In rural areas it is still difficult for people to understand, that is if SAPP is different now compare to when SAPP was still in BN fold three years ago. But sign so far is encouraging everywhere by day. One and a half year ago many of my friends even shied away because I joined SAPP now my mobile phone is exploded so to speak surely it means something.
In areas, UMNO stronghold there is some resistance to even talk openly about politics. They have been indoctrinated by UMNO style politicking for the past 48 years I therefore can understand the difficulty. Race and religion still the main menu, which I would like to explore more given chances.
SAPP is going to stay around as long as they are people subscribed to the idea the we must first put our house in order with solid voice.
We will be launching our SAPP manifesto shortly to put things in better picture of what SAPP is fighting for. We actually don’t talk about Sabah for Sabahans; this phrase wasn’t created by SAPP but our political opponents.
Leaders in SAPP come and go but the culture has started. I wouldn’t be with SAPP if SAPP were still with BN and for people, who think like me, let's study the likely picture of Sabah in another 50 years.
It will take time but basically we are talking about durability and not fly by night kind. PAS didn’t last long like today if the earlier leaders were selfish then and looking solely for self-interest, so too DAP, who ever thought 50 years ago that DAP could form a State government?
Yes they are still people especially the old guards who think things don’t change. I can leave them as they are without making them my enemies; the new generation are in our side urban Bumiputras are thinking nearly similar to Chinese neighbours not that they are influenced by the Chinese culture but due to access and exposure and experience the real world, while in kampongs many things are shielded because of the political system, UMNO practices if you not my friends you are my enemy, to me don’t have to be my friends to be my consultants or advisor, even my enemies may give me good advice.
By Amde Sidik, Deputy President of Sabah Progressive Party SAPP
Tempat mana SAPP bolih menang?
ReplyDeleteManifesto SAPP semua temberang.Siapa bolih perc aya la.Buang masa rakyat saja.Masuk balik BN saja lah.Buat kacau No 1.
ReplyDeleteAmde wrote about the urban bumiputras supporting SAPP.I wonder who these people he is referring to.
ReplyDeleteI suppose they are from the kampungs but working and staying in the city or just working in the city and going back home to their kampungs to sleep.The real urban bumiputras now are the PATI who had been given the privilege by BN government to be the citizen of this country.One hard fact is they are holding the same colour I/C as you and I are having.
YTL knows that better for he has many friends from this group and I am not surprised SAPP has already enrolled them as party members.Thats why it is lauding itself as a multi-racial party.
Thats being the case I am afraid that one day they will be streaming into SAPP and sitting in its high office.
So many jealousy people here against SAPP. No doubt! with the emerge of SAPP, alot of the party import from malaya puppets are very afraid and scare of SAPP. They will try very hard to do slandering against the good name of SAPP.
ReplyDeleteKeep up the good job SAPP! We all the Sabahans will rally behind you to SHOW THE EXIT DOOR to all the malaya party in the coming election.
who is this mr. "bolih" man which never failed to talking like he is expert on politic and the rakyat sentiment. only talking shit. bolih pigi la....
ReplyDeleteAnonymous said...
ReplyDeleteManifesto SAPP semua temberang.Siapa bolih perc aya la.Buang masa rakyat saja.Masuk balik BN saja lah.Buat kacau No 1.
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