Road Map for Ketuanan
written by John Doe
The Malaysian Military:
Present strength of the Malaysian Army is approximately as follows:
Malaysian Army Active: 110,000 personnel
Active Reserve: 41,600 personnel
Paramilitary: 18,000 personnel
RELA People’s volunteer corps: 596,799 personnel
This makes it close to 800,000 Malaysian Military.
Strangely, this exceeds the Burmese Junta, which only has 492,000 Military.
What is even more surprising, is the fact that Malaysia only has a population of 25 million, while Burma, has a population of 50 million. So, while the world looks at Burma, and criticizes it for having far too much Military-to-Population ratio, I’m sure, that they forgot to look at Malaysia. Anything listed under the Military, is deemed “Classified”, and out-of-bounds for scrutiny. Items such as a lone-thief with Jet-Engines bound for Iran, Stolen C4 for Mongolian BBQ’s, Submarines which can only float, Sale of Burmese Refugees, and so on.
Looking at the above stats, one can only draw 2 conclusions.
1) The “Ketuanan Militar” (yes, I deliberately use the Indonesian word) is so useless, that it takes 4 times the number that of Burma, per capita.
2) Malaysia is preparing for Military Rule. Let’s not forget all the recent announcements of new Military Purchases.
Around the same time, Parliament was informed that 70% of public university graduates are unemployed.
Whatever the case may be, the fact is that a lot of the graduates our public universities unleash on the country are not employable. And these unemployable people find employment in the government.
There were only 4,414 staff in 1981
It takes 43,544 staff to run Jibby’s admin today. And that is a 1,000% increase, with the largest spike in 2010, from 25,332 staff to 43,544 staff. (this is an increase of 71.893% in ONE YEAR!!!!) It is ironic, and iconic that Malaysians simply became 1,000% more stupid since 1981. We definitely need more BTN programs.
The White House budget request for 2011 (pg 13 of this PDF) is for a total of US$393,883,000 which works out to RM1, 299, 813, 900.
The Budget for our Prime Minister’s Office is RM4 billion (US$1.25 billion)