Who is the most admired man in the world according to an International Survey recently?

When you think of the most admired man in the world, we tend to focus on wealth and we think of Jeff Bezos or Bill Gates or Warren Buffett. Who are these three men?

Who is Bill Gates?
Bill Gates is the co-founder of the software company Microsoft and is one of the world’s wealthiest men. Gates and Paul Allen founded Microsoft in the 1970s, though Allen left the company in 1983. Bill Gates oversaw the invention and marketing of the MS-DOS operating system, the Windows operating interface, the Internet Explorer browser, and a multitude of other popular computer products. Along the way he gained a reputation for fierce competitiveness and aggressive business savvy. During the 1990s rising Microsoft stock prices made Gates the world’s wealthiest man; his wealth has at times exceeded $75 billion, making Gates a popular symbol of the ascendant computer geek of the late 20th century.

This is the picture of Warren Buffett.

Who is Warren Buffett?

Warren Buffett is the chairman of Berkshire Hathaway Inc. and is one of the world’s wealthiest men. Buffett is known as “the Sage of Omaha” for his remarkable savvy in stock market investments and for the success of Berkshire Hathaway — the textile company he acquired in 1965 and turned into a holding company for investments in many other businesses. Over the years Buffett bought stock in financial powerhouses like Coca-Cola, Geico Insurance, Gillette, and the Washington Post Company (where Buffett became a board member and close friend of Post head Katharine Graham). Berkshire Hathaway became famously successful: $1000 invested in the company in 1965 would have been worth over $5 million by the year 2000. If you want to make money in the stock market, you must read the strategies of Warren Buffett. His philosophy and his styles of investing can be a great help.

This man is Jeff Bezos.

Who is Jeff Bezos?

Jeff Bezos is the founder and Chief Executive Officer of Amazon.com, one of the pillars of Internet e-commerce and one of the most valued companies in the world.

Named Time magazine’s Man of the Year in 1999, Bezos became a celebrity entrepreneur, known for his buoyant personality as much as his financial know-how. With Bezos at the helm, Amazon.com weathered financial ups and downs and expanded from selling books and CDs to a wide variety of consumer goods.
As of 2018, he was the richest person in the world, with a net worth of over $104 billion.

In spite of their great wealth, these men are not the most admired man in the world. Who is the most admired man in the world?

He is non other than Tun Dr Mahathir, the former prime minister of Malaysia for 22 years. Why is he the most admired man in the world?

Even at the age of 93, he is still active and healthy in social works and politics in Malaysia. He sees the problems of the current government headed by prime minister Dato Sri Nazib bin Razak and he takes the initiative to unseat him to correct all the wrongs and corruptions happening in the country. He is doing this even he is now at the advanced age. Who is he?

Why does he step forward to correct all the mistakes and corruptions of the current government?

Just imagine that you were 93 years old, will you have the energy and the will to come forward to lead the opposition to correct all the injustices and corruptions of his successor Nazib Razak? Why he is doing all these moves? These are some of the 63 reasons sighted by Mahathir.

#1 The corruption of the current prime minister is glaring and he uses money to buy support from his followers and supporters. An amount of $2.6 billion dollars were deposited into his current account and the amount disappeared within weeks. He claimed that the money was a donation from an Arab prince and most of the donation was returned to the prince later on. Najib refuses to name his exceedingly generous Arab donor and the purpose of the donation. Why? What’s he hiding?

#2 Najib has never explained how he intended to use the money, or if he, in fact, had begged for it.

#3 Najib won’t reveal what conditions, if any, were attached to the donation. Arab royals are not the type to ‘donate’ money unless there is something in it for them in return. Ditto with China.

#4 Najib refuses to provide evidence to back his claim that he has returned all or most of the donation.

#5 Money of that size being transferred into and out of the country would have required the express knowledge and approval of Bank Negara. Najib must show evidence of this approval. He did not do it.

#6 With this amount of money, Nazib controls practically everything: the judiciary, the attorney general, the registration of society (ROS), the media, the election commission and every civil services of the government.

#7 Even coming General Election is flooded with money to buy votes. The village people will only listen to money and an illiterate village vote is worth 4 votes from the cities and towns. Such manipulation is rampant just to win election.

#8 The prime minister is also the financial minister and he has full control of the country revenue. He initiated a Sovereign Fund (One Malaysia) corporation to do investment and this vehicle became his way of laundering money throughout the world (USA, Switzerland, Singapore, Cayman island and other places) and billion dollars were unaccounted for. The accounts of the One Malaysia corporation were never audited for years and the accounts are now classified as secret government properties and nobody can see.

#9 Just before the General Election on May 9th 2018, all the constituencies were redrawn to favour Nazib, the current prime minister winning the election. Illiterate villages are given weighted voting power over the educated mass in the cities. His divide and rule policy is flavoured with money. And he is expected to retain power.

#10 A new law was enacted to prevent opposition leaders from criticising and revealing his wrongs of the government and the new law carried a heavy penalty of $500 000 fine and a jail term of 6 years for creating untrue news.

11 The de facto leader of the opposition Annur Ibrahim was put in prison of an ancient charge of sodomy for five years to silent him. Is this a political move to kill the opposition leader?

#12 The village people listen to money but they also listen to this wise old man Mahathir who ruled Malaysia for 23 years. Mahathir steps forwards to lead the opposition. Nobody dares to act on all these injustices except Tun Dr Mahathir and that make him the most admired man in the world as revealed in the International Survey. Mahathir gathers 15% of the admired votes and Bill Gates only manages to get 8% of the popular votes.

A new prediction emerges to reinforce the old prediction. What was the old prediction?

The order of names of the former prime ministers follows RAHMAN: R stands for the first prime minister Tunku Rahman, the first prime minister; A stand for Abdul Razak, the second prime minister; H stands for Hussein Onn the third prime minister; M stands for Mahathir who serves for 23 years; A stands for Abdullah Badawi and N stand for the last UMNO prime minister Nazib Razak. The sequence almost finishes and the 14th GE will decide on the 9th of May 2018.

One of the oldest politician from the opposition Mr Lim Kit Siang predicted the next wave of prime ministers follows the letters of MAHATHIR : Start with M; M stands for Dr Mahathir as first interim prime minister and A stands for Annur Ibrahim as second prime minister and so on! Will this order comes true depend on the 9th GE to be held soon.

The picture shows Mr Lim is on the left; Mahathir in the centre and Anuar Ibrahim on the right.

When Tun Dr Mahathir even at 93 years of age, saw all these injustices and corruptions, he came forward to lead the opposition against his own party the United Malay National Organisation (UMNO) of the Barisan government. Can he succeed to bring back honour and justice back in Malaysia?

We will wait and see how the new mission unveil.