Why Rukun Negara is the national vision of our beloved country Malaysia?
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Do you know why Malaysia got RUKUN NEGARA?\nIf you know the reason, you will get the reason.
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a country where there are peace and stability and freedom
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Easy,Malaysians don't have what it takes.In sports,music or anything else.We suck.And our english is bad too.But one day,I believe we will make it.\nMalaysia Boleh!!!
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Um because the government runs the country
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Peristiwa 13 Mei memberikan kesan positif kepada Malaysia yang terdiri dari pelbagai kaum. Sekarang Malaysia menjadi sebuah negara yang pesat membangun bersama iklim politik yang sehat. Dalam kelompok ASEAN, Malaysia merupakan contoh terbaik dari segi pembangunan ekonomi dan kebebasan politik. \n\nTragedi berdarah 13 Mei mesti menjadi iktibar pada rakyat Malaysia, ianya merupakan insiden yang melagukan pesan bahawa rasa saling hormat menghormati antara kaum, merupakan resepi paling penting dalam menjaga keharmonian negara.
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Toute nation a le gouvernement qu'elle merite.\n\n"Every nation has the government that it deserves."\n\n(Joseph de Maistre (1753-1821), in a letter on the subject of Russia (Lettres et Opuscules Inedits)[15 Aug. 1811])\n\nThere are many countries with a fraction of the natural beauty and human resources of the Philippines that have a far better standard of living.\n\nThe people vote for the government, they tolerate the wholesale corruption in society .. who else is to blame??
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kemerdekaan - is a political party in Indoneasia.\n\nTanah Melayu - is still occasionally used in political discourse to describe uniting all Malay people on the peninsula under one Malay nation, although this ambition was largely realized with the creation of Malaysia.
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The train is operated by Malaysia. It's a malaysian railway, not ours. They bought the land to operate the railway, thus the land isn't ours!
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Malaysia is NOT better without Singapore, but Singapore IS better without Malaysia.\nMalaysia had a chance to become a better country in the early '60s, when Lee Kuan Yew and the PAP were rallying the minorities of Malaysia to stand up and be counted.  But then, what did the Tunku do but tell S'pore that it had to go its own way...\nNow look at the two countries.  Everyone in S'pore, no matter what their race, stands equal before the law, has an equal chance for success, and lives in prosperity.  Malaysia has rampant poverty, and still to this day discriminates in favor of the Malay majority while marginalizing minority groups.  These are not characteristics of a civilized nation.\nSo, ask yourself: Who is better without whom?\n...but then again, I'm just an ignorant foreigner...right?
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Hari Merdeka (Independence Day) is a national day of Malaysia commemorating the independence of the Federation of Malaya from British colonial rule. In a wider context, it is to celebrate the formation of Malaysia.\n\nGo to en.wikipedia.com for  broader entry
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the biggest problem of the philippines today is our lack of identity, our lack of knowledge about who we are and what we stand for as a people.  Without a clear stand on who we are as a nation, we would not have any clue on how to work together much less what we should work together on.  We havent the faintest idea about the goals we should have for our nation.  We are so busy just trying to survive with just the bare essentials. We are so caught up with how we can provide for our own families, just that. No clear national goals that the people truly embraces.  Kanya-kanya is the order of the day, especially in government! Its too overwhelming just thinking about this. We need a great leader who is capable of directing all our attention and energies on putting our act together. Really working together and sacrificing personal gains first.  That's another big problem, the absence of a truly capable honest to goodness ethical leader, and still another problem... a followership that would rally behind this great leader.  If we shall ever have both, that would certainly be the day for our beloved country, the Philippines!
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Tunku Abdul Rahman is known as the Father of Independence, for his contributions and sacrifices in bringing the country from colonialism to independence. He became the first prime minister of the Federation of Malaya from 1957 to1963, and of Malaysia from 1963 to 1970.
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First, because your country was endowed by God with vast natural and human resources.\n\nSecond, you have had great leaders who really cared for your country.\n\nThird, you have a government which is, though imperfect, still  adheres to much of humanitarian tenets.\n\nHowever, all that is being eroded by your demented values, such as sexual promiscuity, greed, and corruption not only of the flesh but also the spirit.
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GGGGGOOOOOLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL!!!!\n\nin Bahasa Malaysia, the national language in Malaysia.
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kemerdekaan sesebuah negara diperoleh dengan banyak cara. Contohnya, Malaysia mendapat kemerdekaan daripada penjajah british dengan perundingan yang dijalankan. Rundingan dibuat setelah banyak peristiwa seperti tentangan hebat daripada rakyat yang inginkan kemerdekaan seperti penentangan Rentap, Dato Bahaman dll. kemerdekaan di sini bermaksud bebas dari sebarang penjajahan. rakyat bebas melakukan apa-apa sahaja(tertakluk pada undang2) tanpa melibatkan kuasa-kuasa atau campur tangan daripada negara lain.
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a state in Malaysia..google it for more info
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what kind of social customs you are referring to? malaysia is populated by malays (majority), followed by chinese, indians & etc...\nhowever, they followed mostly islamic's laws, but more relaxed & democratic.