https://fernzthegreat.wordpress.com/2021/11/17/breaking-news-international-court-of-justice-awaits-malaysia-on-borneo-territories/

The facts that Borneo Territories are colonised by Malaya, illegally renamed Malaysia, is well documented by policies openly pursued by the Federal Government, as published in newspapers.

Development for Borneo Territories are delayed because too expensive so Borneo Territories provide natural resorces for Malaysia, or more correctly Malaya. Ironically, development costs are too expensive because of insufficient developments in Borneo Territories making transportations so expensive, as well as excessive taxations on timber and oil palm.

Why did this happen and allowed? Because Muslims are bribed by Islam. Also black mailed in the name of Islam. Not strange ehen even PAS accepts corruption in the name of Islam.

How to solve it? Reciting Islamic teachings on the Malayan rulers are useless because they are Muslims in name only. They do not think twice to engage in corruption, thefts and even murder. The only way ICJ will get involved is when there are wars like in South Sudan but that will be bloody but in the end costs much less than the blatant theft of Borneon resources.

I suggest we go through politics first. Once our people are aware of their rights and the sufferings that we need to endure because of theft of resources, only locally and true defender of Borneon rights will win. If we cannot even have this achieved, do not bother to go to war.

Many Muslims still think that Sabahans are not suffering because Sabah is still peaceful. It does not make sense actually, just like the antivax groups, but these people will suffer the most in the end.

Sabahans are willing to surrender their rights that are worth trillions in return for thoussnds of ringgit cash offerings. When they are sick, they need to spend tens of thousands of ringgit to go to private hospitals because the waiting list for hospitals are more than 2 years. Even emergency operations had to be performed on a table, not on an operating theatre.

BREAKING NEWS! . . . International Court of Justice awaits Malaysia on Borneo Territories . . .

International Court of Justice awaits Malaysia on Borneo Territories . . .

ICJ advisory body for UN Security Council on self-determination for North Borneo, Sarawak.

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=10159551802723620&id=522048619

The Borneo Territories are not in the Federation defined in Article 160(2). The signatories in the Federation of Malaya Agreement 1948 were confined to the sultanates and states in Malaya.

In response to a suit by the Kelantan gov’t, the Malayan gov’t told the Supreme Court on 11 Sept 1963 that the Federation of Malaya will continue after 16 Sept 1963.

The right and proper Forum to decide on whether the Borneo Territories, North Borneo and Sarawak, have been “internally colonised” is the UN Security Council through the International Court of Justice (ICJ) at the Hague, Netherlands.

The case of South Sudan refers. South Sudan was ruled by “proxy” gov’ts until matters came to a head. The UN Security Council declared that South Sudan had been “internally colonised”. It had the right under international law for self-determination. The region became independent on 9 July 2011 after a Referendum in Jan the same year.

Colonisation was outlawed by international law, after World War II, as a form of “criminal enterprise”.

Colonialism has been defined by international law as a phenomenon whereby a country is ruled by another country for the benefit of the latter.

Refer to Ongkili’s statement on revenue sharing talks, and related issues, being delayed because of Petronas.

https://www.thevibes.com/articles/news/47299/talks-on-sabah-sarawak-revenue-rights-put-on-hold-ongkili

The Proclamation of Malaysia, in its own words, refers to Sabah and Sarawak as colonies on 16 Sept 1963.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proclamation_of_Malaysia

Under international law, North Borneo and Sarawak did not have “legal capacity” to sign the Malaysia Agreement 1963 (MA’63) on 9 July 1963 as they were still British colonies.

The British transferred the Administration of the Borneo Territories, North Borneo and Sarawak, to the Malayan gov’t on 16 Sept 1963.

British troops marched out.

Royal Malay Regiment (RMR) troops marched in.

The Sarawak Rangers and the Sabah Border Scouts were disbanded.

Tunku decided on the S’pore Separation Act 1965 after MCA prevailed upon him.

MCA and Umno wanted to get rid of PAP.

MCA capitalised on the rhetoric and polemics between LKY and roadside medicine peddler Syed Jaffar Albar on this and that.

If LKY had ignored Syed, Tunku would have had no excuse to kick out S’pore.

Putrajaya avoids rhetoric and polemics with the people on Borneo rights.

Instead, they use their proxies — running dogs — to taroh Borneo rights advocates kaw kaw.

https://www.thestar.com.my/news/nation/2021/11/17/no-plans-to-declassify-special-report-on-ma63-says-ongkili

Why don’t the proxies ask Putrajaya to settle the PTI issue? Instead, they want to take the issue to the international stage.

Likewise, the internal colonisation of North Borneo and Sarawak can be taken to the international stage.

The UN Security Council can refer to the ICJ based on a Petition of the People.

https://www.nst.com.my/news/nation/2021/11/745658/show-proof-putrajaya-colonising-sabah-says-ongkili

“O you, who believe; fulfill your contracts” (al-Ma’idah, 5:1).

This is a command that covers all contracts.

A hadith in Sahih al-Bukhari tells us,
الْمُسْلِمُونَ عِنْدَ شُرُوطِهِمْ
“Muslims are bound by all the conditions they have agreed upon.”

Another hadith in al-Tirmidhi tells us,

“Fulfill any pledge you make in Allah’s name and do not break oaths after you have sworn them, for you have made Allah your surety: Allah knows everything you do” (al-Nahl, 16:91).

Author: fernzthegreat

Joe Fernandez holds a honours degree in management, majoring in economics, and has opted from academia in law to being a jurist. He was trained professionally on the job as a journalist. He's a longtime Borneo watcher, keen on the history and legal aspects of Malaya's presence in Sabah and Sarawak. He teaches the English language privately and has emerged as a subject matter expert in public examination techniques. View all posts by fernzthegreat