Carolyn Hong enjoyed reporting several youth activists boosting for pro-opposition.
1. Political analyst James Chin of Monash University Malaysia supported the programme held by MyConsti – the anti-establishment sentiments from a group of lawyers under 35 years old.
2. Another notorious political analyst Ong Kian Ming, who pushed for changes in Malaysia . He gave a full support for Refsa and Bersih.
Note these two political analysts are sources of unhealthy movements in provoking for insensible radical changes against the government who demand reforms in Malaysia from their own personal ulterior- motives. There is another crook from Sabah which is not mentioned and he needs a personal scrutiny.
Carolyn Hong thinks she could be appreciated too, for contributing her articles in helping the anti- establishment sentiments.
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Singapore Straits Times reported Malaysian gained a bright economic record but grumbles still existed by some disgruntled local economists.
1. Some local economists complained that government spending on big ticket items and cash handouts to lower-income households, civil servants and Felda settlers and another pre-election sweeteners could pose a bigger concern for the country’s deepening debt.
2. Journalist Yong Yen Nie from Malaysia Correspondent should be cautious if the sources that she dug out from Fitch Ratings, a global research firm gave incorrect information about Malaysian economy.
3. Also mark the abrupt statement of wishful thinking by Ms Julia Goh, from CIMB Bank. She should not expose irrrelevant negative information to this myopic journalist who was greedy to defame the present government.
YYN mentioned Felda Malay farmers -- who formed a major component of Malaysian voters, clearly showed that she chose race as her points of disagreement with the government. She had displayed a feeling of displeasure when financial aids were given particularly to Malays.
This is another tactic from an anti-government media giving a negative impression about Malaysian economy to help increase voters swing to opposition in the coming GE 13.