:) A bit too sleepy to write more (might edit this later hopefully!), but on the day we welcome Sabah and Sarawak, it’s truly sad to read stories like this and this.
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“but on the day we welcome Sabah and Sarawak”
Who are “we” — you’re referring to? And what are these ‘we’ welcoming Sabah/Sarawak for or into?
What a shameless statement!
Please reread the history of Malaysia. Malaya, Sabah, Sarawak and Singapore mutually agreed to form Malaysia. It was not that Malaya invited Sabah/Sarawak to join them.
A historically-uneducated politikus wannabe like you would keep KeAdilan from getting the support of Sabahans and Sarawakians.
<p>sabahans and sarawakians would prefer to be plundered by BN then that’s your right. </p>
<p>and for your information, s’wak and sabah were invited to join malaya. tunku abdul rahman started negotiations first and commissions were set up and a referendum was held to see if these two states wanted to join malaya, philippines or indonesia. they voted for malaya and they formed malaysia.</p>
<p>an ignorant hateful historically-uneducated climatologist wannabe like you should stop embarrassing yourself in other people’s blog.</p>
Yes, it is true that Tunku Abd Rahman had invited Sabah/Sarawak to join Malaya. But Sabah/Sarawak never did accept the invitation. Instead, Sabah/Sarawak/Malaya (and then, Singapore) MUTUALLY agreed to form a new nation, Malaysia. It’s totally a new idea coming from everyone!
So, how come Malaya has the right to welcome Sabah/Sarawak into Malaysia? Oh ok, I get it. Because you think that Malaya is more superior, and Malaya exclusively owns Malaysia?
BTW, I’m not a climatologist wannabe mister. I’m a real climatologist. :)