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I will stick my neck out and bet on the fact that cashless society is a distant dream in Malaysia, not a chance it will be achieved in the near future in response to the concerns raised by many.

I refer to the chest-thumping, drum-beating and patriotic fever espoused by the ultra-conservative and self-appointed guardians of Malay honour as reported here.




Our PM has called them little Napoleons and the backbenchers have called for heads to roll.


I wish to highlight a very alarming and unchecked trend among our corporate captains, especially the ones whose companies are listed on the stock exchange.











Personally I think no one should use the excuse of freedom of expression to abuse other's belief, at least on religious matters.


While all seem to be elated at the prospect of the Goods and Service Tax being introduced in 2007, I am not so convinced that it is necessarily the best way forward.

I am extremely gratified and elated that for the first time in living memory, a senior government leader none other then the prime minister himself has assured all Malaysians that we are all equal, without any discrimination in respect to colour, gender, religion or wealth.
