By Raymond Tombung
THE TRUTH is my knowledge of politics is so shallow, I often get totally perplexed by the behaviours of politicians. Sometimes I miss the cue and fail to fathom too deep into the intricacies of the political mind game. I too often end up looking at both sides of the coin and then seeing all sorts of additional dimensions linked into the areas of culture, religion, race, power, position, business (development projects), personal vendetta, personal vice and indiscretions, Machiavellianism etc.
Journalists are supposed to read deeper than the surface of the thin newsprint, and see beyond the niceties and officialdom, and no longer be mystified by the seemingly strange mechanizing, innuendoes, shenanigans, gambits, games baits, get-it-by-hook-or-by-crook stratagems spinning like tops on steroids below the surface of the hot political headlines.
Many of my fellow analysts have been accused of misquoting, exaggerating, selective focussing, even bias, but it all because we are only humans, having the strengths of weaknesses as the case may be, with thinking and writing.
Although with age comes wisdom and added insights, there are times in the political developments which defy the understanding of the most seasoned analyst. The development at first seems easy to comprehend, but the more you try to make sense of it, the more befuddled you become and the wider and more complicated the interlacing of interests appear to be.
The case of the Datuk Wilfred Bumburing and Datuk Lajim ditching the BN is a very good example of this. In their case it is not easy to know what really is going on! Wilfred has left Upko and BN outright, he has dissolved his Tuaran Upko division, closed the Tamparuli office, taking with him all the Upko members including those in Kiulu, while Sulaman hadn't had any member to speak of for years.
This situation has left Datuk Madius in a kind of lurch; his campaign to replace Bumburing on the Tuaran parliamentary seat won't be as easy with so many of the old hands gone - and now voting against him!
As for Datuk Hajiji he is widely seen as unshakeable in Sulaman. Despite the virtual disappearance of Upko in Tuaran, the party's support had never been critical for his electoral survival in Sulaman. So, he is not perturbed. But Datuk Jahid may lose a lot of votes in Tamparuli without the Upko support, but his personal popularity may carry him across again, even against Bumburing. Could other factors, like STAR, tip the balance?
These are the easy parts of the whole affair. What is not easy to understand is the strategies behind Bumburing continuing his struggle with the unregistered Angkatan Perubahan Sabah and Lajim continuing his moves under the also unregistered Pakatan Perubahan Sabah.
Come the GE13, they will be contesting by "borrowing" PKR's tickets. The question lingers as to how they will use the winning tickets. Are they going to use them to demand terms, and failing to get what they want, will they jump elsewhere? And if so, to where? Certainly, not back to BN?
The belief is that the duo have been promised by Anwar the leeway to choose candidates for 17 and 18 seats respectively, with promises of the highest state cabinet posts if they win big. So far Bumburing has already mobilized his ex-Upko groups in many divisions, including in PKR strongholds, working independently of the PKR.
Many PKR leaders are still in denial mode about this reality and insist Datuk Seri Anwar wouldn't be so reckless as to make such promises to the two BN deserters, but Lajim is already demanding his 17 seats! The PKR old guards still believe a harmonious relation with the Bumburing and Lajim groups can still be built. But already, online comments are asking if the neither here nor there arrangement is practical or even possible.
They were wise to stay outside the PKR to avoid becoming another Dr. Jeffrey who became a punching bag in the party, but Bumburing's and Lajim's men will eventually clash with the divisional leaders and YB wannabes in PKR.
An online comment made on August 1 says: "Ambrose Sipin the division chief will be replaced by [Datuk] Tan Yong Gee. Anthony Mandiau the division chief of Kota Marudu will be replaced by [Datuk] Maijol Mahap. Stephen Sondoh the division chief of Keningau will be replaced by Petrus Guriting.
Halik Zaman the division chief of Tenom will be replaced by Biau Suyan. Ansari will be replaced by Matbee and many more. This is because the old PKR leaders had failed to move the party forward due to lack of support. Hopefully Lajim and Bumburing won't be played out by Anwar as what he had done to Dr. Jeffrey."
This comment is no exaggeration. Even in Kiulu Bumburing's John Hussein is the new potential candidate, setting aside Gaibin Ransoi and Sindin Ranggangon.
And will Datuk Kalakau get his chance to contest for the Tuaran parliamentary seat with Bumburing pushing his weight? Like it or not, Sabah PKR has to wake up from the temporary excitement of the duo's aligning with PKR and deal with the force of their stronger leaders and sizable following.
Dilemma or not, under the circumstances, Anwar had little choice but to accept them with offer of some kind of assurance for the political future, candidacy being the main consideration. Bumburing had denied candidacy as his motivation for ditching BN but this is hard to swallow.
Anwar knows full well that PKR Sabah is in such urgent need of a new leadership injection after the KDM exodus with Jeffrey, that half-way gains are far better than none - never mind that the understanding with SAPP has to be quietly jettisoned.
And mind you this is not the end of the problem because Anwar has promised more surprises or "good news" to come from Sabah - the wild, wild east - and online portals are already talking about "All eyes on Ghapur Salleh" to follow suit.
There is also the purported Umno links being brought into the whole equation by Lajim, who is said to be clandestine pawn by one Sabah Umno leader to give that leader an advantage and tactical leverage against another state Umno warrior. Of the two, Lajim certainly appears the more mysterious because he had not resigned from Umno but only moved over to align with the Pakatan Rakyat.
When his federal cabinet post was revoked he declined comment, sparking more speculations about his real intents. Verbally, Lajim is in the PR but technically he is still a BN/Umno member and this very position with one leg on each side of the political divide is where the analytical prowess of the observer fails because, with his actions, all the laws of politics have broken down - or is the real politics manifesting in all its refined sophistication here? Maybe, but the question of principle forthrightness must arise, as well as the unflattering question of motive, including the possibility for keeping the door ajar for new deals?
For some kind of limited redemption, the best that the Janang Gayuh can do to defend his discomforting position is to say that he is purposefully doing it to frustrate BN and Umno, and to let them suffer the pain of deliberating over him and eventually sacking him. But this process comes with a doubling of misgivings, and worse, the mystified observers are now making all sorts of wild interpretation and speculations.
Overall, the duo in fact had substantially diminished the impacts of their frogging by the nine-month delay in their official announcements. The double announcements in Tuaran and Beaufort made separately, reportedly at the suggestion of Anwar, was a mistake. By doing it in the two venues, the two leaders were somewhat relegated into district leaders, their images diminished by the village contexts.
The announcements should have been done in a combined function in Kota Kinabalu for synergy where the prestige of the state capital and the state-level aura would have elevated them to higher prominence, what with the ease of access by the press corps. That was PR's PR (public relations) blunder. As it is, the two function and their respective speeches didn't garner much excitement nor lighted much fire.
The biggest weakness was that they failed to say anything new. What can they say that STAR had not articulated already? One online article even expressed amazement at how Lajim made it into a non-event.
What a sharp irony that it was Lajim who said STAR's political direction was not clear, much to the annoyance of STAR leaders. And then he himself personified this allegation by going into a limbo, confusing us about where he really wants to go politically. Political guessing game can heighten the suspense and intrigue, but carried too far it becomes a drag.
WB's battle is copy and paste from Star's Borneo Agenda and state rights except Star wants Sabah to be 1 of 3 equal partners but WB follows PR that Sabah's autonomy is to be in line with the Constitution which is Sabah as 1 of 13 states. If Sabah continue to have leaders like WB, Sabah will continue to be 1 of 13 states and the poorest in Malaysia.
ReplyDeleteIn Beaufort LU group and AI is shouting INI KALI LAH. Isn't this Star's battle cry?
In short, WB, LU and to an extent AI and PKR are just riding on Star's popularity and vision for Sabah to be autonomous with restoration of Sabah's rights except Star is fighting for Sabah to be autonmous as 1 of 3 equal partners but the others all want to use Sabah and make Sabah remain as 1 of 13 states. Ask anyone linked to Pkr, WB, LU and AI, they will avoid answering whether Sabah should remain as 1 of 13 states or be restored to 1 of 3 equal partners.
Like all true and patriotic Sabahans, I want Sabah to be 1 of 3 equal partners. Don't you all agree? or do you want Sabah to remain as 1 of 13 states?
REAL SABAH & SARAWAK NATIONAL INDEPENDENCE IS BETTER & SWEETER!
DeleteWHY CONTINUE ANOTHER 50 YEARS OF A COLONIAL RELATIONSHIP?
COUNTDOWN TO COLONIZATION DAY – MALAYSIA 16 SEPTEMBER
Read this article by a Sabahan- Part 1
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“Malaysia Day’s Janji Tak DiTepati Rakyat DiBohongi”
As we sadly countdown to 16 September “Malaysia Day” the day we were recolonized, a native person reflects on some 50 years of the new colonialism. (Published in the Borneo Herald… )
http://borneoherald.blogspot.com.au/2012/07/malaysia-days-janji-tak-ditepati-rakyat.html
“Malaysia Day’s Janji Tak DiTepati Rakyat DiBohongi”
What a East Malaysian think on the eve of Merdeka
In the past 55 years and more, they have made us poorer still
After more than 50 years of “Janji tak diTepati, Rakyat selalu diBohongi”, Iet us say goodbye to UMNO BN. Is this coming GE 13 (PRU 13) the end of BN in Sabah? Sabahans must realise that they have replaced the white men imperialist’s colonialism with brown skin UMNOputras.
In the year 1963, people of Sabah and Sarawak were conned or sweet-talked to join Malaysia; and later still, UMNO either branded them as “pendatang” and now classify them into Bumi versus non Bumi. Even if they were classified Bumi, their status are second class Bumi only unlike the peninsular Bumis (Malays mostly) who are more privileged.
They made a lot of empty promises and until today we remained the poorest in the country. Look how pathetic we are still.
They have even hijacked their own religion Islam and started to call us non-Muslims like as if we are non-humans or subhumans (remember how Hitler’s Nazi Germans treated the Jews and other non-Germanic peoples as Untermenschen) and treated us like second class citizens too like they treated the Chinese and the Indians.
Only the Malays and Muslims (or the Mamak Malays like Mahathir and his other half-Indian crony Nor Yakcop who nearly bankruped the country speculating Bank Negara forex reserves) are accorded first class Bumi status.
Believe it or not, hotels in Sabah and Sarawak still serve pork unlike West Malaysia. For that matter, hotels even in Indonesia, Turkey and Dubai still serve pork. Only in Malaysia Boleh country, haram food is given a new stricter meaning i.e. ” If as a first class Muslim (Malay) what I cannot eat; you also cannot touch because it is sensitive to us Muslims.
Things had come to a stage that “if we puasa during the month of Ramadan, you not only cannot eat in our presence you should not be handling food or operating any eateries too – just like what we are forbidden to do”.
“If we impose Islamic hudud laws (in UMNOnised Malaysia Boleh country) it also meant the non Muslims must abide by our rules and laws. If you want to stay in my country you obey my rules. Otherwise you balik India, balik Cina.” This is UMNO philosophy whether you like it or not. This is their Ketuanan Melayu country. But where are we supposed to go if we don’t accept their rules?
Jump into the deep blue sea or take a dive down Mount Kinabalu?
PART 2
Delete“Malaysia Day’s Janji Tak DiTepati Rakyat DiBohongi”
Jump into the deep blue sea or take a dive down Mount Kinabalu?
We the natives of Sabah and Sarawak have no say in what they want to impose on the land. They rape and plunder our jungles for its vast riches like it belongs to their great grandfathers. Our so-called native customary rights (NCR) are simply rode roughshod in their pursuit of wanton greed. They demand unquestionable special Malay rights but we get nothing even when we are called Bumi in Sabah and Sarawak. They practised double standards just the same as over in the peninsula.
They have forgotten that the love of money in their greed and corruption is the root of all kinds of evil. These UMNO devils have also forgotten that Malaysia was formed by 3 separate entities: Malaya, Sabah and Sarawak. These UMNO scumbags think that Sabah and Sarawak are merely the 13th and 14th states of Malaya. If that was so why change the name to Malaysia.
They forgot the original agreement was equality with Malaya as a whole. The federation of Malaysia was formed when these three separate countries – Malaya, Sabah and Sarawak – came together to establish a bigger new country. Brunei opted out first and then Singapore left. Look how advanced and prosperous they are now compared to us after we joined Malaysia.
We are going nowhere.
To get around the illegals via the scandalous Projeck M issue, they sent their corrupt immigration and police force here so that we will be subservient to them and not treated as equals. This is exactly how Barisan Nasional operates here: they suppress our indigenous native rights so they can have a free hand to rape and plunder our abundant natural resources for the benefit of the first class Bumi in the peninsula especially the UMNOputras.
We the natives of Sabah and Sarawak remain the poorest of the country as a whole and the most poverty stricken in the land. By keeping us weak and backward they hope we have no means to oppose them in their rampant corruption.
UMNO is the top dog while the rest get crumbs only. It is this total unashamed apartheid policy by UMNO and their BN gang which is destroying us and our country. Domino effect hopefully takes over from here…more to come from Sabah..and likely Sarawak also…what goes around comes around..it’s called karma.
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Anonymous August 8, 2012 9:10 AM
OUR LIFE BEFORE & AFTER 1963-
Many thanks to the author for saying all those things with the pictures. They sum up our fate in “Malaysia”.
This article sadly reflects on the changes in “East Malaysia” since 1963.
Many can identify the simple democratic values we had then and now.
What “democratic values”? These values were our practice of a harmonious and tolerant society on a people to people level.
Since Sabah and Sarawak were made part of a new “country Malaysia” we have seen 2 resource rich countries re-colonised and stripped clean of their wealth in 50 short years? Why?
Why has it taken us intellectuals so long to see this destruction of our way of life before we started to question what has happened to our society?
By comparison we had better life in a bygone era, our age of innocence.
Independence should bring with it the betterment of the people’s lives and socio economic progress not social regression greater poverty and a more repressive and backward culture.
In other words we remained colonies by a switch from the old to a new colonial master.
Comment IN HORNBILL UNLEASHED by ANTI-MALAYAN COLONIALISM — August 8, 2012
Sabah+sarawak+malaya= malaysia.
Delete1 of 3...
Delete1 of 3 is clearly not acceptable to BN or PR.
DeleteSabahans must choose local parties only for their future.
It's enough with those things. Their departure won't affect BN in a whole say. So why we have to worry about?
Delete1 - 3 of course...
ReplyDeleteIt is better to go with the flow. We are dealing with the people and not robots.
DeleteIf we want to wear new shirt, we should not question the intent of Lu, WB, AL or SAPP or whoever they are? We must proudly work together as a team representing SABAHAN to flush out BN of Sabah Land.
ReplyDeleteMatters petaining to the state shall be decided by SABAHAN not Anwar or Najib or Anybody else!!! It must be Sabahan, I mean pure Sabahan. Pick any of the 32 ethnic races of Sabah.
History told us the formation of Malaysia is an agreement between 34 parties that was MALAYA, SINGAPORE, SARAWAK AND SABAH. I am agreeble that we should be equal partners or equal to 1/3.
The concern SABAHAN of KEDAYAN and BISAYA descendent!!!!
Wait till SAPP, PKR, STAR to walk together first. As far as I know they still cannot unite and cooperate for the greater good of Sabah.
Deletepembangkang di sabah mana mahu bentuk kerjasama...masing2 ada agenda tersendiri...
DeleteSTAR and SAPP must also be careful with PR.
DeleteDon't end up like SNAP in Sarawak when its members and supporters are divided due to PR false allegations calling them as being "BN Agents" during election campaigns.
I won't be surprise if LU and WB will be used by PR to divide Sabahans on the issue of Borneo Agenda.
"We must proudly work together as a team representing SABAHAN"
DeleteBut the Sabahan leaders themselves could not work together to build a strong team.
I don't think by voting SAPP or other oppositions will make a difference in our lives. Do they have money in hands?
DeleteVote for them first then we will find out.
DeleteLong live BN long live PATI ..... Mati STAR !!!
ReplyDeleteStar have something to worry about, Lajim will be forming a Sabah People's Front while Bumburing will set up a People Reformation Movement.
DeleteAnyway, BN Badan Neraka memelihara PATI, hidup BN mati pembangkang...!!
Delete"JANJI PATI 55 TAHUN MERDEKA, MASA UNTUK MEMBALAS BUDI, UNDILAH bn..."
SEDARLAH........!!!! TUKAR....!!!
" UNITED WE STRONG..."
TUMBANGKAN bn DI SABAH...........!!!!!!
STAR tukar jadi STAR WARS sajalah..
DeleteIllegals should be banned in Sabah forever.
DeleteWe as SABAHAN needs to be mature in the way handle politic to ensure we are not being the political mileage of others!!!
ReplyDeleteChief Minister of Sabah urge Sabahans not to fall for the tactics of the opposition that tries to give the impression that Barisan Nasional is shaky and disunited following the exit of certain leaders.
DeleteSabahan voters are wiser than before, hopefully. Main concern is how clean and fair the election can be? How to get rid from the phantom voters and project ic?
DeleteNow STAR is registered already so what say you?
DeleteSTAR, SAPP, ANGKATAN PERUBAHAN SABAH, PAKATAN PERUBAHAN SABAH, PASOK, UPKO, USNO, PBS, LDP AND OTHERS TO name a few can die. But what matters is SABAHAN!!! How many Sabahan holding the Post Of Pengurus Ladang and Pengurus Besar at FELDA Sahabat and SIME DARBY in SABAH?????
ReplyDeleteThink about it???
If we keep on bowing to thier knees, I am sure in no time YB pinjam dari Alor Gajah will be our Chief Minister.
The local opposition parties still failed to cooperate for the greater good of Sabahans.
Deleteya la...tu pembangkang cakap saja lebih tapi masih keliru...
DeleteWith so many Sabah local parties, how can they unite if all of them want to be the chief?
DeleteDr Marcus Makin Mojigoh said the BN party is more solid now than it was before the defection of several leaders like Lajim Ukin and Wilfred Bumburing.
ReplyDeleteDIURANG INI ADA BELAJAR POLITIK, INILAH POLITIK KOMPUNGAN NAMANYA....hehe..........
DeleteTukar saja bah.......!!!!
For whatever reason they gave, we hope they do the best in the future.
ReplyDeleteThere's nothing else they can do but to move on and do whatever they want to.
ReplyDeleteHope they did not do something stupid such as to humiliate the Government.
ReplyDeleteMalaysia was formed by Malaya, Sabah, Sarawak and Singapore on 16 Sept 1963. Before 1963 Malaysia did not exist. This year, 2012, Malaysia is only 49 years old. How come the Federal Govt and the Sabah BN Govt is celebrating 55 years of independence? and not 49years? Why, why, why?
ReplyDeleteSabah gained independence on 31 Aug. 1963. Why is the Sabah BN Govt not celebrating the independence of Sabah, 49 years of independence on 31 August 2012? Why, why, why?
THE DATES ARE A CLEAR INDICATION OF UMNO MALAYAN'S INTENTIONS TO MAKE SABAH SARAWAK AS THE 13 & 14 STATES OF MALAYA.
DeleteTHEY HAD THOUGHT IT OUT LONG BEFORE WE HEARD OF "MALAYSIA" AND DECIDED WE SHOULD CELEBRATE THEIR "INDEPENDENCE DAY"
BUT YOU CAN NEVER CHANGE THE DATE YOU WERE BORN!
pasal tu lah pakar sejarah patut tampil dan membidas perkara ini yang jelas memesongkan rakyat malaysia...
DeleteOleh kerana itu, kita harus, kalau boleh, REJEK semua parti Malaya yang bertanding di PRU13 nanti.
DeleteThis merdeka issue is confusing. Every year this question will arise.
DeleteDon't cry for me Sabah.
ReplyDeleteThe truth is we never loved you.
All through our 1963 days
Our mad federation
We kept our promise
Don't keep your support for us
From 1963 all we want is your resources, your oil and your wealth.
Now we send you Umno and PTIs, we now want your State..........
adapted from the song 'Don't cry for me Argentina':)fight for our right!
Deleteahahahahaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa..............begitulaitu..
ReplyDeletePolitik tipu...lah..
tukar bah........
Some people are just fond of writing long and winded stories just to show that it is the way they write that determines their rice bowls and the kind of meals they will be eating for the day.But worst of all at the end of their political stories people still do not grasp the gists of what they are trying to tell and convey to you.Their job is to confuse the minds of the readers and they know the indepth they write about a story and put a lot of zigzag into it the more people tend to believe them.Why is this so? Well it is because they are the most unreliable writers who try to create the feelings among readers that they write with knowledge and responsibility hiding the reality that they are not.They are the master spinners and the best way out is to ignore them.If you come across any article by the same writer all you have to do is ignore.Remain focus and support UMNO/BN for it is the only party that will save us from the new born politicians who are trying so hard to leave their old marks and refreshing themselves in their new forms alluring they hope those who have missed all their wrongdoings in the past.
ReplyDeleteSome people are just fond of writing long and winded stories just to show that it is the way they write that determines their rice bowls and the kind of meals they will be eating for the day.But worst of all at the end of their political stories people still do not grasp the gists of what they are trying to tell and convey to you.Their job is to confuse the minds of the readers and they know the indepth they write about a story and put a lot of zigzag into it the more people tend to believe them.Why is this so? Well it is because they are the most unreliable writers who try to create the feelings among readers that they write with knowledge and responsibility hiding the reality that they are not.They are the master spinners and the best way out is to ignore them.If you come across any article by the same writer all you have to do is ignore.Remain focus and support UMNO/BN for it is the only party that will save us from the new born politicians who are trying so hard to leave their old marks and refreshing themselves in their new forms alluring they hope those who have missed all their wrongdoings in the past.
ReplyDeleteNICE TRY!
DeleteIF WE ARE VOLUBLE OR LONG WINDED IT IS BECAUSE UMNO BN SUPPRESSED US FROM EXPRESSING OUR THOUGHTS FOR NEARLY 50 YEARS.
IT IS THE PROCESS OF CLARIFYING OUR IDEAS & BETTER THAN UMNO BN BRAIN WASHING & COLONIZATION IDEAS
IF YOU THINK THERE IS ONLY ONE WRITER- THEN YOU HAVE NOT SEEN WHAT IS ON THE INTERNET YET!
KINDLY GIVE US GOOD REASONS WHY SABAH & SARAWAK SHOULD REMAIN COLONIES FOR UMNO PLUNDER?
apa focus, focus !!!! ?? huh....!!!
Deleteko mau fokus untuk mengeringkan hasil-hasil negeri Sabah supaya KL kembung perut kah??????...!!!!!!!!!!!!
kau pengkhianat.....!!!!!!!
Anak petagas your writing also not that short ba..... ahem.
ReplyDeleteKesian dia tdk sadar ba tu...anak tagagas u punya tulisan pun long2 la...
Deletehaha... I do always ignored Anak Petagas comments or writting in here, its full of shits... (Lembu always shit twice...akakaaaak..)
ReplyDeleteT U K A R laaaa............
S'wak rep quits BN to join rebel party - Mkini
ReplyDeleteHAAAAAAAAAAAAA.....!!!!!
ReplyDeleteTUUUUUUUKAAAAAAAAAAAAR......!!!!!!
tukar bah.....!!!!
Ya..batul..inikalilah...tukar...kasi tukar.....ai...kasi tukar ja ba...inda pakai suda tu....tukar saja...
Deleteapa yang mahu tukar?
DeleteKasi tukar tu kerajaaan, kerajaan karang simpan sama tu PATI. Sabah terus dibelengu kemiskinan. Semua bandar2 negeri sabah dipenuhi spesis PATI. Kota kinababalu la yang paling teruk dan malang, depan belakang kiri kanan semua pun ada PATI, tengok atas pun pasti ada PATi. Sebab tu kasi tukar ne kerajaan sekarang.
Deletebiar rakyat buat pilihan nak tukar atau tidak.
DeleteWB dan lajim ni ada agenda tersendiri...
ReplyDeleteWhat they need is harmony and unity amongst themselves.
ReplyDeleteWe need to learn how to handle issues politically.
ReplyDeleteThe oppositions still have to cooperate.
ReplyDeletePR seperti sukar untuk bekerjasama dengan star.
DeletePlease avoid disrespecting the government.
ReplyDeleteRespect must be earn NOT demand by any Government.
DeleteLet's move on for the bettherment and growth of the country.
ReplyDeletestar + sapp + wb+ lu - pkr-pbs-upko-pas-dap= sabah
ReplyDeletesemuanya akan kalah pada PRU13.
DeleteMALAYSIA IS NO LONGER IN EXISTANCE EVER SINCE SINGAPORE WAS OUSTED THAT IS FACT SO SABAH AND SARAWAK SHOULD NOW BE FREE TO RULE ITS OWN.FULL STOP...
ReplyDeleteMalaysia Agreement is valid. Sabah is 1 of 13 states in Malaysia. Petronas 95% Sabah 5%. Janji ditepati. .... MA, JPK, BD, RD, MO, Umno, PBS, Upko, Mca, Gerakan, Mic, Hidup BN.
ReplyDeleteMalaysia Agreement is valid. Sabah is 1 of 13 states in Malaysia. Petronas 80% Sabah 20%. Tukar. .... PR, Pkr, Dap, Pas, Sapp WB, LU, Sabah kita kontrol dari KL.
Malaysia Agreement must be complied with. Sabah 1 of 3 equal partners. Petronas 50% Sabah 50%. Restore Sabah. .... DDJK, Star, Rakyat Sabah, Hidup Sabah, Sabah rakyat punya.
Mereka hanya menjadi alat Anwar untuk menawan Sabah dan Putrajaya. Lepas tu tiada sudah kena peduli
ReplyDeleteBelum apa-apa macam seperti orang sudah berjaya menawan Sabah pula. Ini sebenarnya adalah rancang Anwar. Mencari MP menjadikan MP sebagai menarik pengundi kepada PR.
ReplyDeleteAda yang mengatakan bahawa Lajim dan Bumburing keluar parti disebabkan mereka mahukan jawatan yang lebih tinggi dalam parti tapi tidak kesampaian.
ReplyDeleteramai juga yang menyatakan memang baik mereka keluar pati daripada menjadi gunting dalam lipatan.
ReplyDeleteAnwar memang pandai pancing si Lajim sebab dulu pun dia pernah pancing juga si Lajim ni.
ReplyDeletebiarkan mereka, masih banyak isu lain yang lebih penting untuk diberikan perhatian.
ReplyDeletetidak hairan jika Lajim lompat parti, sebab dia pernah buat begitu juga dulu.
ReplyDelete