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To: elmatador who wrote (29785)	2/23/2008 3:24:09 PM
From: Seeker of Truth	Respond to of 217571

The article sings the praises of the Malaysian market. Year ago I used to own shares of Malaysian companies. I could get all the statistics, everything looked great. But the politics sure stinks! A man got elected, democratically, and when he encountered some opposition from his assistant he arrested the] guy on concocted charges of homosexuality and the poor fellow was in jail for six years, horrifying his wife and children, when he finally was released by a new prime minister. The judge of the case was intimidated by his government. A democratic election doesn't always produce a democratic regime. I vowed I'd never invest in Malaysia. I await the time when the Bumiputra have a genuine friendship with Malaysian Chinese.