"Aku Malaysia" series - Patrick Teoh

[@faizsuria]

We are all Malaysians. We will protect each other. We will support each other. Say no to divisive politics. We will survive!

[@MYpublicmutual]

Well said, brother Faiz. I am born and raised in a malay kampung for 24 years before I have migrated to KL. I am Malaysian.

[@noname-pg2wl]

Say say only.. don't take it serious

[@mathenmohan8453]

@@watchman6825 can’t understand

[@chowsengwong7959]

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[@zufarishak3758]

Spot on Patrick! I have been lucky to be born as part of the majority race here and I believe that every Malaysians regardless of race have a place in this wonderful country. There are many success that we can achieve together. Thank you for staying Patrick. I hope you keep on believing.

[@leealex24]

@@co6033 It's too late guys, Malaysia is on the way to become a boring, corrupt, backward and regressive country. Just leave and contribute to other countries that welcome good progressive talents.

[@ccliachin8323]

@@leealex24.. agree .. it's will take at least 10-15 years to catch up

[@drewh3224]

Well, he is 74. In reality, not much to hope for for himself. He is only hope for younger generations to take up their energy, sweat and blood, and tools to fight for their racial equality. Btw, Malaysia raked constitutionally as a most racist country in the world by the United Nation after South Africa's Apartheid rule.

[@please9042]

@@leealex24 PLEASE LOOK MALAYSIA AS MALAYSIAN NOT AS A POLITICAL PARTY SUPPORTER THE U WILL FEEL HAPPY

[@leealex24]

@@please9042 Sorry I disagree with you. I, and many of us will only be happy if these useless political parties and people are kicked out for good. They are the #1 liability in the country as their presence negatively impacts the people and the country. Like a cancer in your body, it must be removed at once.

[@masnuraidafatinibteramlan203]

Hello Patrick, most of us grew up listening to your voice in this region. When I was young, I used to think, who is this person with such a beautiful signature voice. Thank you kinitv for this video. I would like to add to what Patrick said - we should start seeing ourselves not only as Malaysians, but also as a member of the global citizen. We are all known as Human Beings as such we belong to the "Human Race". It is now time to learn about the "Human Being" by way of our ownselves, via the human faculty and then learn to live the right way with our own families, friends, society, nation and the whole wide world on a human level. This is where we should begin now. Thank you Patrick and kinitv.

[@ramanaidookaranam5280]

Thank you Patrick Sar for your address to all MALAYSIANS.

[@catherinechong3547]

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[@mackintel1]

I hope some Malays would think like you are, but mostly we’re brainwashed by idiotics politicians who corrupt themselves In greediness n selfishness as we are able to see the PM publicly stole billions. Can they bring to the graves of six foot underground, naked we come n carry nothing when died. Return to dust !!! In order to bring back the goodness of Malaysia, speed up the good education again. Educate educate educate. Get rid of NEP asap. Get rid of useless ministers which r clueless n brainless.

[@kebabfromthefuture373]

@@mackintel1 this country can become a great one if many Malay politician stop capitalizing on race and pretend to fight for the Malays which clearly is not the case as they only want to help themselves

[@62000zas]

Don’t be a hypocrite, every race has won their race based on politics since before independence. In the end, not everyone wins the will and not everyone loses in the political and economic game. Accept the reality of life in Malaysia.

[@gracemode]

Thank you, Patrick for being our "voice". Another Malaysian.

[@ahahabibakr9414]

Sorry to say this. The talk started with honesty and pride. Finally a man spoke. Which the others don’t dare.
Unfortunately, towards the end the brain and the lips started working again as it’s expected to behave. The false hope and the all well theories.

[@ravideo9884]

@@ahahabibakr9414 Yup..The hypocritical mindset slowly surfaces.

[@lenomali]

If you live long enough and see enough you will agree with Patrick Teo to the end. For example, the young public medical service workers I met, wheatever their race are provide selfless services to all patient in this country, irregardless of race. Isn't this what Teo said about hope for the future in our country?

[@Slay-z2d]

Power. We are both no more, no less a Malaysian Mr Patrick. NEP is to support the need, not to support a race. Well said.

[@leyasen1]

Nice to see Patrick Teoh again, at 74,still energetic and eloquent. Fond memory of that final year, graduation confirmed, to celebrate roomate's 21st birthday as well, we pooled together our resources, to attend a musical show hosted by the famous Patrick Teoh and it was the first ever and last gift for us all. We had a wonderful night.
Thanks to Patrick Teoh and wish best of health and happiness as a Malaysian!

[@norlizaabubakar3529]

Patrick Teoh - one with the signature voice n still maintain it as you get 'younger'...What you said I totally agree...thank you!!!

[@hctan5405]

I salute this man known for his golden voice, loyalty and commitment to help this country to be more progressive and caring for all comunities, particularly to the socially disadvantaged. You have done your best and the younger generation should now be given the opportunity to correct the injustice, unfairness and hypocrisy by some politicians. I left this country 31 years ago and still hoping one day, Malaysia will be a country where all citizens will not consider moving to another country because there is no better place than this country. Thank you Patrick for the simple but inspiring message.

[@kennethdaniels3000]

Needless to say, in the eyes of opportunistic and baseless politician that need something to latch on to stay relevant, they will always fuel suspicion of the others who have worked and contributed for this country as they steal, loot and intoxicate it further. UMNO leadership has no difference with the racist colonialists that have kept us down in the past.

[@imcyclistcom]

Terima kasih .... Saya juga telah memberi sepenuh masa membanggakan nama sebagai Pelumba Malaysia zaman era 90an, Saya bangga sebagai rakyat Malaysia juga ada ramai rakan berbilang kaum,
#sayaanakmalaysia

[@sofarsogood8680]

Patrick has a golden voice. Slow tone but has depth in each word. Very mesmerizing. Just like hearing david Attenborough or morgan freeman in narration.

[@aizaddzulkifli6844]

Do you even know who funded kinitv/malaysiakini?

[@ronniechew6566]

@@aizaddzulkifli6844 You mean the NED right?

[@STx95]

The voice of BFM too.. my favorite

[@parusuppayah8905]

Dear sir, this is the reality...we are so sad but there is nothing we can do about it.

[@danielmdzin]

Haa, agree. Ada sikit.

[@zariyatonmasturaharon6597]

We are we are all Malaysians with the same basic needs and aspirations: politicians try to divide us : we must not let it be : Be Malaysians

[@ivychiew263]

👏

[@leealex24]

It's too late guys, Malaysia is on the way to become a boring, corrupt, backward and regressive country. Just leave and contribute to other countries that welcome good progressive talents.

[@karabaojantan8702]

Sorry East Malaysia had enought.We fedup.

[@user-yx5jf7nt9i]

@@leealex24 Malaysia ni dah lama lah korup, apa yang on the way nya

[@jayahilmansyah6735]

@@karabaojantan8702 AYOO GABUNG INDONESIA, BENTAR LAGI IBU KOTA INDONESIA BAKAL PINDAH KE KALIMANTAN, JADI KALIAN GA PERLU KE SEMENANJUNG YANG RASIS UNTUK CARI PEKERJAAN😇😁🙏🙏

[@rajaazlan1966]

I totally agree with u Patrick , even though I am a Malay.I raise my hat 2 U!

[@teresateyoh4198]

cheers, u r such a loving malaysian.

[@hslee5965]

Hope u share and educate new malay generation...... If not next generation will be extremely suffer.... All distroy by politicians.
The villages malay need more info on this.
We hope next generation will be good.

[@shamshulanuar7718]

@@hslee5965 it takes two to tango
Chinese also must learn to accept reality that separate school system breeds separation.
And stop being hypocrite by purposely becoming alarm when people ask vernacular schools be abolished.
By all means learn mother tongues. But no to vernacular schools.
As for Chinese, sorry I have to say this.
Ask any Malay and they will vouch that Chinese is the most racist

[@hslee5965]

@@shamshulanuar7718 my step nenek (my mother, mother) is malay family. When i was yong we both is happy in kampung at river. Because in 1950that time living in kampung all support etc.... Not pollution by politic. Now you say is chinese school, than i totaly not agreed, we are go to kebangsaan school..why we feel that because too many not fair law and rules. Use the same method for any family to the children, 1 day will be same result. When you go sabah, sarawak..... You can see their mix arround in good ..sarawakian come to west malaysia also shock.. Sabah and sarawak their are more successful in harmony. If study easy get a answer is not the school..... Is politic always fight other raise to get token on its position for corruption .
The well developed country always what wrong on our inner, looking insite. Get the problem how to slove. But here we looking outsite.....blime the school.

[@hslee5965]

@@shamshulanuar7718 banyak malay kaya hantar anak ke cina belajar, tiap tiap tahun bertambah melayu masuk sekolah srjkc cina berlajar. Dunia banyak negara bertambah berlajar chinese, africa, latin america, euro, centre asia sebagai fakta yg kukur. Orang melayu berpolitic anti chinese.... Beritahu ini tak baik, itu tak baik, dia sendiri hantar anak pergi berlajar chinese. Orang melayu tak tahu, sokong sokong itu politic tipu. Jadi orang melayu jelata ditipu oleh melayu berkuasa, politic berkable kukul mereka kedudukan spy boleh tamak berterlusan . Yang berkorban ialah Malaysia rakyat jelata, orang melayu, orang cina, yang untung itu pantai tipu. Fikirlah globalisasi internet 5g... Apa impact terhadap orang melayu tak berlajar chinese, tengkok balik kalau orang melayu pandai english, macam mana mereka kehidupan sekarang. Education tak ada jln pendik, jln senang....... Orang yang merlemahkan orang melayu berlajar english dapat undi support, susah orang melayu pula, org kaya melayu semua berlajar bagus english, luar negara . In sudah 40 tahun. Kalau Fakta tak betul in. Sorry saya bodoh pandangan analysis sy, saya salah, maafkan saya. Sy hanya kasi iklas utk hidup malaysia. You susah... Saya pun tak ada hidup tenang, betul tak? Harmony....

[@abdulhalimmuhamed3215]

Thanks Patrick, a heart rendering voice which should not be taken lightly by all Malaysians of all ages. Let us not be too dependable on current politicians, come the next election please vote wisely. We, senior citizens above 70, have seen for 30 years how our country were plundered by greedy leaders.

[@siewhockhuang2563]

THANK YOU PATRICK YEOH. YES. WE. ARE ALL MALAYSIANS THIS IS NOT A MALAYSIA OF ONE RACE. IT IS A NATION OF MALAYS CHINESE , INDIANS , IBANS , KADAZANS EURASIANS AND MANY OTHERS. IT IS THE .MELTING POT OF ALL RACES. FAIRNESS AND JUSTICE FOR ALL. SAME SOP , SAME RULE OF LAW , SAME JUSTICE SYSTEM

[@leealex24]

@John Gomez It's too late guys, Malaysia is on the way to become a boring, corrupt, backward and regressive country. Just leave and contribute to other countries that welcome good progressive talents.

[@shamshulanuar7718]

With due respect Siew, I think Malays have been very accommodative.
They did not object to mind boggling massive citizenships conferred to non Malays in 1957 by Malay Rulers.
Just as I notice Chinese love to lament how they feel not welcomed in Malaysia, they too must accept reality this land is after all has Malay history .
No need to be embarrassed.

[@jayahilmansyah6735]

SEMOGA MALAYSIA DIPERINTAH OLEH RAJA LIM KIT SIANG DAN UBAH BAHASA NASIONAL MENJADI BAHASA CINA, JADIKAN KUALA LUMPUR SEPERTI SHANGHAI, BARU KALIAN BISA MAJU🇨🇳🇨🇳😁😇😇🙏🙏

[@ravideo9884]

@@jayahilmansyah6735 why Raja Kit Siang? What's so special abt him? Why not RajaGopal?

[@jayahilmansyah6735]

@@ravideo9884 Karna Malaysia bakal dijajah cina tiongkok yang diketuai Lim Kit Siang😁💪🏼 warga Malaysia juga pada ga fasih berbahasa melayu, ga kayak tionghoa indonesia yang menjunjung tinggi bahasa Indonesia sebagai bahasa pemersatu 🇮🇩🇮🇩😇🙏 cina Malaysia emang sombong ga mau berbahasa melayu, miris sekali😁😇😇👎

[@TheTgIpohMan]

We the citizen must keep watchful eyes on the politicians. Say out loud whenever they do wrong and do not blindly follow what the say and do.

[@lutongbaru9165]

Yes and tell those stupid people to vote correctly next year

[@leealex24]

@@lutongbaru9165 It's too late guys, Malaysia is on the way to become a boring, corrupt, backward and regressive country. Just leave and contribute to other countries that welcome good progressive talents.

[@ravideo9884]

@@leealex24 You may be right. When are you leaving? Where to?

[@leezijia4393]

@@leealex24 biar ah org nk ade semangat patriotic sikit

[@leealex24]

@@leezijia4393 Patriotic for what? This PN government said malay muslim govt in broad daylight without any embarrassment remember and continue to play race/religion for own self interest? What nuisance, janganla hypocrite and pretentious. If you want people to respect you, you respect others first. So basic.

[@MrRevynkumar]

Only patriotic Malaysian like you understand this. I truly agreed with you in this absolutely. Today's governing politicians are hippocrates rather than leaders. Always twisting the arms of Rakyat for their own agenda. One up for truly Malaysians. Rukunnegara adalah rukun rakyat malaysia tak kira, kaum atau agama. Hidup Malaysia! Hidup Rakyat Malaysia! Kita semua Bangsa Malaysia.

[@TheJellyPlane]

*Hypocrites, not hippocrates. Hippocrates was a Greek physician 🤦🤦🤦

[@ronniechew6566]

@@TheJellyPlane 🤣

[@ahahabibakr9414]

Hope you understood the meaning of what the gentleman was trying to express.
It’s very sad that the most educated don’t know how to be nice to a fellow human -without an insult. Very hypocritical.

[@TheJellyPlane]

@@ahahabibakr9414 Maybe in your country pointing out a mistake is an insult. But in Malaysia it isn't.

[@ahahabibakr9414]

@@TheJellyPlane that is the theme of this whole discussion. What is acceptable for the fellow human beings. I don’t think “all” Malaysians find insult acceptable. (🤦🏾‍♂️) You are again being hypocritical about who I am. Does it matter who I am. The real meaning of the word is now surfacing out. Cheers 😷

[@timothymark8254]

Congrats to both your daughters on successfully leaving, and more importantly, being happy where they're at.

[@wingsyc]

It pains our hearts to be treated less than a Malaysian despite our patriotism even when we were studying and working overseas. We must stand up for our rights. The founders of the nation did not intend Malaysia to be hijacked by these divisive politicians.

[@shamshulanuar7718]

Are you willing to accept one school system

[@juribada1932]

@@shamshulanuar7718 . but 'his race'will not approve

[@jayahilmansyah6735]

SEMOGA MALAYSIA DIPERINTAH OLEH RAJA LIM KIT SIANG, HAPUSKAN BAHASA MELAYU DAN UBAH KEPADA BAHASA CINA, NEGARA KALIAN BAKALAN JADI NEGARA MAJU SEPERTI SINGAPURA YANG MAYORITAS WARGANYA ADALAH ORANG TIONGKOK 🇨🇳🇨🇳😇😁🙏🙏💪🏼

[@shamshulanuar7718]

@@jayahilmansyah6735 Ada APA Indon

[@ravideo9884]

@Victor Lim Are you using common sense?

[@unknownanonymous3229]

Im Malay, and im Malaysian... Same goes to u Patrick.. Muthusamy.. n Borneo people.. we are Malaysian. Full stop!!!

[@anaksarawak2377]

Well said Patrick! Continue on with your series of voices.

[@esdee499]

It gives me great hope for this land we call home, Malaysia, when i read the many positive and heartwarming comments by the Malays here. It confirms to me that there are many many lovely members of the majority who are decent. To them i say thankyou.

[@mcyeah9781]

They may be many of them, but what about the majority of them? The 1993 movie "Schindler's List" makes me think deeply what is our future in this place so call "mother land".

[@halimabdmanaf7437]

Where ever we are born and raised, or whatever race we are in, its all determined by Al Mighty God. We can't change that. But we can change ourselves to accomodate by living together in peace and harmony without any prejudices amongst ourselves. The forgotten beautiful song Muhibbah of the past should be played constantly again that bring back the spirit of togetherness as Malaysians.

[@ronniechew6566]

That's great but as long as we still have politicians dividing all races, this will continue.

[@markhylis9561]

Well said brother, well said

[@terumbukarang2679]

Taat setia dan patuh kepada undang2 dan berpegang pada pelembagaan yg telah ada... Sebab Aku anak Malaysia 🇲🇾... 😁😁

[@aaronnoahhassan3760]

Well said and well done, Patrick. Agreed 100% with your humble opinions.

[@russellsamson3226]

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[@russellsamson3226]

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[@russellsamson3226]

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[@paridahispara7741]

saya harap🇲🇾akan seperti di era awal 20an 90,80an hidup aman tanpa perkauman,kami cinta kedamaian dengan satu🇲🇾💪

[@hyzerabdullah5615]

Lamanye 20an...😱

[@stmpo5595]

@@hyzerabdullah5615 maksud dia 2020an

[@hyzerabdullah5615]

@@stmpo5595 ooo salah faham😅

[@nazeemanuar2710]

Couldn't agree more... The only thing that keeps us devided is politics... I can't see any short term solution for our politics system... But I can see a huge potential of our younger generations to bring a revolution to our country...

[@muslehatghani6275]

How about school

[@ariffabuseman]

Agree. The only thing that divided us is bigotry in political landscape. Perhaps one of the the ways forward is an immediate educational reform in systematic gradual approach.

[@nutzhazel]

There is a solution especially for the Muslims politicians, or those who identified themselves as Muslims at least. They need to leave all the haram practices and go back to the correct teaching of Islam. Only then, they will stop hogging personal wealth and really care for people under their responsibility. They need to fear Allah SWT and understand in the Day of Judgement, they will be asked and be accountable for all the injustice and sins that they have commited to the people.
If they continue to live and govern by the worldly desiree, they will lead us all astray from the correct path of Islam.

[@shamshulanuar7718]

@@nutzhazel inaccurate assesment
Do realise Thommy Tomas dropped all cases involving PH Mps

[@nutzhazel]

@@shamshulanuar7718 Only inaccurate for the non Muslim politicians, unless our Malay politicians are no longer Muslims then they can solely based their actions by worldly rule and loopholes.

[@elootl]

I enjoyed listening to you on Blue Network or Radio 4 back my teens. I recommended my Malay classmate to listen to Radio 4 as he was interested in American songs. His English fluency had improved a lot after 2-3 years listening to Radio 4.

[@gertrudethen4317]

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[@alycemarshall2607]

I've always listened to Patrick Teoh as a radio host while growing up. The one thing I'll never forget was when he commented on a local singer who sang the Bee Gees song, How 'dip' is your love. Lol

[@freenational]

The voice of RTM speaks. Malaysia is richer with a multicultural mix.

[@MHaffiezMNazri]

I thought he's more than that? He literally was (and perhaps is) the Voice of Malaysia, not just RTM 😂

[@jayahilmansyah6735]

SEMOGA LIM KIT SIANG MENJADI RAJA DI MALAYSIA😇😁🙏

[@nikfikridaniel3548]

@@jayahilmansyah6735 sian takde org layan budak indo ni

[@jayahilmansyah6735]

@@nikfikridaniel3548 aku cuma berharap bro🙏🙏 lim kit siang emang sesuai jadi rajanya malaysia, bahasa cina juga udah semakin marak di malaysia, bahasa melayu udah gak laku di malaysia🙏🙏🙏

[@bobonadal2516]

Don't go anywhere Uncle Patrick. This is your country. Our beloved nation. Please stay here. You will witness the rise of our country as an Asian Tiger soon. Thanks so much on ur continuous contributions in developing our beloved country.

[@itsgenehere8744]

Nah it's too late... That day will never come trust me. Indonesia is and will be the leading example of South East Asiain the future.

[@ktng3176]

@@itsgenehere8744
If Malaysia continue to be ruled in this way, not only Indonesia will be ahead of us, even Bangladesh will also over take someday 🤓.

[@ddonlee]

Asian tiger???🤣🤣🤣🤣.so many people waited and waited and still waiting.........
Going backwards unfortunately...
Patrick , you are awesome.

[@abdulsamat9221]

Well written Patrick. U are a TRUE and TRUE Malaysian. The rests are Melayu, Cina, india, Dayak, Kadazan etc etc who practise politics of divide and rule. Thank you Patrick you
open the ears, eyes and hearts of Malaysians.

[@AnnieT369]

We can go most anywhere in the world and find that the politicians there are just as self serving and greedy. I've lived in UK, Australia and Canada but I've never been more at home than when I am in Malaysia. For all it's ugly faults, Malaysia I'm here to stay. I was born here and will die here.

[@TheMizico1]

Dont give up the Fight, It may look as a long Journey But we will reach there.!! We remain Malaysians.

[@yvonnetan238]

Well said, TQ Patrick for speaking up. Understood, felt the pain, dilemma, experience the same. But choose still to be hopeful. Hope more voices raise to speak for truth. Thank you.

[@mansurazeez2229]

Hello Mr Radio Patrick Teoh ... yes we are all Malaysians. I think we were more united during 60s and 70s than what we are facing now! Politics were the root of the cause.

[@ktng3176]

Started from Tun era.
He instigated Race Divide.

[@Kuasarakyat2]

Agree 💯

[@mohdfifki5051]

Patrick...well said n keep up the good speech...sure will follow this channel like i had follow your radio channel....💪💪💪👍👍👍

[@ritashort2631]

Like the US, Malaysia is a beautiful patchwork of races, cultures and differing views. In diversity there is great strength.

[@thlim1460]

Patrick, todate, I still hold you as the DJ with the best voice we had. We have to depend on the young Malaysians to help us champion the true cause of a multiracial, multireligious and multicultural Malaysia. We should be celebrating diversity instead of being made by such politicians who wanted to maintain the minds of a certain race at a level such that it could be exploited for their own political course and wealth. Honestly, with Malays as the majority of our county’s population ( about 75% ), I’ve no choice but to appeal to the young Malays to come out of the cocoon created by such politicians if they are rationale Malaysians and should reject the divisive ( win-loose ) policies instead of the inclusive ( win-win ) policies. Unless they are comfortable as “jaguh kampungs”, they will be laughed at when travelling abroad as Malaysia is the only country practicing “apartheid” in the world.
I just hope the country will not move to where we don’t want to see just as a well-travelled Malay gentleman said recently, the current politicians must be mindful and improve their behaviour in running the government and his warning to them is “it’s not change alone” that they have to worry.

[@lynettetan5026]

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[@vivouser9153]

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[@azmard4865]

No problem Sir. We, the Malay youths, also want the Chinese and Indian to be less prone in favoring the west or China simply because they have grudes against the Malays. Vernacular schools seem to be another problem if you ever wish for a more holistic integration. The Bumis' privileges enshrined in the constitution is far from being discriminatory not when it was AGREED by all back then. Don't get it confused to fit certain unnecessary agenda. The least we can do is... assimilate as to cast away doubt 😮

[@leealex24]

@@azmard4865 Get your facts right and don't spread lies here! This right is enshrined in the federal constitution which is the supreme law of the land. Freedom of religion is enshrined in the Malaysian Constitution. First, Article 11 provides that every person has the right to profess and to practice his or her religion and (subject to applicable laws restricting the propagation of other religions to Muslims[1]) to propagate it. Second, the Constitution also provides that Islam is the religion of the country but other religions may be practised in peace and harmony (Article 3). In short, any non-muslim (Including the bumi in Sabah/Sarawak) can practice, believe and propagate their culture/religion to another non-muslim and it's protected by constitution. It's a non issue and has been a non-issue for the past 60 years! In fact, Malaysia has always believed in the concept of "unity in diversity" whilst maintaining progressive/open-minded outlook.

[@thlim1460]

@@azmard4865 Hi Mard, first no need to address me “sir”, just Lim will do, as we’re no more in British colonialism. Personally, I’m fortunate to have many true Malay friends growing up in my kampung. We go to each other’s house and even shared the food and drinks, of course not “non-halal” food as my family do respect my Malay friend’s faith though there were no “halal” regulations then. We mixed very well and our parents don’t have to ask if we are going out with what friends. We do have vernacular schools then and it never created any problems amongst the races. In fact, the harmony among the various races were much better and stronger than it is today. The NEP was a good policy but it is the enforcement which is not ok. There were many Malay poors who were even sidelined, let alone the Nons, as it was “hijacked” by politicians for their own benefits.
You may want to read the Constitution on Malay privileges as you have obviously overlooked its interpretation and spirit when it was written. I have no qualms about helping the under-privileged but it’s not specifically reserved for Malays only. I’m sorry that you think otherwise and felt that the main issue is the Nons failure to assimilate but truthfully as citizens of the country, aren’t we the same so the question of assimilation should not arise. Malaya got its independence from the British who had given it on condition it is multi-racial and the delegation that went to seek audience with the Queen was only allowed in if it was represented by the representatives of the three main races i.e. Malay, Chinese and Indian.

[@selvarajanugraham7104]

Well I was in Form 5 when I first heard your voice.Now I am 66 .It's great to hear your voice always Malaysia is for all Malaysians.

[@rapiqox]

We always talk about moving forward..and we forget about stability. Politicians just the cause..it is us who determine the results.

[@gomomogo8274]

Betul....
...org politik ni batu api utk political mileage mereka....
...x kira mana2 parti.... banyak yg gunakan isu isu negatif utk cari pengaruh...
... ramai org dah x percaya cakap2 org politik....
...sudah sampai masanye org awam x ditipu atau dimainkan oleh org politik....
...mulai skrg biar org awam yg membentuk org politik....
...pilih atau cari lah ahli politik yg positif dan pragmatik...
...ahli politik yg negatif dan yg x ada idea... boleh ditolak tepi dan buang ke laut saja...
...

[@JIM-TREFVTRETRE]

"We were all humans until race disconnected us, religion seperated us, politics divided us, and wealth classified us." Quote and unquote.

[@droneodyssey1435]

I couldn't' agree more with you Patrick. Salute. And Yess we need new faces, new generations of young Malaysians to lead this country.

[@annietan2569]

I m also a senior citizen , born, bred , educated n worked for this beloved country for over thirty years. I have also seen the changes mentioned above. I therefore sincerely hope n eagerly await the young generation of today to bring this beloved country back on the right track for a better n brighter future!

[@abubakarsidek6777]

Ini semua pembawa aktif olih ahli politik perkauman....
Kita akan capai hajat dihati...jika tiada parti politik perkauman...
Percayalah cakap saya saya lahir pada tahun 1945....
Thnks

[@markhylis9561]

@@abubakarsidek6777 betul itu sangat betul.

[@mkthon3657]

Dear Patrick Teoh thanks for speaking out our true voice and feeling deep inside our heart. Hopefully this message will reach many of the fair thinking Malaysian's Bumiputra. So that we can unite together to make a better MALAYSIA as a model to the world. Hope this will materialised in the shortest to morrow.

[@leealex24]

No country in the world will survive, let alone thrive when 50% of the population are unhappy, note many people in Sabah and Sarawak are also more open-minded and progressive in thinking compared to the extremist and incompetent Malay politicians/electorate. There's no such thing as blind loyalty.

[@azmard4865]

@@leealex24 what the heck? You and your copy pasta narrative? Again, speak the national language properly, get rid of vernacular school and tell them to stop drunk driving. The audacity as if you can get away by pointing fingers and brush off the stuff I mentioned. Guess what, it is DAP's and the non-Bumis' earnest wishes to see an end to the enshrined Bumis privileges, yes 😃

[@azmard4865]

@@leealex24 I am never wrong to be overly skeptical on you guys. Beloved "Malaysian" Chinese and Indian 😃

[@leealex24]

@@azmard4865 Well, and likewise, the people like you who not just plain ignorant but have no idea what a strong, culturally diverse, progressive, prosperous and happy Malaysia could have been or in fact, what have been in the past especially in the 70's. If there's no fire, there won't be smoke.

[@stmpo5595]

@@azmard4865 Get rid of vernacular schools and also religion school, tahfiz, international and private school. Close down MRSM and UiTM too as only certain race can enroll.

[@jessicamoo9120]

Ketuanan/Supremacy of a certain race had been implanted in the heads of the said people. But there are many of them who do not "buy" this philosophy.
I sincerely believe, and I am very hopeful that our country will change if the youth starts to take active part in the current economical and political issues that we are facing now.
Thank you for speaking out your thoughts as well as mine, Patrick! :-)

[@fatimahmasliza]

iIn spite of being brought to the authority for questioning many times of his loyalty to Malaysia ,yet the man with the golden voice still believe the younger generations will make this beloved country ,Malaysia to be a better place for all of us to live in.. with respect , with dignity and feel proud to be a malaysian without all the coruptted politicians around .. we salute you .. Patrick Teoh 👍🙏👍

[@suetan8062]

Dream on…

[@fatimahmasliza]

@@suetan8062 I have a dream - Martin Luther King

[@leealex24]

@@suetan8062 It's too late guys, Malaysia is on the way to become a boring, corrupt, backward and regressive country. Just leave and contribute to other countries that welcome good progressive talents.

[@leealex24]

@@suetan8062 It's too late guys, Malaysia is on the way to become a boring, corrupt, backward and regressive country. Just leave and contribute to other countries that welcome good progressive talents.

[@ravideo9884]

@@leealex24 I am with you Lex. If you feel that this country is regressing & has no hope, we should pack & seek greener pastures.

[@alhudafrozen2717]

I am Malaysian...Ayuh Malaysia!... Thank you Sir...I will never be tired hearing your voice...

[@creativeimagingworks]

Thankyou Patrick! I am honored to have recognized you since the 80's when you performed in one of our company dinner ( music machine ) and now after more then 40+ years I do follow your messages but on a different scenario! I wish I could continue to believe for a better Malaysia. but at 60 now, I'm more hopeful of a chance to leave this country then my believe in a better Malaysia ..The race and religion issue had passed beyond recovery!!! I respect your humble message and wish you a great life sir! 🙏

[@lauraranger7882]

The Golden Voice of Malaysia is back and it’s lovely to hear up your Golden voice again , Sir 🥰. Let’s get together to gather more like minded Malaysians to save this once lovely country 🥰

[@karupiah3374]

I am a Malaysian too. I was in the govt civil service for 38years including 8years of voluntarily secondment to Sarawak. I love Malaysia!

[@ssr6731]

I feel very emotional watching this video.... Its True!!!

[@leealex24]

@John Gomez It's too late guys, Malaysia is on the way to become a boring, corrupt, backward and regressive country. Just leave and contribute to other countries that welcome good progressive talents.

[@shamshulanuar7718]

@@leealex24 when are you leaving?
But do realise other countries do t tolerate vernacular schools

[@leealex24]

@@shamshulanuar7718 Don't worry, many talents across all ethnic group/races will leave and have left in case you didn't know leaving well you'll see. They will bring with them all the ingredients that was meant to make Malaysia a stronger, better and more prosperous country. I don't blame you as just an individual but, I blame the Malay politicians or certain group of people. But, such is a fact of life.

[@shamshulanuar7718]

@@leealex24 perhaps looking at a mirror will help you.
As long Chinses support DAP that is hostile to Malays, Chinese will always be viewed suspiciously.
I mean no disrespect to Chinese. I just hope they don't have to sacrifice their interest by voting DAP in

[@Kuasarakyat2]

@@shamshulanuar7718
Therefore we must support the corrupt Umno or the Taliban Pas?

[@jessiems3734]

What a voice what a message with such command of English. That is the Patrick Teoh I recall. I pray the sincere desires of his heart and our hearts manifests. I surrender this lovely nation that belongs to to GOD ALL MIGHTY first then to man back GOD ..... HUMAN BEINGS MAKE PLANS BUT TUHAN ALONE DECIDES AND ESTABLISHES IT.

[@oilenglai4128]

Well said Patrick.....WE ARE ONE OF MANY MALAYSIANS....💕 your signature baritone voice and marvellous English over the radio waves of the 90s

[@azreeidris6966]

Thanks Patrick.After all we are Malaysian. Stay United.

[@azmard4865]

So why do they rarely speak our national language and rarely filled their homes with Malaysian flags during the National Day? Busy and got no access to it? Aha 😃

[@nasir1nasir220]

DIMALAYSIA INI..BRAPA RAMAIKAH MAANUSIA SPRT PATRICK TEOH ONI??!..SEMOGA YG LAIN2 BETSYUKUR DAN BERTUAH DTRIMA SENAGAI WARGANEGARA..!.

[@markhylis9561]

@@azmard4865 because English is also Malaysia's official language? There's nothing wrong with that.

[@Photojouralist123]

Hi Patrick, met you many times in the past and have some common friends. I came here to Malaysia back in 1966. Always followed you over the decades. Keep safe and thanks

[@wahidsalasa158]

Selagi ada Pengasingan Sekolah Pendidikan, Selagi itu lah wujud Perbezaan antara Kaum dan Bangsa., Dan kalau mahu berubah. semua Bangsa Rakyat Malaysia kena Belajar disekolah Satu Aliran. iaitu Sekolah Kebangsaan Malaysia.,

[@Mrisayahya]

cakap xserupa bikin..semua ahli politik sama..PH ka n BN ke N PN ka...semua s
ama

[@rajesmuru6300]

Hello, let the economy be fair first to all then talk about schools. Always love to talk about demolishing other schools. I am from SK school but still I had to face same quota system! Denied in many ways.

[@bujal80s33]

Joke of the year!! Asyik2 satu aliran sekolah...tak habis2 nak ragut semua dari kaum lain...bkn itu isunya...beli rumah..bumi lot lain...diskaun tak habis2..semua kena asing dari kaum lain...NEP...mansuhkan ini semua yg buat masalah....malaslah nak cakap...klu jenis takleh terima kenyataan macam nilah..bagi idea tak blh guna

[@liewkinhean]

jangan mimpi satu aliran boleh selesaikan semua perkara ...nanti nak satu agama, satu warna......lagi

[@dzakisuda]

How can I forget you, Sir. I grew up waiting by the radiogram to listen to your Coca-Cola Show and Fantastic Facts and Fancies.
You taught me to appreciate good music too.

[@ritashort2631]

WHY would anyone give a thumbs down to this beautiful message of hope and inclusion?

[@alohasnackbar3544]

Thumbs down are those nationalist or radical extremist.

[@azmard4865]

Why I rarely see the Chinese and Indian rarely speak in the national language and filled their homes with Malaysian flags during the National Day (even prior to the pandemic if they gonna give excuses) as I roaming around their neighbourhood? Oh. Truly Malaysian. Don't drunk, please 😃

[@alohasnackbar3544]

@@azmard4865 dont … just dont.. there are indian and chinese raising flags during whole of august.
And its not up to you to judge our patriotism. Who are you?

[@alohasnackbar3544]

@@azmard4865 besides, its you that rarely mixed around with other races. Ppl like u need to go.

[@leealex24]

@@azmard4865 Haha, a racist/extremist government that says Malays muslim government FIRST want the non-muslims 40% - 45% electorate support, what are you smoking? Not to mention this backdoor government is a not a properly elected one and highly incompetent. These are facts man, it's in your face! There's such thing called "rule of law" in a country in case, you never been educated.

[@mohdalijinnah9606]

*" BANGSA SENDIRI YG MENCURI HAK & HARTA BANGSA NYA, TP DIA TUDUH BANGSA LAIN SUPAYA DIA BEBAS TERUS MENCURI & MENCURI... HEBAT !"*
Ir Soekarno 1955.
Jd skrg bolih SAMBUNG semula mencuri & cari mangsa baru utk d tuduh.
Pemimpin2 trmasuk lanun2 pun sekongkol.. Hebat betul...
Tunggu lah sumpahan Rakyat ke atas mereka semua ini... Aamiin...

[@capati88]

We are all Malaysians...we love our country. Politicians are NOT!

[@neshdineah2957]

No there are lot of our own malaysians ask to get out from this country..and other peoples also quite and say its politician fault!!

[@leealex24]

@@neshdineah2957 It's too late guys, Malaysia is on the way to become a boring, corrupt, backward and regressive country. Just leave and contribute to other countries that welcome good progressive talents.

[@muhammada2445]

@@leealex24 then what stopping y'all? Go la no one forcing u to stay here if u dont like bumiputera then go???

[@muhammada2445]

@RichieChong Chong aikk mana tuduhan? Tell me mana satu tuduhan?

[@muhammada2445]

@RichieChong Chong well if you Don't like us then go la kan?? Its not racist im just saying the fact what stopping y'all from migrated to another country??🤷🏻‍♀️

[@kharahmat]

Tolak ansur bukan di tolak beransur -ansur.
Perlembagaan telah menetapkan hak yang sepatutnya kepada setiap warga negara.
Kalau semua orang patut, tidak akan ada masalah.
Jangan lupa , ahli politik juga warga negara Malaysia tetapi warga negara yang tidak mahu mengikuti perlembagaan negara.
Sekarang ramai yang komen tetang kegagalan kerajaan .
Suatu masa ketika kerajaan diurus tadbir dengan baik , seorang ketua pembangkang memberitahu di pengundi kawasannya, "kerajaan yang ada memang telah mengurus tadbir negara dengan baik. Untuk kekalkan kerajaan yang sedia ada , negara perlukan pembangkang yang kuat supay kerajaan yang ada dapat terus menjadi lebih baik"
Akhirnya ketua parti pembangkang itu menang dalam pilihan Raya .
Cuba fikir balik , apakah kebaikan yang pembangkang buat selama ini?
Kerajaan berusaha selama ini untuk menyatupadukan rakyat . Siapa yang Saban waktu menimbulkan isu perkauman? Pasang bendera terbalik? Tukarkan warna bendera kepada warna hitam?
Di India , rakyat mereka yang sebangsa dengan mereka tetapi menganut Agama Islam , didiskriminasikan kerana agama.
Begitu juga di China.
Orang Cina ada yang rasa mereka didiskriminasikan , tapi cuba lihat siapa barisan jutawan di Malaysia . Didiskriminasikan tetapi Masih mampu menjadi golongan yang kaya raya . Tidak cukup bertuah lagi ke?
Tanah Melayu dijajah selama hampir 500 tahun . Siapakan yang berusaha selama ini untuk mencari jalan merdekakan Tanah Melayu?
Tun Tan Cheng Lock pun melarikan diri ketika Tanah Melayu diduduki oleh Jepun.
Baru 64 tahun negara Merdeka , kalau ada yang rasa tanah Melayu ini tidak cukup baik untuk mereka , sila lah cari negara lain yang lebih baik. Tak perlu susahkan diri berada di Malaysia .

[@naufal9515]

I am malay and im cry on what he say. He speak the truth especially the malay rights. It has been corrupted and abuse for the few elites not benefital to the malay as a whole

[@maggiekrishnan8074]

We have often said among ourselves, that the ordinary Malays are a beautiful people, really bersopan, musically and artistically gifted, warm and friendly neighbours, their children capable of taking their place in the world stage. We hope the "ordinary" real Malays, real Malaysians, will rise up to reclaim the country for all Malaysians.

[@leealex24]

@@maggiekrishnan8074 It's too late guys, Malaysia is on the way to become a boring, corrupt, backward and regressive country. Just leave and contribute to other countries that welcome good progressive talents.

[@etloo1971]

I saw majority of my Malay colleagues in factory didn't get much benefit from NEP.

[@nawiabdullah7437]

Patrick Teoh, you are absolutely right. We are all Malaysians first and foremost.

[@jaytan8888]

Malaysia is the best, much better than any countries. We thank the gov of Malaysia to have brought so much progress to the country all these years and the sacrifices the gov officials made to build this country. Malaysia, truly Asia!

[@mcyeah9781]

Malaysia government also very fair to everyone, no corruption and put in great deal of effort to achieve great vision. MALAYSIA BOLEH!

[@hochowfatt]

I love your video.... I am Malaysian too. But sadly to see the future the majority race the comments. Selfish alway happen around us. We are fight to make fair ,we are built, we are help for each other all the people and all the race. This country always have a Politicians to destroy our harmony and peaceful.

[@leesengkin6471]

Thank u Mr Patrick Teoh for sharing your wisdom & your love for this beloved country. We wish you long life and another 70 years our Golden Voice in radio history

[@KeJiaDai]

Patrick Teoh made an encouraging speech for all Malaysians. Yes. I believe there is still hope for new Malaysia. I left Malaysia in 1990. I am still a Malaysian waiting for a better Malaysia. Malaysia BOLEH.

[@jesonrozi1924]

We r Malaysian n we were born here n die here.Long live Malaysia

[@AbdulAziz-fb1ij]

We shouldn't have the MAJORITARIAN mindsets..we should all think of being only Malaysian.. Only Malaysian..Unity in Diversity ..As a Muslim I don't believe one race or any particular ethnic is superior than others .It is not Islamic to think one race is superior than others.. Anything which leads to equality, fairness and harmonious.. without doubts is Islamic teachings...Proud to be Malaysian..May Allah almighty bless us all as Malaysian..In Sya Allah

[@JinoLeePhotography]

I grew up listening to "Kee Huat Fantastic Facts and Fancies" every Sunday 😄 You're simply the best Mr Patrick Teoh 👍🏼💪🏼👏🏼

[@tinamiller28]

Well said Mr. Teoh! You stayed and I left Malaysia. Salute to you. I sometimes I ask myself did I make the right decision because I do miss the family and the Malaysia I left behind. I thought like you did that the NEP was good for Malaysia. At the time I left Malaysia, Dr. Mahathir was the Deputy PM. I worked for a NGO and had liaison with the DPM department. The vision of 2020 of Malaysia becoming a developed country as envisioned in the NEP has proven to be a flop. I now can see that the NEP is divisive as Miriam Makhtar said. Breaks my heart to see the Malaysia the family I left behind are living in now. I'm happy in my new country Australia. Please continue to speak out! Thankyou.

[@DilSinghh]

We are Malaysians who will stand together in thick and thin. So, politicians please ask yourselves “why” play silly games! We should be a strong nation with so much of knowledge brought in from different backgrounds!! Not bite each other. So, it time to wake up and make Malaysia shine.

[@shanppad7120]

Honestly... I am a fan of Mr Patrick Teoh voice for many years. I love his comedy clips, movies, talk shows. But I wold like to say this "he really talk from bottom of his heart" well said sir

[@PENSKY04]

The words 'we are not different, we are all Malaysians' make goosebumps.

[@meiyansoh7507]

PENSKE PURU,
Why?
We can be different in ethnicity, in language , in culture , which are very obvious to you.
But can you deny the fact that we have one thing in common. We are Malaysians! If you don’t agree , then you are not fit to be a Malaysian!!!
You think Malaysua is the only country in the world with many ethnic groups? You’re wrong, WRONG! Get your facts rights , then stop exaggerating the differences.
Travel when you’re able and you’ll see how some countries treat their minorities so well , you should be ashamed ! Yes, you go to Inner Mongolia , you’ll learn that they preserve their own language and culture and they have special rights to enter the universities!!
Let me check and let you know Makaysia is just one of the many countries which have different ethnicities!
Look at sone of the big countries , they have many ethnicities in their midst,; they’re not homogeneous!
India- 2,000 ethnic groups !
China- 56 ethnic groups;
Russia-120 ethnic groups ;
Britain-18 ethnic groups plus many many immigrants who have equal rights like citizens( they can buy houses, they can enter the universities)except not allowed to vote!
America-so many that they are classified into Whites, Blacks,Asians, Latino etc etc
Ok? Do they keep saying things like’ you’re’pendatang’ “you’re here because we are merciful’ “You go back to where you come from””
The last one is the worst: You mean those who say this don’t even know one can’t simply claim citizenship unless you’re born with parents who are citizens of a certain country? What numbskulls whoever he/she is !!
And just don’t know why there are scumbags who choose to divide the country when as leaders, they should promote unity?
And more so, can’t understand why despite being educated, there are many fools who choose to believe those scumbag politicians from single-raced parties when this only feed their greed for money and power BUT DESTROY THE COUNTRY THEY DARE PROFESS THEY LOVE?
PENGSKE PURU,
Buat baik berpada pada, buat jahat Jangan sekali!
Love your own citizens , be blind to their skin colour. Don’t deny them their birthright to be Malaysians!!
Wish you well.
Bukankah kita adik beradik ?No goosebumps on my part and hope you”d reply-sama sama”!

[@marklimmy]

@@rezal1776 From Indonesia..?

[@ravideo9884]

@@marklimmy I believe he's Malaysian. What about you. Where are you from?

[@marklimmy]

@@ravideo9884 I born here I am Malaysian.

[@ravideo9884]

@@marklimmy I am sure RZAL was also born here. I'm puzzled as to why you question his citizenship. He's a native compared to us.

[@vincentfoong790]

Very well said Patrick. I pray that many will stand along side what you highlighted and continue to move ahead in hope. At the core, we are Malaysians at heart, in spite of the race or religion. I believe in a better tomorrow for Malaysia.

[@hamidibaharuddin4333]

Dear Patrick, this is Malaysia and it is the way it is. You are Malaysian, wake up and be grateful. In this country if you work hard you can be the richest person. Guess which race controls the economy and being the top 10 richest persons in Malaysia. Do you think they feel less Malaysian? The politicians are doing their part to set a social equilibrium and stability so that we all can live harmoniously. They might not be perfect, alas good and bad government are everywhere. You're lucky if they ever allow you to open vernacular schools in any of those countries.
Do check to the core of the issue. Remember the old Chinese virtue of "Ru Xiang Sui Su" ( if you're in another foreign land, you assimilate or integrate into the culture and practices of that society). Yes the Chinese did very well in the US, UK, Australia and Europe and many other countries, where they adapt almost everything that's there. But it did not apply to southern Chinese who've migrated to Malaya then. This is simply because they never wanted to stay permanently. Chinese who migrated with the intention to permanently settled down in a foreign country, never started a Chinese school or Chinese press in the scale that their ancestors did. Obviously up to now, the majority still can’t let that go and even still can’t master as simple as the Bahasa Malaysia. Yet its easy to point a finger at the politicians, bumiputeras and everything else but never realize the other three fingers are pointing at us Malaysian. Hence, this is Malaysia and it is the way it is. Let's embrace it as we are all under one special identity - being "Malaysian" that we are all proud of. Happy Malaysia Day!

[@aleeqh7662]

I can see greater malaysia in future in my vision.. come on malaysia we need to come together to be better for our malaysian children ❤️🇲🇾 i love you all no matter what colour of yr skin or religion. Malaysia is beautiful the way it is guys.

[@hocksengtan6352]

Initially, I didn't want to open this message to hear Patrick Teoh giving lots of political criticism as he was well known for the past decade. Because I have heard enough and already dreadful to hear of more! But I am glad that I opened it and listened to what he had to offer. I realized that Patrick experienced more, in fact much more than what I thought I had seen. It's a real reflection of being a Malaysian today that face many challenges that we are facing now as a father, a husband, a grandpa even. So I urge you all to listen and pray to God to bless 🙏🙏🙏 and protect our beloved Malaysia every now and then. Amen!
Patrick's sharing is the best so far that I had heard about our country, even better and more meaningful than any politician's official Merdeka speech to the nation. Patrick's message really touches my heart.

[@Kuasarakyat2]

Thank you Patrick for giving us hope however difficult it may be.

[@sunilu.ajinadasa3515]

Thanks Patrick Teoh. I grew up to your voice on the Blue Network. Disheartening, yet hopeful at the same time.

[@shahrulnizamakabulatabubak4215]

Totally agreed as such…well spoken mr teoh..

[@SuperKayraz]

The legend Patrick Teoh. Growing up listening to Patrick Teoh on the radio. Good old days

[@tinateoh9748]

Well said Patrick. Those days we were all proud to be Malaysians. These days unless we have a brand new government which stops playing one race or religion against the other and turning the country upside down we can only be ashamed of being called Malaysian. Back in those days in the fifties and sixties we could call ourselves One Malaysia until the government divided us all in order to gain power for themselves. What a disgrace and shame in the eyes of the world. It is even worse now than then. We can only pray that God will bless us with a better and more selfless and well versed government officials who care more for the rakyat than themselves.

[@selvimohan706]

I have always admired from my younger days n charmed with patricks voice..
Hearing what patrick says is so true..kuddos patrick ..i really hope the younger generation will do the rightful thing for the future of all malaysians ...malaysians should not be confused or vote for reasons party members gives incentitives...do not vote for politicians who are corrupt n self centrede...vote wisely

[@eddiewls11]

Thanks for speaking out loud for Malaysia.
You are one of the few non-politician who I really respect & voiced out the truth.
I came back to Malaysia 14 years ago and hope its a right decision.

[@judithlimyg5838]

Well said. In the true spirit of being a Malaysian irrespective of race and religion. Most of the Malays, Indians and Chinese are not racist. Only those politicians always like to divide us by talking about race and religion...they are the ones who are racists.

[@azmard4865]

Sorry to burst your bubbles, but why the Chinese and Indians rarely filled their homes with Malaysian flags during the National Day? Why rarely use the national language and why vernacular school? Is it because of the "apartheid" constitution that make them less "Malaysian" despite it was agreed beforehand?

[@jayahilmansyah6735]

@@azmard4865 KARENA CINA MALAYSIA LEBIH SUKA BERBAHASA CINA BERBANDING BAHASA MELAYU, GA KAYAK TIONGHOA INDONESIA YANG MENJUNJUNG TINGGI BAHASA INDONESIA SEBAGAI BAHASA PEMERSATU 🇮🇩🇮🇩😇😁🙏 SEMOGA WARGA PRIBUMI MALAYSIA BANGKIT MENENTANG WARGA ASING😇🙏 JANGAN BIARIN NEGARA KALIAN JADI SEPERTI SHANGHAI DAN JANGAN BIARIN HARGA DIRI KALIAN DIINJAK OLEH WARGA ASING😁😇🙏🙏

[@ktng3176]

@@azmard4865
Dude, may I know what year or era were you born?
Remember during the 70s and 80s most of us do fly Malaysia flag on National Day, YDP Agong or Sultan Birthday and any State events. Also, participating.
Please don't judge the Chinese, Indian & others simply you have not seen ones.

[@ktng3176]

@@jayahilmansyah6735
I really feel sorry for you.
People like you who enjoy instigating and cause society disharmony, and do not believe in Karma, your next life will be HELL. Born as deaf or mute or Conflict land/zone (like Afghanistan, Iraq etc) in next life. I sincerely hope that you will stop doing it and repent to your Almighty God before too late.

[@jayahilmansyah6735]

@@ktng3176 kalian tuh yang harus sadar diri, kalian hanya menumpang di tanah nusantara, coba kau liat cina indonesia, mereka itu ga sombong dan bongkak kayak cina malaysia, jangan sampe terjadinya seperti tragedi indonesia 1998 yah, kalian itu sombong pada ga mau pake bahasa melayu, kok lebih mengagungkan bahasa penjajah inggris, apa ga tau malu!!??

[@maiosaurus]

Patrick Teoh echoes the sentiments of all true Malaysians who see the hostility and narrow perceptions of those who have grabbed power selfishly for their own self interests.

[@andrewyong8333]

Patrick,your voice indeeds young and magnetic (used to listen to radio 30years ago)you must have a young heart to maintain it all these years.
Thank you for believing in majority good

[@henryyong5974]

Thank you Patrick for the uplifting message.

[@gu411230]

Patrick, I am so impressed with your eloquent and concise discourse. You truly are a gem to this country; a much needed voice in befuddled times. Needless to say, your linguistic proficiency is such a great welcome but sadly a rarity with speakers nowadays. Thank you for such unabashed candour.

[@hekeenkl2665]

Towards being a true Malaysian !
Malaysians are not divided by race or the colour of your skin. We are divided by religion !
Most Non Bumiputeras still have very strong leanings towards their origins. Indians regard India as their motherland .. the Sikhs acknowledge that Punjab is all .. Sri Lankans have donated millions upon millions of ringgit for the Tamil Tigers .. the Chinese associate themselves with Singapore or Hong Kong .. or in precovid times with the western world.
Now if I am a Bumiputera, I will feel uncomfortable and threatened !
Not mentioning that most of the Nons can’t speak the national language proficiently .. and yet consider themselves to be true Malaysians.
Regardless of severe racism in the west, most Asians are happy to acknowledge the right of the white master. And this ideology transcends towards trying to change the political landscape in Malaysia.
If u are not Bumiputera u basically have no say in the politics or the governance of the country.
How can u consider being a true Malaysian when your religion and culture are against the majority’s will ?
U can beg for consideration .. but by no means demand it !
In reality the Nons are considered immigrants, and rightly so.
They want to change the country with their own beliefs to suit their convenience.
Become a Muslim and u will become a true Malaysian, regardless of your race or the colour of your skin !
After all religion is really an accident. If u were born in the west u would probably be a Christian .. or a Muslim if u originated from the Middle East .. or a Hindu if your ancestors hailed from the sub continent .. and so on !

[@ranganathanpillai6913]

Patrick, I have been listening to you for years. I am also 75

[@moidili2439]

As a non bumi, In my childhood, I watched p. Ramli movies, I read berita harian, I enjoyed songs of blues gang, alleycats, search, wings, raja Emma etc., I visited my teacher house during hari raya. I am so sad to hear voices in recent years stating that I am actually pendatang, worse still to go back to where I belonged if I am not happy with the situation the country is in....

[@mcyeah9781]

I already immigrated, if you can't, at least encourage your next generation to do so. Don't waste time in this boleh land anymore. Don't pay tax to pelihara them anymore, just go.

[@silahudinyusof1069]

Sudah lah Patrick. Hujah anda merosakkan perpaduan negara.

[@victorcephas]

Yes I'm Malaysian whether the majority race likes it or not

[@batu3030]

Tq for the truth and the actual aspirations of the majority of true malaysians

[@tienluketienluke4744]

I always thought Patrick has been an arrogante but today he strikes me as one of the heroes of Malaysia. Well said brother Patrick.

[@starofjupiter6420]

I agree and support what you pointed out. The cold hard truth is that there are still a majority group of the Malaysians still enjoy stroking racial and religion issues. It is great to continue have HOPE even though 64 years later, nothing changed. In order for Malaysians to move forward, new blood or new generation of people in PKR, Amanah and DAP are the only salvation.

[@leealex24]

All Malaysians must strongly reject the parties/people that promote religion extremism, neglect of the law/democracy, corruption and incompetence. That is PAS, Bersatu for sure and everyone regardless of race at any state, must make this change for future.

[@IsaacRizard]

So, basically it's the same old theatrics. Obviously, nothing will change.

[@suetan8062]

Patrick Teoh is giving non Malays false hope. His children already migrated.

[@leealex24]

@@suetan8062 No country in the world will survive, let alone thrive when 50% of the population are unhappy, note many people in Sabah and Sarawak are also more open-minded and progressive in thinking compared to the extremist and incompetent Malay politicians/electorate. There's no such thing as blind loyalty.

[@IsaacRizard]

@@suetan8062 False hope is still a hope.

[@ainishaikmohd161]

Well said patrick Teoh,
I always liked to hear your
Beautiful voice, gud shareing to malaysians.
May god blessed you, long life you can story more About Ours country ok tq.
👍❤️🌹🌹🌹💪🖐️🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾

[@yapnicole7793]

Couldn't be more agreeable to what you said Mr Patrick. Thank you for speaking up. Do stay safe.

[@liyeesim366]

It’s really heart breaking to see our leaders trying to divide the beautiful multi racial country that all of us been putting so much effort to embrace and accept and learn and love one another. It’s not the new non elected government gv me peace & feeling safe but every rakyat Malaysia I met the moment I leave home be it my neighbors, my colleagues, delivery men, workers from mall & restaurants, etc etc …. Thank you Malaysian!!! All of you made this a beautiful country ❤️