CLEAN : Chinese tsunami hits Malaysian politics

The transcript discusses issues of project mismanagement and cronyism, highlighting how funds are often misused and do not benefit the intended recipients. It also addresses the manipulation of racial sentiments and the increased participation of the Chinese community in activism and fundraising. The importance of fighting corruption within the system is emphasized, suggesting that it should be exposed by those within rather than outsiders. Finally, economic concerns are raised, particularly regarding the distribution of cash to the population.

What is a major issue with the allocation of big projects according to the speaker?

• They are often given to the most qualified individuals.

• They frequently benefit the intended communities.

• They are usually allocated to cronies, not benefiting the intended people.

• They are always transparent and well-managed.

What is the speaker's view on the current handling of racial sentiments?

• They are being handled appropriately.

• They are being ignored completely.

• They are being manipulated in a questionable manner.

• They are not a concern at all.

How has the Chinese community shown increased participation?

• By decreasing their online presence.

• Through increased activism on the Internet and participation in fundraising dinners.

• By reducing their involvement in political activities.

• By avoiding rallies and public gatherings.

What has been a universal concern according to the speaker?

• The increase in racial sentiments.

• The lack of community participation.

• The fight against corruption within the system.

• The need for more fundraising events.

What does the speaker suggest about handling corruption?

• It should be left to the government to manage.

• We should be bold enough to handle and expose it ourselves.

• It should be exposed by others.

• It should be ignored.