What could be more disheartening than a country's leader who places the welfare of their people on the backburner?
In an unfortunate twist of fate, over RM100 million of hard-earned taxpayers' money is set to vanish in the blink of an eye. This disheartening revelation unfolds amidst a backdrop of overwhelming foreign debt, a seemingly ill-timed reduction in post-pandemic subsidies, a dwindling budget for crucial components of healthcare, including hospitals, doctors, medications, and overall public health.
Just last week, we witnessed over RM1 million slipping away from the coffers of Selangor, and the alarming truth is that more may follow. It's a stark reminder that donations should unequivocally originate from the pockets of individual politicians themselves. Public funds, a precious resource, should be handled with the utmost care and directed prudently to serve the best interests of the citizens who entrust their well-being to their leaders.
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11 comment(s).Last comment by The_JQuestion 2024-02-22 00:00
dulu when US VP Al Gore campur tangan in our local fight between Tun M & Anwar, we tak suka tapi now we campur tangan in fight between Israel-Palentine which really doesn't concern us at all. PMX has shown the world that Malaysia is still the same old Malaysia, there is no Malaysia Baru
If the lenders are charging 2% the cost of the borrowing is RM54 Million a day.
A normal housing can be repaid within 20 or 30 years when taken by a family. But these national debts of exceeding RM1 trillion, as claimed by certain quarters, you will not be surprised if the debts can not be repaid in 100 years from today.
How not the national coffer will be emptied soon? The interest charges alone already so much a day. Plenty of Ringgits will be sacrificed to pay up these loans/debts in days/years to come. Likely, the Ringgit will suffer further although may be slowly.
As the government's performance hits new lows, the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange (KLSE) paints a grim picture with a decade-long downward spiral. The once-mighty Ringgit has been on a relentless descent, and the size of the cabinet keeps expanding exponentially. Meanwhile, the political landscape witnesses a proliferation of new parties, all vying for their slice of the ever-shrinking economic pie.
Anwar tells companies, universities to correspond with govt in Malay The prime minister says letters written in other languages, including English, will be returned.
This is a clear sign of dementia - forget recent promises, but remember things when young
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(U guys as stock traders must hear what's not been spoken - he has hired a lot of little Napoleans in all ministries, institutions and agencies. They studied in takfit schools so cannot read English. Using English will only lead to one of these unfavourable possibilities: 1. Misunderstanding which would lead to Embarassing reply on gomen side; 2. Totally not understood!!!!!)
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Leaders, regardless of their positions, have a fundamental duty to put the interests of the people first. Failing to do so can have a profound impact on the well-being of the citizens they serve. It is essential to assess policies and decisions through the lens of how they benefit the public and address their needs.
As the government's performance hits new lows, the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange (KLSE) paints a grim picture with a decade-long downward spiral. The once-mighty Ringgit has been on a relentless descent, and the size of the cabinet keeps expanding exponentially. Meanwhile, the political landscape witnesses a proliferation of new parties, all vying for their slice of the ever-shrinking economic pie.
Sometimes , i dont blame the gov... they are trying their best. However , if the people dont like CHANGE , there is ntg much u can do.. So far , performance is SO-SO but not too BAD. however , FDI is pouring IN . Give chacne to ministers to REPENT , for now atleast...
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What could be more disheartening than a country's leader who places the welfare of their people on the backburner? In an unfortunate twist of fate, over RM100 million of hard-earned taxpayers' money is set to vanish in the blink of an eye. This disheartening revelation unfolds amidst a backdrop of overwhelming foreign debt, a seemingly ill-timed reduction in post-pandemic subsidies, a dwindling budget for crucial components of healthcare, including hospitals, doctors, medications, and overall public health. Just last week, we witnessed over RM1 million slipping away from the coffers of Selangor, and the alarming truth is that more may follow. It's a stark reminder that donations should unequivocally originate from the pockets of individual politicians themselves. Public funds, a precious resource, should be handled with the utmost care and directed prudently to serve the best interests of the citizens who entrust their well-being to their leaders.