Remove network school/network state from Malaysia for good

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The issue

In recent times, Malaysia has faced numerous challenges, one of which is the threat posed by the concept of Network School/Network State. This idea, often propagating a Zionist-like agenda, is highly concerning for many Malaysians. Viral videos on social media reveal alarming intentions to isolate areas like Forest City from Malaysia's sovereignty. The fear is that such moves could transform Malaysia into another Gaza, a place renowned for its strife and lack of autonomy.

The notion of Network States gaining influence undermines our national SECURITY, unity, culture, and heritage. As we witness history unfold in other regions, it is imperative to learn from global experiences and safeguard our beloved nation's future. This petition seeks to preemptively protect Malaysia from such an agenda by urging our lawmakers to take decisive action against the establishment of any Network Schools or Network States within our borders.

It is crucial to address this issue before it takes root, not only for the current generation but for future Malaysians who deserve to live in a country free from external manipulation and influence.

While innovation and international collaboration are vital for Malaysia's progress, they must not come at the expense of our national identity and sovereignty. We must carefully scrutinize any educational or state concepts that could potentially erode our societal fabric.

By signing this petition, you support a Malaysia that remains united, sovereign, and free from externally imposed agendas. Join us in demanding that our government take immediate steps to ban the establishment and influence of any Network Schools or Network State configurations in our nation.

Protect Malaysia’s future—sign this petition today and make your voice heard.

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