Is There HOPE For Malaysia 2022?

[@seetoh911]

Saw most of the comments here talking about keeping the hope for Malaysia... but the thing is that we can't just sit here and be hopeful, we need to change, start from every small action and change our mindset to be a forward-thinking nation. Working in Singapore for many years, i realised that their success as a nation is not by chance, is about their forward-thinking mindset, their boldness to make things happen and actions on their plans. Not just talk big. It's time for us to reflect over the past 65 years, have we Malaysian been led on the right path to make Malaysia a successful nation. Dont just be hopeful of miracles to land in front of you, but do something to make the miracles that you want to happen. Be more of a thinker, less of a follower. Keep challenging the status quo. Trust me, we Malaysia can be stronger, better and more successful than Singapore, but first and foremost, the things we have to do is CHANGE, change our attitude, change our belief, change our mindset, change the system, mechanism and regime that caused us failed, while being HOPEFUL for Malaysia. IMO the hope for Malaysia is never on the kerajaan (yang gagal), it's always on the PEOPLE.

[@000n6]

Obviously. Better days stems from change. Change stems from hope. Hope is equally as important.

[@MyMomSayNoDota]

people mindset now is "stuck"

[@cpteoh5001]

when 70% of the biggest race do not want to change but urge for priority, changing is just a dream for the 20% minority.

[@2travelBug]

The people as you call them have refused to change. Yeah! We can see them talking about the kerajaan this, kerajaan that. When it mattered most, all of them start retracting their heads into the shell like a tortoise. 像烏龜. Come GE, the politicians will give them each a bag of rice and some MYR, all is forgotten. Siapa mudah lupa? The cycle of voting for the same idiots happens again. Even a convicted criminal can be given their passport to travel and still enjoy freedom. Try doing that if you are a common rakyat, you will be in orange garb. This country is a real joke and the people running it are clowns.

[@2travelBug]

Problem is, we have been reflecting and re-reflecting for the last 64 years to no avail. The majority have been brainwashed to keep reflecting on a 60 year issue. Singapore and even Indonesia have moved on while Malaysia is still stuck in the 60s mindset. All because, politicians want to hold on to power and drag the country down. So, they keep harping on the 3Rs. Sadly, many still take the line, sinker and hook.

[@RayMak]

So many things has risen in price. Our government is still trying to divide us Malaysians so it's easier for them to get votes and giving out some left over bread crumbs to buy votes. =,(

[@Sirzhenshinzxc7199]

Covid-19 will win 💯💖😊😁

[@hazelnuts23]

Finally not comment like a bot

[@rayiscoolandawesome]

I hope more Malaysians regardless of background realize that the battle now is actually between the rakyat and corrupt leaders...

[@fleur2571]

@@rayiscoolandawesome there are many Malaysians who say bad things but still own many properties in Malaysia one foot abroad & another in Malaysia , they even bring in many foreigners to buy up the properties , It is them who cause the rise of cost of living !! Poor locals !!

[@johnnycage558]

@@fleur2571 it's corruption that's causing the rise of things. Malaysian has so much of natural resources like rubber, timber (floating by the thousands in Pahang flood), petroleum, palm oil, electrical and electronics and etc but it's citizen can live poorer than Singaporeans. Don't blame them for having multiple properties as they don't steal from the people unlike the corrupted politicians

[@sophophobia8841]

I am a Malay but I believe the only way for Malaysia to progress as a country is to make sure that nobody is above the law. Iykyk

[@MrMoneyTV]

I agree

[@puvididdle]

ikik

[@aogoh]

Can say so much but will never change anything

[@wynnszenn]

This is really true.

[@kompuleiompekboleh9266]

Exactly!, including real estate tycoons and developers who bribes the authorities to proceed their ridiculous development plans which mostly against the law.

[@datenshiSien]

What went wrong with Malaysia? Government went wrong. Most potential young malaysians have lost hope in our government. Malaysians are actually good people, the rakyat is quite united if you think about it.....it's actually those corrupted close-to-expiry ppl that are giving the rakyat problems / breaking up our unity.

[@0408tk]

I see lots of talented Malaysians doing good when leaving Malaysia....

[@syafidshafie7209]

Agree

[@izwanizi]

Because we keep voting old saggy people which many of them aged more than 55 years old to become our YB...instead become our Yang Berhormat...they all act like Yang Beruk....Thats all..You vote old people to be your YB / party Sec-General / party president ...You get old solution laaa...

[@mazu4526]

Old young both have different experiences but may have the same mindset or personality,the prob is depending on gov is a waste of time,you prob gain a lot more if you have nothing to lose mindset because if you think about it,Gov own you and you have nothing if you fully depending on them.

[@mcmltr]

We already vote the right government on 2018 but just some idiots cannot accept that they already loose.. cannot even wait for 5 years for another election.. use the backdoor to change another & another government.. so now the people are suffering..

[@leekongban9783]

We are left behind because the old folks in government are not letting go of their positions due to personal benefits. They should give way to the younger generations of politicians to pave the way of our future.

[@imgood8519]

Yes² agrees with you

[@manfelt2959]

Totally. These old dudes should just retire and sit in their homes. If they dont wanna work, let us do the work. They're already gonna die anyways

[@shamshulanuar7718]

Lee Why don't you start by ejecting racist dinosaurs from DAP out in next election

[@karmabiteshard1846]

Who wants to let go money? No way

[@Hope12Grace90]

@@shamshulanuar7718 why don't you start by not making everything about race? You call others racist when you are the one seeing race in everything? Change yourself before asking others to change

[@Alexhuang14]

When the PM say "Keluarga Malaysia" he meant 30,000+ UMNO members

[@gleaf4771]

Keluarga Malaysia" he mean not included Chinese,India & other races.

[@saramedia1809]

I'm Malay and I say F*ck Umno and F*ck ketuanan Melayu

[@goldbell1972]

Absolutely. Remember Lowyat??

[@luqmanhaqimsuhaimi153]

lol aku tgk main isu agama islam dan kaum salahkan melayu pdhl mereka sendiri main kan isu kaum

[@goldbell1972]

@@luqmanhaqimsuhaimi153 sapa yg selalu main isu kaum dimedia social? Perdana Menteri dan menteri2 bodoh pun main isu kaum. Apa lagi tak betui?? Kaum mana yg isu agama?? Jgn dok putar belit terang² bukti depan mata. Buat undang2 ikut suka kepentingan melayu. Bangsa lain pun bayar cukai bkn melayu saja

[@tanakaharutora4309]

“People shouldn’t be afraid of their government. Governments should be afraid of their people.” ― Alan Moore, V for Vendetta

[@macktheripper7454]

The quote is Benjamin Franklin

[@frankyong2607]

Not here in Malaysia because of the Internal Security Act (or whatever new name they call it, it's still the same).

[@winnielai2418]

@@frankyong2607 9hgģ⁷m

[@goldbell1972]

Here, you'll be ERASED without a trace.

[@furrycheetah]

@@frankyong2607 ISA is already gone

[@anthonytan164]

This is what happens when people vote based on race and religion instead of voting in the most capable and those with ideas and can perform.

[@anonnymous4433]

let me tell you regardless of what we pick all of them seem useless to me...all of them already has their chance to govern but they waste that chance by showing to us that they are same as the other....politic in malayisa need a reboot...from top to bottom all corrupt

[@xcjsmith5310]

@@anonnymous4433 I agree with you regardless of PN or PH, both have their own agenda, if they really think about the country, PH have the chance to rule again when Bersatu ask to join back but then you can say why we accept a traitor back.

[@rayiscoolandawesome]

Yes we can infer that all umno, mic, mca, pkr, dap, bersatu pejuang borneos parties in combine are totally useless to the nation for decades long

[@justrk3980]

What is that supposed to mean?

[@simsong5909]

Already change gov in pru14, but still useless. Change again, useless. Change yet again, useless.

[@lunxr1795]

I like your optimism but being a fresh grad at this time is super challenging. Unless we start selecting an actual functioning government, we will continuously sink down into dead land

[@MrMoneyTV]

Agreed!

[@Seramics]

There's no functional govt to select. This is what many Msian must start to realize.

[@shamshulanuar7718]

@@Seramics well that is what we chose in 2018. But we need to wait for next election. I expect parties like PKR,Amanah will be wiped out. Anda DAP would be affected badly

[@izzattaz6290]

@@shamshulanuar7718 there's nothing to choose from take LGE he actually has friendship with nazri.

[@cohesian]

@@Seramics agreed, even when we chose a functional govt, we ended up with a non-functional govt cause these decrepit toxic mf wont let it happen, will use all sorts of dirty tricks to get back power

[@chrisc5275]

As a foreigner who has been here for some years and is married to a Malaysian citizen I can say for sure that the political system is wrong. Racially based parties reflect a society which is fatally divided. Politicians will play the race or religion card whenever their crimes or errors are discovered.

[@rafiqbadli925]

One of your best videos I have watched so far, Thank you! From the recent events, i see hope in Malaysia as well. There will be light at the end of tunnel ❤️

[@vos9954]

Even as a privileged bumiputra, I'm very nihilistic when it comes to this country.. Why? Because it's not all the politicians fault. The rakyat themselves refuses to change. If we want to preserve ke-agamaan islam, does that mean Melayu have to vote corrupt politicians everytime, as long as they are ''melayu''? How in the fuck is Najib free? HOW??!!! How in the fuck is PAS, a party documented to be corrupt and accepts bribes doesn't get any repercussion from the authority or their voters? Do we all have short term memory? Why are there politicians with communist/socialistic ideology? Because they are ''melayu'', so it's fine? How in the world does our goverment get so much power, while the rakyat do nothing because they want to be ''safe'' and ''comfortable''? Did we all forget what happens to Chinese people during The Great Famine in 1959-1961 living under an authoritarian goverment? What about the tragedy of 1989 in Tiananmen Square? Ok, say we all forget what happens a few decades ago. What about SOSMA? What about DOCUMENTED corrupt politicians, (that may be a murderer) still not in JAIL? Most of my friends that are in the engineering or business field, are looking to go to Singapore and NZ.. Even the facts show that most of our youngin plans to do that. What are we left with then? Si tua dan muda corrupt, yg rasa selesa dan goyang telur with power... Entahlah.... Saya rasa If Nabi Muhammad (PBUH) sees what is happening to Malaysia, even he will be really dissapointed man... I wish rakyat will change their mentality and attitude, but most of us think it's not going to happen for a while. Hope to Allah we're wrong, so rakyat will change their mind for the better.

[@MrMoneyTV]

I feel you brother!

[@swii3781]

rilek la bro hisap rokok dulu....

[@shamshulanuar7718]

Vos99 May I enlighten you. Situation was like this. Prior to Mederka, the only Citizens of the land were Malays and native. Non Malays were mere immigrants. Where would the go after British rule end. India was not keen to a ccept Indians from Malaysia. And CHina closed its ddor to Chinese. The Malay Rulers agreed to grant citizenships to non Malays. But they insist on certain rights accorded to Mslays on exchange of citizenship to non Malays. The so called rights are what we call Article 153 of Constitution. While we gladly accept non Malays as citizens, let us not forget the history of the land. Bear in mind before Merdeka,the land was exclusively Malays. So don't be embarrassed just because you have certain rights. In all honesty,I just says Malaya are generous lot. At times when apartheid was an accepted fact in South Africa and Balcks were legally separated from white in Deep South, a Chinese was appointed as Yg DipErtua of Melaka after independence. Give some credit to this generosity. As for corruption, what I notice some people are very selective. Can you imagine this. Gain Eng is still Setiausaha Agung DAP when he is charged on corruption. And Kit Siang has been there lording DAP since 1960s. Mr Money wants some change? Are you for real? If you are for real,how about you and Chinese Community ( with due respect) too kick GuanEng out. I am not trying to condone corruption by any govt. But I find it nauseating when the very people who cry out loud about corruption see nothing wrong in still voting Guan Eng. Many Chinese don't realise it . They don't realise that vast majority of Malays simply reject DAP. For a good reason. They view DaP as racist. I agree with that assesment. I mean no disrespect to Chinese. But I would like to say that any govt in next election is still will be Malay dominated. You just have to accept it. And if you don't like( I mean Chinese) , you will be out of the govt.

[@viktortan8326]

Vos 99 totally agree with u. Anuar keep this mentality and don't complain when Malaysia is out of ASEAN competition. I do hope more open minded from all races together build this nation.

[@ben123jamin1]

No need to argue, don’t like just leave for better opportunities elsewhere. The way I see it, this will be just a part of history in a wikepedia page. After analysing my Chinese society after 3 years coming back from university. Only those who have a family business will come back and continue to stay in Malaysia. The rest like us will just have to apply for a higher salary job with a strong currency in another country if we like the culture/lifestyle over there.

[@AnNyOnGhAseYoMY]

Malaysia needs to have strong anti corruption laws like Singapore. The next GE in 2022 will be our last hope. The states who already had their state election are finished.

[@kornhead8]

Anti corruption is not easy, it hv to b every level fr top to bottom of Govt & society 🤔

[@karmabiteshard1846]

How to enforce when the elites are pigs themselves? All out to enrich themselves

[@osmankader9957]

Undi umno hidup melayu

[@Alexhuang14]

@@osmankader9957 lol nah keep malay supremacy to yourself

[@asianz1011]

we can have strong anti corruption law. But if the top dont practice it, it means nothing.

[@saiyancatszx2]

This video is on point! Thanks for sharing. There's still hope, and citizen must unite and thrive together just like how we help each other after the flood!

[@MrMoneyTV]

Yes totally!

[@karmabiteshard1846]

Keep on hoping dude

[@yumiko5947]

@@MrMoneyTV keep up the good work :)

[@drbilltay]

remove the politician out of their office....they eat our country for long time.

[@2travelBug]

Yeah right! Hoping against hope. Futile exercise. Better save yourself, your family members and put less stress on yourself. Lost cause, yo!

[@mr.okchannel1541]

simple answer , NO Malaysia had proven how incompetent is our government over decades We had a great starting point in terms of economy, natural resource, currency & geography, but we still able to make it worst.

[@Smg2daisy]

Before the gov announced the foreign income tax, I was planning to stay in NZ until I can afford a house along with some passive income. Now? I might as well stay at NZ until I get the PR and make ways to stay in NZ for the rest of my life.

[@shamshulanuar7718]

Noted

[@theProdiKalSon]

I just moved to Malaysia from NYC to start a family here. Learning and hearing about the economy and pandemic here it really made me question my move. After watching the video it made me remember why I fell in love with this country. Malaysians are some of the warmest and community oriented people! Thank you for putting out this content!!!

[@MrMoneyTV]

Thank you for sharing this with us! Would like to know ur story more! Do contact us on our Fb :)

[@rayiscoolandawesome]

You'll have a blast here if you aren't paying too much of your attention to the political mess in our country...trust me Malaysia is a whole lot of fun place to live in when the internal politics is out of the equation

[@marcusl8688]

Good luck staying in Malaysia!

[@aogoh]

Wrong move you’ll regret

[@marcusl8688]

@@aogoh he has already moved here. Come on dont discourage others! Spread some love!

[@AmBright12]

Grad on 2017 and failed every interview apparently they said I lack soft skill. So I started doing reselling imported branded stuff. It pays well than 9-5 starting job. Now focusing on crypto. Also I did a simple close up product on my channel.

[@muhammadammar350]

thanks for the great video! i felt like this is one of the best videos i been watched and thank you for ur really good content here. really appreciate it! let's grow ourselves together in 2022!

[@MrMoneyTV]

Thank Muhammad!!!

[@willirifan5668]

Opening very true! Once my class teacher asked me and my classmates about why do we go to school, then we answer "to study" as always, then she asked again "why would you want to study" and suprisingly but not dissapointed, me and the entire class answered "to work in other countries", some wanted to get extra wanting to move to europe and some just choose to go across the bridge to work in SG

[@nix294]

Tbh, i really lost my hope for Malaysia because of the people that we got in the government and i couldn't really find a lot of candidates that can govern the country too. Malaysia will definitely doom if our country's 'leaders' continue this way. If it actually doomed, might as well leave the country and find a better place to live.

[@shamshulanuar7718]

Ok noted. Don't forget to renounce your citizenship too

[@anown315]

@@shamshulanuar7718 wow, so mean with the word. Will that give you any benefit. Have a good day.

[@malayfellaz]

Patriot akan kritik negara untuk lebih maju, penjilat macam kau tak boleh kritik asyik kena puji sahaja

[@xxDxxism]

@@shamshulanuar7718 tbh if given the opportunity many would gladly take it

[@B1398-p8i]

The main problem is gomen is promoting racism, & dividing the people into mala & non Malay, Muslims & non Muslims. The people are still kind at heart but gomen & politicians are the main culprits. Until this scourge is removed, nothing is going to change.

[@joeymangkok]

If it continues, we will be like philippines in 2 decades. Mark my words

[@MrMoneyTV]

No… I think Philippines more advanced by then… 😂

[@macktheripper7454]

Zimbabwe is Malaysia’s destiny

[@luqmanhaqimsuhaimi153]

aik sape hancurkan ekonomi bukan lagi ph ttp ko salahkan umno ke?

[@brianlim93]

It is refreshing to hear your message. We need more positive and quality content for our fellow Malaysians. Keep up the good work!

[@luqmanhaqimsuhaimi153]

lepastu salah kan melayu krn undi berdasrkan kaum dan agama..ph ekonomi hancur teruk lps projek bn berjaya kate mereka claim bangunkan

[@benjaminchew2477]

Can I say something? Your fantastic, your incredible, and your optimism are high. The problem is the government they are not gonna watch all these kinds of videos they won't and the majority of the people in parliament are indeed from overseas and yet we cant produce results. I want to have hope for this country because it is my home but sadly to say none at the moment with how the government is run. If Najib can still be on the lose and that the majority of people in parliament is above the age of 60 that explains it all.

[@benjaminchew2477]

I am 17 now and I want to leave this country.

[@MrMoneyTV]

I guess the truth is we can’t really depend on government. That’s why We are making these videos. People need to know how to prep themselves for what’s coming.

[@benjaminchew2477]

@@MrMoneyTV Yup we have to be independent.

[@frankyong2607]

@@benjaminchew2477 one potential way is by the education route (if that is within your means and capability). Upon completion, work and settle there abroad - Singapore being the nearest possibility.

[@anuarzaki]

That is godamn good point view, even though i dont how the hell we can implement what you discussed, but hoping we will improve in the future.

[@MrMoneyTV]

Go be a minister bro!

[@casual3318]

you have great optimism for this country, I respect that. However, the problems with this country and its people had already deeply rooted in the sentiment. As the country is steering towards a direction that fears me the most, I still will be leaving the country for good once the opportunity arises.

[@roybuffet7542]

The issue is…. the present cabinets in the government are having low education. They are only a labourer before becoming leaders. So, what can they do besides crazy for money , crazy for power and racism issues. We can only wait for other countries to conquer the country.

[@kkhalifah1019]

The euphamism is "KURA-KURA DI ATAS TIANG". Coz just like kura-kura di atas tiang, these are creatures that simply do not belong up there. Also, you know they didn't get up there on their own, so some idiot must have put them there. And it's obvious they've been elevated beyond their abilities because they don't know what to do up there and they look awkward in that position, plus they're completely detached from what's happening on the ground. Unless sensible people remove them from the top of the tiang, they will just stay there indefinitely!

[@frankyong2607]

Yeah, and even the Pandora Papers expose shows Malaysians having secret offshore holdings including Zahid Hamidi and the sitting Finance Minister a tengku something, and a host of others.

[@luqmanhaqimsuhaimi153]

mat sabu jadi menteri bagus ke?

[@rayiscoolandawesome]

Young people are leaving because of poor employment condition and lack of social protection...our political leaders are jokers in disguised and their lack of credibility becomes so apparent to us especially when Co-Vid arrived... I'm glad our economy still could brace the overall effect of Co-Vid... we're not yet getting at pre pandemic level but I'm sure we still could survive during this very tough time... I do have a hope for Malaysia but I'd never look up to the current political leaders and the whole mess they're making right now.. I did think of leaving the country for better economic prospect but now most countries in the world are also not really safe and in good economic condition..

[@DarkwarriorGamingandVideos]

Invest in gold and silver bro , the usa dollar is greatly collapsing and the great reset is almost here , the dominating world currency will go from usd to gold and silver again like it has been for 4000 years

[@MrMoneyTV]

Yes. With the kind of industries we have generally it’s hard to pay well for most people. Imagine in a factory, the low skill line worker makes up the big part. Margin also not great, how to pay them well. So better higher foreign worker at low pay to do the job. That’s why it’s important that we move away from low skill work gradually and go into higher value industry. Then the salary and opportunities will follow. Though it may take a while but it will happen

[@frankyong2607]

Let's bear in mind for decades, Malaysians are migrating in a steady stream to just nearest nextdoor Singapore, and they are very welcome there. In fact by now, the Chinese Malaysians are a global diaspora as shown by their presence in global BERSIH public protests abroad.

[@melissatan5133]

We need sharp, young and intellectual minds like MrMoneyTV in our parliment to make a change. Putting in the same old repetitive people into government will just put us in the same direction we've been heading towards since the past 60 years.

[@GLoop無縫循環歌曲]

Although I graduate from an unfamous university in Taiwan, my first job lands at 3.5k, and now 4x times more income landed in Singapore after 6 months. I'm not old/experienced enough to talk quotes, but I guess the difference is how well we level up our professional skills during university, rather than being the "normal" university students.

[@ItsallaboutAndy27]

Good content. It's not just Malaysia who is facing high inflation. everywhere in the world is facing this issue.

[@Izzad963]

Good video. Kalau2 ada ahli politic yg tgk. Tolongla buat benda betul dlm kerajaan. Ramai merana ni

[@MrMoneyTV]

Nanti buat Versi bahasa melayu. 😂 ni diperlukan

[@Mhavespass]

@@MrMoneyTV mesti viral meletup habis nanti bila dalam BM! I am so mad with the politicians!!! 😡 I want to make changes in my country too. When you say we are the hope for our country, how can we as a normal individuals do that?

[@chasl77]

Masalahnya bukan ahli2 politik bodoh ni, tapi pengungi2 majoriti yang tetap undi mereka.

[@upbeatmantis86]

Thats why I migrated to Australia 2016, as everything was just going downhill that time in every aspect I can think off!. Wages not rising a generation , everything is becoming expensive, endless traffic jam and worsening driving behaviours not to mention the potholes and endless road works (in klang valley), crime and corruption (this always makes me rant), decaying societal values, institutionalised racist system, declining quality and standard of living, hierarchical society, pollution (noise, air, water, you name it!), lack of enforcement in just about everything, flood, tolls, etc and thats just the jizz of it. All adds up, yes malaysia future is bleak.. you can never change that, at least not in your lifetime…. Ever since i moved to perth, all that i have mentioned just above are non-existent . I get to live my life fully and enjoy every second of it. My advice to Malaysians, if you have the chance (find that chance if you don’t have it), get out of malaysia and seek greener pasture elsewhere if you can. Don’t ask malaysia what it can do for you or what you can do for malaysia, ask what you can do for yourself / family first. Long gone are the days of “berkhidmat untuk negara”, its all rhetoric just to keep you in line when all the underlying problems around you flourish and thrive. You/family future is paramount.

[@nickteoh5089]

I did the same and think the same. Malaysia's future will also be,....the same.

[@sheikhheen9151]

Mantap video bro. Sedihla why my country like this.

[@peterwong8499]

Trending jobs in malaysia are grabs, foodpanda, selling nasi lemak. Trending education syllabus is jawi for all schools including vernacular. TRX was the intention to bcome a financial hub but not sure how well it has executed given the timing of this pandemic occurred. The politicians are so short sighted as they are just focus on voting campaign. Everything else are secondary concern from them. If Malaysia does not have all these natural resources eg. palm oil, rubber, petrol, etc we would have been turn into 3rd class country. Btw during disaster especially of this flash flood that cover half of our country, have we heard any news about the Malaysia royal families donating for the rakyat besides relying on the government which is getting weak? Can somebody enlighten me on such news?

[@frankyong2607]

Actually there is a 'royal' house that is logging the forests bare. This increases soil erosion, silting up the rivers with resulting flooding. As seen in Bentong, an unusual sight of timber logs washed all out by the flood waters. Logging on steep hill sides then with the heavy rainstorm causes massive landslides.

[@premameha7057]

Dear Malaysians - STAY UNITED - this is the ONLY we can change things in Malaysia AS IT SHOULD BE!

[@juliaabdulrahman9783]

Think good thoughts insyaallah good will come our way! WE ARE MALAYSIANS!!!

[@Davyjones5454]

Few weeks back. I wanted to bid for a project at a GLC. In the registration form, I need to fill in % of bumiputera share holder. I told myself, just forget it.

[@hsheuw]

As a Chinese Indonesian, what happens to Malaysia now is easily explainable. Kleptocrat UMNO (and to some extent the opposition too) favor silly, damaging and outdated policy like Malay Supremacy which doesn’t do anything other than foster far too many 3M (Malas, Manja AND Minder) Malays. Minder translates to suffering inferiority complex in Indonesian, btw. That pretty much is NOT a recipe for a bright future, no matter what. Singapore and China readily embrace MPH (Meritocracy, Pragmatism and Honesty) and look where they are now. Go figure just where Malaysians can opt to move. I, for one am ready to balik Tangshan in Guangdong if my motherland is ready to accept me. Lol

[@MrMoneyTV]

Thanks for watching from Indo!!!

[@hsheuw]

@@MrMoneyTV It's just frustrating when neither UMNO nor whatever left of the Hope Alliance seems to have clear idea on how to reinvigorate Malaysia....

[@rocketchicken3865]

Well as a fellow Chinese Indonesian here, the same is practical mindset is currently embrace by the jokowi gov, but even as it's currently embrace the pace of development isn't as what i would expected and the rise of islam conservative in Indonesia also make the future of Indonesia quite uncertain. I have a family in china and I don't think that china is the best choice out there to emigrate, the best choice is EU countries or OZ. Ps: if your grandfather are from china as i am you can apply citizenship, one of my family had done it before.

[@cj-fx2kj]

The last hope is GE 2022. Harap smua melayu sedar yg kerajaan umno bersatu smua tak leh pakai skrang. Smua hancur tak reti buat kerja. Malu je. Indonesia lebih bagus dalam pentadbiran. We need someone like mr money as financial minister.

[@silentreader2957]

Nk pilih sape? Bukan xpernah tukar..pernah tukar kan tapi lagi teruk.. jd.. mcm mn? Sokong calon bebas laa lepas nie

[@shamshulanuar7718]

C J Well let me explain to you. Anyone associated with PH or DAP will be soundly rejected by Malay community. You may find it hard to believe but as at now, UMNO has support from vast majority of Mslays.

[@cj-fx2kj]

Parti pejuang tun m atau muda atau parti anwar ibrahim our last hope

[@cj-fx2kj]

@Alexandria School of Science kau takyah semak la cina njing. Takde sape tanye ko.

[@woeijye88]

When my foreigner friends talk about Malaysia, they will only know our bad side bad news and etc…… only praised the foods are delicious only. What a joke!!!

[@shamshulanuar7718]

I don't blame them. Especially when we have morons like Guan Eng screaming out loud that Malaysia was on verge of bancruptcy when it was not

[@TheJohnstonWong]

2:47 Our government better have a good plan . Sorry to sound sour but they haven't got a clue on how to run a country . Heck day in day out its all about staying in power. When I left Malaysia to further study in Singapore . I had always dreamt of going back to work and start a business. But as days go on and reading all the current events of our beloved country . It seems less and less likely. Its a shame to what the country has become. An amazing and beautiful country, ran by people who do not know how to use the country's potential. I'm not focusing on one party or another, heck even the opposition parties are in a mess of their own. The hard truth is that it will take a lot of effort to cleanse the country and rebuild it to what glory it was. And the sad truth is that its not even heading in the right direction

[@luqmanhaqimsuhaimi153]

cuba dudk singapore lama ...gst 9 % ttp pelik apesal singapore beli barang msia?

[@TheJohnstonWong]

@@luqmanhaqimsuhaimi153 Because things are manufactured in Malaysia and cheaper to buy there ? Pretty straight forward isn't it ?

[@luqmanhaqimsuhaimi153]

@@TheJohnstonWong habis tu kalo singapore negara kaya dr msia apesal rkyt singapore smpai pegi msia dna beli minyak?? kerajaan singapore ni tk de duit ke bagi rakyt singapore?tak habis puji singpore maju dan kaya ttp rkyt pegi msia. dahla rakyat singapore tk smpai 5 juta compare msia 33 juta ...aku lupa ko mana pernah ckp dgn melayu maklumla ko maju di singapore melayu sana low standard... tk pernah aku jmpa melayu singore kaya mcm melayu kaya malaysia.(yang bukan ahli politik)

[@Leanna007]

Glad to see that you are still optimistic in Malaysia

[@NCC_NO-COMMENT-CHANNEL]

Please do a Malay version to make this video viral in Malay market... Especially the rural areas...

[@MrMoneyTV]

Yes! We will!

[@SennLens]

Fresh grad tech with diploma gets around RM1.8k per month doesn't include shift allowance and OT yet. If included can up to RM3k per month depends on how many OT in a month. If no OT average RM2.5k-2.6k a month.

[@rachelhow]

‘Whatever door lah’ 😂 Thanks for making this video. I’m wondering about the same question and your video got published just in time :)

[@mainstechdia4154]

Ive following ur channel and I hope all d dump leaders could also listen cause it's really d facts now and Iam with u!....

[@canethken2344]

my man here speaking the truth!

[@Tadaisme101]

Nice video. A lot of employers that do well eventually are heavily taxed or business bought over my government which forces them to leave the country. Ive never seen malaysia price hike so much compared to other countries. Our buying power is very low when income is still stagnant.

[@MrMoneyTV]

Yes. Sometimes it seems like malaysia is really moving backward.

[@zakisahlani6101]

Absolutely true.. hopefully this video be seen by the PM cabinet...

[@chasl77]

Dumb politicians are not the problem, it is the people who kept voting them in, emboldening them to inflict even more damage to the already sickened country.

[@why6862]

If the Majority doesn't make a difference in change, Minorities will have little hope for change even if they gave 100% support for the change.

[@lonelycake6]

Keep "hoping" for our country

[@starkeyanthony6077]

Dear friends 2021 arguably it was the worst year in our fiscal history, clearly setting nations on an unsustainable path. May the coming New Year take away all the pain and unhappiness 2021 caused in our lives and shower us with love, peace, health, and joy. I am praying for all of us to have a prosperous and blessed New Year and be a friend to the Human Race. God Bless us and keep us safe 2022

[@vineshrajoo2805]

Thanks for another great video of a relevant topic.

[@satishmuniandy875]

Your videos truly informative bro. Looking forward to more of this kind.

[@blablablacksheep3720]

The reason why the Malaysian government doesn't want to move up the value chain is simply because of the fiscal constraint. Looking at budget 2022, we can know that the expenditure is way higher than revenue (RM332.1 billion compared to Rm234.001billion). Thus, government doesn't have enough money to invest in R&D unless they cut opex (operating expenses, such as a 20% pay cut for civil servant, review the public service pension scheme(switch to DC scheme and make it same as private sector pension scheme)), which I do not think it is possible as civil servant is a vote bank for government.

[@MrMoneyTV]

Precisely, most of the money is often used to “buy votes” instead of using to develop a nation.

[@Davyjones5454]

The Malay Civil Service will abandon UMNO instantly.

[@HuntaKiller91]

I better share this on every government page Twitter Good content👍👍🔥

[@andyaptc2907]

Singapore chose a common language, which helps integrate all races from schooling together to workforce. Government need more accountability and transparency with the right people in the right jobs.

[@MrMoneyTV]

Yes I agree

[@kompuleiompekboleh9266]

....and the common language in Malaysia is...??

[@afiq_249]

@@kompuleiompekboleh9266 Melayu

[@suzitada9511]

We have Bhasa Malaysia which technically is bahasa nusantara which is spoken by over 300 million people. But then the other races insist on having jenis kebangsaan schools so how to integrate and cultivate love for country. Best to have just ONE type of school and make all Malaysians fluent in at least 3 languages. Then we can be competitive and at the same time create integration and hope for all Malaysians. If complain and point fingers at others except ourselves all the time, then of course lah no hope for change.

[@kompuleiompekboleh9266]

And the national language of Singapore is Bahasa Melayu, but they made it defunct totally. Now racist Malaysians try to implement the same here in Malaysia, refusing to speak the national language, demonizing the Malay speakers. All over the country.

[@manalittlesis]

Got. Malaysia still got future. It depends on which side you looking at the future. If you're rich or if you have connections, you still have future. If you work for rm5-8k/month, the future is only having a normal family. Save enough money then go for holiday with family and resume to work. That's it. And those that get paid less than that, basically just work until die or in softer language no future (feels kinda harsh tho).

[@sv4527]

We have to find a way to increase FDI . We can't just blame the government , the people allowed the corruption and this kind of governance to still be in power . We are blinded by government benefits that won't last long . If we are not careful , we will be extinct like the dinosaurs , and neighbouring countries will Leave us behind .

[@MrMoneyTV]

That’s very true. At this point on an individual level we just have to up our game when it comes to businesses.

[@selfreflection2117]

Here are some small practices that we can do to make Malaysia a better place. Throw rubbish in the bin. Don't leave rubbish on the table when eating out. Leave the sink /toilet clean for the next person. Help open doors for others. Say hello / assalamulaikum /wave to your neighbours. Say thank you / please to waiters See the good in others (a daily reminder. Not easy) Don't wait to do good. (Bersegera dalam berbuat kebaikan) Do your best at anything you do. (Buat kerja dengan bersungguh-sungguh) Pray to God for your inner peace. Bersih. Cekap. Amanah

[@soothingsongs6946]

My only hope now is for the younger generation to register and vote for the upcoming GE15. Hopefully, they will vote for forward-thinking leaders, leaders who are for the rakyat and not some keluarga Malaysia that is only focusing on one child while neglecting or robbing the rest. Time has proven that favoring a certain race over the others do not work. The very reason why Singapore left Malaysia is that they wanted a country for all races and not just for a certain race. Look where are they now guys. Our politicians are stuck in the past. They are still boasting that they brought in foreign investments such as Intel production facility in Penang and XinYi glass in Malacca. While this creates job opportunities, it is not a high-income job. What happened to the missed opportunity like Grab that got listed as a Unicorn? Or the tech giants like FB, Amazon and Microsoft who chose our neighbouring countries over us? Or the never ending labour issue in our local companies that have led to missed opportunities and even withdrawal on foreign investments? Why is the government not even addressing these issues? Private equities and venture capitals are hesitant to invest in our country because of this. This is a trust deficit and FDI deficit. My hope and only hope is for the rakyat to wake up to their senses. Stop hailing thieves and robbers just because they gave you little cash. They may give you RM200 but they have robbed billions of rigggit from you. Enough of writing. Sakit hati aku. Wishing you guys a happy new year. But is it really gonna be a happy new year? Prices are going to increase next year. Aaaa sakit hati aku. Bye.

[@shamshulanuar7718]

Singapore was kicked out by Tunku. For a good reason as it insisted on challenging Malay rights and at the same time trying to replace MCA

[@soothingsongs6946]

@Alexandria School of Science Yes it has been repeated many times but not loud enough. I came back from working overseas to contribute back to my country. Although there is little hope to the point of desperation, I believe it is still worth fighting for. We need more people to fight for their country instead of just leaving.

[@soothingsongs6946]

@@shamshulanuar7718 Sorry, this is a sensitive topic and it would be inappropriate to discuss it further. All i'm saying is look at where SG is now compared to MY. Where went wrong?

[@frankyong2607]

@@shamshulanuar7718 Singapore is so much better off now.

[@theodorusrahmat7962]

@@frankyong2607 yeah, cannot even be compared anymore.. if have chance to work and live in SG... dont think twice and take it

[@FF-ch9nr]

Although the political sphere of Malaysia these past few years has been quite grim, coupled with the 1MDB scandal and covid, I think Malaysians just have a doomer mentality. If we step out and view the entire economical and political landscape of the world, (not just developed countries). Malaysia really isnt that bad. Sure we got very corrupt politicians but our politicians are atleast somewhat functional compared to African/ Latin American/ Middle eastern/ central asian and our neighbouring countries' leaders (except Singapore), who have downright incompetent leaders compared to us. Right now our problem is that we have all the ingredients to make a high income country but due to political and social problems holding us back, we are stuck in the upper-middle income trap with countries like Argentina, Russia and South Africa. Its like we got all the best ingredients and kitchen appliances to make a five star gourmet dish but our chef is a random mamak cook.

[@Alozhatos]

I agree 100%!!! Malaysia seems stuck in middle income trap because low valued industries are so many here.

[@jjmuniandy1216]

U're great man such a speech impressive our nation community to build a nation ☺️

[@d7adict]

To move up into higher economic value chain, we need human capital that can fulfil the requirements of such advanced industries which sadly one of the major problem in Malaysia. Brain drain needs to be resolved through government and education policies, we can't afford to lose the best talents to our neighbours every year. Malaysian politicians would not have the courage to tackle the truth as they prefer on populist policies which based race and religion instead to stay in power. That's why short term solutions such as cash aids is always the preferred way to buy quick votes.

[@2travelBug]

"Move up the economic chain"? How? Whom to depend on? The govt? Or the unemployable thousands churned out by local Unis? Our education system is really in the dumps because of quota system, no meritocracy. Check the private colleges, then give us the statistics? Brain drain? Have you seen the statistics? Please check how many hundred thousand have emigrated, then tell us the % of non-Malays since the last 5 years. So, stay on. Continue hoping. Some of us only see a regressing country.

[@ahnafthaqeef4316]

love seeing ur account grow

[@MrMoneyTV]

Thank you 🙏🏼 ahnaf

[@praveenmarkandu]

Growth mindset is not going to fix Malaysia. Voting out corrupt and incompetent politicians will. The only thing growth mindset will do is hopefully put you in the T20 where you can more or less forget about general downward trajectory of Malaysia and live a pretty good life.

[@zyan3131]

The problem here is politicians are mostly incompetent, choosing either side doesnt seem to be helping the situation

[@DarkwarriorGamingandVideos]

@@zyan3131 true

[@shermantay9077]

Spot on

[@cjsc6025]

I totally agree with you 101% and feel very sad and sorry for the poor Malaysian in Malaysia. I can only wish honest Malaysian all the best and good luck in the coming GE15 with a better gov to come. Take care and stay safe, God bless 🙏

[@suijin97]

Does Malaysia have hope to thirve? I want to say yes but this virus corvid combine with floods will crippled Malaysia even further. I scared of hoping because almost everything occurs in 2019-2021 is just series of misfortune and calamity. Thanks Mr Money for giving us hope but im very scared of hoping a better future in Malaysia right now.

[@ftd7435]

You forgot to add corruption.

[@shamshulanuar7718]

@@ftd7435 yup Imagine transfering prime state land in Penang in exchange of imaginary tunnel

[@ftd7435]

@@shamshulanuar7718 That is chicken feed compare to the infamous 1MDB, the mother of all corruption and a national disgrace as well as an embarrassing joke. Books were written about it, KZbin videos were made about it from all over the world and now they are gonna make a movie out of 1MDB.

[@kng5451]

Although I couldn't understand your Start of video where the 72% number comes from, and some of those problems (COVID / Supply chain shortages / Inflations) are global issues everyone is facing, not just Malaysia alone. But, the Main and Ending was good. Malaysia need to plan where it is going, towards high value jobs & income for its people and I see Hope in this country. Malaysia are resource rich, very little natural disaster, it should be one of the better SEA countries. Just need political stability and stable direction. Cheers~

[@lambolim2178]

There is no hope in Malaysia, but it is a great place for retiree from developed countries

[@keithwong1469]

I'm 22 I came back from studies overseas and I'm working for the country for the future.

[@MrMoneyTV]

Fantastic!!!

[@mwsi7128]

We need "Rule of Law" to be enforce, esp on the politicians. and they need to be accounted for the mistakes they made.

[@lutfilhadi6203]

Cheers from Singapore!

[@M43782]

Malaysia don't need to raise taxes to fund these subsidies. It can be funded from debt (debt to GDP is not bad but I don't understand why over 60% of debt is in foreign currencies - it is risky). Or it can be funded from GDP growth. Important thing in every country is to sustain employment and economic activity. Otherwise, it can cause a spiral of lowering consumption, investment. Regards from Poland.

[@DarkwarriorGamingandVideos]

We borrowed way too much money from china , thats why

[@future4407]

Our biggest import export also from china...

[@shamshulanuar7718]

Marcin Get your facts right. .almost entire debt of Malaysian govt are in RM

[@M43782]

@@shamshulanuar7718 Ok, you are right. I checked it on data gov my. The previous data I took from statista com. But I think it was about private debt.

[@rayiscoolandawesome]

Malaysia gov. issues t-bills, gov. security and investment issues in domestic market..we don't borrow much from the outside world..we do have foreign bilateral and multilateral supports but the amount are so insignificant to our economy...

[@sabahangearlife9414]

The hope for Malaysia better future is very tipis

[@DarrellLuke]

Truth be told! Peter! Come visit Kuching, saya bawa makan kolo mee and laksa sarawak!

[@MrMoneyTV]

I like ur idea

[@Quikman]

Best youtuber of 2021

[@ahmadabdullah7926]

Our political masters busy with their own survivals.. we rakyat should clear them up in next election and choose brains over individuals and parties..

[@MrChuahwq]

I truly believe Malaysians have the top qualities to become class A rakyat, what we are missing is class A leaders to inspire the rakyats and lead the nation.

[@bishi1264]

there was a strong leader called Lee Kuan Yew，but Malaysia just kicked him out

[@lenovolenovo1725]

Nothing will changed.... In the end it's up to the people will......to upgrade or downgrade..... RM value shrink since 1997.... Economy shrink since 2010.... Now inflation is kicking in...... If this bad management of country wealth continue over n over again......2030 Malaysia will be in the messed like Lebanon.....

[@ahlokecafe_articulate]

Yes we have HOPE... LESS

[@Happy-v3f5d]

Singapore as a financial hub had few overseas banks shifted some operation to other low cost countries but not Malaysia.... Why?

[@Luthaniel83]

Corruption kills the nation.

[@cpteoh5001]

@@Luthaniel83 there are more reasons not only corruption.

[@Luthaniel83]

@@cpteoh5001 there are of course a whole list of reasons but corruption is deep in it's core of Malaysia's problems.

[@kompuleiompekboleh9266]

Because a lot of corrupted tauke and tycoon here in Malaysia, they work as they like, and bribe the authorities.

[@macktheripper7454]

I can tell you exactly why. 1 the system here for visas doesn’t work, the banking sector doesn’t work and doesn’t follow international norms (kyc is different here) the level of english is so low basic emails need managers to re write them.. rampant corruption and a poor national currency.

[@laiguanpoon]

thanks Mr Money share positive vibes thru over tough periods. 💪

[@ericbanner2841]

Eradicate Malay Supremacy, diminish the Royal Institutions further and remove Islam in politics and governance. Apply pure meritocracy. Only then Malaysia will progress. Otherwise, 75% of its population will continue to regress further backwards over time, and the 25% that is moving forward is not enough to bring change and ultimately become the skategoat for the suffering of the majority.

[@lastangel3017]

Malaysia gdp growth are highest in asean 7%, Malaysia inflation are the Lowest in asean…malaysia fdi are the highest in asean…we are lacking behind?

[@ericbanner2841]

@@lastangel3017 For which year? Be specific. Malaysia has not made positive GDP growths consistently. The last time Malaysia experienced a GDP growth of over 7% is in 2010. What is your source of your claims?

[@lastangel3017]

@@ericbanner2841 2022 Malaysia gdp growth 2022, its official…and the highest is Philiphines 8%

[@ericbanner2841]

@@lastangel3017 According to the Department of Statistics in Malaysia, your Q1 2022 growth is 5%. There are still three more quarters to be able to have an official 2022 GDP growth figure. Did you even take an economics class in whatever education you received?

[@sonytan-g8f]

This is how discrimination done to a country. Compare to Singapore, it is embarrassing. No hope. Feel sorry for those Chinese and Indian that stuck there. If you can get out of the country. Future is brighter outside of Malaysia.

[@joshuatan9658]

Having moved to SG for years, now I view Msians working in Msia are not that much of difference from Indonesian workers. The Msian income is closer to that of Indonesia than SG. Msian has lower entry barrier for entrepreneurs though, good for those who have business mind, also partly due to lower cost of labour. Now you gotta ask youself, why you are only getting RM1 as salary when you have delivered RM5 worth of value? So much natural resources why the people are still poor?

[@kornhead8]

It the same with Venezuela, the country got the most oil & resources but the ppls are poor 🤔

[@angxiang3186]

The entry barrier for entrepreneurs is officially lower but flaw with ambiguities and needs “kopi” to address per occasional uncertainties in terms of “cost of good sold”. Too much “Bumiputra”, too much “COGS”. Take a look at Grab-the Tan’s legacy wanted Khazanah aid but was rejected. Grab took off using funds injected by Singapore Temasek . Anthony Tan born a Malaysian is now a Singaporean.

[@ingeniumow640]

@@kornhead8 At least u can cut Venezuela some slack cuz they're getting their asses sanctioned. Malaysia isn't even getting sanctioned 😅

[@aogoh]

In a next few year will be like bangla in Sg 🤣🤣🤣

[@what-lz9dl]

It's because "asal hidup" mentality....no innovation, initiative,nor even purpose in life....our gov no direction and purpose....the only purpose is rob the country....

[@reyland8439]

As a fresh graduate, the thing is that i only live once in this world and the moment i die, everything is over. Because of this, i'd rather invest my self to other country that can give a future for me and my future generation, rather than wasting my one and only life in Malaysia that has lots of political instability. if we can, then why don't we...Take the opportunity while it last. We only have one life.

[@andrewchang4441]

with current cabinet... i'm scare to hope...

[@MrMoneyTV]

Andrew u go be a MP I support

[@shamshulanuar7718]

At least it is better than PH. But I expect new faces after next election. I must say that Azmin will likely lose in next election. And those who " frog" to the other side. Nurul izaah, Anwar,Hanioa ,Khalid ,Mujahid,Syed Sadiq are expected to lose. I pray for Malaysia. I expect Malaysia is going to be a great place. We may have a new TPM. Most likely the man is Mohd Hassan

[@muhammadfaris5421]

You have my respect 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 Such powerful words

[@MrMoneyTV]

Thank you brother!!

[@angxiang3186]

As you said Malaysia has no transparency n execution for long term plans, because the Malaysian politics itself is chaotic. Young people with brainpower come to Singapore and earn S$- we offer your PR and we induce you to become Singaporean= you need to be brainy n well educated; the more the merrier. Good for prospects for the young Malaysians and also good for Singapore: win-win situation. If HSR continue, you can be home in 1 hour to spend S$ to RM!!! Shiok lah

[@laboneent]

Great content for the start of the year! Thank you.

[@skanthaadsigns]

We have no control on what the govt does….emulating billionaire or corporations is also not wise as well..however, in all 3rd world or developing countries, there are self made millionaires or business owners, therefore even in Malaysia how bad the governance or politics aside, with the right apptitude & attitude, we only can control ourselves, our effort & destiny… cut out the drama & distractions of Democracy or Voting or Good Governance etc, as long as we Que Cut & Double Park our cars or ride our bikes on the pedestrian walkways….dont blame the Govt or the Politics but our ownselves

[@viclai007]

For the next 5-10 years, malaysia condition will not change much. Government tends to get loyal idiots to run the country rather than elites. Yes, they have all the advisors that give good and sound advice. But off the books was, they rather have more uneducated people so they are easily controlled and in favour for them. Most old politicians there don’t care much about the people but their own political portfolio. To solve these Malaysia issue, the whole malaysia needs to know they need to kick out all these old politicians and support the young ones who has passion and really want to sincerely build the country. But sadly, this will not happens within this 5 years. May God help Malaysia.

[@bowlampar]

The slim HOPE that Malaysians had managed to hold onto only lasted for 2 years, HOPE surely has no place in a half -baked democracy . Sigh! 😥😥

[@mirmir9368]

This video is so informative. Keep up the good work, brother.

[@wjm8353]

To add on your points, there’s still hope if 1) Muda/ PH become the minister. Because they have a lot of competent ministers better than BN & PN.

[@vlabla9063]

Don't forget that they can jump over to another party.

[@wjm8353]

@@vlabla9063 I believe those competent ministers only. U know who 😉

[@joesoo]

i still see hope, for all of us, if we dont get the resources from gov , then find our own ways to upgrade ourselves to secure better jobs, find wats to create multiple streams of income, save and invest and live below your means, we should be alright