The importance of Malaya Independence Day

The significance of celebrating our country's independence day in acknowledgment of the involvement is that we can figure the warriors had sacrificed their lives for the independence of the country.

In the middle of the personalities who have make their effort to the country was Tunku Abdul Rahman, Rosli Dhobi, Rentap Kanang and others. They are willing to pay the price of risking their lives for a freedom.

It was clear, that the importance of celebrating the independence of our country is to remember the figure of value.

Furthermore, celebrating Independence Day is important so that we can make stronger the identity of Malaysia. In the latest years, the younger generation nowadays, those teenagers being paid of the lost their identity.

 They have a preference to elevate Western culture that goes against the norms of Western society. More worrying, some of us are willing to bring into disrepute Malaysia to the world. Obviously, celebrating Independence Day is one of the mediums to strengthen self-esteem.

          Subsequently all the way through the celebration of Independence Day, we are capable to preserve unity between the races in our country. It is well recognized that the Malays, Chinese and Indians are the majority in our country besides Dusun, Kadazan, Bidayuh, and Melanau be a minority. Pleasant and successful nation can only be formed if all these people can be united, cooperative and tolerant

Community unity each other

    Image of Malaya Independence 
                Day Banner

                             

The celebration Of Independence

 Day In Denmark

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• http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MvJ4MilkmaU

CHRONOLOGY OF MALAYA INDEPENDENCE DAY

Malaya and Singapore fell to the Japanese on February 15, 1942 and finished on 12 September 1945. Japan conquered the near the beginning steps of Malaya and the Malay community is thoughts through propaganda or slogan 'Asia for the Asians' or 'Spirit of Asia' and invites the group of people rejects Western colonialism.

In 10 weeks, the Japanese introduced the system of administration and the military figured Malaya named Malai Baru (New Malay) and Singapore Syonan (Southern Lights).

While the Japanese management, the Malay Sultans just turn out to be head of Islam and Malay mores (custom) and allowance only. Japan gets rid of national-type schools and brings in Japanese language schools use the Nippon-go as the medium. School students are also compulsory to sing the Japanese national anthem Kimigayo.

In January 1, 1956 the independence delegation which are Datuk Ahmad Kamil , Datuk Dr Ismail, Datuk Haji Wahab , YTM Tunku Abdul Rahman, Dato Mohammad Seth, Colonel Sir HS Lee, Dato’ Abdul Aziz and Datuk Abdul Razak Majid , TH Tan(Secretary Representative Alliance) and Shamsuddin Abdul Kadis (Representative of the Kings),went to Karachi, Pakistant boarded ship name MV Asia.

According from that, more than 10,000 people made up of a large number of UMNO members have sent Independence Mission in Tanjung Pagar, Singapore. The Independence delegation was headed by Tunku Abdul Rahman at Lancaster House. In January 8, 1956 Tunku and Lennox-Boyd (British Colonial Secretary) signed an agreement in London Independent.

In February 20, 1956 Tunku who led the delegation arrived at the airport Independence Berendam, Malacca to Malayan Airways. In February 20, 1956 Tunku who led the delegation headed at the Malacca. Tunku was greeted by more than 1,000 reception committee of the alliance once he arrived.

The mission of independence takes a break at home CAKUNG Tan Cheng Lock  

In Malacca in the course of the Sinking Stone 

to Padang Bandar Hilir,Malacca.

February 20, 1956 Independence Delegation

Arrived in Padang Bandar Hilir, Malacca

   

This historical documentary, directed by Fahmi Reza, is about 

the struggle for independence, in which different races 

across Malaya unite and engage in political action  

       

                     

SOUCERS 

• http://www.hmetro.com.my/articles/Peristiwapentingsebelummerdeka/Article
• http://edunformation.blogspot.com/2013/02/peristiwa-peristiwa-penting-sebelum.html
• http://aneh-tapi-nyata.blogspot.com/2009/08/9-peristiwa-yang-mengiringi-proklamasi.html
• http://www.malaysiamerdeka.gov.my/v2/ms/sejarah/rentetan-peristiwa-pengistiharan-tarikh-kemerdekaan
• http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EQ6oWhr7XP0

THE CONSTRUCTION OF MALAYA

Image above explains the history

 of formation of Malaysia in brief 

On 27 May 1961 at a hotel in Singapore, Tunku Abdul Rahman recommended a plan to form Malaysia in his talk which will consist of the Federation of Malaya, Singapore, Brunei, Sarawak and Sabah. He also declares that everyone agreed to form Malaysia in Singapore.

In addition, he believes that many problems will be solved if the 5 colonials of British combine together. However there are some parties who are rejected the formation of Malaya because of the several reasons.

•    Afraid that outsiders would have the chance to exploit the natural
resources in Sabah and Sarawak for their own financial and job support.
•    Afraid that the politics of Malaya will force the native people of Sabah and Sarawak to adapt to Islam religion.

The reaction from the Singapore is, Lee Kuan yew welcomed the idea. However, there was a strong opposition from left wing leaders (United People’s Party (UPP). Brunei preferred to achieve own independence before joining Malaysia. Sabah and Sarawak received encouraging responses from the people. Malaya (Tanah Melayu) support for merging was generally acceptable.

During February-April 1962, the Commission have gathered 4000 people and received 2200 memorandum from a variety of parties which were made of political parties, members of government and visitor assembly, religious leaders, workers union and the public for their opinions. In general, more than 70 percent of the meeting agreed with the idea and on 21 June 1962, the report was sent to the British government. 

The public statement was finished at Stadium Merdeka, Kuala Lumpur. The announcement of Malaysia’s formation was read in front of the Yang Di Pertuan Agong, the Council of Rulers, and Governors of Penang, Malacca, Singapore and Sabah. Leaders from three new states were also present, En. Lee Kuan Yew, Mr. DonaldStephens and Mr. Stephen Kalong Ningkan.

Though, Singapore’s ties lasted no more than for two years before it had to separate in 1965. The formation of Malaysia in 1963 was one of the greatest achievements by Tunku Abdul Rahman. Commonly known as “Tunku”, he is remembered as the “Father of Independence”. The national flag was raised for the first time in all 13 states and two federal territories of the new nation on 16 September 1963. However on 9 August 1965, Singapore officially announced its separation from Malaysia. Currently, Malaysia consists of 13 states (11 peninsular states and two from East Malaysia) and three Federal Territories.

The story of Malaysia began one day in May 1961 when Tunku Abdul Rahman told a group of newsmen in Singapore

The story of Malaysia began one day in May 1961 when Tunku Abdul Rahman told a group of newsmen in Singapore

 Malaysia Agreement 

On 9 August 1965 Singapore was separated from Malaysia

                          

     Malaysia,Sabah,Sarawak,Singapore and the Federation of Malaya to form Malaysia together on 16 September 1963 

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• http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H_Ll_5fQMds

HISTORY OF MALAYA INDEPENDENCE DAY 

Malaysians are unique compared to the other countries for the reason that the great effort for their independence did not cause blood spills, loss of lives or property, or involve any arms rebellion. Malaya's independence was made potential due to a crucial element various nations did not achieve – the courageous unity in spite of the various ethnic groups, cultures and religions. This unity and harmony turn out to be the main strength, and the base for the Alliance Party to carry on with the discussion with the British to claim Malaya's Independence. 

         According to Lamography Magazine declared that “The first Prime Minister of Malaysia, Tunku Abdul Rahman Putra spearheaded the effort for independence, leading a delegation of ministers and political leaders of Malaya (now Malaysia) in negotiations with the British in London for Independence. Agreement was reached on February 8, 1956, for Malaya to gain independence." In the sequences, as Tunku arrived in Malaya returning from London he brought good news that independence would finally come to Malaya. Then the independence was authorized declared that independence was made the next year, on August 31, 1957, at Stadium Merdeka in Kuala Lumpur. It was great and successful moment after great effort and long endurance; we gain our independence which was gone in 1511.

Tunku Abdul Rahman signing the independence

 agreement in London,1956

                                                                                               

Tunku Abdul Rahman ride to Bandar Hilir Padang ,Malacca  to announce 'Merdeka' after returning from London in 1956

Tunku Abdul Rahman ride to Bandar Hilir Padang ,Malacca

 to announce 'Merdeka' after returning from London in 1956

Ryan interviews Malayan Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman.

He asks Tunku if he intends to form a non communist

 or anti-Communist Malaysia

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• http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Raze5IozOI8

THE DETAIL OF MALAYA INDEPENDENCE DAY

             

 Malaya Independence Day is the Independence Day of Malaysia.Malaya Independence Day also called as national day or Hari Merdeka. Annually, it is a public holiday which is celebrated on 31 August. During this celebration, Malaysians from all backgrounds, race and religion have a good time together in a pleasant-sounding way. Usually, an impressive and multi-coloured celebration is held at the Merdeka Square in Kuala Lumpur, where people can participate and celebrate. Various government and agencies and private sectors are joined to participate in the parade. They will march in front of the Yang DiPertuan Agong and others guests. Every year, there will be a different theme intended for the Merdeka celebration. For 2013, the theme was “Malaysiaku Berdaulat Tanah Tumpahnya Darahku”. This theme was chosen in order to provide a reminder to the people of the country will unite to protect their country and to create awareness of fondness and love for the country,"

 TYT Tun Juhar Mahiruddin saluting

 the contingent.

            

Participants of the 56th Merdeka Day Parade in vibrant Sabah traditional costumes

Kumpulan Yayasan Sabah in their patriotic 

   Jalur Gemilang uniformed ensemble.

The antique Volkswagen Beetle Club and Sabah's 
Ironmen holding the Sabah and Malaysian flag.

                                                     
                                                March on our 56  Merdeka Day

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•  http://insightsabah.gov.my/article/read/4532
• http://www.kkgri.edu.my/portal/images/b2_sepanduk/2013/hari_ulang_tahun_kemerdekaan_malaysia_ke_56.jpg
• http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e8hWOW2Ka2w

why Hollywood does not tell the truth story ?

Everyone is aware of the huge sums of money that are earned by people in the entertainment industry. But, what you may not be aware of is that it’s not only the movie stars that make enormous sums of money. The creative people behind the television shows and movies are also paid fantastic sums of money. For example, a creative producer of a reality television show could make as much as $50,000 per episode. But the question is why some of the producer did not produce the truth stories based on the “truth stories”? Have you ever thought like “why would someone make a movie about this?” or like “oh come on, I could come up with something better than that?” "For me, there are several reasons why they choose that way. First, as we all know every person life’s not good as what they planned and not perfect as what they want. Sometimes, the producers produce the stories by not telling the truth because they want to cover the shamed about the people .It is something not good and not appropriate when we reveal others weakness or shame . In other words, do not want the audience influenced by something that not good for them. Second is, the producer wants to gain the more profit by not reveal or produce the stories based on the ‘truth’. Producer trying to make the story by follow the trend of the story. The adding of the scene can make the story more interested and gain the attention of the audiences.

Prisoners to get varsity-level courses.

     My opinion about the newspaper excerpt entitle “Prisoners to get varsity-level courses” dated 3 March, 2013 taken from New Strait Times. My opinion as a response to be sent to viewpoint is the prisoner’s needs the education even they are committed the crime. The education is important to them because it very helpful for them once they are release from the prison or after serving their sentence. People never look down to them even they are ex-prisoners because of the education that they have. The education may help them to find the jobs. They may also apply the educations or skill that they have learned along they are in prison. Next of my opinion is, they suppose to get the education because of their right. As we all know, every each person have their own right on education even the person is the prisoners. They have their own right same as like other normal people. For example, the prisoners manage to study. It can be proven by “The Open University Malaysia has offered 10 scholarships in various fields to the prisoners. Currently, 24 inmates are studying for their diplomas and degrees. “Since July last year, 1,764 prisoners had received certificates in skills training and 703 obtained certificates for other achievements”. As for the conclusion, I’m totally agree and do support with the government to give the varsity level courses to the prisoners.

Stereotyping

Stereotyping is exaggerated generalizations associated with a categorizing system, they go beyond the facts at hand and make claims that usually have no valid basis. It is also something that most people find difficult to avoid from doing. Roger and Steinfalt (1999) define a stereotype as “a generalization about some group of people that oversimplifies their culture.” Why do people stereotype? Bruno (1999) observes, “The tribal drum beats in all societies, warning members of the tribe, even those who are different tribal behavior, from religious warfare in Northern Ireland and the Middle East etc. Aliport (1958) originally observed that people are more likely to stereotype individuals and groups with whom they have little contact. For example, “you might have a whole set of beliefs about Middle Eastern Muslim women, many of whom cover their bodies and faces and walk well behind their husbands. Sometimes, stereotyping occurs because people have had a negative or positive experience with a person from another culture or co-culture. In one investigation people stereotyped black people after only one observation of a negative behavior.”

Baby-for-sale racket

“If money were the only criterion by which a child’s welfare can be gauged, then a baby bought for as much as RM40, 000 on the black market would seem set for life. For money- rich but child-poor couples, it is a small price to pay to introduce a small life into their home. The cot is gilded, the blanket monogrammed, the college fund filled to the brim. All that’s wanting is a bun in the oven. And where there is a baby-for-sale racket, money can indeed buy happiness. And after all, why not?” My view for this statement is I do support the decision that made by poor couple by sold their child to rich couple that willing to buy that child. The baby was bought for as much as Rm40, 000. According to the statement, the poor couple was not able to support their child’s life even their own life also was not stable. In other words, when they sold the child, the child will get better life with the money rich couple. The child will get better education and not impossible the child’s life will be more comfortable. The burden for poor family also will be lighter. In the nut shell about my view about this statement, I may conclude that, what the poor couple had done which is by sold their child it is does not mean they are cruel parents. But, they believed they will do anything in the way to make sure their children will get better life and guarantee life with the new rich family after this.