My colleagues and I don't support the Vision School programme. Malays, Indians, Chinese and other races have been studying under a same roof for many years (in the so-called "English schools"). Do you see any semblance of unity in the sekolah kebangsaan during your school days?

I don't see any. During break time, you can see the students automatically group according to races. If via the sekolah kebangsaan , with students of all races under the same roof, we cannot achieve unity, how is it that Vision Schools are said to be able to do that?

Just look at the Babas and Nyonyas in Malacca. They speak very good Malay, have forgotten the Chinese language though they maintain the Chinese culture, but are still distinguished as Babas, not Malays nor Chinese.

They are many ways to unity, it's just that BN doesn't want to do it better, let alone the best.