Southeast #7: Israel-inspired utopia on Malaysian soil?
Network School redux and plus a Timor Leste gold rush.
Southeast is back this week albeit Malaysia-tinged. The next one will be a wider read.
Today’s brief covers two things:
A redux of that kooky Network School (NS) project, now with an Israeli twist.
Fortune-hunting in Timor-Leste.
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Let’s start with Network School (NS). I’ve written about this before, but it’s back in the feeds thanks to a video by Nuseir Yassin, better known as Nas Daily.
Yassin made his name with viral, cringey videos fuelled by toxic positivity. This time, he pushed NS.1
He’s Israeli. So how did he enter Malaysia, not once but twice?