Thursday, September 16, 2010

Malayan Lies & Deception

From The People's Parliament "A national history founded on lies?":

March 20, 2010

We were all taught in school that on 16th September, 1963, the Federation of Malaysia, comprising fourteen states, eleven in Peninsula Malaysia or what was previously the Federation of Malaya, two from Borneo, being Sabah and Sarawak, and the island state of Singapore, was formed.

Two years later, in 1965, the island of Singapore was expelled from the federation.

Leaving thirteen states to make up that new federation.

So we were taught in school.

I found out differently this last weekend during the Saya Anak Bangsa Malaysia forums in Kota Kinabalu and Kuching.

I found out that the agreement attained leading up to the formation of the Federation of Malaysia envisaged that the Federation of Malaya, Sabah, Sarawak and Singapore were to be equal partners in this newly founded federation.

And not that Sabah, Sarawak and Singapore were to become the 12th, 13th and 14th states in the existing Federation of Malaya, now to be callled Malaysia, being equal to the 1st to the 11th states comprised therein.

And yet, this is what we were taught in school.

I got the quote below from the “Memorandum on the Fate of Sabah in the Malaysian Federation”, delivered at the House of Commons, London, on 9th March, 2010.

“The granting of self-government too would enable Sabah to stand on its own feet as equal with Malaya, Sarawak and Singapore – Tunku Abdul Rahman, quoted in the Sabah Times, Jesselton, on 30th August, 1963.

Our history books in school gave a completely different picture.

Still quoting from that Memorandum :

“Today, more than forty six years after independence, the people of Sabah are asking what happened to these rosy pronouncements and assurances. In fact the Sabahans have always been seriously clarification as to why Sabah is now functioning as if it is only a colony of Kuala Lumpur…the reality today is that Sabah has become the 12th state of Malaya. Federal government leaders, dominated by Malayans, today can arbitrarily change, at their whims and fancies, whatever they wish to suit their needs and convenience. They even ignored the Twenty Points and the Malaysia Agreement and made it sensitive to even talk about them”.

Yet we were taught otherwise in school.

Have we been lied to all these years?

Is the history of this nation taught to us thus far, like the present PM’s 1Malaysia, a sham?

Have our brothers and sisters in Sabah and Sarawak been long cheated and denied that which is due them?

To the Sarawak Headhunter and many other Sarawakians today, the answer is very obvious.
 

7 comments:

Anonymous said...

Have Swkians and Sbahans been cheated of their rights in Malaysia? Oh.. blardy hell, YESSSSSS!

Anonymous said...

Dear Lee Kuan Yew, How do u manage to break loose from this federation? We want to learn from you.

Anonymous said...

PULL OUT FROM MALAYSIA NO MATTER WHAT THE SHIT AGREEMENT SAID ABOUT NOT ABLE TO SECEDE ITS ALL BULLSHIT BECAUSE MALAYA NEVER SERIOUS ABOUT THE 18 POINTS AGREEMENT SO WHY SHOULD WE!!

chapchai said...

We Sarawakians can take the first step to putting things right, and that is to vote out the ruling coalition BN. In our dealings with Pakatan Rayat we should pledge support in return for autonomy. Once we achieve this we can begin our journey to true independence.

Remaung Enam Renjer said...

After reading a book by James Wong entitle The Formation of Malaysia, the reason why Sarawak past leaders agreed to form Malaysia because of communist threats.
Since the threat is no longer exists, the way how Malaya treats us in term of development, economy and education, I think it's about time that we should follow Singapore step by break away from Malaysia.

Mupok Aku

R6R

http://www.Bukittunggal.com/

Anonymous said...

If Mahatir could lied of Sodomy in n unbuilt location and tell the world he is a Malay but when he registered for Med. studies in Singapore described himself as an Indian, you think Malayans could not deceive you in other fronts???
You are right Mister Hunter!
Three cheers to your effort.
Let's kick out Taib and grones and continue from there.........

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Anonymous said...

Please fill in this survey form. http://borneoknight.questionform.com/public/Future-of-Sabah-Sarawak

Thanks.