well, as they say Malaysians believe in the saying "build and they will come".. though some of the policy changes in Johore have been discouraging for investors, more like they powers-be want to milk more out of the golden egg laying goose ..rajagainstthemachine wrote:The Park I refer to wasn't a theme park , it was a normal park with a lot of greenery and trees and very very well maintained, it had walkways and paths and a pond and a fountain.
Everytime I go to JB I feel like I've been beamed into some alien planet devoid of humans, ( I see everyone in the malls but once you take a walk past the bus stand, I see little or almost no humans)
as for bus stands, almost every Malaysian drives or rides bikes .. though only during festival times you see the exodus ...
Matter of fact, I was in Shah Alam, a gated community .. and was amazed to see that for a row of landed houses, almost only 1 out of 5 houses were occupied or had any sign of occupation .... then I found out the houses were built expecting the rush for MM2H ...
welcome to Boleh Land .. anything goes ..
PS, on the positive side, read up the Development of Genting .. it is an amazing story ..