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http://sg.news.yahoo.com/ex-malaysian-pm-mahathir-hospital-083159270.html
Former M'sian  PM Mahathir Mohamad, 88, was admitted to hospital on Monday with a chest infection, his office said.
" The medical team is closely monitoring his condition and is satisfied with his progress," the official Bernama news agency said, citing a statement from Mahathir's Perdana Leadership Foundation research institute.
Mahathir, however, is expected to remain in the National Heart Institute for the next few days. He is receiving treatment and physiotherapy.
Mahathir was the country's 4th and longest-serving PM, in office from 1981 to 2003. He remains an influential figure in M'sian politics.
In 2010 he was admitted to a Melbourne hospital for a similar chest infection while visiting the Australian city to address a seminar.
Mahathir has undergone two coronary bypass surgeries, in 1989 and 2007.
http://www.malaysiakini.com/news/239189
http://sg.news.yahoo.com/malaysia-got-talent-being-driven-away-mostly-singapore-060642062.html
M'sia's best and brightest leaving to find greener pastures.  A  report released by the World Economic Forum.
Report notes  - Putrajaya's affirmative action policies as well as over reliance on cheap migrant labour have kept M'sia from achieving a skilled workforce to compete with its smaller and richer neighbour.
The Geneva-based body's Human Capital Index evaluates  - quality of healthcare, infrastructure and education, in order to gauge a country's ability to develop a skilled workforce.
Economists say Malaysia's economic potential has been stifled by affirmative action policies which favour Bumiputeras. Its 2013 report ranks M'sia at the 22nd spot in a list of 122 countries. Topping the list is Switzerland, followed by Finland, Singapore, the Netherlands and Sweden. Asean countries in the list include Thailand(44), Indonesia (53) and Philippines (66).
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Malaysians becoming more racist, threatening country?s foundation, says Dr Mahat?His policies, introduced in 1970s to eliminate poverty and close wealth gap between Malays and other communities, have only enriched a handful of individuals close to the ruling coalition.
 
Malaysian Insider  ?  Thu, Oct 10, 2013
Ex-PM.  Dr  M on M'sians becoming more racist than ever by making demands that he said could threaten the country's foundation. On growing discontent by non-Malays.
" I read reports in the papers saying that now  PM Seri Najib is going backwards towards the day of favouring the Bumiputeras.
" Dr M said, in defending PM Datuk Seri Najib Razak. The critics forgot that in the past, resentment of the rich by the poor had resulted in people rebelling against the govt. This, he said, gave birth to such ideologies as socialism and communism.
" If the poor is related to race, the potential for violence is much greater. We want to correct that disparity," Dr M said  on a visit to the MMC-Gamuda MRT construction site in KL.
" Each race has got its own extremist and make demands which disrupt the stability of the state. " So it's better to make a little sacrifice to correct imbalances within our society so that every race can have a share from all that is going on in this country."
Dr M latest remarks appear to be a break from his recent series of criticism on Najib. He had called Putrajaya's cash disbursement under Bantuan Rakyat 1M'sia as " ineffective" and also spoken out against the repeal of draconian acts. Najib had  3 years ago also introduced the New Economic Model, replacing the controversial New Economic Policy.
The recently announced Bumiputera Economic Empowerment Plan (BEEP) will grant Bumiputeras access to over RM30 bil in funding and contracts.
http://sg.news.yahoo.com/chinese-flocking-malaysia-bargain-homes-080000644.html
The Edge also quoted local property developers who were shocked with the boldness of Country Gdn in developing its project all at one go instead of launching it phase by phase as is commonly done.
It was only in Dec last year that Country Garden purchased 57 acres of land from Iskandar Waterfront Sdn Bhd for RM800 million ? the first and biggest investment to date by the company, and a developer from China in the area.
Its Country Garden@DangaBay project, with an estimated gross development value of RM18 billion, was subsequently launched in August this year.
Danga Bay is situated in Johor Baru, near the booming new township of Iskandar Malaysia, which is set to become a property hotspot after Hong Kong and Singapore imposed 15 per cent levies to slow down foreign investments that had overheated their property markets.
The Chinese investors? foray into Malaysia?s real estate scene comes amid cooling measures announced by Putrajaya following rocketing house prices caused by speculation.
http://www.malaysiakini.com.my/news/246208
" A  classic case of David vs Goliath. Mahathir had everything at his disposal to get rid of Lim. He tried but did not succeed just like he tried to  get rid  off his then deputy Anwar Ibrahim."
" Very obvious. Mahathir still craves  for influence and power that he once hold and that explains why he is so bitter that he no longer calls the shots..."
teeth53 ( Date: 09-Nov-2013 17:56) Posted:
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'Mahathir wants me dead, but I want him to live'
Responding to the macabre debate over retirement, Lim Kit Siang says he is praying that the former premier will live till 100 to see the 'end of Mahathirism'.  
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By-election loss deals father n Son.  Mukhriz another blow...
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KEDAH Menteri Besar Mukhriz Mahathir surprised his own camp during the by-election campaign in the state last week when he decided to spend the night in a ...www.straitstimes.com/the-big-story/asia- report/malaysia/story/... - Cached
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http://news.asiaone.com/news/singapore/singaporean-detained-johor-checkpoint-reversed-stamp-passport Shin Min Daily News, Mr Wang, a hawker, was making his way back to Singapore some 30 mins later after purchasing some Traditional Chinese Medicine, but was stopped by M'sian custom officials at checkpoint.
An official initially claimed that Mr Wang's passport was not stamped, and got another colleague over.
Speaking to a reporter from Shin Min Daily, Mr Wang said: " After the Malaysian customs officer told me to park my car by the roadside, he escorted me to their office."
Mr Wang said that there were three officials present, and one of them photocopied his passport, while another official explained to him that the delay was due to the erroneous stamp on his passport.
 

http://www.malaysiakini.com.my/news/245306

Prove that you back BN, mr 10% son of M'sia ex-premier. Mukhriz on Sungai Limau by-election
In a Malay-majority seat with only 1,500 Chinese registered voters, Umno, which claimed to be the protector of the Malays, if failed to win the Sungai Limau by-election, will again blame the Chinese.
What is this logic here?
teeth53 ( Date: 28-Oct-2013 10:25) Posted:
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Nigel Aw - Oct 28, 2013
Many people who did not deserve to win in the recent Umno party election emerged victorious because of the money they splashed, claimed former prime minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad
Writing in the media recently Ummo election run up, he said UMNO would soon " meet its demise" if not rejuvenated by fresh talent.
My son's not the chosen one, laments Mahathir
teeth53 ( Date: 19-Oct-2013 23:16) Posted:
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Umno mouthpiece -  Utusan M'sia has played the race card again.
  http://sg.news.yahoo.com/utusan-calls-chinese-ungrateful-again-013225722.html
Who'll win? Team Najib the winner n not Team Mr 10%?
Coming October 25, 2013.
PM NajibRazak Brand, as he seeks to outline various plans to boost the economy in M'sia during the upcoming Budget.
http://www.malaysiakini.com.my/news/244289
Mahathirism era has finally coming to an end?,
or else " Mahathir's power by proxy" .
Announcement of team  Najib, The winner. 
http://www.thestar.com.my/
Umno polls: It's Zahid, Shafie, Hisham for VP
UPDATE - 11pm: KL: All three incumbents Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi, Datuk Seri Shafie Apdal and Datuk Seri Hishammuddin Hussein have been retained as vice-presidents in the Umno elections Saturday.
Umno VP. Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi thanked party's grassroots members.
Zahid has a healthy lead of 117 votes from 118 division results, ahead of Datuk Seri Shafie Apdal (106), Datuk Seri Hishammuddin Hussein (65) and Datuk Mukhriz Mahathir (53) as of 7.30pm today.
He regularly snipes at the govt from the sidelines, opposing Najib's moves in recent years to liberalize tough security laws.
Writing in the media recently Ummo election  run up, he said UMNO would soon " meet its demise" if not rejuvenated by fresh talent.