Similarly, a hearing specialist who diagnosed my hearing loss, both ethnic Chinese. My dentist, an ethnic Indian, is of Malaysian birth.

Kamrul : Wahai Malaysia Malaysia yang saya cintai Mana HARAPAN Negara ku Malaysia Takkan tidak ada orang² politik BERKUASA yang CINTAI Malaysia.

Hanya mahu menang PRU saja Buat la yang betul untuk mengagahkan Malaysia Tolong CINTAI Malaysia Bawah DSAI Memang Malaysia tidak ada HARAPAN Masa'alah Malaysia ni Tidak ada pilihan lain dari DSAI Lebai lebih teruk Hari² bising kaum dan ugama saja.

Seluar pendek tidak boleh, pakaian pendek tidak boleh, pakaian olahraga tidak boleh Ekonomi dan rasuah? Diam saja Ekonomi langsung tidak tahu Habis lah HARAPAN Malaysia

Kneazle : My cousin was offered a Singapore scholarship when he was denied a place in Malaysia despite his excellent result. He made a bold move to USA for his post graduate.

He even invented an equipment for the hearing impaired and was given a US citizenship for his effort. When he came visiting me few years ago, he said he was "thankful" for the racist policy that made him for what he is today. We will never going to see the end of NEP in our lifetime until a Sri Lanka hit us.

Anonymous_8a8199e7 : Bolihland is the world no. 1 in exporting brain for decades. JPA rejected my eldest son scholarship application. So, I sent him to Australia to study medicine. Today, he's a specialist consultant in an Australia hospital.

He's only 32 years old and just renounced his Malaysian citizenship to be an Australian. My youngest son obtained a double first in economics from University of Cambridge.

He applied for an internship with BNM and was rejected. Today he's working in Oxford and just got permanent resident in the UK. Do anyone think they will come back to serve the country

IronMan : We are left with Grab riders who has nothing to do but everyday boycott and then cry because their incomes are affected by their own boycotts.

VioletHarimau5142 : Study hard...master the English language....pack your begs....advice to non-Malays

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