Different Biro Tata Negera for Sabah & Sarawak?

I think we ought to have a localized Biro Tata Negera (BTN) in Sabah or Sarawak under the guideline of the 20-points, the basis of Sabah joining Singapore, Sarawak, and Federation of Malaya, to form the 47-years of Malaysia.

The reason for a different BTN is because West Malaysia has different history and social backgrounds than us here. The culture, including mentality and attitude, of government officers there is simply not compliance with our aspirations based on the 20-points spirit.

Our state government must speak up on this matter with the federal to rectify the wrongs for the sake of national unity and progress.

Furthermore, the latest self-exposure of the high officers and respective civil servants in semenanjung had completely going against the 1Malaysia championed by our PM Najib.

BTN is under the Ministry of the Prime Minister.

What should PM Najib do next ????

'一个马来西亚'的领袖风范

'一个马来西亚'的领袖风范.

他是沙巴的巫统领袖,也是全民领袖.

希望西马半岛的巫统领袖和沙巴的巫统领袖看齐,好好的为国家作出正确的贡献.

他就是沙巴州旅遊,文化,及环境部长拿督马希迪.

沙巴本身就是'一个真正的马来西亚'.

全国只有沙巴注重在每年的9月16日‘借‘庆祝州元首生日而‘象徵性'的庆祝马来西亚的成立。

如要知道并体验'一个真正的马来西亚',请来沙巴走一趟吧!

Let's Declare September 16 our 1Malaysia Day

Let's declare 16-September a national holiday to be celebrated by all, and why not we call it our "1Malaysia Day" to be aligning with the spirit of 1Malaysia.

On the same emotional reason, why not we declare 31-August our national day too with the name: "Merdeka Day" or "Malaysian Independence Day"?

This is the only honest way to tell the world about ourselves - the truth of the birth of our nation.

We got our independence on August 31, 1963, and we formally formed Malaysia on September 16, 1963. On the other hand, The Federation Of Malaya, the peninsula part of Malaysia before it was born, got their independence on August 31, 1957.

The Federation Of Malaya was already a country for six (6) years before forming Malaysia together with Singapore, Sarawak, and Sabah.

Singapore was 'kicked' out after 2 years of being a Malaysian member state after some disputes with the then Tunku Abdul Rahman-led central government.

It's interesting to know that, prior to the formation of Malaysia, Singapore under Lee Kuan Yaw's leadership was the strongest advocate in the formation of Malaysia. The Sultan State of Brunei decided to opt out in the last minute due to an event of internal rebellion.