@@mahamahatair8305 *peduli apa aku .. Kutty memang gilerr popular ... gilerr menambah kekayaan anak2 dan kroni2 dia ... Kutty smart and canning tabur dedak kat kau ... dpt lerr kau tumpang project Kutty anak- beranak ... negara sendiri muflis Kutty peduli apa ... Adib mati peduli apa ... Puuiii*
a very rare speech that we could ever expected from the leaders of the most powerful countries in the world except WAR, EMBARGO, SANCTIONS, undemocratic leaders of their own country..!?
Tun M your visit to the London hospital to visit the beautiful little girl really touched my heart . God's willing she will recover well and have a normal life in Malaysia
A joke that tells the truth in an indirect but powerful way. The world need a paradigm change and I think Malaysian can lead the way, the Malaysian way. Well done Tun.
@@mamaazeem6383 wey padam la kau punya komen tu, orang luar da pandang tinggi kat tun pon kau pula yang nak kotorkan dye, bagi aq x payah la sampai cakap cmtu sebb orng luar yg baca komen kau ni pasti cakap 'bodo ya orang malaysia' tapi dalam bahasa mereka. Kalau x puas hati sangat pru seterusnya pilih pemimpin yg lain.. Kau paham kan.. Aq tulis BM sebb x nak orng luar paham ape yg aq nk sampaikan..
@@august0837 dia jeles sbb najib slalu kene cemuh dgn org luar.. Even kat arab sana.. Unlike tun yg mana org luar pandang tinggi terhadap dia.. Itu fakta.
Aku doakan semoga semua Perdana Menteri Malaysia bermula Allahyarham Tunku Abdul Rahman sampai Tun Dr. Mahathir, terus menjadi orang yang bermanfaat untuk agama, bangsa dan negara. Hormat mereka semua sebagai saudara sesama Islam
Even at this age of 93 his performance is Excellent. He is our Prime Minister for the 2nd.time and now in the midst of eradicating Corruption. Malaysians are solidly behind Tun to remain in Power but as Our Prime Minister for a full term of 5 years until the coming 15th. General Election to place Malaysia in the forefront in all aspects to be respected by the World.
Terbaik tun...👍👍👍.. ini baru perjuang rakyat... Dia bukan setakat nk pulih kan Malaysia... Malahan nk pulih kan negara negara lain yg di tindas... Malaysia negara yg bernasib baik sebab x kena tindas dgn China....
What Japan limited population? Japan total population is 127million and its equal to 4 times Malaysia population. For the informations Japan itself with the foreign labor from Malaysia, Indonesia and other Asia countries. Dont get wrong the Japan also need low cost labor to stay competitive. The foreign workers is global issue to the developed nation such like the human trafficking in Australia. Japan also need the foreign workers to work in various sector in order to make sure their product price is affordable.
@@Gojo4053 out of 127mil population how many is age above 40-50 years old? Limited population i mean japan recorded the lowest birth rate in the world.if the old man can work like tun m then its ok.Do you mean in order to provide cheap labour, its should import foreign worker? Then tun m strategy to get busineses from uk should be to inform msia have cheap labour but cheap foreign labour worker like bangladesh?then the investor better invest in bangladesh instead.i myself running own shop and i can hire cheap foreign worker and forget abt local but it will not good for the economy as foreigner send out money to oversea.
Mohamad riduan Buang I understand your concerns and partly agree to your statement. If foreign workers are working in Malaysia, large amount of money are sent outside of Malaysia and not being spent, invested and circulated in Malaysia. However, even if we want to use local Malaysians for cheap labour, just how many of them are willing to do that? In these days, almost all young Malaysians have degrees for many different industries but unfortunately the jobs for these people are very limited and there are not as many opportunities for the younger people with higher qualifications. Then how should the government react?
Tak pa bro..tngok crita Tamil pun kadang2 Tak paham..to nangis gak...hihihi...biar la Tak brape pandai janji Tak bodo sombong..sampai nama elok mak bapak Kasi..tukar najis lembu..😂😂
Shahrizal Mohamad : masih ada masa lagi untuk berlajar ... Jangan putus asa !! Beli buku english dajah 1 belajar bila sudah faham naik ke darjah 2 dan seterus nya... Saya yakin and boleh berjaya... Good luck...
Tun took over the gov almost a year and up to now still haven't any significant result and yet the recent scandal involving one of minister in PH are giving tough challenge to him to lead the govt. The time he made come back is not the right time where the global economy crisis and trade war between China and US also not giving any advantage to Malaysia. The other issue is about the sanction imposed to our PALM OIL from the EU also resulted the economy impact to the Malaysia. Those issues is giving advantages to PH opponent party to attack the present gov.
@@august0837 Yes understood the challenge is not only from the domestic issue, but its also come from the international issues. The foreign policy is vital to us. We need to stand which side and neutral is not the choice. Tun firms and consistently and constanly fire the west and jews will result the economy impact unless we have back door policy. The China yes agreed to import more palm oils, but how about the price that china offer to us. Beside that the Russia also committed to purchase palm from us and this probably will give some advantage, but the terms and conditions from Russia is we need to exchange trade with Russia by purchase weapons from them. This is another risk should to consider. We will remark as pro Russia and will give another pressure and possible to get new economy sanction from EU or US. ELEPHANT VS ELEPHANT and the deer will get die, that facts indeed
The Turkish author slams Tun for his speech in Cambridge recently. The Tun firm statements regarded the Jews recently is disrespectful according to the Turkish author. Some commenters claimed that TUN bring chaos to the PH and rules by divided and control also Tun is practice racism, but those critics is expected when you give a fire to the ZIONIST JEWS.
Kalau ...boleh kongsi2...1 ketika dulu ada generasi ke2 felda, bila tengok Tun M berucap, cepat2 saja dia ubah channel...tak sangka pun skg ini, jadi peminat setia...huh...😃😃😃
Credit: Arjun Dhar I attended Tun Dr Mahathir’s address to the Cambridge Union yesterday. It was a disappointing and unpleasant experience. Before entering, I had thought of him as an enigma, a giant of history with the tremendous recent achievement of having pulled Malaysia from the throes of deep-set corruption. The man I saw at the Union came across as a wily politician but distinctly mediocre candidate for governance. He had around him a large gaggle of sycophantic invitees, some of whom I recognised as senior political figures. This, more than anything else, liberated me from the idea that Mahathir is a methodical man who calibrates his statements to his audience. They clapped and cheered when he made shocking wisecracks about Jewish people. They would probably have believed that pigs could fly if he claimed it. These are my impressions of Mahathir post-talk: 1. Mahathir chooses what he wants to believe and looks for reasons to justify them after. And many of the things he believes are rightly considered incendiary. When asked by an audience member about whether affirmative action in favour of Malays was not racial discrimination, he said that it was necessary to prevent racial confrontation based on perceived inequalities between the races. This is not a bad reason, until one remembers that it will be a cold day in hell before Malaysia sees affirmative action policies in favour of its Chinese and Indian citizens. Recall what bumiputera means: "sons of the earth". These are policies to favour Malays, and always will be. Mahathir called gay marriage a “regressive” way of thinking, saying that the objective of marriage was procreation. When asked by the moderator about whether infertile people should also be excluded from marriage, he backpedalled and said that marriage must be between a man and a woman - a position unsupported by his justifications but explained by the first words out of his mouth: “I don’t understand this gay marriage.” 2. He holds himself to average standards of reasoning and low standards of evidence His arguments were full of inconsistencies, sometimes in a single sentence. He criticised The West for its generalisations of Malays as backward and lazy (something they haven't done in about half a century). He then proceeded to agree with that characterisation and said that Jewish people worldwide were complicit in the “killings” of the Israeli state. When a member of the audience queried him on why he felt it acceptable to generalise when he criticised "The West" for doing so, he retreated to another generalisation: "sometimes we have to generalise". There was no explanation as to why this was one of those times. He said that the Jewish people should have learned from their experiences in WWII not to treat others that way (referring to the Palestinians). He did not acknowledge Malaysia’s treatment of its minorities, or his experiences of racism as a medical student in Singapore. He said that the nuances of the English language meant that The West was not serious in its criticisms of Malaysia. This might have been a joke, I'm not sure. In any event, he did not correct himself. He also said that Malaysia needed to learn from the East. The moderator asked him whether Malaysia would learn from Taiwan, which had just legalised gay marriage. Without irony, he replied at once that the idea was regressive. He was poorly prepared for obvious counter-arguments to his points. He did not have a response to the common counter-argument that if marriage is only for procreation then it must exclude infertile people as well. As regards poor standards of evidence, he repeated the heavily debunked claim that Malaysia is being shortchanged by Singapore in the sale of raw and purified water. There cannot be a more obvious example of fake news; Singapore has repeatedly pointed out that Malaysia saves far more from the current economic arrangement than Singapore does, and the numbers support it. Mahathir also made the claim that Singapore sells water to Malaysia for 50 ringgit per thousand gallons and I am certain that he believed it. He emphasised this number repeatedly and with great consternation. The actual value is 50 sen per thousand gallons. 3. The audience was stacked. There were at least 30 (if not more) people who appeared to be special invitees of Malaysia. They collectively made up about half the audience. They nodded agreeably when Mahathir criticised The West, and laughed and cheered at his jokes. They fell silent when the moderator called Mahathir out on logical inconsistencies. At one point, Mahathir tastelessly remarked that nearly all Jewish people were bad, but the few good ones were the ones he knew. This was a ridiculous and racist thing to say. I looked around the audience. His invitees chuckled loudly and appreciatively, clapped and cheered. Almost all of the Cambridge attendees were in silent disbelief. 4. It felt uncomfortably immoral. Mahathir spent considerable time painting Jewish people in general as bad. His interviewer, Adam Davies, is an American of Jewish descent, and said so during one of his questions. It was an uncomfortable experience seeing Mahathir justify his racist comments to Davies without shame. To Davies's credit, he conducted himself extremely professionally. For me, the mystique has been shorn off Mahathir. He is a powerful man, yes, and one who needs to be taken seriously, not despite being illogical, uncritical, and racist but perhaps precisely for that reason.
Cita laa langit tinggi mna pon, cita laa gempak mna skli pon, kmi dimalaysia memerhati pemerintahan dan merasa prubahan ekonomi negara, beban rakyat, FOR NOW IS NOTHING DIFFERENT, jgn risau masa masih berjalan tun
@@arashsyafiq5261 Not totally correct. Malaysia was made up of Federated States - Selangor, Perak, Negeri Sembilan and Pahang Unfederated States - Johor, Kedah, Kelantan, Perlis, and Terengganu The Three Straits Settlements - Penang, Malacca and Singapore [of which SG was asked to leave after two years] The two states of East Malaysia namely Sarawak and Sabah I used was because of SG which is no longer part of Malaysia.
Can we stop these visits.The country needs action The Doctor need no introduction n he need no glorification now.Dont forget he holds a world Guinness record.Come home and lees the young minister.
syabas tun...dan jangan lupa abis tempoh 2 tahun letak jawatan ..beri pada saudara anuar ibrahim jadi pm..insyallah lebih banyak kejayaan yang akan dicapai negara malaysia..mmmmm
