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The director of Serba was innocent, too! Hahaha :)
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Dropping like sh*t, and you BS like sh*t, too. Everyone can see the steep slope, OK?
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That is why the rental income from a single British apartment can pay for roughly six apartments in Malaysia—which matches the exchange rate!
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Google AI: "Yes, Malaysian investors have 4x less purchasing power. A $500 USD share feels like a standard expense to a US buyer. However, a Malaysian must convert that into RM2,200—often absorbing a huge portion of a local monthly salary. Ultimately, a Malaysian trades four times more days of labor than an American to buy the exact same financial property. The exchange rate turns a casual US purchase into a major Malaysian financial milestone."
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73 days tak jumpa, hahaha:) Makan angin with the poor fool's money?
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Another syringe jab cannot revive it! :)
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Why not? :)
Google AI: "Datuk Seri Rafizi Ramli stated that the investigation into the August 2025 syringe attack on his 12-year-old son has 'gone quiet and died off' without a public resolution. [1]
While the Home Minister informally shared details about a suspected mastermind, the authorities declined to address it publicly in Parliament. The official status depends entirely on police findings, and no formal conclusion or closure has been announced."
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Why a company with lucrative government software contracts with close to 90% gross margins is headed by an Orang Cina? Is there "corporate mafia" behind this, besides the obvious margin calls?
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What if it was 16¢ but dropped to 5¢? Hahaha :) No Tanco, go tango! Such a hardcore gambler is not Malay, but Chinese.
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Google AI: "Negeri Sembilan cannot bypass harsh maritime economics. Global liners demand the massive economies of scale and lower freight rates that only mega-hubs like Port Klang provide. The only difference is who bleeds money. If this naive economic gamble fails, the ruin falls solely on private developers and foreign partners, successfully shielding Malaysian taxpayers from the sovereign disaster seen in Malacca."
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