Who is tunku abdul aziz

Unless Malaysia was formed, Malaya would be exporting their daughters as maids. What baloney! This Abdul Aziz chap perhaps has not heard of the Malaysia Agreement ; he may not even have read it or perhaps he is so senile he did not know the date September 16, Singapore left the Federation of Malaysia later.

He claims he was a teacher; it means that he has no conscience that this is a part of Malaysia history which is not taught in school or even in universities. They wanted to hide September 16 so bad that they only started to celebrate it 47 years after , but only in Sabah and Sarawak NOT Malaya. Does this Abdul Aziz represent the leaders and elite in Malaya? Talking about security concerns is just a scare tactic for Sabahans and Sarawakians to hang on to Malaya.

Unfortunately, the Tanduo incident the Lahad Datu standoff shows that Sabahans and Sarawakians do not think much about Malaya discharging their security and defense obligations. What can we expect from insincere and dishonorable leaders and elites from Malaya? Their obligations in the Constitution which is mandatory to be implemented, yet, for more than five decades they have yet to fulfil any of it.

All negotiations were already completed in He began his business career with the Guthrie Corporation Ltd. He then moved to the Central Bank of Malaysia as an adviser. Aziz is on the Global Advisory Council of Caux Roundtable, a United States-based business organization, promoting, among other goals, principles of good governance. In February , he was appointed a member of the Royal Commission inquiring into the police service of Malaysia. Skip to main content. His present antics are an outright insult to TI-M.

Perhaps, the present TI-M office should advise this disgruntled BN mole against using his old position as cover in the future. As someone has said, this chap is getting more and more undignified each time he opens his mouth.

Shouldn't he be ashamed of himself for joining the DAP by donning a sheep's skin? Yet, he goes around now without a pinch of shame to participate in anti-DAP rallies.

Yap CS: The moral of the story is, never give a position to anyone who has not earned it. This is the result. Anonymous Of the four people in the group of speakers, Tunku Aziz will realise that he has lost the most or is the highest-ranking loser in the room when he has to mingle among the rejects at the ceramah. It's an unfortunate tag he will get just by virtue of his association with these very unimpressive lot. I would hurry and take a bath if I happened to be in attendance. Onyourtoes: I think sometimes we give others undue importance and respect.

We think they are gems when in fact they are garbage. We think they are men of integrity when in actual fact they are men of depravity and self-centredness. The next time we mention chameleons, we must give better respect to that animal. I think the DAP, despite whatever weaknesses or shortcomings, must have done something right, hence the relentless efforts to attack and destabilise the party, either from within or without. So far, Guan Eng's leadership and actions have been acceptable to the rakyat.

He may not be perfect but we can see the difference between Penang now and in the past. At least, Guan Eng seems to be doing his job right. That is probably his greatest achievement to date. The man is devoid of any integrity or decency. If the DAP was so bad, he was naive to join in the first place and agree to become the party's deputy chairperson and senator. People like him only like to listen to their own voice and assume that they are always right.