DR Mahathir Mohamad said his decision to step down as prime minister in 2003 was his biggest regret in his 80 years of national politics.
“(Because) I never imagined that people who succeeded me or came after me would be doing things that are just not right and had created unease among the people,” the former prime minister said in clear reference to his successor Abdullah Badawi and Najib Razak.
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I have a lot of respect for Tun M as prime minister but there were a lot of wrongs made during his premiership as well. If affirmative action for one race group was not championed by him, then we most likely will not have the problems we are facing today.
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Malays would have a freehand to progress if not because of the bumiputeralism manipulated by the corrupt leaders to entrench the Malays in disguise of protection.
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