We may not like the Chinese trait of applying themselves diligently to the task at hand and to the exclusion of all others; or their fiercely competitive nature; their kiasu-ness; their calculative frugality....
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Write comment (42 Comments) These men did it not for fame, glory nor money. They did it because they wanted to be the change that the media landscape needs to have. They wanted to see a free and independent media that is not ruled by the government or big advertisers and corporations.
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So the bangsa troika – Umno, PAS and PKR – play the ethnic game where surprisingly Umno has demonstrated twice it was/is willing to take chances with an Indian candidate in a Malay majority constituency.
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Najib Razak has played the game well by having an Indian candidate in a Malay majority area a la Ijok. Shades of Ijok also brings us to the second lesson of Hulu Selangor, that by-elections in Malaysia means the party with juggernaut-sized political machinery..
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It is said that in both good and bad times, two professions always flourish – the accountant and the undertaker. But there is a third, seldom mentioned profession which is even more versatile especially when times become worse.....
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