[ppi] [ppiindia] Re: Mengagumi Malaysia

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"bisa jadi Malaysia sekarang sama dengan Indonesia rezim
Soeharto...coba kalau Indonesia masih seperti dulu.."

Indonesia tidak pernah mendapat nilai setinggi Malaysia di daftar yang dibuat 
oleh badan internasional, baik sekarang maupun di jaman Soeharto:

Transparancy Intenational corruption perception index th. 2002:  Malaysia 4.9 - 
Indonesia 1.9 (makin tinggi angka makin kurangnya (di perkirakan) adanya 
korupsi.

Menurut Special Report UN Commission of Human Right th 2004 mengenai negara2 
yang represif, Malaysia pontennya 5 - Indonesia 3.

Global Corruption Index 2003:  Malaysia 5.2 - Indonesia 1.9  (Makin tinggi 
angkanya makin sedikit korupsi)

Berikut adalah website yang menarik:

http://hdr.undp.org

Menurut statistic organisasi ini, HDI (quote: the human development indicator 
tables, which?led by the human development index (HDI)?provide a global 
assessment of country achievements in different areas of human development (see 
Index to indicators)" Malaysia di no. 59 sedangkan Indonesia di no. 111.

Jika kita lihat statistik dari setiap bagian, maka Malaysia selalu lebih tinggi 
indexnya dari Indonesia.

Selamat membaca.






 --- On Sat 08/07, Ida < abidin_ida@xxxxxxxxx > wrote:
From: Ida [mailto: abidin_ida@xxxxxxxxx]
To: ppiindia@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Date: Sat, 07 Aug 2004 08:09:54 -0000
Subject: [ppiindia] Re: Mengagumi Malaysia

Malaysia itu bagus, Malaysia itu begini, Malaysia itu begitu...dan 
<br>seterusnya akan terus begini, begitu, begini begitu...entah <br>urusan 
'dalamnya' itu apa yang pasti kalau diundang ya yang <br>diberitakan pasti yang 
bagus-bagus dong....<br><br>bisa jadi Malaysia sekarang sama dengan Indonesia 
rezim <br>Soeharto...coba kalau Indonesia masih seperti dulu......sekali, 
<br>mungkin yang diberitakan wartawan luar sama adalah Indonesia itu <br>bagus, 
alamnya indah, orangnya ramah, harga barangnya murah-murah 
<br>dst...<br><br>id<br>--- In ppiindia@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, Mario Gagho 
<gagho@xxxx> wrote:<br>> dear all,<br>> <br>> setiap saya membaca 
artikel/berita di media india, yg<br>> wartawannya diundang ke malaysia, pasti 
isinya selalu<br>> kekaguman dan kekaguman. dari glamornya, indah<br>> alamnya, 
bersih birokrasinya, metropolisnya, dll. saya<br>> tidak tau bagaimana kesan 
wartawan2 yg diundang<br>> berkunjung ke indonesia, apakah begitu juga? 
Well,<br>> kita pasti tahu jawabny
 a.<br>> <br>> salam,<br>> <br>> <br>> <br>> Fairways, other ways<br>> - By S. 
Shankar Menon <br>> <br>> <br>> <br>> Here in Kuala Lumpur for golf as part of 
an Indian<br>> media team, it is not the fairways but the other ways<br>> that 
will interest you. More so since Mahathir's<br>> Wawasan 2020, gathering 
momentum when I was last here<br>> three years ago, is in full flow with his 
successor<br>> Abdullah Badawi. The vision of this country getting a<br>> Newly 
Industrialised Country status by then, includes<br>> creating a common unified 
Malaysian identity, to<br>> replace the various communal identities of 
Chinese,<br>> Malay, Indian and so on, an educated society based on<br>> 
spiritual values.<br>> <br>> In the run-in from the state of the art airport, 
my<br>> colleagues in the team, as expectedly, go to town over<br>> the broad 
roads, how we are ? guess, guess ? held back<br>> only by corruption. They do 
not know of my misspent<br>> past, perpetually fighting these noti
 ons. Traffic jams<br>> of horrendous dimensions lie in wait the next day, 
the<br>> system here of adding percentages for the elected and<br>> selected in 
huge infrastructure contracts works very<br>> well with the delivered, spanking 
product. <br>> <br>> Badawi actually bothers about the bureaucracy. He<br>> 
constantly harangues the civil service to deliver at<br>> the cutting edge. Has 
any of our Prime Ministers done<br>> that over the last half century? 
Examinations and<br>> in-service screening of a deeply analytical nature 
are<br>> evolved lately for promotions, the unions are<br>> predictably miffed. 
Awards are given by the chief<br>> secretary Tan Sri Samsuddin Osman for 
performances by<br>> regional civil servants, honoured at the national<br>> 
level. When will this ever happen at home? The new PM,<br>> after the 
benevolent dictatorship of the old one, that<br>> found consistent electoral 
support by a country who<br>> knew they were on to a good thing, now pleads for<
 br>> religious moderation. Overwhelmed at the thought and<br>> breaking down 
in tears at a world conference on faith.<br>> The Petronas and Kuala Lumpur 
Towers, are only the<br>> symbols of this huge new thrust to modernity; 
Bukit<br>> Nanas, the equatorial forest with its swaying cable<br>> cars above 
in the middle of town when I first came<br>> here in 1978, is now preserved as 
a jungle trek<br>> without the accents of tourists from the Mid-West<br>> 
shrieking down from below.<br>> <br>> There is no time on this trip to breathe 
in the orchid<br>> or hibiscus gardens. Stumble across a clump in the<br>> 
Cameron Highlands from where the black lapwing Rajah<br>> Brooke butterflies 
rise like shreds of an umbrella.<br>> While doing the Kinabalu climb on an 
earlier visit,<br>> there was the largest flower in the world next to the<br>> 
path as you panted upwards. In the forests of Sabah,<br>> the <br>> <br>> 
rafflesia is a metre in diameter in full bloom, taking<br>> many months t
 o develop; the open bloom lasts a few<br>> days, is a parasite, has seven 
species altogether. I<br>> am more obsessed with not missing putt
 s smaller than<br>> that on the unbelievably zippety greens of Impian. 
Our<br>> scratch teaching pro in the team is partying till four<br>> every 
morning, while I hit balls at a driving range as<br>> thunder and lightning and 
rain sweep outside. Ajay<br>> Gujral and I have the same net score on the first 
day,<br>> he is asked to look for babes later, crackles in the<br>> second 
round at Saujana, while I sag miserably in the<br>> heat. <br>> <br>> It is all 
good fun. My playing partner, a lady<br>> photographer from Delhi, has 
completely different<br>> playing rhythms and I grit available teeth, 
generally<br>> silently. Our Golfline magazine business head, Anil<br>> Dev 
produces a great effort on the second of three<br>> days, but unless I deliver 
in the final round over<br>> three courses, chances of making it to the finals 
in<br>> October in Terengannu are bleak. An inter-team amateur<br>> world 
championship is being played a lot more<br>> seriously while the rest of us hac
 k. Malaysian Tourism<br>> has splurged on hospitality. To be accompanied by 
a<br>> police escort for the media bus as we make our way to<br>> the venue of 
the day, reminds me of getting the<br>> President of Seychelles from Santa Cruz 
airport to Taj<br>> Hotel in Mumbai in 25 minutes flat. <br>> <br>> This 
country has a population less than twice that of<br>> Mumbai. The capital is at 
1.6 million people, only<br>> twice that of a town where I was chief cook and 
bottle<br>> washer 20 years ago. Time being a function of<br>> interest, I 
still try to find the bookshop where under<br>> an atrium, there are waterfalls 
and ferns in the<br>> garden section, children sit around on park benches<br>> 
reading about the botanical and natural wonders of<br>> this amazing country. 
In the process, I find again the<br>> elaborate Kournikaya, where a small lift 
only for one<br>> wheel-chair, takes you straight to the poetry section<br>> in 
the fourth floor of a shopping mall. Unfortunately,<
 br>> Toni Morrison and her contemporaries are cellophaned<br>> from the 
itching hands of the seeking public.<br>> <br>> The MPH book-store in the 
Mid-Valley shopping mall,<br>> has no flowing water any more, but the garden 
chairs<br>> and the children are still there. There is also a<br>> competition 
to describe their outlets in three words.<br>> Comprehensive, delightful, 
romantic, I say and wait<br>> for the first prize of a car to be shipped 
to<br>> Prabhadevi. <br>> <br>> Malaysia gets 6 1/2 million tourists in six 
months, we<br>> get 2 1/2 a year. Their infrastructure is spectacular,<br>> 
from mountain biking to endurance events in Sabah<br>> around tea estates, the 
executive sportsmen in our<br>> stressed cities, have an ideal venue for 
combing back<br>> their disappearing hair. The charm of the people in<br>> the 
service industries is a magnificent plus. Though<br>> their wages are good, 
prices are reasonable, the<br>> bio-diversity, carefully preserved, takes the 
vis
 itor<br>> through the enthralling countryside of Sabah and<br>> Sarawak in a 
fragile environment. <br>> <br>> Last time here, on the trail of Jim Thompson 
the<br>> maverick bringer of silk to this country and possibly<br>> a CIA agent 
straight out of Somerset Maugham, I saw a<br>> few of the Orang Aslis come down 
from the tea gardens.<br>> The original inhabitants will be dazed at 
modern<br>> Malaysia. The government looks after them as well<br>> without 
condescension. The press here may not welter<br>> in our great freedoms, which 
include rotten golf<br>> scores for our media team, but Mahathir has created 
a<br>> genuine nation. It is not about too many countries,<br>> including China 
or us, that we can say that. <br>> <br>> Hope to play better golf in Bangkok 
this morning,<br>> hopes sshankarmenon@xxxx<br>> <br>> <br>> =====<br>> Mario 
Gagho<br>> Political Science,<br>> Agra University, India<br>> <br>> <br>>      
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