Yeah,I’m uitm student too.And also an ex-maresma TGB he he.

Congrats to uitm SA students and also the MPPs for teaching khalid babi a great lesson,and they also had bravely risked their future(to being caught under AUKU and then being suspended or terminated) for the sake of our future generation…err i mean our cute little brothers and sisters esp those from rural areas….for me uitm is their birth right and no one, including khalid babi and his “penjilats” (remember carburetor dung) has rights to challange this.

Who cares about reactions from non malays, who cares huh?

We the bumis, until now have been giving soo much of our rights to them since the independence and what they know is to take, take and take………….

I’ve became sicked already with this scums.Now It’s time for us bumis not to give anymore, enough already.

If they have guts to challange us, we’ll fight them.

And if they are dare to raise their fists against us, we’ll kill them!!

MRSM students have proven themselves to be successful without presence of non bumis, and UiTM too will prove to the rest of malaysians that presence of non bumis are not essential for the success of bumis.

In 1992, the first batch of non Bumi’s was given opportunity to be part of MRSM (if not mistaken 2% at that time), in the name of “to make Bumi’s more competitive”, is it really work? So why try more…

The only thing that need to change is the attitude of the student and lecturer, to make such competitive environment for competent product among bumi’s, less spoonfeeding etc. So can they give more…

I am the product of Mara(MRSM and ITM)and always proud of that. Not give up any more…

It hinders the much-sought unity, because apparently unemployment frustrates you more than the collapse of our generation.

I have worked with Chinese before, in the earlier stage of my life. And yes they proved to be industrious, but extremely helpful to me, a non-chinese. When they grow up, they seem to have very distorted views of the non-Chinese. Why? Because we are racist against them. And we got ourselves to blame. I didn’t do anything wrong. But that was “I”, not “we”.

And to Logical Thought, the reason why you lose the argument is that you hadn’t realized that the fact that the non-bumis who conquer maxis n genting did not acquire such monopoly thru the insidious tactic of manipulating the Federal Constitution or any other instruments of the government. They fought it fair and square, with their might and ingenuity.

We didn’t. We need the FC to claim our “supposed” right. We need to instill assabiyah to fend for ourselves.

The only reason the Chinese are reluctant to employ us is because they know that we are racist to begin with. So its only natural that they act provocatively. Even dogs bark when you act in hostility towards them.

Pls malaysian, open your eyes.

I’m amuse with this question “is there any necessary to have other races to boost up the competency between the UiTM students?”
Well, if the bumis honestly think that UiTM’s closed door competition is good for the development of Malay race in, let it be, I really wish your dream come true & hope proof the world is wrong in open competition to raise standard. Furthermore, you will be able to proof to the world that one don’t need to learn from the best in order to be good and hence Harvard and Oxford were all wrong in the past.
You may be right that UiTM undergrad could be working very hard in their study but so far, do they have a good benchmark to strive toward? Is Dr Ibrahim a good role model?

Yes, we should understand history so that we learn the lesson of what is right to do to develop the nation. As long as there is the mindset of “this and that” is 100% for one race, the so call journey will be forever. You won’t reach your destination.

Furthermore Dr Siddiq, don’t ask people to give you this and that. You should learn how to walk on your own.
BTW, after reading a few posts by Dr Siddiq, I think that he is not that racist honestly. It is the mindset that he posses. And I totally disagree with “commonsense” opinion.