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Phew, long time since I last blogged and lots of stuff has taken place. Sunday(16/09/07) was Hari Malaysia and I would like to proudly say that I'm an "Anak Malaysia". Made it to the papers and news if you watched coz' of that! Well, basically there were about 100 students from various colleges and universities brought together by the Malaysian Interfaith Network to prepare a route map to improving Malaysia. Later that same day at Times Square, I as their representative presented it to Tan Sri Dr Koh Tsu Koon who is currently the Chief Minister of Penang and also the acting Gerakan President. After a really long time, youth have finally been able to speak for the country and I'd say this is an achievement to young Malaysians and not forgetting myself for being representative. :) You can read about it HERE.

Well, while we're at it... I'd like to express my concern about the "Unity Band" as seen on the TV ads. They're literally extremely rare. Plus, people who do have extra ones actually sell em'. Funny huh? They're supposed to be uniting people but more people are making money out of it. Anyways, with connection to the above... here's some of the things we actually discussed and presented in our route map to improving Malaysia.

 On the bright side, this "Unity Band" initiative supports:

1. Eradicating corruption
2. Increasing the number of opposition members in the parliament
3. Compulsory education age till 17 years old/SPM level

I was told that I'd make a good politician by a number of people. When I start speaking about something else, people would say I'd make a good lawyer. Why can't people say you'd make a good entrepreneur/businessman to me? That would honestly make my day! :) Entrepreneurship requires persuasion and communication skills too after all. People reading this, I hope you love Malaysia.

And hopefully, everyone would be able to apply the Golden Rule, "Treat others as you would like to be treated".

Islam - No one of you is a believer until you desire for your neighbour that which you desire for yourself.

Hinduism - This is the essence of morality; Do not do to others which if done to you would cause pain.

Christianity - Whatever that you wish that others would do to you, do so to them. Sikhism - Do as you desire goodness for yourself as you cannot expect tasty fruits if you sow thorny trees.

Judaism - What is hateful to you, do not do to your neighbour - that is the basic law, all the rest is commentary.

Baha' I Faith - If your eyes be turned towards justice, choose for your neighbour that which you would choose for yourself.