Comments on: Towards A Competitive Malaysia #15

By: Mers

Mers — Mon, 23 Jul 2007 05:33:54 +0000

Something’s troubling you Mika? Are you grief-strickened or what? I have been following this blog and enjoy reading all the interesting contribution by interesting people some of whom I know. Your postings are quite interesting too but only when you don’t write nonsense, no one understands you. You might as well write properly.

If you have nothing nice to say, just shut up, better still raise your hands and stick them to your rear before you antangonise others.

By: Shrek

Shrek — Mon, 23 Jul 2007 04:38:49 +0000

Mika
It’s confirmed that you are like the people during the time of Nabi Luqman. When Nabi Luqman was riding a donkey and his was walking and holding the reins the people would say, what a bad man Luqman,is. He should be holding the reins while his son should be riding the donkey.
When his son rode the donkey with Luqman walking and holding the reins the people would say what an ungratelul son riding the donkey while his father had to walk.
So now both Luqman and his son walked while holding the reins to the donkey and the people said what stupid person they are walking the donkey while they should be riding it.
Now both Luqman and his son rode the donkey and the people would say, how cruel Luqman and his son was for both riding the donkey.
So Luqman and his son both carried the donkey on their backs still the people called them stupid for carrying the donkey.

Mika, you are like the people, nothing Luqman do would be right. Nothing Bakri or anyone else writes would be right by you. You are the only right person. 10-4

By: Mika Angel-0

Mika Angel-0 — Sun, 22 Jul 2007 14:26:18 +0000

THE GHAZAL

So why even compete when Malaysia doesnâ€™t have the labot force to undertake all tehse labor intensive industries. Malaysia has long abandoned the agri sector for industry and now moving up to high tech and into Keconomy. - Shrek

Joke of the month award goes to Shrek!
what is keconomy? - kiok-economy?
Ethannol or H2O
Halal - toyyiban
or just haccp and iso
where’s the market, where’s the market
(to sell a wet, fat pig?)

Now, Ghazali was quite explicit
as the gambus chatters
but will his thoughts still work
like the wheezy accordian?
Ghazali ghazaling the modern way
While karen plays mak wong and mak inai

By: Shrek

Shrek — Sun, 22 Jul 2007 03:40:28 +0000

Mika
Yes bertih chewing is better than betel nut - less cancer of the mouth.
Imports don’t have to be more expensive - economy of scale here. Maybe eating wheat bread may be better than rice or for that matter Texas long grain may be better than Mat candu in terms of nutrition. Shouldn’t Malaysians be able to enjoy life necessities?
Malaysia agri production is small and not competitive. Malaysia food processing industry is also backwards as compared to Thailand. Imagine going to an Asian supermarket in the US and finding the shelves full of canned, and fresh produce from Thailand and Vietnam. These are all common food items found in SE Asia like durian, nangka, rambutans, ciku, manggis, cempedak, and many many more. Fresh and frozen. There’s also ikan kembong, bawal both hitam and puteh, belanak, tilapia, parang and even terubok from Bangladesh. So why even compete when Malaysia doesn’t have the labot force to undertake all tehse labor intensive industries.
Malaysia has long abandoned the agri sector for industry and now moving up to high tech and into Keconomy. Let Thailand, Vietnam annd other lower cost countries take over the labor intensive industroes. There’s no EPF and SOCSO in the other countries and wages are lower.

By: Mika Angel-0

Mika Angel-0 — Fri, 20 Jul 2007 14:34:19 +0000

but they would make imports more expensive. The countryâ€™s citizens would be effectively getting a pay cut, with the lowering of their living standards.
- lekiu from posting.

what if the imports gets cheaper - substitute brands not goods;
and what if it if it is. Minyak kelapa sawit replaces soya bean oil.
Can wheat replace beras, Din Merican? Bertih chewing is better
than doing the betel nuts act, don’t you think, Shrek?

what is ‘funds managers terrorism’?
is it a business act to emulate?
the gold standard can’t hold the US
but the black gold will kill you

running in circles is never lost, bakri and karen, flux-n-flow
as the multitude tawaf the black stone
while the wailing wall awaits
the cry of the hour.

By: lekiu

lekiu — Fri, 20 Jul 2007 09:42:49 +0000

“Some governments mistakenly use this market-share concept to remain â€œcompetitive.â€ A common but misguided strategy is to devalue their currencies. Such â€œcompetitive devaluationsâ€ may make the countryâ€™s products more competitive (that is, cheaper) abroad, but they would make imports more expensive. The countryâ€™s citizens would be effectively getting a pay cut, with the lowering of their living standards. That is the fallacy of such competitive devaluations”…..

How true. Embarassingly, I could only nod in agreement much as I would like to give my 2 cents worth.

By: Mika Angel-0

Mika Angel-0 — Fri, 20 Jul 2007 04:49:27 +0000

FREEDOM OF SPEECH?
- FREEDOM OF THOUGHTS

I have copied the surat cinta on bakrimus.com, dude
what do it so with it?
Freedom of censsorship
is that what you are teaching?

and is that the real qur’an you’r bringing
with all the selling of the names, bakri?

mana surat cinta(buat azalina)?
in a very sensitive, competitive village world

By: Mika Angel-0

Mika Angel-0 — Fri, 20 Jul 2007 04:44:41 +0000

Yo Dude

Have it your way!
it is your blog and an way
blog at your own peril

Bloggers’ ethic.

Just checking your alter egoes, too
Split personalities are lovely for bogging the blogs
So, let’s booogie! Bakri et al!

By: Mika Angel-0

Mika Angel-0 — Thu, 19 Jul 2007 16:19:49 +0000

is yusuf islam competitive?
is haliburton competitive
is airbus
is boeing
is china
is russia
is britain
is kosovo
is darfur
is israel
is syria
is iran
is iraq
is afghanistan
is malaysia?