MALAYANIZATION PROCESS OF MELANAU TRIBES IN SARAWAK: THE MELANAU SOLUTION IN PREVENTING UMNO INCLUSION IN SARAWAK

In 1990s, the Melanau tribes started to sense the malayanization process. This is due to the decreasing population of the Melanau people where an investigation has been made to find the root of the problem.From the investigation, it was believed that the process of Malayanization has been going on for 10 years started in early 1980s where certain attempt through the national registration department has changed the identity of Melanau people to Melayu...

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MELANAU ADALAH MELANAU, MELAYU ADALAH MELAYU

Menjawab percubaan MEMELAYUKAN BANGSA MELANAU oleh pihak Malaya yang DIKESAN semenjak 1980.Penerangan : Perbuatan pihak Malaya yang cuba MEMELAYUKAN masyarakat bukan melayu di Sarawak adalah satu tindakan bertentangan perlembagaan Negara Sarawak, Perlembagaan Persekutuan itu sendiri dan perjanjian Malayasia yang mereka setujui dan tandatangani sendiri. Kerosakan it disemai dan dicambah ke dalam sistem pendidikan terutamanya subjek sejarah dan ditambah...

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Adakah Sabah dan Sarawak betul-betul mahu meninggalkan Malaysia?

Dua ahli politik Malaysia Timur cuba meredakan keinginan Sabah dan Sarawak untuk meninggalkan Malaysia, tetapi seorang ahli akademik dan pakar dalam subjek tersebut berkata, sentimen tersebut sedang menjadi satu gerakan selepas 51 tahun negara ini bersatu.Ahli politik Menteri Pembangunan Tanah Sarawak Tan Sri Dr James Masing (gambar) dan ahli Parlimen Penampang Darell Leiking berkata keinginan tersebut sekadar sentimen sahaja, bukannya satu gerakan.Leiking...

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It's Not A Question of Secession But Solution

KOTA KINABALU - “When people talk about separation or secession it means that they are fed-up with the situation and see no hope to their future except opting out” said Datuk Dr. Jeffrey Kitingan, STAR Sabah Chief, responding to reports that talk of secession is treasonous and threats of being cited for sedition.It is wrong for any leader or even the government and Ministers to keep on threatening the people and warning them every time there is...

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Secession: Unofficial referendum underway on FB

Activist Daniel Jambun also urged political parties in Sabah and Sarawak to quit Malaya-based BN and other legislators to quit Pakatan Rakyat and form a third force.By William MangorKUCHING: If postings on Facebook is any indication, then an unofficial referendum on whether Sabah and Sarawak should stay or leave the federation may well be underway.Citing the high activity in the social media over the issue, Borneo Plight in Malaysia Foundation (BoPIM)...

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Rahman Dahlan: Seditious to suggest that Sabah, Sarawak secede

KUALA LUMPUR: Any suggestion that Sabah and Sarawak secede from Malaysia should be treated as sedition, Housing and Local Government Minister Datuk Abdul Rahman Dahlan said Monday.The Kota Belud MP also dismissed claims by Monash University Malaysia academician Prof James Chin that a slight majority of East Malaysians wished to cede from the country."That is a very seditious statement because under the 20-point agreement signed by both parties (Federation...

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Don’t muzzle Sabah’s grievances, say state opposition leaders

KOTA KINABALU, Aug 20 ― Members of Sabah’s opposition today today criticised calls to censor social media for discussion on Sabah’s continued future in Malaysia, saying this would ignore the undercurrent of discontent fuelling the topic.They claim that the grouses are legitimate and there is growing resentment in the state, particularly over the rise in illegal immigrants, the erosion of the local identity, increasing cost of living and general...

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Talk of secession is not treasonous, says Jeffrey

By Dukau PapauWhen Sabah and Sarawak people talk about separation or secession, it means that they are fed-up with being part of Malaysia and see no hope for their future except by opting out, says Sabah’s maverick politician Jeffrey Kitingan.“It is wrong to say that talk of secession is treasonous and threaten to cite those who do for sedition,” State Reform Party (Star Sabah) chief Jeffrey said when responding to reports that talk of secession...

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Uncommon Sense with Wong Chin Huat: Can Sabah and Sarawak secede?

RECENTLY, there have been renewed calls for Sabah and Sarawak to assert their interests and rights within the federation of Malaysia. These calls, including by State Reform Party (Star Sabah) chief Datuk Dr Jeffrey Kitingan, have included proposals to consider secession. The same sentiments are also apparent in Sarawak. The Union of Sarawak and Sabah Nationalists has called on newly sworn-in Sarawak Chief Minister Tan Sri...

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