“By linking something to race or religion, politicians distract Malaysians from the core issue while also garnering support from those whose identities depend heavily on their racial or religious identities - meaning most Malaysians.” — Brian Yap Copy Share Image
“The trouble with Malaysia is we are subconsciously trying to erase our past. The history beyond the prescribed narrative of The Alliance achieving Merdeka… — Brian Yap Copy Share Image
“The trouble with Malaysia is, we don't act like we have that kind of power.” — Brian Yap Copy Share Image
“The trouble with Malaysia, however, is that whenever someone criticises the administration of the country, argues against the government's policies, exposes wrongdoing, marches on… — Brian Yap Copy Share Image
“Malaysians don't like to read. If you're reading this, you must not be liking it, or not Malaysian.” — Brian Yap Copy Share Image
“The trouble with Malaysia is that too many people like to tell others what the trouble with Malaysia is. This includes me of course.” — Brian Yap Copy Share Image
“Yes, the elections aren't free and fair. Yes, the 'first past the post' system, coupled with delineation of constituencies and gerrymandering, is a problem.” — Brian Yap Copy Share Image
“Even a child would think twice before touching a hot kettle once burned, but in Malaysia, we simply make new plans, and repeat the… — Brian Yap Copy Share Image
“In a world that has essentially turned away from racism, it is shocking to me that the color of the skin of the bakery… — Brian Yap Copy Share Image
“Yes, the media is biased. And yes, elections in Malaysia are really more a test of each party's organisation, machinery, and the number of… — Brian Yap Copy Share Image
“By linking something to race or religion, politicians distract Malaysians from the core issue while also garnering support from those whose identities depend heavily… — Brian Yap Copy Share Image
