That special place

It's sad to see photos of big multi national companies filled with workers who are chinese and indian. yet so few malays.
call me racist, but this is reality. let it be work, academics, ANYTHING!

how could the largest race in our country be so outnumbered?

is it the food we eat, the way we sleep??
was it our parents' faults?
is it the constitution?
what went wrong?

i remember the day when my dad was sent by Oracle Softwares to this one place to represent his team.
He heard this chinese guy speaking mandarine on the phone while he was waiting to be called, presumably that guy was calling my dad's boss about him.
and that guy said something like "hey why did u send this malay guy to do this job?". and my dad, unfortunately understood mandarin but he kept silent and later proved a point to be a top level officer in a non-malay majority company.

Dear Malays, wake up.
U are the majority in Malaysia and the minority on the economic frontline.
im not asking you to wage war against non-malays, im asking you to work as hard as possible; to prove that we are able to run this country as what was fought by Tunku Abdul Rahman.
This is the only country that we have, and this is the only country that we belong to.
There's nothing wrong with being a nationalist (given the circumstances).

It's sad to see that there's a group of people(government) trying to use any means possible to defend malay rights even to the extent of being racist and unjust,
while on the other hand, there's a group of malays(opposition) working towards abolishing those rights and pursuing equality of all races.

Yet at the same time, so little of us are working hard to actually live up to that special place that the constitution has put us at.
May allah guide us.