@RnaudBertrand I’m Malaysian. Many of my friends have been visiting Xinjiang. It’s one of the “hot spot” to visit. Maybe it’s the timing when you visit Xinjiang vs when the tourists poured in. 🤷🏻♀️
@kuasasiswa That is so true! The inexpensive gift for boyfriend/girlfriend used to be a custom-made cassette tapes with your choice of songs that send certain messages to the loved one. 😍
I see many PH new gen 'leaders' and cytros still not getting it.
It was never about Najib the man.
It was about principles, democracy, separation of powers, protecting our institutions and the future of the country.
Whether it's Najib or Lim Guan Eng, or even if it's Anwar tomorrow, the ordinary PH voter, the man on the street who understands right and wrong, they will mobilise and fight.
From Reformasi to Bersih, idealisma dan semangat perjuangan, bukan macai kepada batang tubuh seseorang. That is what Anwar Ibrahim repeatedly taught us. I will never know if he meant it, but it struck at the very soul of a generation of Malaysians.
That is why we celebrate. We celebrate justice. We celebrate the rule of law. We celebrate the fact that in Malaysia, it doesn't matter if you're poor or the prime minister - if you do the crime, you do the time.
If you don't get it even after this, you're not fit to be voted in again.
@thinking_panda This is hilarious! Thank you for making this video. You just put a smile on my face. I totally get the frustration as English is my second language too!