QUOTE(Betong @ Jan 8 2009, 06:25 PM) [snapback]4077438[/snapback]
Yeah I'm open to criticism and
I'm will defend your right to say whatever you want to say even if I might didn't agree with that view. But certainly I will never your statement as stupid. C'mon doc, stop being such as whining @$$. You becoming more LKY these day.
BTW could you pls show evidence that Singaporeans was "mishandling" by our police ? Never heard such a thing. All I see, every weekend Singaporeans freely roaming in Malaysia in their car and behaving like drunken driver.
I'm still not forgetting about sand and water. Is it wrong in our behalf that we want to protect our environment from greedy sand contractor whose working for Singapore govt. We all know that at least 2-3 island in Indonesia is inhabited because most of the sand was shipped to Singapore. And I don't want to talk about water since that is not Singapore concern what we want to do with our resources. All I know that Singapore govt committed in their program to convert urine to "New Water" so they didn't have to buy water from Malaysia anymore.
So, I still thinking that Malaysia and Indonesia was VERY good neighbors in dealing with little red dot country name Singapore.

Would you say that peace and prosperity in Malaysia is due to Singapore being a good neighbour? You wouldn't would you. Your sense of patriotism has blinded you to Malaysia's actual contribution to Singapore's peace and prosperity.
Ask any Singaporean what they think of Malaysian police.
I'll give you an example, my Singaporean aunt was in a traffic jam in JB, in her Singapore car. She was directed down a one way street by a police officer, at the end of the one way street was another police officer waiting to saman her for driving in the wrong direction. Obviously since his daughter was getting married that weekend, when she gave him a "donation" for her wedding, she was let off with a warning.
Whenever my uncle drives in Malaysia in his Singapore car, he is more likely to get saman for whatever reason then when he drives his brothers Malaysian car. Furthermore, driving his Singapore car, he has to pay his "donation" in Sing dollars, while in the Malaysian car in the rare event he is pulled over, he pays in Malaysian ringgit.
Also what has exporting sand got to do with enviromental factors in Malaysia. Was an enviromental impact statement done before the decision was made to stop the export of sand. If the mining of sand destroys the environment, shouldn't the govnt regulate the mining of it irrespective of where it is going? Are you trying to say that the irresponsible mining of sand for local use is less damaging to the environment then if the mining was for export?
WRT water, yes, Malaysia has the right to do whatever it wants with its natural resources but if Malaysia were to stop the export of water, when they clearly have enough for both Malaysia and Singapore, then its not realy a neighbourly thing to do is it?