Ku Li - Tak perlu layan PAS waktu PRU15 nanti...

 

Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah menyerang PAS susulan kegagalan menyelesaikan masalah air di Kelantan dan turut mengkritik sikap PAS dalam soal kerjasama politik dengan UMNO.

“Apa penting PAS ini? Di Kelantan pun air berkarat lagi. Dah berpuluh tahun dia (PAS) berkuasa di Kelantan.

“Sekarang ini kita dengar nak ambil masa 30 tahun baru boleh menyelesaikan masalah air yang merah karat warnanya.

“Nak beri laluan kepada dia (PAS) apa lagi? Dia dah berkuasa di Kelantan. Dia dah dapat kerusi terbanyak di Kelantan,” tempelaknya. Bekas Menteri Kewangan itu juga secara spontan menjawab sambil ketawa, “Dia (PAS) nak dunia.”

Bagaimanapun, Ku Li mendedahkan sikap bolot Pas seperti berlaku di Terengganu dan Kedah.

“Dia (Pas) tak nak bagi UMNO masuk dalam Exco (kerajaan negeri). Tapi sekarang dia masuk kerajaan Pusat. Jadi menteri dan sebagainya.

“Di Terengganu pun dia (PAS) tidak bagi. Kita ada banyak kerusi di Terengganu tapi satu kerusi pun dia tak bagi. Di Kedah pun sama. “Apa makna kerjasama?” soalnya lagi.

Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah berkata Umno tidak perlu beralah dengan PAS dalam soal pengagihan kerusi pada PRU15 kelak.  Meskipun bekerjasama dalam Muafakat Nasional sejak tahun lalu, namun keikhlasan parti Islam itu dipersoalkan.

Antaranya apabila mereka membentuk kerajaan bersama di peringkat persekutuan namun pemimpin UMNO tidak diberikan jawatan exco di negeri dikuasai PAS. 

PAS tidak perlu diberi laluan mudah dalam pilihan raya umum akan datang kerana parti Islam itu enggan memenuhi tuntutan UMNO, kata Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah. Katanya, biarpun kedua-dua parti itu berkerjasama dalam Muafakat Nasional (MN) sehingga kini pemimpin Umno tidak diberikan jawatan exco di negeri dikuasai PAS. - MD

Sabahans is fortunate to have such a leader with a dream and vision that cares for his people's welfare and the nation.

Also, he is a leader with courage to implement necessary changes that will benefit the people of Sabah and will not hesitate to make the tough and bold decisions and put them into action, just like dissolving the State Assembly in returning the power to the people of Sabah to choose their Ruler. - f/bk

Can Shafie make a difference 

in Sabah and Malaysia?...

Working in East Malaysia was an eye-opener. Having returned from studying overseas, it was like stepping back in time. There was the growing threat of religious extremism and Malay supremacy which many of us thought would be short-lived, but we were wrong.

At the time, the country was under Dr Mahathir Mohamad. Malaysia was being carved-up into factions - Malay and non-Malay, Muslim and non-Muslim, elites and the ordinary rakyat.

My employment in East Malaysia was both revealing and restorative. Restorative because it was only in East Malaysia that I could relive the days of my childhood and eye-opening because of the many ironies I found in Borneo.

At the time, my Sabahan friends said that three things fuelled their mistrust of the federal government: the MA63 agreement, the oil royalty issue, and the dual-threat of Ketuanan Melayu and Islamisation.

Today, the same three issues are a high priority. Nothing has been done by Sabah's leaders to address these grouses and the "Umno-Baru" leader for Sabah, Kinabatangan MP Bung Moktar Radin, alluded to this fact.

The BN candidates and supporters went to campaign but were stopped by the villagers.

The villagers asked the BN candidate about the promises made by the last BN candidate that 

were not fulfilled..The BN candidate was stunned and unable to give an answer,finally he left... 

Lets teach the traitors a real lessons!!... 

On Sept 15, he pleaded with Sabahans to give his party the mandate to rule again. He said, "Sabah Umno and BN - we have changed. From our leadership to skills, to our organisation. Why have we changed? Because we want to capture the hearts of the people and we want to convince the people to support us."

Despite their years in power, Bung and Umno-Baru did nothing to wrestle power away from Putrajaya and restore the rights of the Sabah people.

Oil money was used to build peninsular highways and the city of Putrajaya. All this while the roads and bridges in Borneo became decrepit. The heads of Sabah civil service departments were imported from West Malaysia and capable Sabahans were denied these crucial roles.

Many Sabahans living in rural areas chose to send their children to boarding schools. This was because a fear that I heard parents faced was their children returning home from national schools as Muslims. The allegations of forced conversions by teachers filled them with dread.

The issue of the word "Allah" being banned from use in bibles still upsets some Sabah Christians. These major decisions are dictated by Putrajaya. Is there any wonder why many Sabahans fear that their demography is being changed, by alleged forced conversion and the "Melayu" agenda?

Young Malaysians from Semenanjung may wonder why I often harp on about racial harmony and religious intolerance. If they are able to, they should grab any opportunity to live and work in East Malaysia, at least for a few years, to understand what I am talking about. Borneo is an eye-opener.

The attitudes of the East Malaysian people will do more for them than any article or political propaganda, to highlight the true meaning of racial harmony.

East Malaysia derives its strength from the diversity of its people. Intermarriage has blurred racial divisions. One family can have both Muslim and non-Muslim members. All festivals are celebrated without any issues, whereas in Semenanjung, some muftis ban Muslims from visiting the open houses of their non-Muslim friends, and discourage integration.

Despite its timber wealth and money from mining oil and gas reserves, the two nations of Sabah and Sarawak are the poorest in Malaysia. Why is Sabah only paid five percent of oil royalties?

Will Sabah politicians ensure that there is minimal environmental damage in its forest, waters, and soil? Proposed developments in mining, logging, and deforestation for plantation use may damage Sabah's natural beauty and destroy the flora and fauna, and harm its tourism potential.

Today, Sabah is not treated as an equal partner in Malaysia. The people of Sabah know that one faith or race, cannot be superior to another. Moreover, Mahathir's Project IC has done a lot of damage to Sabah. Worse still, the terms of the MA63 agreement were neither respected nor upheld.

At the end of the 19th century, a man called Mat Salleh from Inanam told his people to fight for their rights and defend their people and their way of life.

Mat Salleh was a Suluk-Bajau warrior who opposed the colonisation of the British in the form of the-then British North Borneo Chartered Company (BNBCC). The BNBCC taxed the local people who traded along the rivers in Sabah, and Mat Salleh led many armed rebellions against the BNBCC.

The irony was that, in 1963, the Sabahans were taken over by new colonial masters - the federal government. If the incumbent Chief Minister Shafie Apdal wins in next week's state election, he will be able to restore the dignity of the Sabah people and demand equal rights.

Will he also insist that the findings of former chief minister Fuad Stephens death on June 6, 1976, be made public? Why are the results of the Australian inquiry into the Nomad aircraft built by the Australian Government Aircraft Factories (GAF), also classified? Stephens was due to discuss the complex issues of oil royalties with Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah, who was the then finance minister and chairperson of Petronas.

More importantly, Shafie can show West Malaysia, that a nation cannot be manipulated by leaders who use race and religion to restrain their progress and development. - Mariam Mokhtar

Get Well Soon Tuanku...🙏🙏🙏

cheers.

Mana Jemin nak cari port semburit pula ni...

 

Jika PN-BN kalah, rakyat Sabah 

berjaya sekat PRU15 tergempar...

Pilihan Raya Umum (PRU) ke 15 menurut penganalisis politik berkemungkinan besar akan diadakan secara tergempar pada hujung 2020 sekiranya Perikatan Nasional (PN) dan BN berjaya dalam Pilihan Raya Negeri (PRN) Sabah.

Sebaliknya jika kalah, maka PN akan menangguhkan PRU tersebut untuk beberapa lama bagi mengelakkan tsunami Sabah melanda ke Semenanjung. Bagi Ahli Parlimen Tanjung Malim, Chang Lih Kang, pengundi di Sabah mempunyai peluang untuk menyekat politik caca merba dan membazir PN dengan mengalahkan mereka pada 26 September nanti.

"Saya gembira pengundi yang berada di Sabah memberi sokongan kepada Warisan Plus sebab Ketua Menteri Sabah, Shafie Apdal telah membawa perubahan baik semampu mungkin selepas PRU14 lalu.  Juga tempoh Warisan berkuasa adalah terlalu singkat (Mei 2018 hingga Julai 2020) dan mandat tersebut wajar diteruskan lagi.

"PRU15 akan diadakan kalau Warisan kalah PRN ini. Oleh itu, semua pengundi Warisan Plus berkemampuan dan akan berjasa besar menyekat PRU15 dilaksanakan dalam masa terdekat (dengan mengalahkan PN-BN)," katanya dipetik. - SR

Bung hentam Bersatu..Apakah kehadiran UMNO di Sabah selama 30 tahun ini telah membawa keuntungan yang lumayan bagi penduduk negeri Sabah ataupun UMNO lebih menguntungkan diri saja dan membawa masuk berbagai masalah bagi negeri Sabah? Contohnya Projek IC yang membawa masuk berpuluhan ribu orang Filipina untuk membantu dasar "divide and rule"? Kemungkinan yang besar sekali ialah PRN Negeri Sabah 26 September ini akan melihat UMNO Sabah kalah dan terkubur sama sekali.  This will be the end of UMNO Sabah. - ostd

Sorry Bung, I doubt UMNO will ever change...

At the launch of his coalition's Aku Janji campaign manifesto on Sept 16, Sabah Umno leader Bung Moktar Radin appealed to Sabah voters, “Give us a chance, we have changed”. First, credit to Bung. As the Sabah Umno chairperson and leading his party into the elections for the first time, he has to do what must be done - rally the people behind his party again after they had deserted Umno in GE14.

However, whether Sabahans will heed his earnest, perhaps futile, appeal or not is another matter. Let’s take a closer look and dissect Bung’s plea: "Today, I would also like to explain that Sabah Umno and BN - we have changed. From our leadership, to skills, to our organisation”.

Has the leadership in Umno changed? The president today is Ahmad Zahid Hamidi. Is he someone new or part of the previous kleptocratic regime which was brought to its knees by Malaysians in 2018. Isn’t the party president still facing a slew of charges for corruption and money laundering?

Bung himself became the Sabah Umno chief possibly because there was no one else. He was the only Umno MP left standing after 17 of his party colleagues (all elected representatives) led by Hajiji Noor left Umno to join Bersatu after GE14.

Had they stayed put, I doubt Bung has a ghost of a chance to be chosen as Sabah Umno head. Why? I have no intention to sneer at anyone, so let me leave a hanging statement.

Let’s be fair too. Not all the current leaders in Umno are the same rotten eggs. I think deputy president Mohamad Hasan (above) is a far-sighted man and a reformer. Unfortunately, he has not been given the room to shine.

In the old Umno before GE14, I had looked at Mustapa Mohamed and Saifuddin Abdullah favourably. They were the more sane guys (or so I thought) among the many self-serving leaders in Umno. But what did we see in them over the past two years - mere “jelly-fish” politicians without a backbone. Followers they are, with no leadership quality. Mustapa is a disappointment in my book, Saifuddin a bigger one.

There is the triple-jump event in field and track but Saifuddin must have excelled in the quadruple jumps in figure skating. This politician, who badly wanted to be a minister, had since jumped four times – from Umno to PKR, from PKR to being an Azmin Ali’s “bootlicker”, then to PN and finally to Bersatu.

This is what we can surmise about all those with the Umno DNA. They could be in different parties and coalitions today, but one thing is certain - the dreaded Umno DNA stays with them.

Changing skills in Umno? We are aware of what Umno is very skilful at, don’t we? Their leaders abuse power, steal and loot as if there is no tomorrow; they and their family members and cronies enjoy a lavish lifestyle. (Remember the guy who spent more than RM300,000 on a luxurious family holiday and then refused to settle his travel bills.) And shouting at the top of their lungs that they are in power to protect the Malay race and Islam. Even the Malays had awakened and voted them out in 2018.

By the way, who caused this “unnecessary” Sabah elections? Was it not Musa Aman, technically still an Umno member, who dreamed of returning as Sabah chief minister? One of Umno’s infamous skills is still intact - the party’s support for political frogs. Why some of the known "kataks" who attempted the July coup are still being fielded by Umno/BN as candidates?

Umno is still promoting the same rejected BN coalition and worse, now sleeping with its once-upon-a-time enemy, PAS, in their brand-new marriage of convenience. When you are rejected and weak, you will do anything to be on top again. That includes entering a quickie “marriage” and later “divorce” when you no longer need a partner who would soon be considered a burden.

In Sabah, Umno has got entangled in some strange alliances among a motley crew of PN, BN, PBS and others who are fighting each other in more than 10 seats. Is this a new Umno organisation? I don’t think so. 

Sorry Bung, come Sept 26, I doubt the people of Sabah will believe that Umno has changed. My gut feeling tells me that Warisan Plus will win the elections by a landslide. I could be wrong, but I wish to be right for the sake of Sabah and Sabahans.

Whatever it may be, the verdict from Sabah voters is likely this: Change from Umno is a long time coming…or it may never dawn at all. Sabahans, being politically mature, will not fall for the sweet words of some known unsavoury Umno characters. And Bung as a potential Sabah chief minister? That has to be the biggest joke to emerge from this election. - Francis Paul Siah,mk

cheers

Bagaimana Bolehland menjadi BullyLand???...

Satu lagi kes buli di kalangan pelajar2 sekolah..apa nak jadi Malaysia tanah airku???

What r they teaching our young? that Malays r the superior bullying race? We shud all be ashamed; no matter who the victims are  n what is saddest of all .... our authorities just stand by n let it happens. How can? Are we not teaching our young to be good citizens? or are we teaching them to take the laws into our own hands cos we r the superior race?

Nazi Germany started in similar fashion; believing the Aryans to be the superior race. The BOERS of South Africa also believed in superior white Africa; so did the white Rhodesian (present day Zimbabwe). n where did they end up?

Now America (US) started to believe they were the most superior nation on earth after the fall of the Soviet Union. The end is near once u start to believe u are more equal n entitled than others.God created all men to be equal. Once u believe u are more equal than others; then u have crossed into the dark side of  Evil. Devil makes u think u are superior so that u can do all the disgusting immoral deeds unto others n that is going against God. Pls viral video ini,lokasi, Anderson School Ipoh.- Amin Fasaili

"Azmin? Tak payah jawab. Biar dia hanyut dengan labu2nya" 

Luahan Hati Husam Musa...

Saya kan Bertanding Lawan Muhyidin Di Pagoh ...

Selama beberapa dekad Sabah telah kekal menjadi “tabung UMNO”. Walaupun Sabah merupakan sebuah negeri yang kaya dengan pelbagai hasil bumi, mengapa rakyatnya tetap miskin? Kerana pemimpin2 yang tidak bertanggungjawab ini telah membolot kekayaan Sabah untuk kepentingan mereka sendiri...

Guan Eng had no power but 

still feared by the Malays...

Former prime minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad’s interview with Malaysiakini was a train wreck for Pakatan Harapan. At this point, I have no idea which base the old maverick is attempting to appeal to. Are the Malays supposed to be happy at the expense of Chinese dissatisfaction?

The former prime minister’s description of how he castrated the finance minister’s role to ensure that the “Malay” base would not be spooked, is the kind of lesson in Malay uber alles politics that Harapan, or whatever is left of it, should pay attention to the next time it decides to hook up with a race-based party.

One the one hand, we had a castrated finance minister who had to run everything through Mahathir and on the other, we are supposed to believe that the old maverick encouraged discourse, and I suppose, dissenting viewpoints in cabinet meetings. In other words, all these discussions meant bupkis and ultimately like the finance minister's portfolio, everyone was bending the knee to the old maverick.

The former prime minister said: "We still have to give them, but what we gave to them was very small (compared to what the Malays got). But we could not say it then because then the Chinese would be angry. "That's why we didn't talk about that. But now we have to because I have to explain this thing."

So, the “Chinese” community was getting scraps from the table and everyone knew it, but nobody could talk about it. Now because the old maverick has a new Malay-based party, he can let the cat out of the bag. 

So, Malays are supposed to take comfort in the fact that the DAP was basically eunuchs in the Mahathir-led administration. Who cares what the Chinese think now because conventional wisdom dictates that eventually, they will come around to the realisation that it will always be this way in mainstream Malay politics.

All this is hilarious of course, because in 2012 while debating Chua Soi Lek, DAP secretary-general Lim claimed: “We should not bow to fate and have the right to equality. We should not kneel and beg. We should be brave enough to stand and ask for it.” Now, consider what Lim said in 2012. Does the behaviour of the DAP, in any way, shape or form, conform to the spirit or intent of that statement?

Of course, it does not. Why? Because the DAP is learning fast that dealing with Malay power structures on a federal level, and a bureaucracy that is, in essence, an extension of a political party (Umno) is complex and requires stratagems and rhetoric that are in total opposition to the egalitarian ideas that the DAP tells its base is the foundation of a new Malaysia.

If we are to believe the old maverick, and I see no reason not to, his description of how he controlled everything is exactly the way how he ran BN when he was in cahoots with the MCA. The way how Lim chose to give one-off payments to Malay-majority states even though everyone knew in the cabinet that the Chinese - and Indian - communities were getting scraps, should tell us everything we need to know of the kind of racial pandering that went on in the Harapan government.

This is how the Malay establishment wants it. Read, Aminuddin Yahaya’s piece in Malaysiakini - MCA boleh jatuhkan kerajaan Melayu-Islam? What the author describes in his piece is what the Malay establishment wants from its non-Malay partners. What they want is subservience.

Aminuddin is gleeful of the fact that the MCA only survived because Umno breathed life into it and bemoans the fact that even though the MCA relies on Malay-dominated polities, they continue insulting the Malay uber alles government with the interests of the community they represent.

He even makes the point that the MCA, in order to get back Chinese support, mimics the DAP – “Pada PRU 14, MCA sebenarnya sudah mati tetapi diberi nafas kembali oleh Umno. Ini kerana lebih 90 peratus daripada masyarakat Cina sudah menyokong DAP melalui PH dan menolak MCA. MCA yang memang sudah sekian lama terdesak mahu memenangi kembali hati pengundi Cina, mereka sanggup berbuat apa sahaja termasuklah ‘berperangai’ seperti DAP.”

That is the mainstream Malay political dilemma. You want your non-Malay allies to get the support of their communities, but you get spooked when they speak up on the issues that the community votes them in for. Aminuddin's piece is informative because it is devoid of the Bangsa Malaysia propaganda that Harapan peddled to its base before the election.

Under the Harapan regime, we have seen the rise of Zakir Naik, the machinations of the Perlis mufti, the abandonment of secular and egalitarian policies of the manifesto, the LTTE fiasco where Harapan political operatives were arrested, the "Chinese" communist scare, and various other pro-Islamic initiatives carried out by the ever compassionate Mujahid Yusof Rawa on the Muslim polity. And yet, the DAP was on the receiving end of its partners, especially from Bersatu.

All this happened while the base was told that it takes time to reverse all the “wrong” Umno had done over the decades. Of course, now we know that “wrong” is a malleable concept in politics.

Mahathir says that the DAP accepted a policy drafted by Malay intellectuals which were slanted towards the Malays. Of course, this in itself is not such a bad idea. The majority of Malays, after decades of political, social, and religious manipulations, need help in ways that would make them competitive in this ever-changing geopolitical landscape.

The problem here is that there is no evidence that the Harapan government, which included the best and brightest of multiracial DAP, were doing anything but playing the same game that non-Malay power brokers have been doing during the long Umno watch.

The big question is if Harapan comes into power again, will it continue the tradition of castrating important portfolios if it is led by a non-Malay or will the non-Malay leading the portfolio internalise his or her servitude? - S.Thayaparan

DAP and Chinese are not powerful in the sense of having raw powers in numbers or military or position. The malay politicians fears the Chinese because of the value it represents. The chinese sense of responsibility, hardwork and intelligence scares them. It makes them feel inferior and as such a desire for bullying and chest thumping. It also encourages exclusiveness so as to avoid direct comparison. The young malays should get out of this cocoon and faced the world confidently. Forever being afraid of some little Chinese is self defeating. - Just a Malaysia

It is tragic that the Malays are insular. First, they feared Lee Kuan Yew and threw out Singapore, now they fear Lim Guan Eng, will Penang be thrown out? How about fearing Kadazans and throwing Sabah out? - OrangeLion8586

Jika ada individu yang memakai gelang kuarantin (warna merah jambu, merah, putih, biru dan kuning) berada di kawasan umum, ia perlu dilaporkan kepada pihak polis bagi melindungi masyarakat daripada risiko jangkitan Covid19...

cheers.

Bung Mokhtar sahkan UMNO dulunya penyamun...

Beri Umno peluang sebab kami dah berubah, kata Bung Moktar Pengerusi Umno Sabah, Bung Moktar Radin menegaskan Umno dan BN bukan lagi parti yang penduduk negeri itu kenali suatu ketika dulu, sebaliknya mengalami perubahan.

Umno dan BN juga, kata Bung Moktar, kini komited menawarkan pentadbiran lebih telus serta menunaikan janjinya kepada rakyat. Pada majlis pelancaran manifesto Aku Janji hari ini, dia juga meminta rakyat Sabah untuk membantu menyelamatkan negeri itu yang didakwanya mengalami penderitaan di bawah Ketua Menteri Mohd Shafie Apdal selama dua tahun.

“Manifesto atau Aku Janji ini telah kita usahakan setelah melihat norma politik baru bukan saja di Semenanjung malah di Sabah. “Kita perlu memberikan tawaran baru kepada rakyat Sabah sebab rakyat Sabah menderita di bawah pemerintahan Warisan selama lebih dua tahun.

“Hari ini juga saya ingin jelaskan bahawa Umno dan BN Sabah, kami telah berubah. Segala bentuk struktur kami, dari kepimpinan, keterampilan, dari cari kami kendalikan organisasi kami," katanya di Kota Kinabalu.

Mknanye mmg dia ni dh mngaku la sblum ni memerintah mmg byk tipu rkyat la yek...tu yg kata nk brubah dh x sprti dulu....dulu korup la yek...buka pekung sndiri dia ni la.- Pasito Smok Vapeon

Berubah apa nya... Pegang saja kerajaan.. Berebut jawatan GLC.. Macam tu kata nak berubah kah... Kerja kau org nak merompak.. Menyamun - Illias Amir

Kalau beruk dapat bunga apa akan jadi.....angan2 beruk nak jadi CM...kat parliament x dapat bagi satu idea pun tapi hanya pandai jerit mcm beruk - Augustine Thomas Pereira

Apa yg berubah bung? Lps sorang, sorang tunggu turn naik mahkamah termasuk nko laki bini.. bertambah parah adalah.. - Johari Shamsuddin 

Berubah kepala hotak kau lah. Baru bulan lepas korang nak tebuk atap kerajaan negeri. Pembohong, Pencuri, Penyamun, Pemburit semuanya ada dlm kumpulan kamu. Haramkan tangan2 kamu wahai Sabahan dr berikan undi kpd geng2 haram jadah nihh.. Selamatkan Sabah..- Nordin Abu Bakar

Bung: Give us a chance, we have changed...

Sabah Umno leader Bung Moktar Radin insists that Umno and BN have changed and are committed to a fairer, transparent, and trustworthy administration that will deliver on its promises to the people. At the launch of his coalition's Aku Janji campaign manifesto, he also asked the people to help save Sabah from the 'disaster' that was wrought by Chief Minister Shafie Apdal's two years at the helm.

"We have tried this manifesto Aku Janji after seeing the new political norms not only in the peninsula but also in Sabah. "We need to give something new to the people because the people of Sabah have suffered under the rule of Warisan for more than two years.

"Today, I would also like to explain that Sabah Umno and BN - we have changed. From our leadership, to skills, to our organisation. "Why have we changed? Because we want to capture the hearts of the people and we want to convince the people to support us," said Bung.

"We also want to inform the people of Sabah, that these promises will be delivered 100 percent. "This is our promise. And if we reneged on our words, then this government would only last for a term, or maybe half of that," he said.

Suddenly remember this Umno leader Bung Moktar Radin. He shouted "F...CK YOU" in Parliament against the Oppositon. This "F...CK YOU" video clip is all over the social media. Sabahan must be crazy if they vote for him. Besides, he is awaiting criminal trials filed by the MACC for corruption!!...- wg321

Yes, Sabahans will change Bung ini kali. - LimePanda7217

UMNO/BN has changed !!! It's snowing in Sahara desert too. Sabahans, do you want thieves to govern your state?? - David

This rascal is facing Corruption and Criminal Charges in Court and he is asking the Sabahans to give him a chance to govern Sabah for 5 years..Sabahans should tell this corrupted n gangster like rascal,who is famous for using foul languages in Parliament that 5 yrs is just to long to put their future in him.Cheat us once,shame on you and cheat us twice,shame on Sabah Voters - dont just talk

A tiger would never lose its stripes. Bung along with the BN lots have looted Sabah for more than 60 years and asking to be given 5 more years to finish the looting. Sabah, rich with natural resources should have been more developed and its students shouldn’t have to climb trees to get phone signal for exams. Bung should repent and prepare himself to join Najib in Sungai Buloh - harimau_arif

ENOUGH OF YOUR BULLSHIT!!! BUNG... - TS

The three 'traitors'...

Take a good look at the three in the photo above - you know all of them. But let not time dim the great travesty that all three of them committed against the rakyat, becoming traitors to the collective will of Malaysians when they lied, cheated, and broke promises to engineer the downfall of a democratically elected government.

On May 9, 2018, a despicable decadent dictatorship headed by Najib Abdul Razak, the son of the second prime minister Abdul Razak Hussein, was overthrown by a motley coalition, Pakatan Harapan, whose leaders inexplicably and unaccountably allowed a previous despot and the master of patronage politics to become interim prime minister.

It was an incredibly bad decision by all in the core coalition of PKR, DAP and Amanah to not only admit Bersatu - a racist party, headed by Dr Mahathir Mohamad - but to allow him to become PM.

When Umno’s 61-year iron grip on the country, which progressively descended into corruption and decline from 1981 onwards after Mahathir became PM, was decisively broken, it was correctly heralded as a victory against authoritarianism, increasing corruption, total disregard of the rule of law, and the breakdown of transparency, accountability, and good governance. But the victory lay in shambles just 22 months later.

The first villain in this sorry episode in the nation’s history is, of course, Mahathir, now ex-prime minister for the second time. But coming close behind him are Muhyiddin Yassin, now prime minister and Azmin Ali, now senior minister. If any one of them had not betrayed the rakyat, we would not have the current explosive political situation in the country.

Even as Sabah goes to the polls and as national polls may be held soon, but more likely later given the shaky position of Perikatan Nasional, or PN, as clearly demonstrated by the Sabah fight over seat allocations, Malaysians of all races must forever remember the role the three traitors played in thwarting their genuine aspirations for a better, more inclusive country.

They said they were doing it for Malay unity, but they were doing it for themselves - to protect their own interests and their own cronies. They turned back the wheels on fighting corruption and cutting patronage and promptly went back to the old ways, in the process betraying all Malaysians, including the Malay race who they claim to be protecting.

One of the enduring myths as far as this change is concerned is that it is what the Malays wanted. That’s wrong. Some two-thirds of Malays voted for the opposition in GE14, PAS was in the opposition then. It’s simplistic to assume that PAS will now keep its same support level of roughly a third given their alliance, or should we say dalliance, with Umno. And who’s to say the support for Umno, already down to about a third from just over half in 2013, won’t decline further?

The truth is that this change was not because that is what the Malays wanted but what corrupt unprincipled Malay leaders wanted. They, including many “frogs” among them, conspired to bring this about through dubious alliances for their own good, not for the people they purport to represent.

Mahathir Mohamad

There is one over-riding reason why the ousted Harapan government did not perform as well as expected. That was the ineffectual leadership - perhaps even deliberate - of Mahathir. He stalled with reforms needed which would have strengthened governance, cut corruption, and put institutions back on a solid footing.

Instead, he said Harapan did not expect to win and therefore manifesto promises could not be kept or honoured. He sowed the seeds of dissension through Harapan by offering Lim Guan Eng the finance minister’s position without consultation with other parties, thereby earning the undying gratitude of DAP.

He drove a wedge between Azmin and PKR head and Harapan de facto head, Anwar Ibrahim, by bringing him into the cabinet while excluding Anwar and not so surreptitiously positioning him as Anwar’s alternative. He under-represented PKR in the cabinet while favouring Amanah, pushing Amanah and PKR apart.

There is a long litany of complaints against Mahathir, including the Sheraton Move. This article provides 22. In summary, if Mahathir had been a more effective prime minister and stuck to fulfilling manifesto promises, including passing the baton to Anwar, the Harapan government would not have fallen.

Muhyiddin Yassin

Right now, how much Mahathir was complicit in Muhyiddin becoming PM is a matter of conjecture, but anyone who follows Mahathir will know that he would prefer this arrangement of Malays having near-absolute power in government instead of genuine power-sharing for the benefit of all. But both the two Ms are of the “ketuanan Melayu” mould not because that’s the best for Malays but for the Malay political and business elite.

The first thing that Muhyiddin did was to muster support for himself by offering lucrative posts to nearly all MPs. He even postponed the convening of Parliament to reduce the chances of him losing parliamentary majority. You can read more about it here.

His Covid-19 plan, while praised widely, did not do enough for the poor, most of whom are Malays and other bumiputeras, leaving them in limbo. Part of the reason - he did not have the guts to make a pact with the opposition and go to Parliament for more funds to be given to the poor as explained here. He is an opportunist, not a saviour of the Malays. If he did not pull Bersatu out of Harapan, the Harapan government would still be in power.

Azmin Ali

This one-time staunch ally of Anwar used the excuse that the PKR leader was not supportive of him when allegations of a homosexual relationship were made. But that was a convenient event for him to distance himself from Anwar and further his own “career”. That seems to be in jeopardy as Umno is now deeply suspicious of him given his past record and is envious of his rapid rise.

I remember him eloquently and emotionally singing Anwar’s praises at an election rally in Gombak in 2013 but in politics, words count for little and one should choose allies by the strength of their actions. If he had not taken his 10 or so MPs out of PKR, Harapan would have survived as the government.

Going forward into GE15, we Malaysians must continuously remind ourselves of such traitors, what they did to us, and how they derailed our legitimate expectations for a better country for all of us, setting the country back for years if not decades. They deserve no forgiveness.

Remember too that there are extensions of them - such as the former boy minister, Mahathir’s protege, who is now touring Sabah ostensibly to support Warisan. In future coalitions that the current opposition makes, it is vitally important to choose your partners and new entrants carefully.

Remember too that Mahathir’s Malay-only Pejuang and his boy protege’s soon-to-be-launched multi-racial party for all youth will be looking for partners to team up with to become kings or at the very least kingmakers.

This time reject them firmly and you will have a better chance of staying in power - if you win that is, no easy task. Let not the fish jump out of the net again after it is caught. - P.Gunasegaram,mk

cheers.

2 kontrak tanah Y.Sabah diberi kpd the Aman brothers...

Datuk Seri Mohd. Shafie Apdal mendedahkan dua kontrak tanah milik Yayasan Sabah yang diberikan selama 100 tahun kepada ahli keluarga Tan Sri Musa Aman dan Datuk Seri Anifah Aman pada tahun 2015 dan 2018.

2. Tanah tersebut yang berkeluasan 11,000 hektar dan 50,000 hektar terletak di Hutan Simpan Kalabakan yang diberikan kepada Jawala Plantation Sdn. Bhd. (Jawala Plantation) dan Rentak Hasil Sdn. Bhd. (Rentak Hasil).

3. Kedua-dua perjanjian itu yang berakhir pada tahun 2115 dan 2118 didedahkan Ketua Menteri ketika berucap dalam Majlis Bersama Rakyat di Kunak pagi ini.

4. "Ini peta Yayasan Sabah apa yang disebut ini Jabatan Perhutanan Sabah sulit lagi, apa yang dibagi Hutan Simpan Sepulut, Hutan Simpan Kalabakan di Sepulut 11,000 hektar dari tahun 2015 sampai 2115 Hutan Simpan Sepulut siapa dibaginya, Jawala Plantation.

5. "Siapa dia, Tan Sri Majid Khan punya syarikat, anak dia pegang sekarang ini, Hutan Simpan Kalabakan keseluruhannya 11,000 hektar siapa punya?

6. "Syarikat siapa ini, ini keluarganya namanya syarikat ini yang dimiliki oleh keluarga Amin Khan, si Elbert Lim hampir 50,000 hektar tanah hampir 100,000 ekar dari tahun 2018 sampai 2118, 100 tahun tanah.

7. "Banyak lagi kalau saya nak sebut, syarikat Yayasan Sabah, apa syarikat Yayasan Sabah ini, Sabah Softwood Sdn Bhd apa yang dimiliki oleh Sabah Softwood 50,000 ekar dimiliki oleh Sabah Softwood.

8. "Daripada 50,000 ekar dimiliki Sabah Softwood ada satu kilang di tengah-tengah Softwood ini nama dia Rentak Hasil Sdn. Bhd.

9. "Rentak Hasil ini Softwood Sabah, Pengerusi dia dulu Musa Aman sekarang saya pasal automatik Ketua Menteri jadi pengerusi.

10. "Dulu Lembaga Pengarah dia Abdul Halim Egoh anak Tan Sri Hamid Egoh keluarga dia.

11. "Rentak Hasil anak syarikat Softwood dimiliki oleh Softwood 50 peratus, Rentak Hasil dimiliki oleh Perintis Bernas Sdn Bhd 5 peratus, siapa milik Rentak Hasil ini yang miliki syarikat di tengah-tengah Softwood yang ada perjanjian bagi minyak CPO kelapa sawit 100,000 tan setiap satu tahun perjanjian dia.

12. "Rentak Hasil siapa punya syarikat? Pemilik dia anak si Anifah Aman,” katanya.

13. Mohd. Shafie berkata, dokumen tersebut adalah bukti kerakusan keluarga Musa Aman merampas hasil bumi Sabah untuk kepentingan dan kekayaan ahli keluarga mereka.

14. Tegasnya, beliau sedia disaman dan akan menjadikan dokumen-dokumen perjanjian itu sebagai bukti.

15. " Saya ketua menteri saya tahu apa terkandung dalam dokumen kerajaan ini, ini bukti dia bukan tiada bukti. - borneo today

How PPBM and UMNO engage in a proxy 

war in Sabah while PAS was abandoned...

There’s a reason why they said “there’s no honour among thieves”. But in the case of backdoor Perikatan Nasional (PN) government, a loose coalition led by backdoor Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin, the word honour does not exist at all in their dictionary. The only word the so-called “Malay-Muslim” parties – UMNO, PPBM and PAS – recognise is “power”.

As demonstrated by PM Muhyiddin himself, for the lust of power, the 73-year-old cancer survivor would not think twice about becoming a traitor. In fact, the “Malay First” Muhyiddin was more than willing to bribe and work with a crook like former PM Najib Razak just to get enough votes to topple his own legitimately voted Pakatan Harapan coalition government.

Under the pretext of Malay-Muslims unity, Muhyiddin pulled his party PPBM (Bersatu) out of the Pakatan ruling government and formed a fragile Perikatan coalition with then-opposition UMNO and PAS. Muhyiddin is a classic example where a Malay leader could abandon principle in exchange for power. But it was a wishful thinking that the 3 tigers can live happily ever after on the same mountain.

As caretaker Chief Minister Shafie Apdal unveiled what appears to be a powerful slogan – “We Are Here To Build A Nation, Not A Particular Race Or Religion” – as the Sabah state election kicks off after the nomination day, the opposite is happening to the Perikatan Nasional federal government, who happens to be the opposition in the Borneo state.

Actually, from the moment Mr. Shafie foiled Mr. Muhyiddin’s second coup attempt by decisively dissolved the Sabah Legislative Assembly before former Chief Minister Musa Aman could topple his government, the writing was already on the wall that not only both PPBM and UMNO cannot work together, but will try to destroy each other instead.

Make no mistake. The Sabah election is essentially a proxy war between two leaders – PPBM President Muhyiddin Yassin and UMNO President Zahid Hamidi. The lame duck prime minister, who depends on UMNO support for his government survival, desperately wanted to win Sabah election to strengthen his position before calling the next 15th General Election.
Muhyiddin Yassin - Prime Minister Legitimacy In Question

If Muhyiddin could lead Perikatan to capture Sabah, he may weaken Shafie’s powerbase and swing over his 9 MPs, the priceless commodities that would allow the prime minister to survive until the end of his term in 2023 without calling for a snap election. More importantly, a victory would provide him the bargaining chip when negotiates with UMNO over seat allocation for the next nationwide election.

But Zahid, who is facing record 87 charges related to money laundering and corruption and criminal breach of trust (CBT), is equally desperate to win Sabah to prove not only his leadership in UMNO, but also to legitimise UMNO’s dominance in both Perikatan Nasional and Muafakat Nasional, an alliance between UMNO Malay nationalist party and PAS Islamist party.

More importantly, if Zahid could drive Barisan Nasional (comprises UMNO, MCA and MIC) to recapture the Sabah state that it lost in the 2018 General Election, it would further weaken Muhyiddin’s power and probably force the PM to drop all the criminal charges against him. After all, did not Muhyiddin’s appointed Attorney General Idrus Harun drop all the 46 criminal charges against Musa Aman?

The distrust between PPBM and UMNO saw how PM Muhyiddin was humiliated when he had to call off a highly anticipated launch of his Perikatan Nasional in Sabah on August 29. Malaysian Indian Congress (MIC), a component party of Barisan Nasional, was persuaded by UMNO to pull out from joining Perikatan at the eleventh hour, a slap in the face of Muhyiddin.

Already hit with UMNO’s refusal to formally join his Perikatan, Muhyiddin wanted allies in Sabah to contest under a new PN logo. But Zahid purposely made negotiations over the campaign as difficult as possible for PPBM. The once dominant UMNO prefers to contest under its decades-old BN (Barisan Nasional) flag in an ugly tussle for dominance ever since Muhyiddin was sworn in on March 1.

With less than 24 hours before the nomination day on Saturday (Sept 12), Muhyiddin was forced to chair an emergency 90-minute meeting with all allies that included PN (consists of PPBM, PAS, Star, SAPP), BN (comprises UMNO, MCA, MIC and PBRS) and PBS (Parti Bersatu Sabah) to prevent multi-cornered contest. Zahid emerged from the meeting and said everyone had agreed to avoid clashes.

Of course, the UMNO president lied through his teeth. Before nomination day, there were 11 state seats that clashed among PN, BN and PBS. After the nomination day, the seats that will see clashes increased to 17. Zahid had deceived Muhyiddin, pretending to agree, but behind the scene, he deliberately ignored the truce brokered by the prime minister.

But it was not only BN under the leadership of Zahid who broke the promise not to compete against each other. PBS, on the other hand, distrusts both PN and BN when the Sabah-based party suddenly decided to contest in 22 seats instead of initial 15 seats. Hilariously, in the same 90-minute meeting, Muhyiddin launched a new opposition alliance called Gabungan Rakyat Sabah (GRS).

Muhyiddin thought that his hastily formed GRS, comprises his own Perikatan Nasional coalition (PN), Barisan Nasional (BN) and Parti Bersatu Sabah (PBS), could work the same way he betrayed and toppled his previous Pakatan Harapan government. He didn’t realize he could only use the trick once. Zahid saw the deception and countered with his own false pretences, as did PBS, a party led by Maximus Johnity Ongkili.

Zahid has nothing to lose by openly undermining and challenging every single decision of the prime minister. Since Najib was convicted and sent 12 years in jail, Zahid has been creating troubles – refused to join PN, coaxed MIC to reject PN, suggested Bung Moktar as UMNO’s choice for Sabah Chief Minister post, decided UMNO and allies to contest in all 73 seats against PN and whatnot.

At the end, 447 candidates will fight for Sabah’s 73 seats – an average of 6 contestants for one seat. Bengkoka seat alone is a jaw-dropping 11-cornered fight. Muhyiddin’s PN has 29 contestants while Zahid’s BN insisted on contesting 41 seats and PBS has pushed its 22 candidates to fight in the already crowded battle.

The fact that UMNO will contest 32 seats as compared to PPBM’s 19 suggests that lame duck Muhyiddin fails to control UMNO. To save face, the prime minister retaliated by proposing Sabah PPBM Chief Hajiji Mohd Noor as the next chief minister, clashing against UMNO’s suggestion that their Sabah chief, Bung Moktar, would become the next chief minister.

While Muhyiddin might be the most powerful man in Peninsular Malaysia, Sabah is a different kettle of fish altogether. Playing 3R (race, religion and royalty) cards in this Borneo state is an act of hara-kiri. Therefore, to the surprise of PAS, neither UMNO nor PPBM wanted the Islamist party to contest in Sabah. Yes, the biggest sucker is none other than PAS.

Some genius analysts have been going around telling all and sundry that PAS was very clever by joining two separate coalitions, Muafakat (with UMNO) and Perikatan (with PPBM). Even PAS leaders thought they were brilliant for becoming the kingmaker. But if that is true, exactly why did both UMNO and PPBM ditched them as if the Islamist party was more toxic than Covid-19?

At first, PAS secretary-general Takiyuddin Hassan confidently declared that his party had asked for up to 10 seats in the Sabah state election. However, at the eleventh hour, to the Sabah PAS leadership’s horror, the party was not even invited to the PN Sabah state election candidate announcement in Kota Kinabalu. Likewise, its closest ally UMNO had given it zero seats.

PAS was humiliated – “kemaluan besar” – as former MIC Samy Vellu liked to say. To save face, PAS President Hadi Awang claimed the party was not contesting any seats for the sake of “muafakat (cooperation)”. Hadi also said his party has decided to give way to its allies to ensure straight fights, which is a truckload of cow dung because all the 73 seats are multi-cornered fights.

Perhaps PAS should give way to its allies in the 15th General Election too for the sake of “muafakat”. Comically, it was the same Mr. Hadi who said a fortnight ago that the Islamist party was ready to contest under Barisan Nasional’s ticket in Sabah. Then, PAS Deputy President Tuan Ibrahim Tuan Man claimed the move was a political strategy to avoid “enemy’s trap”.

Another PAS leader said despite not contesting, the party is “still contesting” as both BN and PN act as their representative. Going by PAS’ twisted logic, it means that despite not able to having sexual intercourse with their wife, they are “still having” sexual intercourse as their friends are representing them. Some other PAS leaders, however, expressed their sadness for not given any seat at all.

In the 2018 General Election, Amanah won only 193 votes and zero seats in Sabah state election. Yet, caretaker Chief Minister Shafie is kind enough this time to still allocate 1 seat to his friend Amanah in the Sabah election. PAS, meanwhile, had captured 11,241 votes in 2018. Why can’t BN or PN be humane enough to give at least 1 seat to PAS in the name of Muslim brotherhood?

In reality, PAS is too toxic to be given any seat to contest in Sabah. Some Islamist extremists in the party like the arrogant Pasir Puteh MP Nik Muhammad Zawawi Salleh have insulted the Christians in Sabah for saying that the Bible was distorted. The PAS leader’s racist and extremist remarks is seen as against Sabah’s multi-religious and multi-cultural society.

Like it or not, PAS was backstabbed by both Perikatan (Muhyiddin’s PPBM) and Muafakat (Zahid’s UMNO) at the same time. But the Islamist party’s top guns have to cook up ridiculous half-baked stories for the sake of their current ministerships or chairmanships which comes with perks like 5-figure salaries, cash allowances, free cars, official residences, and multi-million-dollar contracts and projects. - FT

cheers.

Sekolah berasrama dah tak selamat...

Budaya sial di kalangan pelajar mendera kawan masih berleluasa. Kejadian sedemikian berterusan meskipun pernah mengakibatkan kematian dan kecederaan parah.

Saya menuntut pihak sekolah, kementerian pendidikan dan PDRM untuk bertindak segera. Video seumpamanya perlu disebar meluas dan tindakan tegas perlu diambil. - Anwar Ibrahim

Hari tu kat Kelantan, tak taulah video ni baru atau kes lama.. Tapi apa2 pun.. Mmg sial betul budak2 ni..Takkan takdak tindakan yg boleh diambil terhadap mereka.. paling2 pun buang sekolah saja.. kes membakar dgn sengaja asrama tahfiz haritu pun tak dihukum mati atas alasan bawah umur..

Budak2 sial macam ni tak harus ada dikalangan pelajar lain. Cara terbaik ialah dgn letak terus dipenjara sekurang2nya 5 tahun.. Pengetua dan Warden Asrama juga harus dikenakan tindakan.. sebab berlaku di Sekolah dan bawah tanggungjawab mereka. - f/bk

Tiga pelajar yang disyaki memukul seorang junior di sebuah asrama sekolah menengah, di sini, direman empat hari bermula hari ini. Perintah tahanan reman hingga Ahad ini terhadap ketiga-tiga suspek berusia 17 tahun itu dikeluarkan oleh Majistret Mohd Zul Zakiquddin Zulkifli. (Tak pasti sama ada tiga pelajar yang direman itu adalah pelajar yang sama dalam video di atas).

Mereka direman bagi membantu siasatan mengikut Seksyen 506 Kanun Keseksaan kerana ugutan jenayah dan Seksyen 323 Kanun Keseksaan kerana dengan sengaja menyebabkan kecederaan. Terdahulu, kesemua pelajar Tingkatan Lima itu tiba di pekarangan Mahkamah Majistret dengan menaiki lori polis pada jam 9 pagi tadi.

Media sebelum ini melaporkan dalam kejadian petang kelmarin, seorang pelajar Tingkatan Satu dipukul tiga pelajar sekolah sama yang dikatakan berang kerana dipermainkan dengan gurauan berkaitan belanja makan.

Ketua Polis Kelantan, Deputy Komisioner Shafein Mamat, dipetik berkata justeru mangsa berusia 13 tahun itu membuat laporan polis, semalam, sebelum tangkapan dilakukan. 
Berdasarkan rakaman video berdurasi 25 saat yang tular sejak semalam, mangsa dipukul bertubi-tubi, termasuk ditumbuk dan disepak, dalam insiden itu. - BH

Rupanya PAS serah kerusi 

tradisinya di Sabah kpd MCA...

Rupa2nya satu satunya Kerusi tradisi yang PAS kata kuat, ada jentera di Karamunting pun diserahkan kepada MCA dan PBS… Itu kalau pemimpin PAS sendiri tak merungut.. kita pun tak tahu…

Elok lah..Allah nak tunjuk, Kawasan tu Majoriti Bumiputera Melayu.. Tapi diserahkan pada parti Cina MCA, dan Parti Kristian PBS.. tapi takda sapa pun mana mana dari Pejuang Melayu..Ustaz2 hat kata PAS tunduk kepada orang Kapir atau jadi Khadam MCA..

Takut ahli2 PAS berontak pasai tak dapat kerusi di Sabah maka keluaq dalil  

baru pulak... Itulah cara ulamak2 PAS  memperkudakan walaun2 mereka...

Ingat lagi.. Masa PRK Permatang Pauh, Itu kerusi tradisi Ds Anwar.. Selepas Anwar dipenjara, Ulama PAS siap buat fatwa haram undi Wan Azizah.. Kononnya sebab tolak Hudud.. Bila wartawan tanya Haji Hadi..Haji Hadi s seeolah olah setuju dengan fatwa Ulama PAS permatang pauh, dia jawab cakap no komen..

Cuma nak bagi tahu, hat DAP yang hangpa fitnah anti Islam..Satu kerusi PAS dia tak pernah ambil pun.. Siap depa bagi laluan kat PAS kerusi majoriti Cina hanya sebab masa tu nak menangkan calon PAS…

Bila Haji Hadi bergaduh dengan DAP.. bayangkan, walhal DAP cuma lawan MCA dan MIC.. PAS datang kempen tolak DAP..ada kawasan DAO, PAS letak calon punya jahat nak bagi DAP kalah... Itulah wajah jahat,dengki dan khianat parti lebai PAS ni..

Bukan saja dari 50 kerusi UMNO dan Bersatu, satu pun depa tak bagi PAS.. Kerusi hat sepatutnya PAS bertanding pi bagi kat MCA dan PBS… punya lah teruk sanggup dilacurkan prinsip agama hanya kerana mempertahankan kedudukan jawatan dalam Kerajaan PN….- ipohmali edited

What is behind Moodin's strategy? 

Why is he releasing all the frogs n tadpoles out into the Sabah ponds? It might be a "heads I win, Tails u lose" strategy. either way Moodin wins. Although it may look chaotic n unwinnable, in the end Moodin might be the Biggest Winner like a fisherman casting his net far n wide to catch all the frogs n tadpoles alike. how?

But first he has to make sure ABU (Anyone but Umno) ie. UMNO lose as many seats as possible, coz UMNO is the biggest threat to Moodin n Bersatu's survival in W Msia.

Assuming PN n UMNO win 50% of their seats ie each win 15 seats +/- 2 (total will be 30+) but neither Bersatu or UMNO can claim the CM seat (seems fair enough). That's where Musa comes in w his collections of frogs and tadpoles rounded up w his dragnet with 10 -20 seats. it will be a sure bet that Anifah Aman (Musa Aman's brother) w even a few seats wud join the grand coalition w Moodin and UMNO, to be the next Sabah CM. Musa Aman will be rewarded a Federal minister post, n appt'd a senator.

That way, Moodin ensures that Sabah will not be controlled by UMNO to ensure that UMNO is in no position to challenge Moodin for the PMship or seat allocations for GE-15. But if Warisan wins between 20 - 30 seats.... not enough to be outright CM ..... Moodin will extend an olive branch out to Shafie. Join PN n still be CM. that way Sabah will still be under Moodin's govt.

But what if Warisan wins big w a bigger majority, enough to continue to rule Sabah under Warisan Plus? then Moodin will not call for GE-15, n use all sorts of pressure, to "move mountains" ie. get Warisan to team up w PN. Otherwise, more tragedies like the 1976 Double Tragedy or 2015 Nothing-2-hide Sabah Mv6 quake will hit Sabah again n again ...

Or more frogs from Warisan plus be bought up until Warisan govt collapse again. n this time, they will ensure the Governor does not accede to Shafie's request to dissolve the State Assembly. This Moodin BDG is turning out to be most devilish n evil of all the past PMs combined. Moodin must be replaced or Msia is finish. - Amin Fasaili

First MACC, now AGC 

going all out against me...

The comments by the Attorney-General's Chambers (AGC) on the two new charges against me for misappropriation of property, amounting to RM208.7 million under the penal code in relation to the tunnel and three highway project(tunnel project), has only reinforced public suspicion that the charges are politically motivated.

First, the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC), and now the AGC is going all out against me with their comments that they are 99 percent sure of a conviction in line with the Perikatan Nasional's government new political strategy of "Ini semua salah Lim Guan Eng" (this is all Lim Guan Eng's fault).

I had earlier faced three charges for corruption in relation to the tunnel project even though no corruption or gratification money was found in my personal bank account or in my possession as cash. And yet I am charged - "Ini semua salah Lim Guan Eng".

The tunnel project was granted by open tender in 2013 decided by the Penang State Tender Board headed by the state secretary and other senior government officers. And yet I am charged when I am not in the State Tender Board - "Ini semua salah Lim Guan Eng".

The payment of RM208 million decided by land swap is in accordance with the agreement signed between the state government and contractor decided by the exco and other technical committees. And yet I am charged when I was not the only one making the decision on the agreement - "Ini semua salah Lim Guan Eng".

The decision to pay RM 208 million was made after recommendation by an independent expert engineering consultant to senior government officers. The independent consultant was appointed by open tender. Despite not making the recommendation or decision to pay because I am not an engineer, yet I am the one charged - "Ini semua salah Lim Guan Eng".

My lawyers can not understand why the AGC is so intent on transferring my case to Kuala Lumpur, even though the charges against me allegedly occurred from beginning to end, entirely in Penang. What is even more unusual is the belligerent remarks by the AGC against me.

DPP,Wan Shaharuddin Wan Ladin in maroon stripped tie...

Lead deputy public prosecutor (DPP) Wan Shaharuddin Wan Ladin boasted of a sure win with a 99 percent chance of conviction, and that the two new charges were the mother of all charges.

This is not the mother of all charges. Instead, it is the mother of all PN's lies that "this is all Lim Guan Eng's fault".

The DPP's remarks of a 99 percent conviction chance are inappropriate and have already prejudged me, even before my trial, that I am already guilty. Many have commented that the DPP's public statements are potentially dangerous, can destroy a person's reputation and prejudice my right to a fair trial.

The latest two charges on Friday that I had misappropriated government property amounting to RM208 million is baseless and illogical when I had not taken any benefit. The land valued at RM208 million was payment in the form of a land swap in accordance with the agreement between the state government and the contractor.

Further, the land was transferred after the final decision by the exco. If I am charged, then will this also lead to the preposterous conclusion that all exco members or the entire state government and its 10,000 staff will also have to be charged? - Lim Guan Eng

cheers.