British man reacts to Aegis- Malaysia -Anti PH Demands public apology Malcolm Conlan, a British national married to a Filipina, who is known to have been actively defending Filipinos against bashers from all over the world, have expressed his opinion on the controversial Aegis Malaysia’s video which is now getting a lot of buzz online due to its direct attack on the Philippines as it cites reasons why the country is not a good place to invest in and promotes Malaysia as the perfect place for global investors instead. On Sept. 20, Malcolm shared the viral video on his personal Facebook account and posted the following: To the management of Aegis My attention has just been drawn to an advert by your company which seems to show why you believe the Philippines in not a good place to invest. I have a number of issues with your advert. Firstly, you highlight the number of typhoons which have hit the country. These natural calamaties have tragically led to a vast number of deaths. How dare you use these terrible circumstances in some kind of powerpoint presentation as to why you would want to leave the country. If you have made the decision to leave the Philippines, by all means leave, how dare you however highlight what you percieve as reasons why others should not invest. You mentioned security. Well, in my 33 visits to the country, not once have I ever been troubled. In fact, in my opinion the Filipino people are one of the most caring, hospitable and hard working people on the planet. I am very sure that you probably have many highly skilled Filipino’s in your workforce, so why insult their country? Yes the Philippines does have its own issues, but doesnt every country? Why should a foreign investor have any right to find fault with a nation and people it has chosen to invest in? The Philippines it’s 7,107 islands and diverse people offer so much to the world. It is a country and people of natural beauty. I am therefore disgusted with your current advertising campaign and am calling on people worldwide to boycott your company. I am also demanding an apology, combined with a donation to a suitable charity which would benefit those victims of the recent natural camalities you chose to use in your disgusting advert. Malcolm Conlan A concerned British Citizen who loves the Philippines and Filipino people
Posted on: Sun, 21 Sep 2014 11:31:21 +0000
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