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And they say zaman jahiliyah is well in the past :disagree: I have no idea what century they're living in.

Asad71, I can see your good intent, but even Zabanya is more informed about the region than you are. First of all, Singapore or Mossad has no part in this problem between Indonesia and Malaysia. Indonesia has been trying to stir trouble with us since the very day Malaysia was created in 1957...

Haha, nah. This guy.. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hrithik_Roshan Cool as heck, brah. Well at least in that movie, lol.

Haha! Gotta admit he looks good in the "Baju Melayu" though. One of the most memorable movies (in a silly way :P) I've watched was Dhoom 2.. The dude that acted in it was ridiculously cool looking :smokin:

Why the heck does Indonesia need nuclear? Ask them to fix their poverty issue and illegal immigration problems to Malaysia first.

LOL Bollywood movies can be fun at times. You can see girls here going crazy over those dance routines and bollywood here. In fact Shah Rukh Khan even got knighted here with a "Datuk" (Equivalent of "Sir" here in Malaysia) :lol:

You do realize that transferring nuclear is illegal and considered an act of war? Agreed. Every nation should have the rights for nuclear technology, just like how every nation has an army to defend itself.

Good move. US needs the money more for herself at the time being. And the aid never went to the masses anyway, only the pockets of corrupted officials if what I've reading here is right.

I remember visiting India and there were some highways which were identical to the clean fast ones in Malaysia. My driver then informed me that this highways were a collaboration between the Malaysian government and Indian government. I hope when I visit Sri Lanka next, I see more...

Yes, as a fellow South-East Asian, it's my sincere hope that you develop fast. But really man, leave your ambitions of wanting to be the big brother of ASEAN or something. This isn't South Asia, or Middle-East, in ASEAN, we're all all equal, no reason for us to have un-necessary conflicts.

Look, you can keep bragging about your supposedly "weapon of mass destruction" against nations that have nothing against you, but pay one visit to Malaysia and Singapore, and you'll realize that economically we're worlds apart. I suggest you sell your "weapons of mass destruction" and focus...

Haha! I know, that question is almost like too tempting to be not replied. But with the amount of emotional people here, it's not the best place to debate this. Maybe some other time :lol:

Islamic healing medicines, Indian Ayurvedic medicines, Chinese traditional medicine have all been on the rise in South East Asia as people try to move past the typical solution that western medicines provide. My personal opinion though, all this alternative medicines come with no scientific...

Tell me which religion doesn't have flaws :rolleyes: Don't reply me anyway. Religious debates are not allowed.

Alot of Malaysians still think that we got screwed over in the water deal though :P But nah, jokes aside, I remember one minister saying that water is a God's blessing, it should be shared. Hence the cheap prices lol. I'm glad that ties between Malaysia and Singapore are good, that we can...

Agreed, agreed. It's almost like a Malaysia-Singapore thing, we tend to remain neutral in almost all conflicts and are more inclined to economic development and I think this concept has done us good. I really admire the Singapore economic success story especially, infact a couple of my buddies...

Indonesia, I'm not sure. They tend to be anti-anything Malaysia :P Singapore, yes definately, majority is Chinese, they have good relationship with the Chinese government, I'm sure they'll be on the Chinese side. Just curious, are you Singaporean Chinese?

Yes, on this issue, I can speak on behalf of my country. Malaysia has no intention of any conflict to China, in fact we're striving for a good business partnership with China which will bring us both a lot of good :tup:

Rest in peace.