Posted on 10 September 2012 By Ding Jo-Ann.
MALAYSIANS are no longer content to watch the official government-organised Merdeka parade on their televisions. Instead, they have been taking to the streets to celebrate Merdeka in their own way. What’s behind these different celebrations and do they make Malaysians unpatriotic?
Tags: 10 Tahun Sebelum Merdeka, Bukit Jalil, Ding Jo-Ann, Malaysia Day, Mark Twain, Merdeka, Najib Razak, Sang Saka Malaya, Sukarno, Terang Bulan, Thomas Paine, Wong Chin Huat, klcc, negaraku, uncommon sense
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Posted on 20 August 2010 In A Nutshell by Andrew Khoo.
FIRST of all, Benjamin, let me say, “Congratulations!” I know you have worked hard over these last three years, endured many challenges and faced many tests. Learning lots of new stuff may be exciting, but I know it is not always easy. So I am proud of you, son, for having graduated today. It may [...]
Tags: Andrew Khoo, Benjamin Khoo, In a Nutshell, Merdeka, Samantha Khoo, birthright, history, letter, negaraku
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Posted on 13 November 2008 By KW Mak.
Supporter wearing a “Free RPK” t-shirt. THE arrest of 23 people who participated in a peaceful candlelight vigil on the night of 9 Nov 2008 in Petaling Jaya has resulted in uproar and indignation. The vigil was meant to protest against the Internal Security Act (ISA) and to commemorate the first anniversary of the Bersih [...]
Tags: 9 Nov, Bersih, PDRM, PRDM, arrests, illegal assembly, media, national anthem, negaraku, police, responsibility, vigil
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