Stop the Blame Game, and stop adding fuel to the fire; instead, more restraints should be the tall order for all Malaysians
By Erika Yoong IT is everyone’s wish that after the holy month of Ramadan is over, with th e new month of Shawal, people will once again focus on boosting the country’s economy. All parties especially the political leaders should heed His Majesty Sultan Ibrahim King of Malaysia ’s advice to “ set an example for harmonious relations by working to bridge religious, racial, and cultural differences instead of adding to the division. ” This is what every rakyat in this country wants – a prosperous nation, where its productivity and a robust economy can help raise the standard of living for everyone. While addressing the Middle East conflict, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim (PMX) remind ed the people to focus on reviving the econom y and “ safeguard the nation’s financial and economic stability.” Restraint is the Key Many of the issues faced by Malaysians such as the numerous calls for boycott by different individuals and NGOs could have been avoi