Mr. HR

She's mine forever

[Roman Akramovich @SyedAkramin]

Kau dah pinjam hampir RM1 juta, bayarlah semula.

Itu bukan duit Asyraf Wajdi, bukan duit MARA dan bukan duit kerajaan. Itu adalah duit rakyat.

Jika kau pinjam kemudian tak mahu bayar, sebenarnya kau ‘curi’ hak orang lain yang nak sambung belajar.

[🔺meingl🔻 @meinmokhtar]

Sebarkan

[Boo Su-Lyn @boosulyn]

M’sian Mum Gives Birth To Breech Baby After 999 Calls Allegedly Fail To Get Through, Baby Tragically Dies

There are consequences from 999 system failures because of the nature of medical emergencies.

Who is held accountable? No one.

https://t.co/ZKl5rfG1Jc

[Zed 🕊️ @zedadam]

This is the guy who insisted that Malays cannot stand on their own and must be dependent on the government to succeed. He didn't help Malays, he kept gaslighting Malays with "you are weak, you need us, you are weak" while he made loads of money for himself.

[Kitten @0nlyk1tt3n]

A 8-year-old girl died after being forced to do 100 sit-ups by her teacher as punishment for arriving late to school. Her family says she was made to do the sit-ups while wearing her schoolbag, which worsened her condition. She later fell sick, was hospitalized and passed away. A preliminary post-mortem indicated she had anemia, raising concerns about her health before the punishment.

[BFM News @NewsBFM]

Zus Coffee has expressed support for its barista after a viral video showed a foreign customer throwing a drink at her at one of its outlets.

The footage shows the barista telling the customer in Mandarin to leave, after which the customer suddenly threw her beverage at the staff member.

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[BFM News @NewsBFM]

Anyone applying for personal financing over RM100,000 must complete a 15-minute financial education module under Bank Negara’s revised policy, starting Jan 1, 2027.

The module guides borrowers on interest rates, contract terms, and loan risks to make informed decisions, reports the Edge.

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https://t.co/laCNYJFVGF

[Qeez #RobohKuilHaram @qeezfikir]

Zus, kalau korang pecat dia, aku bukan je akan boikot Zus, aku akan up cerita damage control asal usul nama brand Zeus 😂

[ksampoh@MyOwn Inc @ksampoh]

Eric, you again twisting half-truths into political theatre- so let’s deal with this properly.

Malaysia’s Manufacturing PMI for October stood at 49.5 - yes, slightly below the neutral 50 mark, meaning a mild contraction. But here’s what you won’t tell - 49.5 is the highest level since May & the closest to expansion in 16 months. That’s a sign of stabilisation, not deterioration.

Eric let me tell you & your team, what is PMI anyway? Please take note-
PMI (Purchasing Managers’ Index) is not a govt number. It’s published every month by S&P Global, an independent international research house. They survey hundreds of purchasing managers in private manufacturing companies - asking about new orders, production, employment, supply times & inventories - then calculate a composite index.
Above 50 = expansion, below 50 = contraction.

So when the index moves from 47 to 49 to 49.5, it signals the slowdown is easing & factories are preparing for recovery.

Now you shout- "35 out of 36 months of contraction under Madani!" - but let’s check reality.
PMI began sliding in mid-2021, well before the Madani govt existed. That downturn followed the post-Covid global correction, supply-chain shocks, & the electronics super-cycle collapse. Every major manufacturing economy - China, Taiwan, South Korea, Germany, even the U.S. - went through the same contraction phase. Malaysia was no exception.

In October 2025, China’s own manufacturing PMI also softened, & several ASEAN peers that looked strong in September began cooling. Indonesia & Thailand posted temporary domestic-demand boosts, not sustainable export rebounds. Vietnam’s index only barely crossed 50. So to single out Malaysia as "the only shrinking economy" is a deliberate distortion.
Let’s also look at what The Edge Malaysia article itself says (which you conveniently cropped)-

"Despite softer conditions, business confidence improved to its highest since April 2023."

That line alone destroys your entire narrative. It means firms expect demand to pick up - not collapse - over the coming quarters.

What’s driving the optimism?
Because while the monthly PMI reads 49.5, the investment pipeline is at record highs-

Total approved investments 2023 – Q3 2025 exceed RM 330 billion.

Massive inflows in semiconductors, EVs, solar, renewable energy, & data-centre infrastructure.
Global names like Tesla suppliers, Infineon, Intel, Microsoft, & AWS are all expanding in Malaysia.

PMI doesn’t capture this - it’s a sentiment snapshot, not a measure of FDI inflow or factory construction. So quoting PMI without context is like judging a football season from one minute of injury time.
E&E exports are still recovering from a two-year down-cycle, but forward orders from the U.S. & ASEAN are rising. Meanwhile, the ringgit’s competitiveness is supporting non-E&E sectors — food processing, palm-oil derivatives, & precision machinery. Domestic demand, especially construction & services, continues to cushion manufacturing softness.
The World Bank & IMF both project Malaysia’s GDP growth at around 4.3 % – 4.5 % for 2025, with recovery momentum into 2026. That doesn’t happen in an economy "collapsing" the way you describes Eric.

Take note - the Madani Govt has reduced net borrowings from RM 97 billion (2022) to RM 81 billion (2025 YTD) while keeping debt aroun 65 % of GDP. Inflation is low, OPR steady at 2.75 %. These macro indicators show policy discipline, not chaos.

Eric, you repeated "35 months of red" claim is statistically dishonest. You counts the entire global slump as if it were the govt’s doing - when even advanced economies went through worse. The truth- Malaysia’s manufacturing is bottoming out & moving toward a slow recovery phase, not "stuck in contraction forever."
Ironically, the same companies surveyed for PMI also report stronger hiring intentions for 2026 & new automation investments. That aligns with the govt’s industrial masterplan & digital-transition push.

You call it "smearing," I call it selective amnesia. You cherry-picks one number, ignores global context, ignores forward data, & pretend to be the nation’s economic conscience while peddling political talking points recycled from 2018.
Let me be blunt-Malaysia’s manufacturing challenges are real, but they are structural & global, not "Madani-made." The recovery will take time, but the direction is turning positive -& even neutral observers like BIMB Securities & TA Research confirm it.

So to every reader of Eric’s post- understand that PMI 49.5 not failure - it means stabilisation & improving confidence. The real story is Malaysia re-tooling its industrial base for the next growth cycle, powered by renewable energy, chip-packaging, & digital infrastructure - not some imagined collapse.

My dear Eric one more thing,
You’re fortunate Malaysia protects freedom of expression, even for chronic pessimists. You can spin, smear & dramatise daily without fear of being silenced. That’s democracy. But remember - if you tried this same routine in China or North Korea, your "economic analysis" would end before the first tweet finished uploading.

So maybe appreciate the fact that the very country you keep tearing down still gives you the liberty to do it - safely, openly, & freely.

Because unlike your commentary, Malaysia’s resilience is real.

[Mohammed Hijab @mohammed_hijab]

A genocide is taking place in Sudan at the hands of the RSF and their tyrant delusional leader Hemedti. May Allah protect the brave people of Sudan. I will be covering this in more detail soon inshallah

[The Futurizts @TheFuturizts]

Facts 🗣️

[Khairul Aqmal @KhairulAqmal]

Nak mintak sekolah pasang mesin xraylah. Rotanlah. Hire proper guardlah.

Yuran PIBG pun taknak bayar. Batang hidungnya pernah ke tak hadir mesyuarat.

[susan abulhawa | سوزان ابو الهوى @susanabulhawa]

The @OxfordUnion removed a portion of my speech for referencing booby-trapped toys left by Israelis for Lebanese children in the 80s. They claimed I was inciting to violence by stating well-documented facts. Here, it seems zionist demons are still up to their old tricks.

[kiisy is a star!! 𐙚˙✮⋆˙🍉 @sunsetsorstars]

release the names and faces of those perpetrators so they'll never sit of SPM, masuk uni, get a job and ever find a partner forever they don't deserve all that

[Irfan_newboys🇲🇾🇵🇸🏳️🏴 @Marchfoward]

SENARAI BARU SYARIKAT YANG PERLU DIBOIKOT KERANA TERLIBAT DENGAN ISRAEL DARI BDS MOVMENT

#BoikotDenganIlmu

[BFM News @NewsBFM]

🚨TW: Statutory rape

Four Form 5 students have been arrested for the alleged gang rape of a 15-year-old girl in a school classroom in Alor Gajah, Melaka.

Two of the suspects reportedly committed the assault while the other two recorded the incident on a mobile phone.

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