Orang Malaysia sebagai tuan rumah memang tinggi hospitality + empati mereka. Kalau orang asing buat baik, bukan setakat belanja makan, malah ada yang offer tidur kat rumah (not that kind of ‘tidur’ though).
Dan kadang kadang orang Malaysia terlalu baik. Orang luar pergi Bali buat grup larian tak ajak penduduk tempatan pun terus kena halau + ketua grup kena ban dari masuk Indonesia.
Orang Malaysia? Bila ada kumpulan yang terang terangan nak ‘buat negara sendiri’ dalam Malaysia, paling kuat pun cuma batalkan lesen operasi.
Hingga hari ni tak dengar pula bahawa ketua kumpulan (atau influencer zionis tu) kena ban dari masuk Malaysia. Tak kisah la depa guna dual triple quadruple passport pun.
Kalau kat Singapore + Korea, silap silap anak cucu depa tujuh keturunan pun kena ban juga.
Tapi bila orang Malaysia sebagai tuan rumah dah mula meluat dengan perangai sekelompok orang asing ni, memang mereka akan halau camtu saja. No more mercy, no more empathy whatever.
Dan selalunya rasa meluat ni datang secara accumulative. Bukan bangun pagi tetiba rasa meluat. More often than not, datangnya rasa kemeluatan ni a little too late.
Kalau dah meluat, hang menangis airmata darah pun orang Malaysia dah tak terkesan.
Kesimpulannya, jangan bagi orang Malaysia meluat. When that happens, there’ll be no second chance. Khalas
Tak faham kenapa media tak kata INDIA ni MABUK.
Padahal orang kampung semua dah kata INDIA NI MABUK.
INDIA MABUK LANGGAR 2 PEREMPUAN MELAYU.
Memang negara ni sayangkan pemandu mabuk. Haram jadah betul.
Pemandu sebabkan dua remaja maut positif dadah
Suspek kini ditahan selepas didapati positif dadah dan disyaki memandu di bawah pengaruh bahan terlarang.
BACA: https://t.co/bj0KWV9ds4
#sinarharian#beritaterkini#kemalangan#beritaviral
UPDATED!!
🇲🇾 Malaysia vs Network School
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🇮🇩 Indonesia vs Entourage Bali
🇻🇳 Vietnam vs Rude Costumer
🇵🇭 Philippines vs Pickpockets
Kata gue sih harus assemble yaaa
An historic agreement to preserve a Grand Prix this year 🇧🇭🤝🇲🇾
Demonstrating the sport’s ability to adapt, and showcasing the great vision of Bahrain and their commitment to F1, as well as the generosity of Malaysia to make this possible
#F1
Had the opportunity to speak with His Royal Highness Prince Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa, Crown Prince and Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Bahrain, as well as Stefano Domenicali, President and CEO of Formula 1.
I extend my deepest appreciation to His Royal Highness, as well as the Government and people of Bahrain, for the trust and confidence they have placed in Malaysia. We are honoured to support the Kingdom of Bahrain, Formula 1 and the FIA in hosting the Formula 1 Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix at Sepang International Circuit this year.
This collaboration is more than the staging of a world-class sporting event. It reflects the enduring friendship, mutual trust and close partnership between Malaysia and the Kingdom of Bahrain, while reaffirming Malaysia’s readiness and capability to host major international events.
Malaysia stands ready to welcome Formula 1, the FIA, the teams and fans from around the world back to Sepang. We look forward to showcasing our world-class infrastructure, operational excellence and warm hospitality, while further strengthening the bonds between our two nations through this special occasion.
🚨 | NEW: It is understood Malaysia's Sepang Circuit will host an F1 race this October.
Only official confirmation and minor details are left to be finalised.
[@BBCSport]