tim said...
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Perhaps it is also time to ask Mahathir to account for the many billions he spent with impunity - CyberJaya, his  palace, Putrajaya, the Twin Towers, and million lost in derivatives, speculation, tin market, etc.

What happens now is an extension of what he established - the culture of corruption and extravagance.

This is a golden opportunity for local universities to do something good for the country: set up a group of thinking  scholars to critically and objectively - analyze the positive or negative contributions of Mahathir during his tenure  as our PM - do the various projects initiated by Mahathir - really bring benefits to Malaysia and Malaysians?

(e.g. the Bakun dam, the Bank Bumi incidents, the highway, the Multimedia Super Corridor, the Petronas Twin Towers,  the Proton car projects, Putrajaya, the steel industry, the attempt to corner the tin market of LME, the toll  contracts signed with the operators, etc.)

How much money has been lost? Would it be better if the money were distributed to the citizens of Malaysia?

Vision 2020 is destined to fail because Malaysia has the naive mentality of "buying its way" to "fully-developed  nation status".

Ask ourselves: Are we mentally ready? Are we socio-economically ready? Do we have the skills, perseverance, knowledge  and above all - the right attitude and ethics?

Look at all the developed nations. Is there any one country that has achieved its developed nation status by chance?  There is surely no short cut! Are our management and system of this country failing?

Having efficient and good leadership is one thing, but having a management without a good system is scary because good  leaders come and go, and we can't depend on just that……….therefore having an efficient and good system is crucial or  else, disaster is waiting to happen.

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