Can U Spot Da Difference?

Dear all,

I usually disregard junk emails as I’ve no time 2 glance thru and most of the times the contents r nuts n dirty (well u know wat I mean) lol


But da one I received y’day was clearly an exception. I was speechless –jaw dropping- while reading 2wards da end. Blatantly, only now I know why our ‘neighbour’ is far more advanced and sophisticated than us. From da easiest disciplinary implementation on environment (every1 knows dat littering on any part of Singapore, one’ll be fined as well cud possibly end up in prison) 2 da hardest and most crucial nation governance of da country.


I still cud recall, upon attending Tunku Abdul Aziz’s public lecture on ‘Ethical Conduct of Malaysian MPs’, he vividly mentioned dat Singapore’s victory in combating bribery and corruption lies from its leaders who came into office wif clean hands n running da office wif clean pockets. They strictly observe “check and balance” policy, ensuring da every penny of the tax-payer’s contribution wudn’t b wasted and make it a worthwhile.


N only know I come to realize, how cud dis impossible scenario (in Malaysia) b possible in Singapore. I submit, da level of intellectuality and intelligence between these set of leaders, has justifiably distinguished da standards upheld among two nations.


However, you shudnt accuse me of degrading our local unis. I am not asserting dat da Malaysian unis aren’t gud/excellent (or whatever remark u wish to write) in its field but its just not as compatible as da universities where da Singaporean leaders graduated from. But frankly speaking, u dun av to preach anyone wif da fact dat, Cambridge n Harvard are far better than UM.


No objections @ all. Nuff sed.


Proven, da level of intelligence generates ‘outstanding outputs’ from its subjects. N I av been experiencing dis a lot. Those who are abroad-graduated demonstrate a different way of thinking, idealism and aspiration wif da one graduated locally. Whether they r better or worst, is a second issue. Both have their own ‘respective’ parameters to offer.


N I’m not an exception 2 dis. da way I perceive things 5 years back wasn’t da same wif wat I am analysing now. Still I cudnt find da answer how cud I jumped from being quite so-and-so conservative/orthodox into one being flexible, relaxed and positive way in looking @ n sailing in life.


Ya ya people changed. So do I


Back to da discussion, shall we? LOL


Again, pointing out fingers 2 da Malaysian leaders wudn’t solve da issue(s). Dere’s no way we can change or even touch da Minister’s portfolio which has been recently spelled out by the PM.


Perhaps a gud Q 2 throw is – wat can I do 4 a better Malaysia? Where will I stand in the next 10 years time? Time rotates incredibly fast, witnessing da transformation of da young becoming old (or not-so-young like me) n da olds will be leaving. Da issue is, are we prepared 4 such changes?


Im sorry shud my submission is flaw and contains no substance (at all???) in it. Yeah, it cud be any of my daily ramblings when I see things around. But hey, its my freedom of expression n I av da rite 2 express myself in anyway I want.


When there’s a will, there always be a way


For a better Malaysia,


ZI

P/S: I wont be able 2 reply within dis weekends as I’ll be away for Taylors’ Excursion 2 Mount Angsi wif studs. (n please dun ask me where da hell da Mount is or I’ll only can tell once I got back) I’ll be checking mails on Monday n onwards. Till then buh-bye

XXX



SINGAPORE CABINET

MALAYSIA CABINET


PM Lee Hsien Loong Cambridge University - First Class Honours (1974) Harvard University - Masters (1980)

PM Abdullah bin Haji Ahmad Badawi University of Malaya - Bachelor of Arts Honours (1964)


SM Goh Chok Tong University of Singapore - First Class Honours (1964) Williams College , USA - Masters (1967)
Deputy PM Dato' Sri Najib Razak University of Nottingham - Bachelor of Arts Honours (1974)


MM Lee Kuan Yew Cambridge University - First Class Honours (1949)
Minister of Foregn Affairs Syed Hamid Albar (can someone tell me his univeristy? )- Bachelor of Arts [ UITM ]


Minister for Law Prof. S Jayakumar University of Singapore - Bachelor of Law Honours (1963) Yale Univerity - Masters (1966)
Ministry of Works- Dato' Seri Samy Vellu (Education Unknown) [ Form 6, Anderson School ]


Minister for Home Affairs Wong Kan Seng University of Singapore - Bachelor of Arts & Business Admin (1977) London Business School - Masters (1979)
Ministry of International Trade & Industry Rafidah binti Aziz Universiti Malaya - Bachelor of Arts Honours


Minister for Foreign Affairs BG George Yeo Cambridge University - Double First Class Honours (1976) Harvard Business School - MBA w/ Distinction (1985)
Minister of Agriculture Muhyiddin Yassin (Education Unknown) [ Polytechnic Ungku Omar ]


Minister for Trade and Industry Lim Hng Kiang Cambridge University - First Class Honours w/ Distinction (1976) Harvard University - Masters (1986)
Ministry of Domestic Trade Shafie Apdal (Education Unknown) [ Form 5, Failed English ]


Minister for Defence Teo Chee Hean University of Manchester - First Class Honours (1976) Imperial College, London - Masters w/ Distinction (1977)
Minister of Education Hishammuddin Hussein (Education Unknown) [ Bachelor of Arts, Social Science ] Aberswyth, Wales


Minister for Education Tharman Shanmugaratnam London School of Economics - Bachelor of Arts Cambridge University - Masters Harvard University - Masters
Minister of Home Affairs Radzi bin Sheikh Ahmad (Education Unknown) [ Kolej Islam Malaysia , Diploma ]


**That is why they are so desperate to get Khairy Jamaluddin up so fast, because he is from Cambridge . God knows how he got in