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Tuesday, May 12, 2015
Petition Tag- Sabah Sarawak Keluar Malaysia
Hi everyone... Sorry for not updating my blog for almost 2 month... Sorry to all my blogger's friend... But, here I am right now... With you all... for my latest entry, I would like to share with you about Petition Tag-Sabah Sarawak Keluar Malaysia. For all Sabahan and Sarawakian... Please fill this petition... If you wish to see your future generation live in harmony and peace, then, this is the initial step to do so... We need to gather more than 200 000 signature from the people of Sabah and Sarawak to support this petition which is this petition will be bring to United Nation (UN) to be present that Sabahan and Sarawakian people are no longer interested to be partnership with Peninsular...
MENANGANI IMPIAN LELUHUR PENDIRI NEGARA
Oleh : NASPAZI
PARADIGMA ringkas ini tentunya bukan rebutan setiap orang untuk membacanya atas dua sebab. Pertama, saya bukan penulis yang ternama dan jauh sekali dari seorang pemikir besar.
Kedua, dimensi Gagasan Idea yang terkandung di dalamnya berkaitan dengan dunia masa depan atau sejarah waktu muka yang akan membentangkan bahawa, merana bakal menghiasi atau mewarnai kehidupan bumiputera Sabah, melainkan Sabahan serentak bangun menangani cabaran kedaulatan 20 Perkara yang menjadi pagar emas autonomi Sabah dalam Malaysia.
Dengan ungkapan lain, konsep kedaulatan Sabah dalam praktikal kenegaraan Malaysia masa kini, jauh sekali dari kebajikan sejati dan kemakmuran hakiki sebagai suatu bangsa yang telah merdeka.
A Memorandum on the Fate of Sabah in the Federation of Malaysia
A Memorandum on the Fate of Sabah in the Federation of Malaysia
by Tony Minggir on Wednesday, September 28, 2011 at 1:07pm
Presented by DANIEL JOHN JAMBUN, Esq.
At the House of Commons,
Westminster Parliament, London,
On March 9, 2010
Good afternoon all Honourable Members of the House, ladies and gentlemen.
First of all, I would like to record our most sincere gratitude having been given this honour of presenting this memorandum before this esteemed House. Today, marks a moment of honour for the people of Sabah, the former North Borneo, for having been accorded this rare opportunity to present a Memorandum a matter of grave significance, a matter which affect our fate as the people of the Federation of Malaysia. We see this as a historical event, a moment granted by God’s grace, in which we can communicate under this honourable roof, to reminisce a milestone of history half a century ago which was followed by sad events that in too many instances happened with numerous misgivings.
For decades now, we the people of Sabah, have been haunted by ghosts of history dating back to August 31, 1963, the day we gained independence from Great Britain. Malaysia was conceptualised and constituted with the best of promises, endearing in us hopes and dreams for a greater future. It is with sadness that I stand here to witness that what had transpired since September 16, 1963 had been a series of events that had led us to the present situation in which we can justly proclaim to be a situation of shattered hopes and broken dreams!
Jeffrey's experience of the ISA
WHEN former Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad applauded Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak's proposal to abolish the ISA, he described the ISA as "not too cruel".
But Jeffrey Kitingan recalls a very different scenario in Mahathir's office in January 1994 upon his release from ISA detention.
Mahathir apparently said then, "I am sorry about the detention, Jeffrey, I know it is cruel." "The cruelty of ISA is immeasurable," Jeffrey says.
Recalling the details of his arrest, Jeffrey said he had to sign a letter the police had given him at the Tambunan Ka'amatan (Harvest Festival) on 10 May 1991 in the presence of some 200 FRU personnel, who left immediately after he signed it.
18 and 20 Points
For my Sabahan and Sarawakian friends... Please spread this video to others... This is the TRUE and FACT! Rise UP my fellow Sabahan and Sarawakian...! Time to CHANGE has come... Let us all UNITE!
KENAPA PERJANJIAN MALAYSIA PERLU DIKAJI SEMULA?
Oleh : DATUK PATRICK SINDU
PERJANJIAN Malaysia adalah satu perjanjian yang terikat yang telah ditnadatangani oleh beberapa perwakilan daripada lima pihak iaitu United kingdom of Great Britain, dan Ireland Utara, Persekutuan Malaya, Borneo Utara (Sabah), Sarawak dan Singapura.
Objektif utama perjanjian tersebut adalah berhubung dengan pembentukan Persekutuan Malaysia di antara Malaya, Borneo Utara (Sabah), Sarawak dan Singapura sebagai rakan kongsi yang sama.
Kemasukan United Kingdom sebagai satu gabungan dan penandatangan terhadap perjanjian tersebut adalah sebagai bapa penjaga terutama bagi Negeri-negeri Borneo Sabah dan Sarawak dan juga Negeri Singapura dimana kedaulatan dan bidang kuasa masih berkuat kuasa.
Ia juga boleh dikatakan bahawa United Kingdom adalah satu-satunya permerhati utama terhadap perjanjian tersebut untuk melihat apabila penyerahan terakhir kedaulatan dan bidang kuasa terhadap Sabah, Sarawak dan Negeri Singapura supaya syarat utama, seperti ‘20 perkara’ hak perlindungan Sabah yang mana dipersetujui untuk disekutukan dengan Malaya bagi membentuk Persekutuan Malaysia dapat diperhatikan, digabungkan, dilaksanakan dan dihormati.
Perjanjian Malaysia digabungkan dengan berbagai-bagai dokumen (seperti yang terkandung) termasuklah Rang Undang-Undang Malaysia, kini ialah Akta Malaysia 1963. Gabungan dokumen-dokumen ini termasuklah syarat penyertaan dan peraturan perlembagaan terhadap Sabah dan Sarawak dirujuk untuk membentuk Malaysia.
Sept 16 is a black day for Sabah
By Jeffrey Kitingan
Celebrating Malaysia Day on Sept 16 would be meaningless, hollow and empty unless the special rights and autonomy of Sabah and Sarawak as agreed, promised and assured by the Founding Fathers of Malaysia are fulfilled.
The Founding Fathers of Malaysia from the Borneo states took great risks to agree and to be pushed and rushed into the merger with Malaya and Singapore to the extent of denying themselves (the Borneo States) the opportunity to attain political maturity first and to enjoy the freedom and practice of self-rule as what is now enjoyed by Brunei.
This is despite the fact that opinions and assessments from various quarters involved in the negotiations gave a clear and mature signal to the merger.
For example, according to British documents released recently, Sir William Goode (last Governor of British North Borneo) and Waddle (British Representative in Singapore) insisted “that Borneo
is not ready for self-government, which they fear would turn out to be an unequal partnership between the Borneo Horse and the Malayan Rider.
A Sharing of mine towards the 16 September 2011
Hi everyone... It has been 2 weeks already I didn't update my blog... Sorry for that... Yeah, the same words keep repeating... Haha... For my latest entry, I would like to share some video which I think that as a Sabahan and Malaysian, you are compulsory to watch it... Know your Land's history will remind you about what do we need to struggle soon... Let us be strong and unite together to form a better future for our next generation to come... We might a little bit late to feel the new atmosphere but not to our future generation... If we did a mistake now, this will surely affect our future generation just how the previous leader has done to our life... Here I might be a little bit (more) PATRIOTIC to our Beloved LAND BELOW THE WIND... You can see this through my entry and the next... Bear in mind about the FORMATION of MALAYSIA... WE ARE NOT THE EXTENSION STATE OF MALAYA BUT RATHER A PARTNERSHIP IN FORMING THE MALAYSIA in 16 SEPTEMBER 1963... Together with our neighboring state, SARAWAK. As the history told us, Malaya, Singapore, Sabah and Sarawak together forming Malaysia which makes the Malaysia today well known in the world (because of the messy politic created by the large group of selfish and annoying people )... But then in 1965, Malaya kick Singapore due to political concern and left Sabah & Sarawak alone...
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| Susunan yang sepatutnya diamalkan di Sabah. Ingat, kita bukan Negeri dalam Malaysia, kita adalah RAKAN KONGSI dalam pembentukan Malaysia. Taraf Sabah dan Sarawak jauh lebih tinggi daripada negeri di Semenanjung. ITU KENYATAAN! |
*** As you can see, the number of jalur suppose to be 14, but here is only 12 jalur. Why? Again, we are not the extension state of Malaya... !***
The Problem is Peninsula's and not Sabah's
"I hate to be included in the race just because I'm a Muslim it doesn't mean I agree with it. Who is my wakil to speak on my behalf? I can't remember much nor have I heard in the past if any of the Peninsula's (Semenanjung or Malaya) based ethnic groups ever used word "Allah" when referring to God. Thus no great surprise when some Muslims from this part of the country worked up when they heard non-Muslims from Malaysia Borneo saying it.
For the first time? After 50-odd years? They didn't realise after all that Christians or non-Christians a like (besides Muslims) from Malaysia Borneo refer their God as Allah too.
The hooha-hooha about the word Allah started in Peninsular where the people there never used it, while the irony Malaysians in Borneo used it never even bother to care who owns it-who are most perturbed? Now the battle ground end up in Kuala Lumpur, plain funny! There are lots more things that people from Peninsula aren't familiar with.
Briefly I give a typical background of Malaysian Borneo with regard to Islamic religion. Most of us, the Muslim today had our fore parents weren't Muslims, like me, for instance as later as only three generations. My granddad's parents were pagan looked after by Muslims' family I therefore became Muslim today. I have many cousins who aren't Muslims all over Borneo, yet I don't remember if ever religion was an issue among us.
If there is an argument about faith whether we did it right or wrong I shall standby for any call to debate.
A few months ago I was in the Church as well at the Christian's graveyard burying my late cousin.
Even today a number of young people in Sabah who voluntarily embraced Islam, where in a family, some of the children or relatives take up Islam as their religion whilst their parents are Christian or some have no particular religion.
They still live under one roof. The novelty though, the way I see it, its only fair and logical for children to look after their parents who are no longer working, in other words, the children's turn to take care of their elderly parents. More interestingly every Sunday, the children send their parents to Church because the parents choose to go, while at the same token the children go to the mosque. The parents constantly reminding their Children to be strictly follow their new faith that they voluntarily embraced. The children performed the Islamic ritual, praying or even attending religious classes, and doing like ordinary Muslims are doing and no quarrel in the house.
And I must say this; I'm astounded with disgrace by the lackadaisical attitude by some of Islamic Religious officers in the State who in dispensing their duty are far more concerned about their overtime pays then their actual role as religious officers. My opinion again is that, all religion somehow started with simple beginning that was how Islam attracted mankind at its earlier period. It's not religion that created misery; it's the people- the Muslims so to speak. I agree with Dr Faisal Al Qasim who fears we may end up like Pakistan-a failed state.
Back to the issue of word Allah, at the country's High Court of law, judgment had been made, okaying the use of world Allah, I already heard some people pitying the judge who laboured with the burden by putting forward justice first.
But no, to some Muslims calling Allah confuses people or confuses all Muslims, which is which? That has been the reason of disallowing others to use word Allah.
The President of Council of Justices of Peace who is also the Chairman of Institute for Development Studies Sabah, Datuk Clarence Bongkos Malakun made a high profile statement, urging the Christians in particular Roman Catholic of the country or shall I say, asking fellow Christians to stay clear. Anyone connected to this affair should compromise; that there is a need to take stoke looking at the present situation and in the interest of national security and public order. To cut short, please Christians drop the word Allah let the Muslim brothers have exclusive right.
After all Malakun said, we already won the first round at the court of law. He urged all must understand that Muslims brothers are angry because they feel that the word Allah is traditionally used in Malaysia refer to the Islamic concept of God.
To be frank I feel disgusted with such statement. No better than giving sweets to a three-year-old kid, I'm sure some people have other opinion but I think this is not a scholarly opinion.
Instead he should have explained why is there a different in the way we think here compare with some people in Peninsula with regard to this topic, and why being sulky? In all honestly nothing to compromise or pitying one another, to me behaving in this manner is only to be read that we Malaysians Borneo have no constructive opinion on our own to offer to the nation.
My view is our country is losing its luster in one-way or the other. The country is already losing credibility when talking about religious and ethnic tolerance, which I considered to be round three. Round one, on economic front, our nation is no longer a tiger as what it was called decades ago. Round two country's administrations are marred by never-ending scandals.
Another classical example is how the jet fighter engines of Royal Malaysia Air Force could be shipped out of the country under the very noses of guardians of the nation.
The findings in the end is only blaming a lowly ranking airman, as if nothing serious ever happening.
I would imagine a better lesson for them would be to suspend all the big brass from duties until all issues resolved. So too, the other day was with reference to Malaysian Anti Corruption Commission-MACC. PM should have suspended all the bosses connected with the case until issues resolved then only there is a fair chance that the country's leaders regain people's confidence. That's what I called action. Today, so far, any action taken is no more than cosmetic repair, like, trying to rid a pimple on the face after eating too much peanuts?"
Amde Sidik, a part-time university law lecturer and local author.
Source: SAPP
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