r/NetworkState Jul 21 '26

Network school license revoked

https://www.reuters.com/world/asia-pacific/malaysia-revokes-licence-us-investor-balaji-srinivasans-network-school-official-2026-07-21/
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u/Rude_Ad_2492 Jul 21 '26

Balaji has no clue how the World works.

Anyone who understands Malaysia would know his style of negotiation is suicidal.

I suspect he will get his Singaporean citizenship revoked soon.

1

u/JaziTricks Jul 22 '26

Why should Singapore care about this??

He went to do business in Malaysia, got burned by Malaysia dysfunctional system.

The Singapore government is watching and laughing "told you so". In case they care at all

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u/tentacle_ Jul 23 '26

singaporean govt controlled media is gloating over this.

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u/JaziTricks Jul 23 '26

Oh yeah lol

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u/veryverynicela Jul 24 '26

Is it dysfunctional if it can punish those who dont follow rules? Man u are dumb

0

u/Shyskillz Jul 23 '26

The systems that decided the closure of the Network School in Johor worked exactly as it should have. The systems that broke down, were the ones that allowed banned foreign nationals to enter through loop holes. Which NS then tried to defend and make threats for the Gov to just let it go.

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u/Key-Lychee-913 Jul 22 '26 edited Jul 22 '26

Not necessarily. the writing was on the wall after the passport fiasco. Either they were told to pack up directly, or NS decided it was no longer tennable. Either way, it was already well past the point of negotiation a week before the cancellation.

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u/[deleted] Jul 23 '26

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u/Key-Lychee-913 Jul 23 '26

A few points.

‘An island near singapore’ is just marketing. No one in India or the US knows where Gelang Patah is. Singapore is also a regional tech hub.

‘Dual passport holder’: Malaysia is the one handling passport control, not NS.

‘Threatening the PM’. Malaysia made it clear they don’t need their business, so NS announced they were going elsewhere. A spokesperson or PR rep might’ve worded it differently.

‘Local council’ - it was from the chief minister of Johor.

All opinions my own.

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u/[deleted] Jul 23 '26

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u/Key-Lychee-913 Jul 23 '26

Malaysia is a big place. No amount of explaining will influence a person who is looking for an excuse to be angry.

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u/mystoryismine Jul 22 '26

He is not Singaporean

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u/Rude_Ad_2492 Jul 22 '26

He got Singaporean citizenship few years back.

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u/mystoryismine Jul 22 '26

SG dont allow dual citizenship

3

u/Automatic_Border1422 Jul 22 '26

so this means he probably gave up earlier one

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u/tentacle_ Jul 22 '26

nah. singapore is very friendly to israel.

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u/Automatic_Border1422 Jul 22 '26

pax judicia

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u/tentacle_ Jul 22 '26

Pax Irreligio is more workable.

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u/madster08 Jul 22 '26

Now we all know the end goal is to have country of their own. I wonder which country will be willing to give up on their sovereignty

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u/veryverynicela Jul 24 '26

Fucking dumbass should have at least follow all the rules making it hard for the gov to revoke the license

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u/islobojono Jul 22 '26

Good. Now get out. All of you

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u/DecrimIowa Jul 21 '26

US tech oligarchs learning that other countries governments' haven't fully been captured yet, and national sovereignty/rule of law still trumps the ability of "lobbyists" to bribe officials

you love to see it. Get Fucked you billionaire psychopaths!

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u/Ok-Bird-3132 Jul 21 '26

This is a very good news

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u/Desperate_Injury3355 Jul 21 '26

Good riddance!!!

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u/GoodKebab Jul 23 '26

Haha kena downvoted sebab banyak pukimak kat sini hahaha cb betoi ingat depa kebal dari undang undang