perception > everything else.

that's what rakyat really wants.

well he's right.

it is red herring on TDM's part.

and look at his credentials. no fake degree there.

btw, tdm should really ask who benefits from water deal between Singapore and johor.

specifically, how much does the Syarikat air johor (co-owned by ranhill and johor state govt.) make from selling treated water  to johoreans and malaccans using water bought from Singapore.

(in case ppl think johor ppl drink Singapore's newater, do understand and realise that all of the water Singapore sold to johor came from johor and never ever left johor)

Not sure if it was naivety, greed or laziness that got us trapped by the British.

If the British can even cut off the thumbs of Indian mill workers in order to destroy their textile industry, we are probably lucky just to kena conned by them.

I hope our government takes action just like what the Australian tax authorities are doing to their tax-avoiding large companies:

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-11-20/tax-...-fight/10512732
Imagine we have a factory here that produced something at RM100 and intending to sell to China at RM150. The factory can avoid paying tax on the RM50 profit by "selling" to their Singapore "marketing arm" for RM100.01 and then its "marketing arm" "sells" to China for RM150, with Singapore only levying perhaps a tiny 0.25% tax on the RM49.99 profit.

This, to me, is morally wrong.

Any experts can explain why our Labuan cant be the marketing arm that books the majority of corporate profits?

Thot it is supposed to be the ultimate or mother of tax haven?

i knew a Singaporean was gonna post this to see Malaysian's reaction to it.

This is so true, born and raised in penang, i find that water in other states not to par with the sweetness of penang island water. No wonder our food tastes so much better too.

well msians support madey

those oppose are traitors macai bn