Reply to SNAP’s Deal with BN- The Damning evidence
Sarawak Report is against the BN or is pro the BN? Why is Sarawak Report so happy to swallow the entire fabrication by a “BN supporter in KL”? Does Sarawak Report believe that if there is a plot between BN and SNAP, that the KL people will send the “explosive evidence” and “highly confidential” plan to Sarawak Report?
To me, the report is invented by greedy, self-centred PKR to kill SNAP even at the expense of an opposition victory.
Let’s look at the FACTS:
PKR is the one splitting the opposition votes with 3-cornered fights. After cornering DAP to only 15-seats and PAS 5-seats, PKR grabbed the balance 50 seats. But the PKR candidate for Pakan disappeared on nomination day. PKR now has 49 candidates. Talk is that the PKR candidate was bought. If SNAP had not fielded a candidate, then the BN would have got a walk over!! These are facts that PKR must answer.
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PKR had also fielded a candidate against the SNAP President, Edwin Dundang, at Marudi. The excuse was that PKR was afraid that the SNAP President might not turn up at the nomination and give the BN a walk over. Such a ludicrous statement was made by PKR.
Edwin has been fighting BN and Taib Mahmud even before PKR set foot in Sarawak. It therefore becomes suspicious why PKR wants to spoil the chances of fellow opposition SNAP which had joined PR last year. Are some PKR leaders agents of BN? Where did Azmin Ali get all his money to fund his nationwide party election last year?
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SNAP contesting only in Dayak majority areas is totally consistent with their struggle to restore Dayak unity.
Whether one agrees or not with them, that is their struggle at this stage of the party. It is one of the oldest party in Sarawak, formed in 1961, even before Malaysia was formed.
SNAP members in DAP and PAS areas are openly supporting DAP and PAS. SNAP also avoided contests in Dayak seats like Bakelalan and Batang Ai where where PKR’s Baru Bian and Nicholas Bawin are accepted to be the strongest and have the best chance of beating BN. This is proof of SNAP sincerity.
Upon the collapse of negotiation between SNAP and PKR on the eve of nomination, PKR leaders like Tian Chua speculated that SNAP gets money from KL sources. This shows that PKR leaders are afraid of their own shadows. SNAP gets support from well wishers and common enemies of BN. Two days ago PKR Sarawak leader Baru Bian confirmed that SNAP has run out of money.
One might ask, where is PKR getting the money to fund its massive campaigns? Who is paying for the hordes of PKR campaigners from Peninsular Malaysia to fly to Sarawak, stay in hotels and spend their way through? Top financier of PKR is Sng Chee Wah, the top crony of Anwar in the UMNO days. Everybody in Sarawak and Sabah knows that kind of character Sng is.
In a way, we cannot blame PKR for being suspicious of other people. After all, PKR has the most number of defectors. MPs, assemblymen, ketua cabang and leaders at all levels have left PKR. Can they all be wrong? Some of those who remain in PKR are scandal ridden leaders, some charged for corruption, some fighting for projects and sand mining permits and one caught in nude. There is a whole load of heavy baggage in PKR.
The fact that PKR’s own leaders cannot be trusted is their own problem. They should not accuse others of untrustworthiness. They, after all, have no monopoly over the opposition. There are many, many people opposed to the BN and UMNO but are not aligned to PKR. SNAP is helping DAP and PAS. SNAP cannot help PKR for the simple reason that PKR wants to kill off SNAP. PKR by fielding candidates against all SNAP leaders is splitting the opposition to help the BN. SNAP by avoiding staying out of non-Dayak areas has helped the opposition.
Finally, how about the mystery of PKR fielding an unknown candidate against MoCS (Movement for Change Sarawak) candidate at Balingian, the seat held by white hair Taib Mahmud? Once again, PKR has caused a split in the opposition vote of MoCS candidate Salleh Jafaruddin, who is a senior leader with enough stature to take on Taib.
After the Sarawak elections, we must investigate the real motives and greed of PKR.
I reckon all the party from WM should pack their bags and get their boat back to WM.
ReplyDelete1. Why they are so busy body to interfere in East Malaysian politic?
2. Why they are so greedy want to contest in East Malaysia to compete with Local opposition party indirectly to benefit the ruling government@BN?
3. Why can't they work as a team with local opposition party?
The only answer is party from WM are GREED!
Hope the people can judge this discreetly.
ReplyDeleteRakyat mempunyai penilaian tersendiri dalam hal ini.
ReplyDeleteI can't seem to trust PKR.
ReplyDeleteEast Malaysia don't need PKR.
ReplyDeleteIt's all up to the people to decide. So vote wisely people!
ReplyDeleterakyat Sarawak perlu membuat pilihan dengan bijak.
ReplyDeletekebanyakan rakyat pasti tahu mana yang terbaik untuk mereka. semoga mereka membuat pilihan yang tepat dalam pilihan raya Negeri Sarawak nanti.
ReplyDeleteRakyat harus menilai mana yang baik dan mana yang buruk.
ReplyDeleterakyat Sarawak pasti tau menila parti mana yang terbaik buat mereka.
ReplyDeleteSetiap parti mempunyai motif tersendiri, jadi rakyat kena pandai menilai dengan baik.
ReplyDeleteBetul, rakyat jangan mudah tertipu oleh pihak sebegini. Mereka mempunyai mainan politik yang agak sukar kita ketahui. Maka jangan tersilap memilih dan menilai. Pastikan yang terbaik untuk semua.
ReplyDeleteJangan mudah terpedaya. Mengundilah dengan bijak.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/2011/04/13/when-will-anwar-ever-learn/
ReplyDeletemotif yang paling jelas, masing2 mahu merampas kekayaan Sarawak. kalau Pakatan benar2 mahu memperjuangkan hak rakyat Sarawak, kenapa masih kedengaran rungutan rakyat di empat buah negeri yang mereka tadbir sekarang?
ReplyDeleteWhen will Anwar ever learn?
ReplyDeleteApril 13, 2011
FMT LETTER
From Rakyat Tulen, via e-mail
I’m not talking about his private life. I’m talking about his leadership style. By putting up so many candidates in the Sarawak elections, many of whom are hopeless, PKR is doing damage to the Pakatan Rakyat coalition.
DAP and PAS are doing much better in the campaign thus far. The record breaking, huge crowds at the main towns are the work of DAP. Anwar just went and spoke.
PKR’s stars like Baru Bian in Bakalelan and Nicholas Bawin in Batang Ai are strong leaders in their own right. They are credible Dayak leaders from earlier parties like SNAP and PBDS.
PKR only gave them the platform to contest after SNAP and PBDS were “deregistered” by the BN-controlled Registrar of Societies.
When will Anwar learn that he and his henchmen Azmin Ali and Tian Chua cannot go around talking down to people?. Sarawakians are a proud lot. They do not like to be told what to do.
Dictator Taib Mahmud too, does not like it when Najib and Muhyddin told him to step down. Sarawakians prefer to throw out Taib Mahmud themselves. There is no need for the Prime Minister and Deputy Prime Minister to interfere. Sarawakians know what to do.
But Anwar does not know what to do. He is making the same blunder that he has made with PKR in Sabah. He chose the wrong leaders for the wrong reasons. Half of PKR’s Sabah leaders have left the party. The remaining half are at each other’s throats.
Anwar severely misjudged the politics of Sabah when he put a controversial, born loser Ansari Abdullah to contest in the Batu Sapi by-election last October.
PKR members walked out of the Pakatan gathering in protest after Anwar announced Ansari’s candidacy, followed by a humiliating boxing match at the Sandakan airport.
Along the way, Anwar burned his bridges with local party SAPP, the one and only party that left the BN government to help Anwar.
Anwar is creating enemies of friends everywhere. DAP in Sarawak, SNAP, SAPP, Hindraf, NGOs, MCLM, Movement for Change Sarawak and many other groups.
Pakatan to form the next government will need to rally more people from a bigger spectrum to take on the BN. What Anwar and his henchmen are doing is to drive away people who could help him become Prime Minister.
Are Azmin and Tian Chua and Anwar’s inner circle worried that more people will share their power when they form the next government? When will Anwar ever learn?
Mess after mess, why PKR? Lebih baik Parti Kita kah?
ReplyDeletePKR is not very stable now. They need to pull their act together if they wanted to survive.
ReplyDeletePKR has not shown its sincerity to help the Sarawakians. They are only interested to use East Malaysia to serve their own selfish purposes.
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