Sunday, January 07, 2007

Africans treated like shit in Malaysia

Yes, Africans are treated like shit in Malaysia, as this article written by my good friend Jonathan from the BBC ~ which describes the experiences of two black Americans who were mistaken for Africans in Malaysia ~ will attest:

Incidents may mar Malaysia's tourism bid

One of the reasons blacks are treated this way in Malaysia is because there are a lot of Africans involved in criminal activities here. And, quite frankly, Malaysians are, by and large, pretty much fed-up and therefore these blacks and their like are not welcome in Malaysia.

I have personally dealt with African tenants who have not paid rent, people with implausible names like "Mr Fine" and "Prince." They seem to congregate in certain neighbourhoods like Damansara Damai and Batu 9, Cheras. Many claim to be students, footballers, or even, as one clearly incorrigible conman notoriously did, football coach to the Malaysian national and Selangor state teams, but are really nothing more than confidence tricksters.

Having said that, there is also a sizeable community of blacks in Cyberjaya, but they comprise of MMU students and are not necessarily associated with criminal activity.

Everyday, I get bombarded by Nigerian scammers who send e-mails trying to con me into parting with some money. One of the old scams is the "bovine medicine" scam, where they claim to have a dairy farmer in the UK willing to buy some antibiotic for cows at an exorbitant mark-up. The implausible thing is, they also give you the contact details of the seller of the drugs, who are themselves, in reality.

What they try to get you to do is to pay cash for the meds with the promise of them getting an unsuspecting farmer to pay for it at many times the price you paid for. Of course, the buyer never pays you because there's no such farmer in the first place. If you're greedy and gullible, you may well fall for this scam.

However, if you're level-headed you'd realise that since they have the buyer in hand and also know the seller, why do they need you to conclude the deal for them? Its not as if you're some world-renown expert in veterinary pharmaceuticals. Neither is Malaysia on the leading edge of pharmaceutical production that UK farmers have to source meds from here.

These Africans must be pretty stupid to think we'd fall for a scam like that. Its these stupid Africans that we want sent back to Nigeria or whatever AIDS-infected cesspit in Africa they came from.

As for the rest, Selamat Datang ke Visit Malaysia Year 2007, please pay cash, and have a nice day!

And, finally, a special message for Wayne Wright and his fellow American compatriot Yahweh Passim Nam: at least now you know how almost every Muslim visitor ~ including our International Trade and Finance Minister ~ to your wonderful land of the free gets treated. Actually, you got off pretty lightly ~ you didn't have to endure anal probes, did you?

Americans have a habit of treating others like pieces of shit and whinging when they get a piece of their own medicine. Why don't you show some grit like the Brits ~ lie back and think of Uncle Sam, for Chrissakes, be a man!

And Wayne, don't scream "I'm an American citizen!" ~ shouting a daft thing like that will get you killed in most parts of the world these days, man. Duh!

To annanorm:

This has been my experience with African tenants. If you've had better luck, then good luck to you. Tenants who don't pay rent and expect to stay for free are scum as far as I'm concerned.

As for African spam scammers, this will dispel you of your ignorance. Its typical of the daily scam spam I get:

PA. Executive Director Project,
The South Africa Petroleum Association,
14th Floor, ABSA Centre Adderley Street
Cape Town 8001, RSA.
Email: engr.fiennes.r@fsmail.net
Telfax:+27-86.603.8732.


For your kind attention:
Dear friend,

I sought your contact through your country business portal encyclopedia conferring you as a trustworthy and consistent person. I am Engr. Fiennes Ralph, the PA to the Chief Executive Director of Project, with the South Africa Petroleum Industry Association ( (SAPIA)). My commission - The South Africa Petroleum Industry Association (SAPIA))-which is in charge of managing and supervising the disbursement of oil sales revenues for the South Africa government which covers payment to foreign and local contractors that have executed contracts for the Government.

The revenue under our control runs into several hundred of millions of dollars monthly. Myself and other colleagues in the SAPIA are currently in need of a foreign partner with whose bank account we shall transfer the sum of Two hundred Million United States Dollars ($200,000,000.00USDm). This funds was accrued from various over invoicing of foreign contractors?? payments made over the years from 1999 to November 2006.

The Total fund is presently waiting in the Government Account named (R.S.A INDEPENDENT REVENUE(s) account overseas . However, by virtue of my position as civil servant and staff of the SAPIA , I cannot acquire this funds in my name. This is because as a top civil servant, I will not allowed by the law of the country to own or operate a foreign bank accounts outside our country for now. I have been delegated as a matter of trust , to look for an overseas partner in whose account we would transfer the fund, hence the reason for this mail. We shall be Transferring the money to your account with the company name you may provide as the beneficiary under the guise that you are being paid for a contract which you/your company executed for our country through the Commission.

For your support and partnership, please reply me to negotiate your fees or the percentage you wish to be paid when the funds arrive your bank account. You must however note that this transaction, with regards to my disposition to continue with you, is subject to these terms. Firstly, our conviction of your transparency, Secondly, that you treat this transaction with utmost secrecy and confidentiality. Finally and above all, that you will provide an account over which you have absolute control.

The transaction, although discrete, is legitimate and there is no risk or legal liability either to ourselves or yourself now or in the future as I will have put in place all the necessary machinery (Foreign Lawyer) who will equip you with enough documentation qualified and approved you as the contractor who the funds is due to ensure a hitch free transfer of the fund into your account upon acceptance for our subsequent sharing according to our agreed ratio. The transfer will be effected to your account within five - seven (5-7) working days from the date we reach an agreement and you furnish me with a suitable bank account and company name with your contact phone & fax number for transmission of the relevant documents to you.

I am looking forward to do business with you as per your promised of confidence in this transaction, Please mail back your response through my above email address for me to update you on my plans as to how we intend to actualize this transaction.

Send all your reply to my business Lmail: (engr.fiennes.r@fsmail.net )

Warm Regards,

Engr. Fiennes Ralph


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