Some of you might not like the late Tun Razak and the circumstances under which he became the second PM but he did talk sensible things sometimes.
Please click The Bastardisation of "Social Contract" - Part II to read more.
It is interesting to note that the British MPs when debating on the Independence issue, used the terms Chinese-Malayans and Indian-Malayans to refer to the Chinese and Indian in the then Malaya. The general practice now is to use Malaysian Chinese and Malaysian Indian to refer to the Chinese and Indian here. My question is whether there is any difference between Chinese Malaysian and Malaysian-Chinese?
My English expert said there is no such thing as "Malaysian Chinese" but there is Malay-Chinese, that refer to Malay with a Chinese citizenship. So we are Chinese-Malaysian.
DOW
Wow Dow remained close to 100 points lower after two hours of trading, looks like it is forming the wave 2. Hopefully it is a 3% correction to 10,800. Keep your fingers crossed.
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