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jatuhkan bn
save malaysia
save the world
sekngucing Post at 28-6-2011 13:27 
siot ajer ko ni... |
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Post Last Edit by Vympel77 at 28-6-2011 15:01
Greater Indonesia
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Greater Indonesia or in the Malay language, Indonesia Raya or Melayu Raya was a political concept that sought to bring the so-called Malay race together by uniting the British territories on the Malay Peninsula and Borneo that formed Malaysia with the Dutch East Indies (Indonesia).[1] It was espoused by students and graduates of Sultan Idris Training College for Malay Teachers in the late 1920s, and individuals from Sumatra and Java including Muh, Yamin and Sukarno in the 1950s.[1]
The idea for Greater Indonesia was penned by a history lecturer from Sultan Idris Training College for Malay Teachers by the name of Abdul Hadi Hassan.[citation needed]
The Malay nationalist Kesatuan Melayu Muda group, founded by Ibrahim Hj Yaacob, was one of the more notable entities that embraced the concept as part of its goals.[2] During World War II advocates of Greater Indonesia collaborated with the Japanese against the British and the Dutch.[3] The cooperation was based on the understanding that Japan would unite Dutch East Indies, Malaya and Borneo and grant them independence.[3] It was understood that under a unified Japanese occupation of these areas, the formation of Greater Indonesia was possible.[3]
Map of Greater Indonesia, including Indonesia, Malaysia, Brunei, and East Timor
see also: maphilindo
Maphilindo (for Malaya, the Philippines, and Indonesia) was a proposed nonpolitical confederation of those countries.
The original plan for a united state based on the concept of the Malay race was attempted by Wenceslao Vinzons during the Commonwealth government in the Philippines. There he espoused a United Malay race – his Malaya Irredenta ideal (Malaya Irredenta was another name for Maphilindo). Also, Eduardo L. Martelino- of the famed Jabidah- in his book entitled "Someday, Malaysia" that was published in 1959, also cited the vision of then Philippine President Manuel L. Quezon for an integrated Malay-race nationhood in the region.
In July 1963, President Diosdado Macapagal of the Philippines convened a summit meeting in Manila. Maphilindo was proposed as a realization of Jose Rizal's dream of bringing together the Malay peoples, seen as artificially divided by colonial frontiers.
Maphilindo was described as a regional association that would approach issues of common concern in the spirit of consensus. However, it was also perceived as a tactic on the parts of Jakarta and Manila to delay, or even prevent, the formation of the Federation of Malaysia. Manila had its own claim to Sabah (formerly British North Borneo),[citation needed] and Jakarta protested the formation of Malaysia as a British imperialist plot. The plan failed when Sukarno adopted his plan of konfrontasi with Malaysia. The Konfrontasi, or Confrontation basically aims at preventing Malaysia to attain independence. The idea was inspired onto President Sukarno by the Partai Komunis Indonesia (PKI), or literally the Indonesian Communist Party. The party convinced President Sukarno that the Formation of Malaysia is a form of neo-colonization and will later affect tranquility in Indonesia. The subsequent development of ASEAN almost certainly excludes any possibility of the project ever being revived.
damage has already been done
freemason rulez!
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tu lerr.. hidup kt hulu dungun... dah bengap nak salahkan freemason ke hulu kehilir
klu tak ...
unekspekted_XII Post at 28-6-2011 15:37
biasalah bro puak2 komunis ni jangan dilayan sangat... |
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biasalah bro puak2 komunis ni jangan dilayan sangat...
billionman78 Post at 28-6-2011 16:30
kene layan dude.. kebodohan dorang ni bleh jadik bahan ketawa kite jee .. hahahahahahaaaa |
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hidup communism!!!!!!!!!!!! 
Communism for life bebehhhhhhhhhhhh |
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hidup communism!!!!!!!!!!!!
Communism for life bebehhhhhhhhhhhh
sekngucing Post at 28-6-2011 17:06
klu nak carik perhatian pun.. jgn ler smpai memperbodohkan diri sendiri |
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lerr petut la si unek ni ada, rupanya dah kena pindah thread ni
apa apa pun "Communism for life bebeh"  |
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tertekan? siapa yg tertekan? siapa yg menekan?
apa-apa pun "Communism for life bebeh!!!!!" |
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tertekan? siapa yg tertekan? siapa yg menekan?
apa-apa pun "Communism for life bebeh!!!!!"
sekngucing Post at 28-6-2011 17:31 
yela yela life la sangat...
haa apa lagi gi duk pindah negara komunis.. |
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Ko baca biografi Ahmad Beostaman ..... Dr Burhanuddin Al-Helmy .... I ...
mahathirGX Post at 28-6-2011 13:40
itu sebahagian dari parti yg ingin menuntut kemerdekaan, bukan majoriti rakyat malaysia melalui AWAS, API dan sebagainya yg mahu kemerdekaan mutlak... dan teringat kata2 UMNO ketika sebelum merdeka... "jgn mimpi la melayu hendak memerintah negara, nak makan diri sendiri pun tak cukup.." |
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aku memang berade dimane2
komunis memang hidup tertekan
unekspekted_XII Post at 28-6-2011 17:22
yerr... mari kita sokong parti yg menyokong chin peng komunis dibawa balik kemalaysia....
Posted Date 19/05/2009:
| Allow Chin Peng to return, Gerakan
Press Statement by Penang Gerakan Chairman Datuk Dr Teng Hock Nan
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Former communist leader Chin Peng should be allowed to return to Malaysia on humanitarian grounds, especially when he is no more a security threat to the country, said Penang Gerakan chairman Datuk Dr Teng Hock Nan.
“Communism all over the world including China and Russia has transformed and is moving towards economy-based struggles and extreme communist terrorism practiced in the 50s is non-existent now,” said Dr Teng in a statement.
Echoing the call by Penang-based Citizens International chairman S.M. Mohamed Idris to the government to allow Chin Peng to return to the country, Dr Teng urged Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak to use his good offices to take a re-look at Chin Peng’s case.
Chin Peng, who was born in Sitiawan, Perak, has brothers and sisters, and close relatives who are staying in Butterworth, Perak and all over Malaysia.
“He is now 85years’old and wishes to return to Malaysia, his birthplace. He had even appealed to the High Court to allow him to return but the appeal was rejected.
“The government should fulfill his wishes,” said Dr Teng, adding that Chin Peng’s family would be very happy to see him back.
S. M. Mohamed had told a Press conference yesterday that the struggle waged by the liberation movement led by Chin Peng, Rashid Mydin, Abdullah C.D, Shamsiah Fakeh and others had contributed to the independence of Malaya.
S.M. Mohamed described Chin Peng as a Malaysian patriot who fought the British colonialists from the age of 15 and “sacrificed everything he had to free this country from British control, domination and exploitation.”
Mohamed also said an appeal letter would be sent to Najib.
Chin Peng is currently living in exile in Bangkok. He failed in his last bid to live in Malaysia after the Federal Court on April 30 upheld two lower courts’ decisions compelling him to produce his identification documents before he could enter the country. |
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balaci PAS buta sejarah... balaci UMNO tak tahu sejarah... UMNO tuh inggeris tubuhkan pun d ...
slippergombak Post at 28-6-2011 17:52 
ye lah tu. presiden umno pertame ialah Micheal Onn Ben Jafver |
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ye lah tu. presiden umno pertame ialah Micheal Onn Ben Jafver
unekspekted_XII Post at 29-6-2011 10:56
presiden umno pertama pun kuar umno bukak parti baru sebab tahu umno parti tipu... presiden umno kedua pun kuar umno sebab umno lama dah mati... yg ada sekarang adalah UMNO mamak.. bukan umno melayu lagi.... |
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presiden umno pertama pun kuar umno bukak parti baru sebab tahu umno parti tipu... presiden ...
slippergombak Post at 29-6-2011 11:06
UMNO still brainchild Dato' Onn.
Onn klua sebab org melayu.. termasuk nenek moyang ko bodo menyokong TAR.. unless, ko nak cakap dorang masuk hutan berkawan dgn chin peng
simple and easy. |
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UMNO still brainchild Dato' Onn.
Onn klua sebab org melayu.. termasuk nenek moyang ko bodo me ...
unekspekted_XII Post at 29-6-2011 11:26
on jaafar kuar UMNO sebab tahu UMNO pembohong.... dan UMNO sekarang adalah UMNO baru, iaitu UMNO mamak yg bernombor 00001.. UMNO lama dah lama mati dah....
dan nih kawan baik yg beriya menuntut komunis balik malaysia iaitu kawan baik sebantal UMNO dan BN....
Posted Date 19/05/2009:
| Allow Chin Peng to return, Gerakan
Press Statement by Penang Gerakan Chairman Datuk Dr Teng Hock Nan
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Former communist leader Chin Peng should be allowed to return to Malaysia on humanitarian grounds, especially when he is no more a security threat to the country, said Penang Gerakan chairman Datuk Dr Teng Hock Nan.
“Communism all over the world including China and Russia has transformed and is moving towards economy-based struggles and extreme communist terrorism practiced in the 50s is non-existent now,” said Dr Teng in a statement.
Echoing the call by Penang-based Citizens International chairman S.M. Mohamed Idris to the government to allow Chin Peng to return to the country, Dr Teng urged Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak to use his good offices to take a re-look at Chin Peng’s case.
Chin Peng, who was born in Sitiawan, Perak, has brothers and sisters, and close relatives who are staying in Butterworth, Perak and all over Malaysia.
“He is now 85years’old and wishes to return to Malaysia, his birthplace. He had even appealed to the High Court to allow him to return but the appeal was rejected.
“The government should fulfill his wishes,” said Dr Teng, adding that Chin Peng’s family would be very happy to see him back.
S. M. Mohamed had told a Press conference yesterday that the struggle waged by the liberation movement led by Chin Peng, Rashid Mydin, Abdullah C.D, Shamsiah Fakeh and others had contributed to the independence of Malaya.
S.M. Mohamed described Chin Peng as a Malaysian patriot who fought the British colonialists from the age of 15 and “sacrificed everything he had to free this country from British control, domination and exploitation.”
Mohamed also said an appeal letter would be sent to Najib.
Chin Peng is currently living in exile in Bangkok. He failed in his last bid to live in Malaysia after the Federal Court on April 30 upheld two lower courts’ decisions compelling him to produce his identification documents before he could enter the country. |
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Reply 39# slippergombak
DAP kawan geng peliwat tegar dan keling hindraf lebih hine dari dia
mane ko pilih???
jawab. jgn malu2 |
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Post time 28-6-2011 01:53 PM
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