KOTA BARU: Kelantan State Secretary Datuk Mohd Aiseri Alias said he was worried with a survey that showed university students had no qualms about accepting and giving bribes.
He said the survey conducted by Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM) showed that 30.5% of the students interviewed were willing to accept bribes if they had the power and the opportunity.
He said 15% were willing to offer bribes to facilitate business deals and 23.7% more would do likewise to prevent actions against them.
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http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2009/7/30/nation/20090730174237&sec=nation
Haha.. Smart people. Bribing is the best way to invest one's money. These students will surely be very "successful" entrepreneurs. :D
"Lu bawa keleta laju macam naga mau mati kha!? Bodo lu! "
"Soli bos. ini saya kasi lu duit utk minum kopi o. Jangan saman la. Nanti isteli saya tampar saya."
"Ok. saya lepas kamu. pegi dali sini sekalang. Eh eh! Tunggu dulu. Ini tidak cukup ma. Kasi banyak lagi balu lu boleh jalan."
Huh... Who am I kidding.? Bribing is a common thing now and it seems to seep through the lifestyle of the youths as proven in the survey above. Happens everyday, everywhere I believe. It's just too common that it is "no big deal" anymore. It's the best to stay out of trouble and to make money. As simple as that. Not only cops, it even happens in schools. "Boleh tolong bentang esok kha" "Sponsor saya dulu, baru boleh saya tolong". Start small bha.
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Anyway, I don't support brbing. :)
The new anti-corruption law introduces jail sentence not more than 20 years, a fine 10 times the bribery value or both...and if the person is a government servant..upon conviction..that's it..the person will be out of job and will be stripped off all pension and gratituity no matter how long the service period has been..so...think carefully before bribing or accepting bribe
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