Malaysia. Anniversary

Finally, Malaysia's peak moments of 51st Ulang Tahun Kemerdekaan had finally gone. Yeah, we should be utter proud of that, for sure. After a lot of melancholic parts, hardship, and struggles for liberty experienced by our ancestors, which had coloured our homeland path, we can finally utter "Merdeka" gleefully. However, are we truly, really really truly "merdeka"? If you ask me, it seems to be no.

We all have been educated with our dignified country's history since childhood. In addition, we should be proud gaining all this freedom without losing much life. Information can always be manipulated, though. We've never been in their shoes. We can never feel what they faced. I'm not going to babble about this. I don't want you to puke here reading all the same thing with the one at school.

On the eve of the 51st Ulang Tahun Kemerdekaan, I was watching the boxy TV; there were concerts held around "ibu negara", celebrating the historical moments. People were packed everywhere, man and women, muhrims and non-muhrims. IDK how many of them had been there sheer early only to be at the front. And I also don't know how many Muslims left their prayer that night. I did watched Meet Uncle Hussin perfomed (on TV, for sure). One of their song was entitled "Saya Anak Malaysia". It wasn't a really good song but I don't even care about that. It's just that, when the band was right there up on the stage, performing that song, I could see the vocalist was jeling-jeling at the lyrics. He even muted for some moments. Tak sempat berlatih kot.

Someone : The song's title is "Saya Anak Malaysia". But what the hell is the appearance of them? It's not truly Malaysians'.

Happy Merdeka Day! though

(should get a patriotism injection)

I suggest you to read this : Counterfeited History? at Harakahdaily.Net. Not that I'm being at either side by this but that could make you think.