better off trying your best to plant a Prime Minister in Putrajaya and influence from within, preferably a Malay-Muslim that goes to SJK(C) and wouldn't mind having kolok mee and can speak Chinese one.
this post was submitted on 18 Aug 2023
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There is a huge banner in the forehead of almost every Malays.
"We cannot accept Malaysian ethnic Indians and Chinese even though they have been here for several generations and centuries, and born here, we cannot allow them to be elected as our leaders, we are political correct because PAS says so" /s
"We are not racist because we are different' /s
People from the Borneo states will have to up their games, if they are serious about changing the power vacuum that is happening.