How can we be happy on the eve of Umno agenda to disenfranchise all our Sabahans?
The new year brings with it one clear and present danger to the peace loving people of Sabah.
They are facing the likelihood of the electoral system being changed in such a way that the legitimate Sabah voters will be outnumbered by "illegals" instant voters created by UMNO rigging of the electoral system.
Last year (2012) PM Najib's many visits to Sabah were more than just to show his love and concern for the welfare of Sabahans.
In fact he was discussing with Sabah UMNO and organising the re-arranging of the voting pattern in Sabah.
"ILLEGALS" USED TO STACK ELECTORAL SYSTEM
The rumours are out that many "illegals" are being "moved" on paper into constituencies where UMNO is weak to ensure its winning these seats and also into areas of Opposition domination to weaken the opposition numbers and win those seats. This is also happening in Malaya.
This means UMNO can engineer a landslide victory for the Sabah side of the elections. This will ensure that UMNO will retain power and get back its majority seats in the Federal Parliament.
Sabahans if you have not yet woken up- this plan to dis-empower and disenfranchise you is a clear and present danger to your freedom as citizens in your own country.
If UMNO succeeds, then the illegals effectively have been used to take over Sabah in terms of numbers.
Whether this is constitutional or not is another question. With their two third majority UMNO can further change the constitution and totally disenfranchise us.
MELAYU RAYA CRYSTALLISATION
This will complete the implementation of UMNO's Malay supremacist religious apartheid system imposed by stealth on Sabah over 50 years as part of its Melayu Raya (Greater Malaysia) agenda.
The "Melayu Raya" concept was specifically excluded by Point 5 of the Sabah 20 Points Agreement with Malaya. It says: "Malaysia" but not "Melayu Raya". But it has become reality.
It explains the thinking behind the UMNO and Perkasa pronouncements that all non-Malays or Muslims are "pendatangs". But Muslims who are illegals and pendatangs are welcome into Malaysia to bolster UMNO¡¯s numbers stacking game.
We all feel angry over disenfranchisement in our own country in all areas spelt out in the 20 Points
Agreement.
One of the most important Points is on "Borneonisation" which was to put genuine Sabahans in charge of not just the civil service but embraces the control of our resources and finances.
Over 50 years Sabahans were sidelined and Malayanisation took place whereby Malayans were put
in direct charge of our government machinery.
Then the people were disenfranchised when UMNO seized control of our oil and land resources.
All these had been done with the help of the local collaborators called "traitors" by many Sabahans
and we know who they are.
Sabahans now have also to compete with illegals for jobs as in the oil palm plantations.
Sabah was turned into a one crop colonial oil palm plantation just as the former colonialists had
turned Malaya into a one crop rubber plantation as a main source of the country's income dependent
on the mercies of the world economy.
With over supply caused by the glut of oil palm plantations everywhere in Malaya Sabah Sarawak
and Indonesia and other parts of the world competing for markets, it is no wonder that there is a
rampant fear in Sabah of a crash in this industry.
CLEAR & PRESENT DANGER OF LOSING CONTROL TO ILLEGALS
All these disenfranchisements will pale in comparison to what will happen. It is a certainty that UMNO will do anything to stay in power.
Short of another declaration of emergency rule, using "illegals" to out vote local Sabahans will look "legitimate" and "democratic" at home and abroad.
So think seriously on how we can stop this UMNO move.
If UMNO wins we all have to endure another 50 years of colonial domination and it will be worse as in 50 years time the children of illegals will take over Sabah.
A simple fact can clarify a lot. The 1960 Census showed that Sabah had only 0.4% Brunei Malays (and they do not claim close relations with Malayan Malays). There were no other Malays in Sabah
then!
The book "Lest We Forget" by Dr. Chong Eng Leong has figures showing that the "illegals" are now everywhere in Sabah.
Now more than half of Sabah's population are instant "Malays". Where did they come from? Like instant noodles, the "illegals" were manufactured by UMNO! It is all part of UMNO's power game and agenda for "Melayu Raya".
This is not to scare any one but to alert them to the danger that is staring at them.
A number of 49% of rakyat in this country is expected to choose to vote for Barisan Nasional (BN) for the upcoming General Election, compared to 21% for Pakatan Rakyat.
ReplyDeleteParti BN. Ini kerana kita sudah nampak sendiri kejayaan pentadbiran yang telah diberikan.
DeleteJangan mudah terpedaya dengan permainan yang dibuat oleh pihak pembangkang.
DeletePelbagai janji manis ditawarkan dan dijanjikan. Namun tidak semua itu adalah benar.
DeleteBN contribute a great development in Sabah.
DeleteBN byk membawa pembangunan kepada negara.
Delete30% lagi merupakan golongan atas pagar, kebanyakannya terdiri daripada belia.
DeleteAdakah PKR jugs berkeupayaan memperjuangkan yang terbaik untuk rakyat?
DeleteTHE INDEPENDENCE ISSUE ALWAYS DRAW THE WORMS OUT OF THE ROTTING BODY OF MALAYSIA!
DeleteJudging by the number of comments here defending the legitimacy of Malaysia we can understand its sensitive nature...
There was never a review if the Federation relationship which was required to done and we see that this was part of UMNO Malay supremacist plan to dominate colonise and plunder Sabah and Sarawak.
The "independence in Malaysia" for which Sabah and Sarawak actually sacrifice their independence is all but a sham created by Britain and Malaya!
We do not care for such a colonial relationship and demand an independence referendum!
Another 30% is still undecided and they are usually voters who would vote on the last minute. That was the result of the study made by Universiti Malaya’s Centre For Democracy and Elections group (UMCEDEL).
ReplyDeleteHasil daripada beberapa kajian pun melihat sokongan kepda BN tetap kukuh.
DeleteKerajaan BN masih menjadi pilihan disebabkan oleh kerajaan BN banya membawa perubahan kepada negara.
DeleteJangan biarkan rakyat ditipu oleh permainan politik pembangkang yang ingin mencari sokongan.
DeleteAda juga rakyat akan lompat parti, jumlah ini susah untuk diramal.
DeleteBN akan tetap menjadi pilihan rakyat.
DeleteKajian dan ramalan kadang2 menaikkan semangat dan tidak kurang menjatuhkan semangat. apapun, selagi PRU belum tiba, masih ada masa untuk berkhidmat kepada rakyat.
DeleteBn masih parti yang kuat, bukan mudah untuk ditanding oleh pembangkang yang berpecah belah.
DeleteThe study involve 2,282 respondents and interviews were done among various ethnics such as Malay, Chinese, Indian etc. It was done from March 31 to April 15 with a margin error of 2.1%. About 55% that were interviewed were men while the rest were women.
ReplyDeleteKita mesti bangga dengan kejayaan kerajaan BN mentadbir negara sehingga sekarang.
DeleteKerajaan masih juga terus memastikan hak dan kepentingan rakyat dapat dipertahankan.
DeleteKerajaan yang mementingkan kepentingan rakyat dan sentiasa memperjuangan demi rakyat adalah pilihan yagn terbaik untuk rakyat.
DeleteBuatlah pilihan yang bernas kerana kerana parti pemerintah telah terbukti mampu menjaga kebajikan rakyat dan seterusnya membawa keamanan dan ketenteraman kepada negara ini.
DeleteThe result showed that Pakatan Rakyat would still need to work really hard before they could take over Putrajaya. This also show that voters who remain undecided will play a vital role come election day.
ReplyDeleteRakyat harus bijak menilai sama ada benarnya BN masih boleh atau pembangkang yang berkeupayaan memperjuangkan yan gterbaik untuk rakyat?
DeletePilihan yang terbaik adalah Kerajaan BN.
DeleteJangan mudah terpedaya dengan permainan pembangkang. Terutama sekali daripada pihak Anwar dan Yong Teck Lee.
Deletepembangkang byk buat janji2 palsu dan cerita palsu, kena hati2.
Deleteusaha bukan hanya dilaksanakan bila dekat2 PRU.
DeleteItu juga terpulang jika rakyat memberi peluang kepada PKR untuk mengambil alih putrajaya.
DeleteBukannya senang nak merampas Putrajaya daripada pegangan kuat BN-UMNO.
DeleteYakin ja pengundi dapat menerima baik pendekatan dan penjelasan yang diberikan mengenai situasi politik negara, mereka harus tidak salah memilih serta keluar mengundi, menyokong calon BN.
DeleteMalaysia sebuah negara aman tanpa peperangan mahupun permusuhan sepertimana yang berlaku di luar negara malahan tiada rakyat yang kebuluran.
DeleteBesides that, efforts that were introduced by the Prime Minister, Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak seems to have managed to attract huge support with 2/3 of respondents said that they truly support the government.
ReplyDeleteIn the study, respondents were also asked whether adding more programs by the Prime Minister would add their support for BN or not. For that, 68% of them mentioned their support on the Kedai Rakyat 1Malaysia program while 74% agreed with the Klinik 1Malaysia program.
ReplyDeleteThe result of the study showed how hard would it be for Pakatan Rakyat to form a federal government after the coming GE considering that most rakyat are happy with the initiatives that has been done by the current government.
ReplyDeletePR harus kerjasama dengan pembangkang lain untuk memperjuangkan misi dan agenda yang sama.
DeleteBukan mudah untuk pembangkang untuk bekerjasama, masing-masing ada misi sendiri.
DeleteIn the same development, the research also learned that the majority of Chinese and Indians are expected to vote for Pakatan Rakyat in Selangor while Malay support at the state will balance out the competition between Pakatan and BN. 60% respondents from Indians and 49% Chinese respondents said that they will support Pakatan Rakyat at the state, with only 20% Indians and 16% Chinese who support BN.
ReplyDeleteHowever, both parties have the same amount of support among Malays, with BN getting the advantage of 34% compared to Pakatan, 33%. Meanwhile in Perak, Pakatan Rakyat might face a close war to retain the state that they won in 2008, before BN took it over in 2009.
ReplyDeleteBN raised majority support from all races, especially the highest support, Indians, with 67%. Pakatan only raised 5% support from Indian. BN also has the advantage of 36% in Malay voters and 35% Chinese voters compared to Pakatan who only gas 30% support from both races.
ReplyDeleteIndeed BN will still win in coming election, but the no of seats may not as great as before.
DeleteDespite that, 34% of Malay voters and 35% of Chinese are still yet to decide on who to vote for. This show that Pakaran still has the chance to win the state for the coming election. The study also found that Pakatan would be able to keep the amount of support that they have been getting in Kelantan, with 44% of respondents showed their support to them compared to BN with 27%.
ReplyDeleteDespite that, 34% of Malay voters and 35% of Chinese are still yet to decide on who to vote for. This show that Pakaran still has the chance to win the state for the coming election. The study also found that Pakatan would be able to keep the amount of support that they have been getting in Kelantan, with 44% of respondents showed their support to them compared to BN with 27%.
ReplyDeleteINDECISION WILL COST YOUR FUTURE JUDGING FROM THE COMMENTS IN THE ARTICLE WHICH IS REALLY ABOUT UMNO'S ELECTORAL REFORMS!
ReplyDeleteAnd what is this? _ SHIFTING phantom voters and "illegal" voters around local constituencies to strengthen UMNO votes
Time and again, we have listened to the opposition's over the top vitriol on two very emotive issues to Sabahans; the promise of 15% increase in oil royalty to Sabah and the allegation of federal government taking away all Sabah resources and in return, giving almost nothing back to Sabah.
ReplyDeleteThese issues must be answered factually and timely to prevent anyone from being deceived into emotional shadow boxing by the opposition.
Deletethe 15% increase in oil royalty issue. While on the surface it sounds quite appealing, there are serious concerns over the mechanics needed to bring the notion to fruition. Making promises is one thing; executing them is another thing all together.
ReplyDeleteThe petroleum business is not a business arrangement for the Average Joe. The capital outlay, technical challenges and financial risks are so great and prohibitive that only the companies which have specialized expertise and bottomless bank accounts normally dare enough to go into it.
DeleteImagine trying to lower drilling pipes, 4.5km from the sea level, in an intensely-pressurized environment to search for the elusive black gold. It requires special and extremely expensive equipment and expertise which only the world’s oil major players (the likes of Shell, Murphy Oil, ExxonMobil, etc) possess. The cost of exploration drilling could run into hundreds of millions of dollars which would go to absolute waste should no oil be found in vicinity of choice.
DeleteThe nation’s oil company, Petronas, like her counterparts in other developing countries (Indonesia, Venezuela and Nigeria etc), does not have the capacity to absorb the financial risk mentioned above.
DeleteIt is not financially equipped to spend billions on research and development and take on the financial risks in the exploration and production phases when the same billions are very much needed to be spent on the country’s development.
DeleteIn addition, unlike Petronas - which primarily operates within Malaysia’s waters - the oil majors enjoy economies of scale. They operate all over the world which helps to defray the costs of R&D, the exploration and production phases.
DeleteIn the event that oil is actually discovered, the capital that needs to be spent in the subsequent phases is even more substantial. It is reportedly said that the cost of the oil production phase could reach as much as RM2 billion. Sometimes even more.
DeleteTo cushion such uncertainties and spread the financial risk, Petronas enters into a joint-venture agreement (known in the industry as Production Sharing Contract or PSC and later, a variant called RSCs or Risk Sharing Contracts) with multinational oil companies like Shell, Murphy Oil or ExxonMobil and others.
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