‘Overly liberal’ economic model worries Malay groups. Are they pretending not to know or they really don't know?

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Worries about an impending “overly liberal” New Economic Model has prompted nearly 80 Malay groups to form the Malay Consultative Council (MPM) to push the federal government to maintain affirmative action for the country’s dominant race.

A Malay leader revealed that the MPM wants the Umno-led Barisan Nasional federal government to maintain a “guided” New Economic Policy (NEP) that protects the Malays and Bumiputras, saying the community was worried about moves to abolish subsidies and other forms of aid.

We want to ask all those who had grouped into forming the MPM yesterday. What do you mean by dominant race? Which clause in the federal constitution says that you are all overlords and far more supreme or greater than others? Which clause in the federal constitution do really specify and proven your greatness in terms of birth, religion, power, status, tribal and skin colour?

Please be informed that in this country, there are no masters and slaves status here at all. We did not threaten and we are not interested to take over the current racial status or to swallow your economic well-being. Your overly imaginative and "sandiwara" had in fact make you felt threatened. Actually, nobody has ever threaten your positions at all, it is you are the ones who are threatening your own community.

Another question is, why after 53 years with a definite strong backing from the NEP via monopolization of majority of the sectors in this country, the Malay community is still the same and undeveloped? You should not blame us!

You should put this blame to the Umno-led Barisan Nasional federal government who has been ruling this country since 1957. Since 1957 till now has the Pakatan Rakyat ever exist as a partner in the Umno-led Barisan Nasional federal government? No, not at all.

None of the parties in the Pakatan Rakyat coalition, PKR, DAP or PAS has ever being a federal goverment before since their inception. So, why blame them for the continuous backwardness of the Malay community?

One final question to MPM leaders. You said you are all out to fight to champion the bumiputra cause. Can you please specifically describe what bumiputra cause are you or have you and Umno being fighting for so far? Only for yourselves, your pockets, your family members so that you become more wealthier and fatter?

If MPM's cause are for bumiputras, why are you simply excluding the Orang Aslis, Siamese, Dayaks, Ibans, Melanau, Muruts, Kadazans, Dusuns, Bajaus and the rest from your so-called organization? It shows that you are not truly sincere in promoting your cause for the betterment of your bumiputra community.

We want to repeat the above second question to you. Why after 53 years of Umno's rule, your community is still lack behind and backward? You said a "guided" NEP could help to protect and enhance the socio-economic sectors in your community, but has it being a success so far?

If after 53 years of Umno's rule and your community is still lacking and backward in terms of economy, social status, financial, education, technology or civilization, then something must had went wrong with the NEP. Something is very wrong in the NEP. This the fact that NEP had totally failed, because all of you are still feeling being threatened.

All these years, NEP has been "guided" accordingly into the pockets of the elite Umno leaders who now formed a large high class and untouchable group called the "Golongan Bangsawan". NEP has been turned into a tool to enriched this "Golongan Bangsawan" for decades.

NEP had totally failed because Umno leaders had turned this programme into a personal wealth enrichment tool of their own. NEP failed, don't blame others. Blame Umno for all failures and your miseries.

One last word to MPM leaders, please stop your overly imaginative nightmares and dreams. No one has ever being a threat to your community before and no one has ever intend to do so. It is you are the ones who are threatening yourselves.

Get a good and a better quality pillow so that you will not have anymore bad dreams in future.

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