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Malaysia not the original concept

By Anonymous
Malaysia as it is today is not the original concept the KL snake oil salesmen sold to our grandparents- being 5 countries as equal partners in a confederation which looked after defence and foreign affairs!

The original concept was a recycled 1942 British war time forward planning idea to consolidate the 3 British Borneo Protectorates (from 1888) Brunei North Borneo & Sarawak with Malaya and Singapore under one colonial admin and military command.

After WW2 this idea was not feasible as Britain feared being bogged down fighting money draining independence wars it was facing where ever the sunset in its Empire.

UN De-colonization Committee had announced that all colonies should be de-colonised and UK wanted to be a seen as a good world citizen.

So the next best solution was to flog the same idea on its chosen successor the Malayan UMNO regime to transfer the 3 Borneo colonies to UMNO rule under the sandiwara of forming Malaysia.

The 18 & 20 Points Agreement support the confederation concept by preserving all aspects of self-government (the illusory "autonomy") for Sabah and Sarawak respectively except defence and foreign affairs.

This concept broke down before it even got started. 5 countries became 4 when Brunei most wisely stayed out of this Ponzi scheme and then became 3 when Singapore left in 1965. The concept was dead and should have been re-negotiated or Malaysia dismantled.

But they pushed ahead with the MA63. It was signed on 9 July 1963 by UK, Malaya and S'pore with North Borneo and Sarawak as colonies.

1. The issue of S'pore "expulsion" should have been discussed by all the signatories and Malaya had no power to kick out S'pore.

Further there was no clause governing such a situation in the M'sia Agreement. So the matter would have to go to the British courts. But they played dirty and ignored SS's rights.

FYI the Tunku & his protection gang fiercely opposed the Lansdowne committee which was drafting the 18 & 20 Points Agreement from including an exit clause. Recently Najib declared that SS are forever part of Malaysia.
One blogger said if SS left the Malayans would bring guns.

Now we know the reason why UMNO insisted no exist clause in the Points Agreement. They imprinted their colonizing intentions by insisting on a clause which "prohibits secession".

Now this is against the rules of free association. Lord Lansdowne who did not want an exit clause said on this point that Malaysia was a free association and North Borneo (then) and Sarawak had an "INTRINSIC RIGHT to secede at will"!

But for both SS and S'pore the situation was deemed a fait accompli and S'pore is happy and lucky to be out of the nasty abusive relationship!

SS are not happy!

2. Sabah and Sarawak were described as colonies in the MA63 and who signed the doc for them?

SS became independent after 9 July 1963 before Proclamation on Malaysia & everyone- SS SOVEREIGNTY WAS NOT TRANSFERRED TO MALAYA AT THIS MOMENT!

Question: does the MA63 bind Sabah Sarawak when they became independent? Did the act of independence invalidate the MA63? Especially when Malaya had not sunk its crocodile jaws on the 2 colonies?

This issue caused a major uproar between UK and UMNO. The Tunku even threatened to call of "Malaysia" - WISH HE DID!

Malaysia Day had to be changed to 16 September because of this oversight by UK in not getting an Order in Council to formally transfer sovereignty to Malaya. This upset the Tunku, Razak and Ghazali big time and they were abusive and tearing their hair.

In soon to be revealed Colonial Papers, it will be exposed to the world that Britain and Malaya conspired to annex the 3 colonies into Malaysia with S'pore as a willing partner.
But do bear in mind the Malaysia concept had changed 3 times. The first 2 are mentioned above.

The third change is when Sabah and Sarawak were converted to Malayan colonies.

93 comments:

  1. Malaysia has it all. And what is important is that it is a peaceful country with genuine smiling people. Over here people are very practical, they accept their differences and tolerate other cultures.

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    1. PEOPLE VERY HAPPY TO BE ROBBED BY KUALA LUMPUR GANGSTERS!

      THERE IS A BUNCH OF SMILING CROOKS HAPPILY SITTING IN THEIR STENCH RETCHING CORRUPT PUTRID JAYA PALATIAL OFFICES PLOTTING THEIR NEXT MOVE TO TAKE MORE WEALTH THE PRACTICAL LOSERS IN SABAH & SARAWAK!

      IF YOU SCROLL DOWN YOU WILL READ ALL THE MNO CYBER HACKERS DOING THEIR MASTERS TASK OF SPAMMING WITH THEIR STERILE VACUOUS ASININE COMMENTS

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    2. Yes, back then you have 13 May incident.
      Now you have people calling other races to migrate to other countries if not happy with the majority race.

      Very peaceful country indeed.

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  2. English is widely spoken, you can have ali the world food selection here, infrastructure good and the best shopping place in the world.

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  3. Some might say the weather is harsh... Wel I have seen harsher places and sometimes too cold weather is also a nuisance. The weather is fine and you can walk and sweat to be healthy. Of course there are air condition and you have to slow your pace.

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  4. Malaysia has something special than other... Because Malaysia peace, beautiful.. And we can got anything from malaysia like food, island, mountain, river cruise, beach, and etc. On the other hand, malaysia has most interesting places such as petronas twin tower, putrajaya, Langkawi, and etc.

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    1. MALAYSIA AN UGLY MALAYAN NEO-COLONIAL CREATION

      TWIN TWIN TOWERS = SABAH SARAWAK TOWER

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    2. How come all the nice places you mention such as twin tower, putrajaya, langkawi, etc are not in Sabah or Sarawak? Hahaha

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  5. Malaysia is the best country in the world. beautiful landscape, nice people, peaceful, ultimate cities, and even high clas economic region. Also known as Pearl of South East Asia n been voted 'WORLD'S MOST VISITED COUNTRY' by UNESCO.. proud to be Malaysian..

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    1. MALAYSIA IS LAWLESS MISGOVERNED AND CHAOTIC PLACE TO LIVE!

      The streets of KL swamped by illegals allowed in by a dirty dealing corrupt government.

      Rampant gang rape murder and daylight robber go hand in hand as police look the other way

      Indons call Malaysia "Malingsia" land of thieves.

      Yes thieves and rogues run the country.

      Why a beautiful place Malaysia is!

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  6. Malaysia has everything to offer and not expensive. Of course is not for those who has very high expectation of everything but Malaysian has lots to offer. The best food and always craving for it, the best environment, the best places to outsource anything, Alhamdulillah not in the earthquake, volcanoes or etc regions. With friendly people suitable for families, english speaking. Good place to do business. Quite fair and moderate place and cheap eventhough the facilities are abundant. Love Malaysia always.

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    1. Kenapa setelah 50 tahun sabah menjadi negeri yang paling miskin di Malaysia? 50 tahun dahulu apabila orang Sabah datang ke Malaya, orang Malaya akan merebut untuk mengambil beg untuk orang Sabah dan panggil mereka tuan. Apa sebab? Kerana pada masa itu Sabah merupakan negeri yang paling kaya. Hahaha jadi kenapa negeri yang paling kaya menjadi negeri yang paling miskin dalam Malaysia ni?

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  7. Malaysia is the best country. Why I said like that? It is because I've been in many places such as UK, Paris, Amsterdam, Brussel, several part of Germany, Praha, Budapest, Viena, Venezia, Roma, Vertican City, Milano, and also Swiss. I think Malaysia is the best country because of the culture, the environment, and also the good people will easily to help you when you need a help. To foreigner, please visit malaysia before you start think something about malaysia.

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  8. Malaysia is one of the most technologically advanced nations in Southeast Asia. Just after Brunei and Singapore, they have the biggest GDP per capita. Though their army might not be the biggest or one of the biggest in SEA, it is certainly the second most technologically advanced after Singapore. They are also a founding member of APEC and ASEAN. Malaysia is sort of like the Japan of SEA.

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    1. Do you want to compare the GDP between Malaya and Sabah/Sarawak? I reckon you wouldn't dare to.

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  9. The rich diversity here are freaking amazing! the chinese indians ibans kadazandusun and malays are very close together and its always in peace. No earthquake or tsunamis here and the tourist hotspots are the fantastic! the beach are very pure that you can see the fish swimming inside... a truly wonderful place to live in! everyone here are nice and heartwarming. The delicacies are extravaganza!

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  10. Malaysia is the best simply because Malaysia is "Truly Asia". It's culture
    diversities is second to non where people from so many ethnics can live peacefully and harmony. Petronas Twin Towers and Bukit Bintang are the two place you can't miss. Come and experience it yourself and you will understand what I mean.

    Malaysia is the best ever place to live a life.. People with full of respect, hospitality, smiley, and so on..

    Cool Mother nature as its climate of warm n rainy all year long..

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    1. MALAYSIA = UGLY UGLY UGLY UGLY UGLY UGLY UGLY UGLY UGLY UGLY ARTIFICIALLY CREATED COUNTRY BY MALAYA COLONIAL ANNEXATION OF ABAH AND SARAWAK

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    2. How come all the nice places you mention such as twin tower, bukit bintang, etc are not in Sabah or Sarawak? Hahaha

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  11. kenapa masih ada juga kumpulan kecil di kalangan penduduk yang terus terbawa-bawa dengan sentimen kewilayahan sedangkan Persekutuan Malaysia kini telah hampir berusia 50 tahun genap pada 16
    September 2013 nanti.

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    1. Kenapa setelah 50 tahun sabah menjadi negeri yang paling miskin di Malaysia? 50 tahun dahulu apabila orang Sabah datang ke Malaya, orang Malaya akan merebut untuk mengambil beg untuk orang Sabah dan panggil mereka tuan. Apa sebab? Kerana pada masa itu Sabah merupakan negeri yang paling kaya. Hahaha jadi kenapa negeri yang paling kaya menjadi negeri yang paling miskin dalam Malaysia ni?

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  12. kenapa masih ada juga kumpulan kecil di kalangan penduduk negeri ini yang terus terbawa-bawa dengan sentimen kewilayahan sedangkan Persekutuan Malaysia kini telah hampir berusia 50 tahun genap pada 16 September 2013 nanti.

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    1. Kenapa setelah 50 tahun sabah menjadi negeri yang paling miskin di Malaysia? 50 tahun dahulu apabila orang Sabah datang ke Malaya, orang Malaya akan merebut untuk mengambil beg untuk orang Sabah dan panggil mereka tuan. Apa sebab? Kerana pada masa itu Sabah merupakan negeri yang paling kaya. Hahaha jadi kenapa negeri yang paling kaya menjadi negeri yang paling miskin dalam Malaysia ni?

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  13. Cubalah mereka belajar untuk menjadikan perkara yang telah lalu sebagai satu sejarah negara yang wajar dikenang sejarah negara dan bukannya
    untuk terus diungkit bagi kepentingan diri.

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    1. Kenapa setelah 50 tahun sabah menjadi negeri yang paling miskin di Malaysia? 50 tahun dahulu apabila orang Sabah datang ke Malaya, orang Malaya akan merebut untuk mengambil beg untuk orang Sabah dan panggil mereka tuan. Apa sebab? Kerana pada masa itu Sabah merupakan negeri yang paling kaya. Hahaha jadi kenapa negeri yang paling kaya menjadi negeri yang paling miskin dalam Malaysia ni?

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  14. salah seorang pemimpin yang boleh dikatakan lebih arif tentang sejarah penubuhan Malaysia kerana penglibatan awal beliau dalam politik di negara ini iaitu bermula sejak zaman Almarhum Tunku Abdul Rahman Putra Alhaj lagi,

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    1. Pergilah membaca buku yang ditulis oleh mendiang Datuk Amar James Wong Kim Min yang merupakan salah seorang pereka 18/20 point agreement. siapakah yang lebih arif sejarah penubuhan daripada orang yang memang terlibat dalam sejarah tersebut?

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  15. Pehin Sri Haji Abdul Taib telah menegaskan bahawa autonomi yang dinikmati oleh Sarawak serta Sabah pada masa ini sebenarnya sudah melebihi dari yang diperlukan dan tidak perlu lagi timbul soal bagi
    kedua-dua negeri ini mengasingkan diri daripada Malaysia.

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  16. Menurut Pehin Sri Hj Abdul Taib lagi, jika Sarawak mahupun Sabah berpisah daripada Malaysia, maka sudah pasti kedua-dua negeri ini memerulukan peruntukkan yang jauh lebih besar hanya untuk membangunkan pasukan keselamatan dan juga pasukan pertahanan sendiri iaitu Polis serta Tentera Darat, Tentera Laut dan juga Tentera Udara termasuklah segala peralatan yang diperlukan.

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  17. Dan jika ini berlaku, sudah tentu usaha untuk membangunkan negeri Sarawak/Sabah serta untuk memaju dan meningkatkan sosio-ekonomi rakyatnya tidak dapat dilaksanakan oleh kerajaan kedua-dua negeri ini kerana tumpuan untuk menguatkan barisan pertahanan pasukan Tentera dan Polis telah menjadi agenda utama bagi memastikan kedaulatan kedua wilayah ini sentiasa terjamin.

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    1. Kenapa setelah 50 tahun sabah menjadi negeri yang paling miskin di Malaysia? 50 tahun dahulu apabila orang Sabah datang ke Malaya, orang Malaya akan merebut untuk mengambil beg untuk orang Sabah dan panggil mereka tuan. Apa sebab? Kerana pada masa itu Sabah merupakan negeri yang paling kaya. Hahaha jadi kenapa negeri yang paling kaya menjadi negeri yang paling miskin dalam Malaysia ni?

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  18. Inilah yang terjadi sebenarnya ketika awal pembentukan Malaysia dulu apabila kedua-dua negeri ini diberi kuasa autonomi penuh dengan
    mewujudkan Kementerian Pertahanan serta Kementerian Dalam Negeri sendiri namun telah dimansuhkan tidak lama selepas itu oleh kerajaan kedua-dua negeri ini kerana masalah kewangan untuk membina aset pertahanan sendiri.

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    1. Kenapa setelah 50 tahun sabah menjadi negeri yang paling miskin di Malaysia? 50 tahun dahulu apabila orang Sabah datang ke Malaya, orang Malaya akan merebut untuk mengambil beg untuk orang Sabah dan panggil mereka tuan. Apa sebab? Kerana pada masa itu Sabah merupakan negeri yang paling kaya. Hahaha jadi kenapa negeri yang paling kaya menjadi negeri yang paling miskin dalam Malaysia ni?

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  19. Malah di kalangan pendesak ini saya pikir ada di antara mereka yang tidak faham makna "kuasa autonomi" yang sememangnya telah lama ada pada
    Sarawak dan Sabah. Mungkin ada antara mereka berpendapat "autonomi" itu satu objek yag boleh dilihat dengan mata kasar, disentuh dengan tangan, diangkat ataupun ditendang, mungkin sebab itu mereka seringkali mengungkit tentang kuasa autonomi.

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  20. jika benar Sarawak dan Sabah tidak diberikan kuasa autonomi di dalam Malaysia ini, bagaimana boleh kerajaan kedua-dua negeri boleh membentukkan kabinetnya sendiri yang mempunyai struktur pentadbiran serupa dengan kabinet kerajaan persekutuan.

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    1. Autonomy harus diperjuangkan.

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    2. diperjuangkan habis-habisan..

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  21. Jadi kita rakyat Sarawak dan Sabah kena melihat perkara ini dengan cermat dan tidak usahlah hanya kerana isu-isu yang terpencil hingga menyebabkan kita melakukan perkara yang boleh mendatangkan kerugian besar kepada negeri serta negara kita.

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    1. Kerajaan harus lebih cekap dan bijak menguruskan isu-isu di Malaysia.

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  22. Manifesto tambahan Barisan Nasional (BN) Sabah adalah penyelesaian terhadap segala isu yang diwar-warkan pihak pembangkang selama ini. Presiden Pertubuhan Pasokmomogun Kadazandusun Murut Bersatu (Upko) Tan Sri Bernard Dompok berkata manifesto itu amat bertepatan kerana ia mengambil kira permintaan rakyat peringkat akar umbi negeri ini.

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  23. “Kesemua 16 perkara utama dalam manifesto ini merangkumi semua isu yang berkaitan dengan rakyat di negeri ini dan ini adalah komitmen BN untuk mendahulukan rakyat,” katanya ketika ditemui pemberita selepas menghadiri pelancaran manifesto BN Sabah, di sini, kelmarin.

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  24. Manifesto bertemakan “Kami Telah Tunaikan. Lebih Banyak Lagi Akan Dilaksanakan”, itu disempurnakan Ketua Menteri Datuk Seri Musa Aman. Sementara itu, calon Barisan Nasional (BN) DUN Karanaan Datuk Masidi Manjun berkata, manifesto BN Sabah adalah pelengkap Manifesto BN Pusat.

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  25. “Melalui manifesto ini, BN Sabah berjaya membina identiti sendiri dengan memperjuangkan isu-isu tempatan. Segala yang diwar-warkan oleh pihak pembangkang, BN Sabah telah utarakan penyelesaiannya.

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    1. BN harus menghadapi cabaran yang diberi dan lebih cekap untuk selesaikan masalah.

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  26. “Saya fikir sekiranya semua orang membaca dan memahami manifesto ini dengan baik, kita dapati tiada alasan dan sebab mereka untuk tidak suka kepada BN kerana kita telah memberi perakuan bahawa kita akan memperjuangkan semua tuntutan dan isu yang dibangkit oleh rakyat selama ini,” katanya.

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  27. Mengenai isu Pendatang Tanpa Izin (PTI), Masidi berkata BN Sabah telah memberi perakuan bahawa ia akan diselesaikan melalui penubuhan Suruhanjaya Siasatan Diraja (RCI).

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  28. “Ini adalah komitmen BN untuk menyelesaikan pendatang haram di negeri ini. Begitu juga dengan usaha untuk memperkemaskan ordinan tanah. BN memasukkan ordinan tanah dalam manifesto bagi menyelesaikan pertikaian tanah melibatkan Hak Anak Negeri,” katanya.

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    1. Isu pendatang haram masih belum ditanggani. Jumlah PATI masih berleluasa.

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  29. Katanya lagi, BN telah mencapai banyak kejayaan termasuk mengurangkan kadar kemiskinan secara keseluruhannya kepada 8.1 peratus pada 2012 daripada 19.7 peratus pada 2009.

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    1. Usaha ini masih perlu diteruskan agar semua golongan menikmati dan berubah dari segi taraf hidup.

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    2. Kenapa setelah 50 tahun sabah menjadi negeri yang paling miskin di Malaysia? 50 tahun dahulu apabila orang Sabah datang ke Malaya, orang Malaya akan merebut untuk mengambil beg untuk orang Sabah dan panggil mereka tuan. Apa sebab? Kerana pada masa itu Sabah merupakan negeri yang paling kaya. Hahaha jadi kenapa negeri yang paling kaya menjadi negeri yang paling miskin dalam Malaysia ni?

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  30. “Pembangkang sering melempar tuduhan bahawa kerajaan negeri rasuah, tapi kenyataan adalah sebaliknya kerana Sabah satu-satunya negeri di Malaysia yang telah mendapat pengiktirafan lima bintang oleh ketua audit negara selama 10 tahun berturut-turut dari segi pengurusan kewangan.

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  31. “Jadi saya tidak faham apa lagi tuduhan salah guna kuasa pengurusan kewangan yang mereka (pembangkang) ingin bangkitkan kerana seperti yang kita tahu ketua audit negara adalah badan bebas yang tidak tunduk kepada mana-mana parti atau kerajaan,” katanya.

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  32. Calon BN Parlimen Ranau Datuk Ewon Ebin berkata, manifesto ini memperlihatkan kesungguhan BN untuk membantu rakyat khususnya di kawasan luar bandar untuk menyelesaikan masalah tanah dan mempercepat permohonan tanah mereka. Beliau juga yakin komitmen BN Sabah untuk mengurangkan tahap kemiskinan kepada tiga peratus dalam tempoh lima tahun akan datang dapat dicapai.

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    1. HEY UMNO CYBERS HACKERS SPARE US THE C.R.A.P!

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    2. Peccai Umno sudahlah jangn asyik post komen tak relevan kat sini.. Komen tah apa-apa entah.. kerj makan gaji buta ni syber trooper Umno Sabah yang tak ada idea bernas.. Yg dia tahu makn duit.

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  33. MALAYSIA = UGLY UGLY UGLY UGLY UGLY UGLY UGLY UGLY UGLY UGLY ARTIFICALLY CREATED COUNTRY BY THE ANNEXATION OF SABAH AND SARAWAK BY MALAYA

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  34. Azmin mungkin tidak meletakkan jawatan pun. Malah, ada yang kata, hari ini Azmin hanya akan ‘main ayat kosong’ dan hanya bertindak ala kadar. Punca? Kerana Anwar sudahpun meminta jasa baik Shamsidar supaya menenangkan Azmin supaya tidak membuat kenyataan yang memburukkan Anwar.

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  35. Kritik parti boleh. Kritik Khalid boleh. Tapi jangan babitkan Anwar.

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  36. Azmin hanya nak menyuarakan pandangan kawan-kawan ahli PKR di bawah. Mereka kecewa dengan tindakan Anwar, yang tidak mahu mendengar hujah dan pandangan mereka.

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  37. Kesilapan Anwar memilih calon bukan benda yang boleh disimpan lagi. Mereka-mereka yang digelar ‘tunggul bernyawa’ di dalam PKR pun diberikan peluang untuk bertanding.

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  38. - Mustaffa Kamil Ayub - Khalid Jaafar - Dr Md Nur Manuty - Ibrahim Yaacob Keempat-empat calon ini tidak disenaraikan oleh Azmin. Sebagai orang yang bergerak di peringkat akar umbi, Azmin tahu bahawa keempat-empat calon ini akan meninggal – tewas.

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  39. Bayangkan, Dr Md Nur Manuty, seorang pemikir mahu diletakkan sebagai calon di kawasan yang tough. Bodoh la namanya tu.

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  40. Nama Ibrahim Yaacob juga tidak sepatutnya ada. Tapi dek kerana mementingkan ‘KERABAT SEGAMBUT’, diletakkan juga. Sudahnya, lawan calon pondan BN pun dia boleh kalah. Bayangkan.

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  41. Azmin kecewa kerana dalam beberapa keputusan, elemen KRONISME jadi membarah dalam PKR. Sampai rosakkan usaha nak ke Putrajaya.

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  42. Kalau diletakkan calon yang lebih sesuai, seperti nasihat yang diberikan Azmin, rasanya lebih banyak kawasan yang akan dimenangi oleh PR.

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  43. Sebelum penamaan lagi, senarai yang disediakan Azmin boleh memberikan PKR kemenangan yang lebih besar. Tapi sayang, semuanya tidak didengar oleh Anwar.

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  44. Semua orang perlu tahu, jika ada seorang yang mendapat sekolah politik daripada dua individu hebat, Tun Mahathir dan Anwar Ibrahim – orang itu adalah Azmin Ali.

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  45. Sejak zaman belajar lagi, Azmin ini memang ‘renegade’ dan rebel. Tak kira kawan atau lawan, jika tiba angin dia sampai, semua orang dia balun.

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  46. Isu Menteri Besar Selangor ini bukan isu kecil. Boleh pecah parti jika tidak dikawal dengan baik.

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  47. Dalam mesyuarat Azmin dengan beberapa Ketua Cabang di Selangor, Azmin sendiri mengakui TERKEJUT dengan keputusan PRU di Selangor.

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  48. Azmin juga tegaskan, ini bukan sebab kekuatan PKR, tetapi berasaskan beberapa perkara

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  49. Kebanyakan yang menang adalah YB yang memberi khidmat kepada masyarakat

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  50. Bukan kerana faktor Anwar

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  51. ARE YOU GUYS PRODUCTS OF UMNO BRAIN WASHING EDUCATION SYSTEM?

    ALL YOU CAN DO IS CUT & PASTE.....

    AND THEN IT'S ALL IRRELEVANT STUFF!

    YOUR COMMENTS LIKE MENTAL HOSPITAL TALK...

    MALU LAH!

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  52. The fight for rights and autonomy of Sabah and Sarawak has been geared up more seriously with the sealing of a collaboration on Tuesday between two NGOs.

    The president of the UK-based Borneo Plight in Malaysia Foundation (BOPIM), Daniel John Jambun, said that a historic meeting between BOPIM and the Sarawak Sovereignty Movement (SSM) held in Kuching on June 11 was to commit to “fighting for the sovereignty of Sabah and Sarawak.”

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  53. Jambun in a joint statement with SSM’s spokesman, Dato’ Moshidi Abdul Rahman, said that the gist of the BOPIM-SSM approach is for the revival of the two states’ sovereignty as were achieved on August 31, 1963 for Sabah, and on July 22, 1963 for Sarawak.

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  54. The NGOs see 2013 as an opportune year for the united NGOs to commence pursuit of this long-overdue objective especially because 2013 marks the 50th year of the Malaysia Agreement.

    “At the same time we want to explore further the deeper nature of the relationship that both Sabah and Sarawak should have with Malaya after the restoration of the sovereignties of the Borneo states,” they said.

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  55. “One idea is that when it comes to Sabah and Sarawak, the Federal Government should confine itself to defence, foreign affairs and national economic planning.

    “We need to seriously re-look at the whole history and arrangement of the Malaysian federation. Firstly, we are of the position that there has not been a proper referendum conducted in Sabah, Sarawak, Brunei and Malaya prior to the formation of Malaysia,” the joint statement said.

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  56. Jambun explained that the BOPIM-SSM stance is that because of the absence of a referendum, the Government in Putrajaya/Kuala Lumpur saw no compelling reason to fulfill the provisions of the Malaysia Agreement, and this had led to a lot of what is now seen as non-compliance.

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  57. “We must be aware of the fact that the Cobbold Commission was not a referendum. It was merely a survey and this clearly was an open British and Malayan breach and transgression of the United Nation Protocols on Decolonization.”

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  58. “This is perhaps the reason why the whole world, and even Malayans, still sees Malaya as Malaysia, without seeing Sabah and Sarawak as important components of the federation,” Jambun said.

    “But within Malaysia, Sabah and Sarawak are being referred to as the 12th and 13th states after the departure of Singapore which saw the definition of Federation in the Constitution being amended to the disadvantages of the Borneo states.

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  59. We can then interpret that September 16, 1963 became the day that Malaya re-colonized Sabah and Sarawak. As such BOPIM-SSM tends to see this day more as ‘Colonisation Day’ instead of Malaysia Day.”

    The two NGOs say they are fighting for sovereignty because it will bring immense benefits to both Sabah and Sarawak.

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  60. “For starters, it will help resolve the burning issue of illegal immigrants in Sabah in particular and their presence on the electoral rolls. It an open secret that these illegal immigrants and other foreigners have also been handed MyKads meant for citizens by operation of law. We will have much fairer share of our revenues and be more independent in formulating our own socio-economic planning and overall nation-building efforts,” he said.

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  61. DON'T SIT THERE....DO SOMETHING!

    SARAWAKIANS/SABAHANS- INSTEAD OF WRINGING YOUR HANDS, PULLING OUT YOUR HAIR & SCREAMING IN DESPAIR- WHY DON'T WE ASK WHAT CAN BE DONE TO RID OUR COUNTRY OF THIS SCOURGE (MALAYSIA)?

    First do not look too far for the source of our dilemma.

    Neo-colonial Malaysia is the mother of all sufferings for Sarawak and Sabah for the past 50 years.

    The Grand Malaysia pie in the sky promise was for life to be improved from 1963. What we got was 50 years of descending deeper into a hell hole called "Malaysia".

    In this hell misrule, abuse of power and official criminality has been the order of the day. It has been a hell where the people are terrorized by a dictatorial government which has taken us backwards in development.

    Even life before 1963 appeared a lot better than the current hell for the majority poor!

    This became a quagmire of misery and poverty for millions of our fellow country men and women as the UMNO terrorist regime robbed our country and dispossessed the people under the rule of their local puppet regimes.

    It might surprise a few born after 1963 that when the British conspired with UMNO to annex Brunei, North Borneo and Sarawak into Malaysia, the Brunei and Sarawak people took up arms to oppose this neo-colonial creation. They seem to have given their lives and freedom for nothing but they made stand.

    Some may have seen the light now and quietly wish for a revolution so we can deal a death blow to the criminal regime that holds a sword or gun to our back.

    The people in Turkey have arisen like the other Middle east countries against their dictatorial and corrupt government.

    In Malaya the people of all races are uniting and rising up to oppose the fascist and racist UMNO government.

    In Sabah the people have been demanding their independence rights for the last few years.

    In Sarawak there is minimal public reaction when more and more crimes are committed by the rulers against various sections of the people.

    By "public" is meant those ordinary spectator citizens who stood and watch while small groups of Penans dared to resist their oppressors led by Taib over 35 years and now the NCR struggles. The spectators stood by and say to themselves it does not "concern us!"

    So how long will it take for you all to wake up and realize that you are either part of the solution or part of the problem?

    Your inaction allow the criminals to say you agree with them, you approve of their crimes against people and country.

    Your inaction allow them to take everything of value that should be used for the benefit of the people.

    If you all continue the way you are you become part of the blame.

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  62. Malaysian democracy has been overtaken by dynasty, and only relatives of senior politicians enter politics. True, doctors and engineers too encourage their children to take to their profession. But there is a difference. Children of doctors and engineers have to pass exams. They do not inherit their degrees from their parents.

    Politicians’ wards have no such barrier to overcome. They land up from some American or British university and immediately become “somebody” of a political party built by hundreds of party workers. The second in command, who has expectations of becoming the next leader, is unceremoniously dumped. Needless to say, the sons and daughters win the election. Dynastic succession has become the biggest threat to Malaysian democracy.

    Familiarity of the clan is a starting point in making many choices. One of the parameters we use in making choices is based on birth. While the poor and illiterate are easily swayed away, others are blinded by race and religion and other narrow considerations. Dynastic politics is a malady we have to learn to live with.

    We find sons and daughters and even son-in-law following the path of their fathers or father-in-law, illustrious or otherwise, in all walks of life. Their success largely depends on their calibre and performance.

    Najib Tun Razak is the son of the second prime minister, Tun Abdul Razak; Hishamuddin Hussein Onn is the son of third prime minister, Hussein Onn; Mukhriz Mahathir is the son of fourth prime minister, Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad; Khairy Jamaluddin the UMNO Youth Chief is the son-in-law of fifth prime minister, Tun Abdullah Badawi; Penang chief minister and DAP secretary-general Lim Guan Eng is the son of DAP advisor Lim Kit Siang while Karpal Singh’s both sons, Gobind and Jagdeep Singh, are elected representatives; Nurrul Izzah is daughter of Anwar Ibrahim; PAS Youth deputy chairman Nik Abduh is the son of PAS spiritual advisor Tok Guru Nik Aziz Nik Mat and the list goes on.

    The practice of dynasty politics exists in both the Barisan Nasional and Pakatan Rakyat.

    Now Mahathir is trying hard to get his son Mukriz Mahathir to take over as deputy prime minister of Malaysia and then to become prime minister. To reach that goal, Mahathir wants his son Mukriz to first takeover as Menteri Besar of Kedah, Mahathir is selling this idea to Kedahans and that they have to first topple the Pakatan Rakayat government come GE13. So, let us give Mukhriz Mahathir a chance and pronounce a judgment after UMNO wins Kedah, if it ever wins.

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  63. Ahli Parlimen Sekijang, Anuar Manap mengajak kepimpinan Barisan Nasional (BN) khususnya Ahli-Ahli Parlimen BN untuk teguh berdiri bersama kepimpinan Perdana Menteri, Datuk Seri Mohd Najib Tun Abdul Razak menolak sebarang usaha memecah-belahkan perpaduan dan kesepakatan di dalam BN demi memastikan survival perjuangan BN untuk terus berkhidmat kepada rakyat.

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  64. Tambahnya, di sebalik cabaran yang bakal dilalui oleh Ahli-Ahli Parlimen BN, selain jumlah yang semakin kecil sekarang, amat penting kepada kepimpinan BN untuk bersatu teguh dan saling bantu-membantu khususnya dalam menjayakan transformasi yang dibuat oleh Datuk Najib.

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  65. Dalam pilihanraya umum yang lalu, BN telah menampilkan banyak muka-muka baru khususnya golongan muda untuk diberikan peluang mewakili BN di peringkat Parlimen dan DUN, ia merupakan cara terbaik untuk meremajakan UMNO dan BN itu sendiri.

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  66. Jadi, saya harap pendekatan yang dibuat oleh pucuk tertinggi BN ini, khususnya peluang yang Datuk Najib berikan, harus diteruskan di masa akan datang. Peluang ini juga harus digembling bersama oleh setiap anak muda dalam BN untuk bersama-sama dalam kepimpinan agar BN terus relevan dan seterusnya mendapat tempat di hati rakyat," ujarnya yang juga Ketua Pemuda UMNO Bahagian Sekijang.

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  67. Dalam masa yang sama, beliau membidas 'usaha-usaha nakal' pihak-pihak tertentu yang cuba memperkecilkan kepimpinan Datuk Seri Najib sebagai Perdana Menteri dan Presiden UMNO yang dianggap satu usaha yang sia-sia memandangkan kebanyakan pemmpin dan ahli-ahli UMNO dan BN rasional dan mengenali Datuk Najib sebagai seorang pemimpin yang sangat dihormati dan disayangi rakyat.

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  68. Jadi, sudah tiba masanya untuk kita semua memperkukuhkan parti UMNO selain merapatkan barisan bersama kompenan BN yang lain untuk memastikan pasukan transformasi BN ini akan terus disenangi oleh rakyat Malaysia dan dihormati di mata dunia," tambahnya.

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