As a Malaysian, something that happens in one state will affect others elsewhere in the country too.
Comment by Wong Chin Huat
Sarawakians make great soldiers. The Royal Ranger Regiment even uses Iban warrior Rentap’s famous line “Agi Idup Agi Ngelaban” (fight while you live) as its motto. So, what if some Sarawakian politicians feel like having their own army, say, to defend (Sarawak’s) its wealth from being plundered?
If they hold a referendum, and the motion “Sarawak should have its own army” gets passed with 90 percent support, can they then have an army?
