Comments on: What does the Maxis deal mean to our PM-cum-Finance Minister?

By: bayi

bayi — Wed, 27 Jun 2007 12:42:17 +0000

All these endorsements of our economy are but a series of engineered positive, feel-good happenings that lead the the general elections soon. Nevertheless, it is a significant investment. No one can deny this.

By: frankie

frankie — Wed, 27 Jun 2007 08:16:46 +0000

Everytime PM make a statement on the country economies and talking about financial subject, everyone cringes in embarassment. He know nuts about economy, his level of knowledge is so superficial and unlike Anwar Ibrahim, this guy cannot act with confidence. And he holds too many portfolio, take Home Ministry, crime index shot up, state got no police head and his deputy minister and the IGP bad mouthing each other, Pak Lah is directionless. Our ex PM goes out of the country to source business and bring new business back to Malaysia, and this current joker, go and bring half the cabinet to ink a deal buying planes Is there any value created?

By: StephenLim

StephenLim — Wed, 27 Jun 2007 06:01:42 +0000

"…. confidence in our economy."??

Where is the linkage? Or they just treat this deal as a bridge for them to tap on OTHER markets?

Benefit to them or benefit to the nation?

By: jaywalker_82

jaywalker_82 — Wed, 27 Jun 2007 01:39:31 +0000

So how come when the Singaporeans acquire a % in our nation’s strategic businesses (take telco and medicine for example), it has nothing to do with "confidence in our economy"?

Crap lah, not like that investment amount is going into our national coffers anyway. Even if it does, we will have to wait for an MP to die before enjoying it.

By: limpehkalugong

limpehkalugong — Wed, 27 Jun 2007 00:50:44 +0000

LMAO…abdullah got a bachelor of arts in islamic, this guy know nothing about economy…so what do u expect?

its obvious the saudis are targeting india and indonesia market…and he say somehting stupid like this….LOL