That's the burning question for Malaysia and Answar! Who is also a problematic divisive divide and rule leader? Given his public rhetoric?

What Malaysia and the world needs, is leaders who unite us behind a common purpose, our very survival as a species!

And by quite deliberately and knowingly, ushering in a period of peace, harmony and a better fairer share of our commonwealth for all who participate in its creation with either their hands, minds and better ideas!

And rigorously opposed as to those who would if they're allowed, exploit the others as if some were created as the ruling class (the DR) and the rest according to them, the servant class!? (everyone else)

To get there Malaysia and indeed the rest of the still free world, needs to embrace unifying cooperative capitalism and the universal wealth creation it alone unlocks without compromise or bias, regardless of race, religion or ethnicity!
Alan B.

It will be difficult for the "deplorables" of OLO to comment intelligently on the machinations and intreague of Malaysian politics. But the ties that bind are ever expensive to the Australian economy, and ultimately to the poor of this, our country, who are missing out because of it!

Over four billion of our precious dollars are directed towards buying favour in ASEAN.
Of which Malaysia is apperantly high on the list of top recipients.
And try as we might, not to be interested in their business, news of the intreagues and political duplicity of the place, seeps through. Corruption screams loudest.

All this time and wasted money, is mocked further, by news of Chinese intrusions into Malaysia, which also seeps through the web of lies fed to Australians, that the four billion dollars is well spent. Well, no it's not says this deplorable.

Let's feed and house our own as a priority to tickling the greedy palms of Asian despots, I say!

Here you are Scott, if you wish so stringently to balance your books by merciless innovations aimed at the Australian poor with robo debt collectors and similar othe persicuting unjust schemes aimed family and squarely at Australian poor, try trimming foreign aid into places such as Malaysia!

Dan.