The Invasion of Malaysia

The Invasion of Malaysia
4 Oct, 2009

You see, who can realistically monitor 1,200km of Jungle Borders? Who can monitor the Indonesian Islands just beyond the shores of Tioman? And who can monitor the entire Straits of Malacca?

Michael Chick

If Indonesia were to really attack Malaysia on the 8th of October as the Jakarta Globe reports (http://thejakartaglobe.com/home/indonesian-vigilantes-prepare-for-battle-in-malaysia/331775 ) it would be an easy walkover. To begin with, Indonesia has a 240million population. That's 10 times the population of Malaysia alone. Not to mention the 4 million Indonesians who have been neutralized, and become members of UMNO. Add to that number the Millions who work in construction sites and as maids in Malaysian homes. If any (Intelligent) Protocols were to be observed, Malaysian National Security would have been breached already. Migratory Indonesians constitute to almost 55% of the entire Malaysian Population to begin with.

Do you actually believe that migrant Indonesians like Khir Toyo would stand up for Malaysia when he has a parang to his throat? Do you actually believe that Najib would not immediately claim his Sulawesi origins while staring down the barrel of a gun? Or how about Mahathir? Would he not scream and shout that he is an Indian, pleading for his life, when he is facing a beheading? After all, that's exactly how he filled out his application form at NUS (National University of Singapore) when he was younger.

Geographically speaking, Malaysia is surrounded by Indonesia. There is free passage between Sarawak, Sabah, and Kalimantan. You see, who can realistically monitor 1,200km of Jungle Borders? Who can monitor the Indonesian Islands just beyond the shores of Tioman? And who can monitor the entire Straits of Malacca? Of course, some may argue that the Indonesians are too busy with rescue work in Padang. However obscure this possible Invasion is, the truth of the matter stands; and that is, if Indonesia does really launch an attack on Malaysia, then she is finished.

Whose "skirt" would UMNO hide under? Would she sell-out to Indonesia? Would she say that "UMNO was safeguarding Malaysia for Indonesia all these years?" What would really happen? Look at how Malaysian Kampong names are given. Kampong Jawa, Kampong Acheh, Kampong Cham, and so on. What this tells us, is that the migrants are still hanging on to their original identity. And all this started ever since The Majapahit Buddhist Renegade Prince called Parameswara crawled into Malaysia via Singapore 600years ago. Buddhist? Most likely! You see, Indonesia now recognizes that Jambi was the center of the Majapahit rule, and not Palembang, as originally thought. There, numerous local and foreign archaeologists have turned up countless Buddhist Temples including a 30ft Statue of Buddha submerged in Kampong Melayu. The same as those found at Johor's Kota Gelanggi (http://allmalaysia.info/news/story.asp?file=/2005/2/3/state/10070103 )

The original "Puak Melayu" (Malay Tribe), numbering circa 1,000, who lived in Malaysia 2,000yrs ago, were Hindu, as Lembah Bujang proves. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bujang_Valley ) A 1,000 population at that time was considered to be extremely huge. So we need to understand what the texts mean when we read of "enormous populations" from old texts. And it makes for better story-telling.

Is the Jakarta Globe spinning a yarn? Are Indonesians flaunting empty threats? Will there be another "Perang Saudara"? If this is indeed a "spin", it must have definitely been started by some Instant Noodle Companies, because that's what all Malaysians will do when there's any wind of a "disturbance".

Poor Malaysia.