The rule of law basis of the Constitution, not Islam and Malay culture.
The real fight in Malaysia is in Malaya.
It’s between those who believe that the only majority that matters in law is the numbers on the gov’t side in Parliament and those who harp on Malay Malay Malay and Islam Islam Islam under the guise of bangsa, agama, negara and derma.
No reform is possible in Malaya unless we first begin with Article 153.
This is not about affirmative action but gross deviations and distortions in the implementation of Article 153.
The implementation of Article 153 degenerated from reasonable proportion in four areas to unreasonable proportion in the said areas to unreasonable proportion in all walks of life.
The brightest and best must lead the way for All.
Malays form only 50.4 per cent of the population.
Giving 90 per cent of 40,000 matriculation seats to Malays is unreasonable proportion in one of the four areas. That leaves only 20, 000 seats in public universities for other students to compete. Malays are also included in these 20, 000 seats.
The four areas are about a reasonable proportion, by way of a special position for Orang Asal and Malays, in the following areas: intake into the civil service; intake into institutions of higher learning owned by the gov’t and training opportunities; gov’t scholarships; and opportunities from the gov’t to do business.
90 per cent of the civil service, judiciary and gov’t sector is Malay.
Article 153 has degenerated from reasonable proportion in the four areas to unreasonable proportion in all walks of life.
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The Definition of Malay in the Federal Constitution can be removed by the Federal Court by a point of law ruling.