TJ: (Yang penting sahaja)

Pencapaian bumiputra setakat 19% sahaja berbanding sasaran 30% sejak DEB dilancarkan pada 1970.

Pada 1970, melayu memegang 2.4%, bukan melayu 34.3% dan asing 63.3%. Sasaran DEB ialah 30:40:30.

Para penganalisa politik berpendapat pucuk pemimpin negara ini masih belum bersedia untuk mengorbankan 'lembu suci' (kroniputra keparat) .

KOMEN

Masalah sebenar ialah kerana pemuda umno sendiri tidak dapat berfungsi. Ia hanya menjadi tukang sorak dan tukang ampu. Hasilnya lembu tua jantan dan betina semakin liar dan rakus kerana pemuda umno khususnya dan ahli umno amnya tidak sanggup menyebelih binatang-binatang ini kerana terlalu hormat bak sami hindu penjaga lembu. Semuanya dianggap suci sampai najis busuk pun ditelan dan dihidu.

Yang menarik mereka menyentuh bab pendidikkan. Malangnya hari ini kos untuk menyara anak belajar ke institusi pengajian tinggi semakin meningkat. Apabila pendidikkan dijadikan satu perniagaan yang lumayan, ia akan melahirkan dua kelompok masyarakat yang tinggi jurang perbedaan.

Hasilnya lahirlah masyarakat yang 'haram' menjadi darah-daging mereka. Siapakah yang berlumba haram jika anak-anak melayu juga. Maka lahirlah ramai anak 'haram' hasil hubungan secara haram. Bayi-bayi ini dibuang macam anak patung permainan - baik di tepi jalan, mahupun ke dalam kolam. Yang jelas halal dan haram sudah tiada lagi perbedaan di mata rakyat yang ternoda apabila gagalnya sistem pendidikkan.

1. Bilangan keluarga miskin meningkat dalam tempoh 1997-1998 dari 346,000 kepada 414,700 di mana kebanyakannya adalah orang Melayu.
   

2. Kadar pengangguran (1997-1998) meningkat dari 2.7% ke 6.4% (229,700 ke 544,200) dan yang ramai adalah Melayu.
   

3. Penagihan dadah dan gejala pergaulan seks bebas sungguh memalukan. 70% dari 200,000 angka resmi penagih tegar adalah belia-belia Melayu.
   

4. Laporan Kementerian Kesihatan pertengahan 1996, 70.33% dari 17,000 pembawa HIV dan pengidap AIDS adalah remaja Melayu. Kajian kerajaan Selangor, 80% GRO adalah gadis Melayu.

PENCEMARAN BAHASA

Cuba bayangkan mengapa kerajaan beria-ria menukar pelbagai istilah yang haram supaya menjadi 'lunak dan manis'. Kini sudah ada perkataan 'konsert amal' dan 'konsert derma'.

1. Judi menjadi 'permainan/games',
   
2. zina/rogol disebut hubungan tidak sah.
3. khalwat jadi bersekedudukan dan tinggal serumah.
4. pelayan nafsu dah jadi GRO/PRO.
   

Pendekkata, semua dosa besar dah jadi kesalahan biasa dek lunaknya istilah baru.

Rencana Asal:

http://straitstimes.asia1.com.sg/asia/mal4_0924.html

Sept 24, 2000

Malays "still far from achieving 30% equity'

A senior Umno leader says the achievement by bumiputras in the economy stands at only 19 per cent and a long term approach is needed

KUALA LUMPUR -- A senior Umno leader yesterday said that it was still a long way to go before the Malays and the other bumiputra communities could achieve the 30 per cent equity of the country's economy.

Datuk Mustapa Mohamed, who is Umno Information head, said that a long term approach was required to help the community achieve its targets.

Bernama quoted him as saying that, to date, bumiputras' achievement in the economic sector stood at only 19.8 per cent.

""To solve this problem, there should be focus on basic education right from primary schools,'' he said.

He was speaking to reporters after officiating the discussion on ""Towards Achievement of 30 per cent Bumiputra Equity'' organised by the Umno Youth Academy here yesterday.

His views were supported by the academy's chief operating officer Dr Zambry Abdul Kadir, who is also Umno Youth executive council member.

Dr Zambry said that the manner in which the bumiputra equity was distributed should be re-examined.

He felt that if the implementation of a good policy was not well carried out, it might not have the effect that it should have.

As such, the Umno Youth would monitor the implementation of this policy, Dr Zambry added.

He also said that the Umno Youth, which now comprises various professional groups, is serious in achieving the party's objectives.

""We are now action-oriented and affirmative and reducing rhetoric,'' he said.

Touching on the 30 percent equity, he said that apart from education, poverty also played a part where the Malays are still the hard core poor.

Another factor is bumiputras' attitude.

Dr Zambry said this should be changed in order to face globalisation.

Last week, Utusan Malaysia reported that the government would renew its bumiputra policy -- the affirmative action programme to help Malays and other indigenous groups -- for another 10 years when the second plan expires later this year.

The Malay daily quoted unnamed sources as saying that the government will continue to accord special treatment to the Malays and other bumiputras under the fresh plan.

Malaysia implemented the New Economic Plan (NEP) in 1970 following the racial riots on May 13, 1969.

The NEP had sought to redress the wealth imbalance in the country within 20 years.

In 1970, Malays held just 2.4 per cent of the corporate wealth while non-Malays had 34.3 per cent, and foreigners, 63.3 per cent.

The aim has been to achieve a more equitable 30-40-30 breakdown.

In 1990, the government renewed the bumiputra policy for another 10 years and called it the National Development Policy.

Although bumiputra ownership in the economy has grown tremendously over the years, it has yet to hit the 30 per cent mark.

The latest move to extend the bumiputra policy did not come as a surprise as the government has sought feedback from various quarters earlier this year under the second National Economic Consultative Committee (NECC).