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Thursday, 31 October 2013

‘Projek IC’ back to haunt Malaysia federation - DATUK DR. JEFFREY KITINGAN

The name in the MyKad (770818-12-6721) Ardi Hamza indicates he is from Tawau, but a check at his address shows it does not exist and neither do the people living in the area know him. So is Ardi an Indonesian who somehow got a fake MyKad or a genuine one which is now deemed a fake as he has turned out to be a crook. ‘What an irony that when the Government established Eastern Sabah Security Command and Eastern Sabah Security Zone to protect...

EXCLUSIVE: Brunei Malays rejected the Malayan racial game

TUNKU ABDUL RAHMAN appealed to "racial brotherhood" with Brunei Malays- but almost without exceptions, the Brunei Malays rejected the Malayan racial game.  As A.M. Azahari said, Brunei people prefer to be independent and not ruled by anyone.  His idea of a united northern Borneo Federation was accepted by many Sarawakians and Sabahans as their option for independence in opposition to Malaysia.  The British themselves...

1976 - Black year of Sabah

Nestor Joannes is a candidate for State Reform Party (STAR) for N32 Tambunan, Sabah in GE-13 and garnering 3507 strong votes Facebook: Nestor Joannes STAR, Sarawak STAR N38 Jemoreng STAR P207 Igan By, Rajah Raqaflu...

EXCLUSIVE: Omar Ali Saifuddin of Brunei saw through the Britain/Malaya plot

OMAR SAIFUDDIN ALI OF BRUNEI SAW THROUGH THE BRITAIN/MALAYA PLOT BDEP Malaysia Stockwell pg 83  In addition to oil and status, Omar Saifuddin would have been influenced by public opinion in Brunei. It is clear that he emerged from the Brunei revolt in no mood to surrender to democratic demands, but at the same time he saw no reason to flout the strong anti-Malaysia feelings revealed by the rising.  Sensing widespread opposition...
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