DR Mahathir still resonates with Malaysians with the Malaysia Boleh, war cry that invokes pride in all of us that together, we can indeed do the impossible.
WITH Madani, we are left to lick our own wounds and settle with the score, that by law it is okay READ : to pay a local fresh graduate RM1,700 per month, which is what an illiterate Bangladeshi worker will also be getting paid.
WHERE is the premium of being a Malaysian, which comes with an obligation to die for the flag in the event of war? No where insight.
THE same goes when the country awarded the second 5G licence to U Mobile Bhd, which at that point of award was majority owned by a foreign entity.
AGAIN, where is the premium of being a Malaysian, which comes with an obligation to die for the flag in the event of war? No where insight.
U MOBILE has attempted to rectify the matter, but then again as the Edge had rightfully pointed out, there is only READ : Confusion over Temasek's ST Telemedia stake size after it inks deal to pare down 'majority stake' in U Mobile to 20%..
EVEN if this confusion is eventually put straight, we won't forget that MADANI promised us inclusively, which leaves most Malaysians confused, because the number of U Mobile shareholders doesn't exceed even five fingers, as opposed to that of TM and Maxis shareholders which can easily surpass 10,000.