Bad press may hurt tourism in Malaysia.
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http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2005/11/29/nation/12715674&sec=nation
Very bad imaged shown from Malaysia... Please read throughly before goto Malaysia. This is how Malaysia Malay peoples treat us. -
The press again.....
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what has it got to do with us?
its between malaysia and china. -
xcombo trying to pull us in?Originally posted by dragg:what has it got to do with us?
its between malaysia and china. -
malaysian PM has already apologised to china.
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just wanna to gip some advice to felow singaporean. Dont think u are great, when u face it's , u're deadmeat...
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What are you trying to put across? The news was presented in different subject.Originally posted by Xcombo:just wanna to gip some advice to felow singaporean. Dont think u are great, when u face it's , u're deadmeat...
Nobody is thinking that they are great lah. -
aiyah dont bother it la...just read la...
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seems like their PM is all alone. there arent much support for him.
the internal minister told whomever thinks that malaysia is cruel should leave the country. -
Can...Originally posted by dragg:seems like their PM is all alone. there arent much support for him.
the internal minister told whomever thinks that malaysia is cruel should leave the country.
Obviously they are protecting their police force
It is just like Mahathir's era -
Malaysia sucks. My friends and I went there a couple of times just to skate or just chill and smoke. Firends got scammed there b4. People acting poor asking for cash and idiot "Ice Baby" taking all our damn drinks, kept asking for ciggs and asked us " ahda Ice baby?"
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*shrugz*
boh wa eh dai ji. -
i oni go there 2 buy "original" cds.
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xcombo , are u from china ? if yes ... dont say this is how they treat us , say , dis is how they treat my fellow china mates .... cos dis got noting to do with singaporeans ... china has got noting to do with singapore
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yes ,i agree with you absolutelyOriginally posted by gUms:xcombo , are u from china ? if yes ... dont say this is how they treat us , say , dis is how they treat my fellow china mates .... cos dis got noting to do with singaporeans ... china has got noting to do with singapore
malaysia dare to fight with china,i admire his courage, i think china should put an aircraft carrier on south china sea,majority of it belongs to china ,many ppl say like this ,but govt do not do it .i do not know why -
I'm not surprised at all about the way the treated China-nese people. It's the very attitude of these China-nese that pisses many other people off!
I think they deserved it!!!
PeskY! -
It does affect Singapore indirectly. Chinese tourists tend to go along the Singapore-Malaysia-Thailand route. If they were to avoid Malaysia, they will also avoid Singapore and Thailand.
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Why? Are they hanging an Australian too?
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singapore and thailand should now have a promotion excluding malaysia.Originally posted by oxford mushroom:It does affect Singapore indirectly. Chinese tourists tend to go along the Singapore-Malaysia-Thailand route. If they were to avoid Malaysia, they will also avoid Singapore and Thailand.
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i'm from other world. Dont bother what world.
U never been across those malay teenagers...they damn cruel. They can hits u with fucking saber. I told u Malaysia no laws. All god damn lows only for own Malay. Lol.
In Jb different, further more like Larkin, Pontian maybe worst...got damn boring lifes. Upper more Seremban, Melaka, Kuantan, Kedah, KL, Ipoh, Pahang, Perak, P.Pinang.....Reach Thailand.
All lifes there damn boring. U go beach stink with jellyfish, drive car hit by lorry, drive motorbike gip car crash. walk alone gip robbers. -
where are you from? thailand?
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now 2 iranian businessman alleged they were asked to pay bribes of RM500. they refused and was asked to stripped and eventually jailed for a few hours.
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they are organising a million dollar lucky draw to attract the mainland chinese.
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extracted from CNA.
KUALA LUMPUR - A furore erupted Wednesday after a Malaysian woman identified herself as the mystery figure in a police abuse scandal thought to involve a Chinese national that triggered protests from Beijing.
An inquiry into the case heard testimony Tuesday from a 22-year-old ethnic Malay who said she was the woman in a highly publicised video clip of a woman who was stripped and forced to perform squats in police custody.
The incident -- dubbed "Malaysia's Abu Ghraib" after the Iraqi jail scandal -- embarrassed the government and forced the home minister to make a fence-mending trip to China.
The footage, captured on a mobile phone, emerged after several Chinese women complained to the media of being humiliated and robbed by Malaysian police officers, after they were accused of possessing fake passports.
But the woman's testimony that she was a Muslim Malaysian arrested earlier this year on drugs charges raised questions over why the China link had not been ruled out earlier.
Opposition leader Lim Kit Siang criticised the handling of the case, saying that Malaysia's national interests had been undermined and that the scandal should have been "nipped in the bud" much sooner.
"It is ridiculous if a commission of inquiry has to be established to ascertain the nationality of the woman when such information is in the hands of the police, which should have been disclosed to parliament at the first available opportunity," he told AFP.
But he said the central issue was why police subjected any person to the humiliating squats procedure, which is apparently designed to reveal objects hidden in bodily cavities.
"Malaysians should be angry, regardless of her race or nationality, at such treatment," he said. "The treatment is deplorable, it is not reduced one jot by what nationality you are."
The bizarre twist has reportedly triggered rumours that the woman who appeared at the inquiry, who appeared stockier than the fair-skinned woman in the video, was involved in a cover-up.
"There is already a suggestion that the woman who appeared before the commission yesterday may not be the woman in the video clip at all, as the police are involved in a massive cover-up over this diplomatic mess," a columnist in the New Straits Times said Wednesday.
"Conspiracy theorists should get a life," said the column by Zainul Arifin.
The Malaysian Bar Council observer at the hearing, lawyer Edmund Bon, said that although the woman's identity was suppressed and her face was hidden from public view, she gave an ethnic Malay name and appeared to be Malaysian.
"There's no doubt about it, that she's a Malay girl. She also spoke in Malay," he told AFP. - AFP/ir -
Don't understand why sgporeans like to go malaysia.
Heard too many stories already:
murder, robbery, car kenna stolen, beaten up cases etc
of singaporeans who go there, from relative/friends's friends etc.
Too many cases.