Opinion

Opinion events is one of the categories under the Personal Life category in Blog.CyrilDason.com, a blog owned, and updated by Cyril Dason since 2008.

This category is focused on the Cyril Dason’s thoughts on key issues which are popular in the public eye.

Under this category, points and opinion related to current events and issues are therefore written or shared by Cyril Dason.

Cyril Dason is a content creator and educator based in Kuching, Sarawak with over 15 years in content creation experience.

His followers come from around the world but are largely concentrated to Malaysia, with most of them residing in both Sabah and Sarawak.

Other than Blog.CyrilDason.com, he owns several niche blogs such as SarawakCrocs.com (Football) and KuchingBorneo.info (Travel). He is also well established on Instagram, Twitter and Youtube.

‘Dayak’ Is Negative?

Well, I don’t want to jump into conclusions and simply support anyone on the use of the term ‘Dayak’ to refer to the general majority minorities in Sarawak, but here is what I have to say on the issue.  Before you guys proceed on reading on, please be reminded that this is my personal view,

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Talk About Kuching

Somehow, I remembered an email I received a few years ago regarding questions people from the Peninsular of Malaysia a.k.a Malaya used to ask Sarawakians.  I Googgled up “Sarawak, Living in trees” (obviously, that’s what’s on their minds, right??), and wal-lah.. a list of post from fellow bloggers.  Some were repeated, while others were full

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What Divides Malaysia?

This matter actually stepped into my mind a few days ago, but after thinking about it… I guess its okay to write about it.  Just hope no one would take my post here as racist or someone whom deserves to be kept in ISA or Abu Dhabi prison 😛

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Untrusworthy Courier

Remember the LG phone I got from DiGI, which I was trying to sell?? Well, its sold.  I sold it to some guy from Tawau through Lelong.com with a RM750 price tag.  It’s not much, but it beats gaining less when the price of this phone drops later.  After all, since my Canon IXUS 85

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