Malaysians to start boycotting Singapore products

idwar SG

To settle all unhappiness, I say Malaysia and Singapore re-join as one........hehehe

Fatum SG

To settle all unhappiness, I say Malaysia and Singapore re-join as one........hehehe

it's gonna be a drain on Singapore's economy to play rich uncle to a basket case ...

so nah .... let's not ...

googoomuck SG

To settle all unhappiness, I say Malaysia and Singapore re-join as one........hehehe

Malaysia rejoin Indonesia first...hehehe

pearlie27 SG

To settle all unhappiness, I say Malaysia and Singapore re-join as one........hehehe

Don't be too sure, that may be the start of all unhappiness!

OH-FF SG

Malaysia rejoin Indonesia first...hehehe

I'm the Descendant of Caveman ABOBABA , he won the King of Asia fighting against DoDoDada.

So i claim King of Asia?

Typhoon SG

To settle all unhappiness, I say Malaysia and Singapore re-join as one........hehehe

After all the trouble we went through to get rid of Malaysia in 1965? I think not....... hehehe

abao SG

Those extremist can argue for all they want. The Singapore local Government (Be it British, Japanese or Singaporean) had effectively exercised effective control over the land ever since 1819. Even as a federal State in the States of Malaya, policy making still lies in the Singapore Govt.

Take the Falklands Island as an example. The British gained the right of administering the Islands through exercising their sovereignty.

What they should focus on is making the Pedra Branca area safer for ships to nagivate and work to get shipping permits from both Governments so that their fishing community can truely benefit.

Scania SG

So wait, those Malaysians want to boycott Singaporean companies?

So they are saying that what ever companies which have connections should be boycotted and leave them to suffer. They should know the economical implications of that. Seagate, Chartered semiconductors and Motorola (soon not to be) are companies in Singapore which employ a large amount of Malaysians. If they are going to boycott things which are 'Made in Singapore', then wouldn't it mean that those workers would suffer. If they really want a boycott, what will happen to their IDR, where most of the investments (which the amount is pathetically low) is from Singapore. it just makes me wonder what kind of person the Malaysian blogger (which I suspect is a bumi) can be.

Shouldn't they also look at their pathetic political state right now? Why is Singapore having a better standard of living despite having no natural resrouces, while Malaysia, has oil off Terengganu and east Malaysia. Instead of just being jealous of everything Singapore does or achieves, they should review their bumiputera policy, which causes inefficiency, complacency amongst the bumis, and biasness against non-bumis.

Just can say Malaysia tak boleh.

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