Belief has become a word to be archived in the lives of many people in this country, who find it hard to believe, or find what they are hearing and seeing or witnessing as unbelievable, although the proof and evidence is supplied to them.

Why are people still blind and deaf to what is believable? The main reason is because they find nearly everything, all the news and information, and the details given to them a bit too smug, a bit too good to be true.

What is therefore needed to be done to convince people to believe, to be persuaded by facts and figures and whatever evidence-based knowledge and information made available to them to believe if a product or service is genuine?

In every sphere of the dissemination of information in this country, many Malaysians find it hard to be true and take all this news and views by the media and on social media platforms more as entertainment rather than to be believed.

In the political arena, conveying the messages of honesty and truth, in its right and proper context has become demanding and an enormous challenge in which many Malaysians find they are being actually fooled, deceived and hoodwinked by the media.

If believing has become difficult, the reason is because most of the news and information by the media is nothing but propaganda to make a person believe that changes and reforms are real when they are never forthcoming, turning Malaysia into a nation of unbelievers.

-THE MALAYSIA VOICE