Silent Goodbyes...
The more I read about articles written by various races on the issue of marginalisation and the "miscalculation" of Bumi equity share in the economy, the more I get worked up. But after meeting a few yellow-skinned friends some time ago in my return to M'sia in 10 years and reflected upon their thinking, I realised that the majority race in Malaysia has nothing to worry about.
If you've noticed the trend, more private businesses are venturing overseas in search of greener pastures and fair competition. The foreign educated ones are staying overseas after their studies, the smart & resourceful locally educated ones who managed to get overseas postings settle down there and those "rejected" by our education system/scholarship policies migrate down south or down under, bidding a silent goodbye to our country...
Would you be sad or happy for this? Is this what we brought to ourselves?
Sadly, only time will tell...
If you've noticed the trend, more private businesses are venturing overseas in search of greener pastures and fair competition. The foreign educated ones are staying overseas after their studies, the smart & resourceful locally educated ones who managed to get overseas postings settle down there and those "rejected" by our education system/scholarship policies migrate down south or down under, bidding a silent goodbye to our country...
Would you be sad or happy for this? Is this what we brought to ourselves?
Sadly, only time will tell...
