@Abdul_Salsalin@Sauffie_84@sjfi_twider @RejoinSociety So we assume Filipino and Indonesian are Malay just because the word Malay/Malayo/Melayu have meaning?
Pero pag nagtagalog ako sayong lahat wala kayong maiintindhan sakin? Now you know why Filipinos are not Malays. 🤣
@Sauffie_84@sjfi_twider bukan saudara pun, bahasa lain, budaya lain, rumpun je austronesia. Sebelum dtg Sepanyol pun majoritinya paganism, kuat adat tuak dan babi, mmg mentah2 tolak islam dan pilih kristianiti, sama mcm dayak, kadazandusun, batak etc.
@truthsayer80@thelast_demigod The State distinction can be refer to Article 1 of the 1963 Malaysian Constitution, where Sabah, Sarawak and Singapore categorised as different state to States of Malaya (collective noun). Plus, state is an ambiguous term: State of Qatar, negara or negeri?
@Wirezd57 Fun fact, in the original 1963 Malaysian Constitution when Singapore was in Malaysia, Sabah Head of State was called ‘Yang di-Pertua Negara’ while Singapore was ‘Yang di-Pertuan Negara’, and Sarawak was using English term ‘Governor’.
@hucingg@datukhensem Fyi, muara Batang Lupar sangat dalam, challenges include logistics, planning, the location is rural etc. No wonder capai hampir 1 bilion, sedangkan harga barang sini mahal so what do you expect? 🤷♂️
@MeeRebus11 Tengok struktur negara: Vietnam ialah Negara Kesatuan, lebih mudah dari segi penstrukturan. Malaysia pula ialah Negara Persekutuan, terdiri daripada negeri-negeri yang mengurus sendiri tetapi tetap di bawah kuasa kerajaan pusat, iaitu kerajaan persekutuan.
Tanpa Cina & India, Malaysia takkan ada ❌
Tanpa TOLERANSI YANG TINGGI DARI ORANG MELAYU KEPADA BANGSA LAIN, Malaysia takkan ada ✅
Apa yg anda dpt di Malaysia ini, belum tentu bangsa anda dpt di negara sendiri atau di negara luar.
Belajar bersyukur.👌🏻
@syahir Why shouldn’t it be counted in the 40% share? Doesn’t Schedule 10, Part IV, Section 2(1) of the Federal Constitution state ‘net revenue’? And doesn’t ‘net revenue’ mean any revenue the Federation collects from Sabah?
@folkloreswifty Since the 2021 Malaysian Constitution Amendment, Article 161A(7) grants Sarawak autonomy to recognize natives. A person with a Bumiputera parent can apply for native status at the resident office.