Sit back and watch MALAYsia disintegrate.
The current internal politics of MALAYsia is so divisive that it
bears heavily on all administrative and economic decisions which
will affect one community overwhelmingly, resulting in an
overbearing burden on the other communities. This has been
practised since the occurence of the racial riots in the
1960's.
Although the Chinese Malaysian community is not helped by any
MALAYsian Government policies, and impeded by all handicaps given
to the Malay-"Bumi" MALAYsians, they are supposedly the largest
contributor to the national wealth of MALAYsia as a
community.
The Indian Malaysian community is likewise not helped by any
MALAYsian Government policies, and the MIC has lost its own voice
with a leader that wears different Christian Dior suits to work for
each day of the week, while his community ekes out a living working
as cheap labor in the plantation estates.
The MALAYsian Government is now so desperate for funds to help to
pay for all the grandiose government policies that they are
unleashing the heavily MALAY dominated Government Agencies to
unravel the well organised and balanced economic systems that have
been observed since the last riots in the late 1960's.
House to house survey will be conducted to find out how many
occupants are paying taxes and what assets are owned.
Much depends on the arbitrary written reports of the MALAYsian
Government Civil Servant who conducts the survey.
Presently, there are many young accounting graduates - (largely
Malay-Bumiputras, as this is one of the choice University Courses
with a heavy quota given to the Bumi to allow them to break into
the Chinese dominated business world) - who are mostly unemployed
or unemployable (due to low standards of training).
Plans are afoot to unleash them onto the Chinese dominated business
community to hunt for tax evaders.
Besides affecting the largely medium and small sized businesses and
industries of Malaysian Chinese owned enterprises, it will also
affect the bigger Corporations that are run by Chinese Executives
but figure headed by Malay-"Bumis".
There will be a clash at all levels of board room politics, as well
as more slush and hush funds to be moved from one pocket to another
- with much disenchantment and grudges.
Singapore businesses and industries that are set up in Malaysia,
will be advised to watch how their books are kept - one for the
Government, one for the Bank, and one for themselves as believed to
be practised by most Malaysian businesses.
Self-destruct already started in starts and stops, and an under
current of resentment has been existing since the heavy handed
policies favoring the Malay-"Bumis" were ramrod down the throats of
the other communities.