TIMBALAN Yang DiPertua PAS Sabah dan juga merangkap Ketua Pas Batu Sapi, Hj Hamzah Abdullah, menasihatkan agar Ketua Parti Reformasi Sabah (STAR) menyalahkan dan mempertanggungjawabkan tentang kegagalan dan kemiskinan Sabah pada hari ini kepada PBS dan Datuk Pairin, abang kandungnya sendiri.
Mengikut Hj Hamzah, selama 9 tahun pemerintahan PBS dan Pairin, Sabah seolah-olah berada di planet lain yang terasing.
Kenyataan Hj Hamzah sememangnya ada kebenarannya. Segala kemunduran dan permulaan cengkaman pemerintahan rejim Umno di Sabah hari ini, adalah angkara Datuk Pairin dan kuncu-kuncunya termasuk Datuk Yong Teck Lee, Tan Sri Bernard Dompok, Tan Sri Joseph Kurup dan sebagainya yang berpaling tadah.
Jika bukan kerana kebodohan mereka membuat keputusan terburu-buru untuk menarik PBS dari keluar dari Gagasan BN dan bergabung dengan Tengku Razali Hamzah (Semangat 46); sudah pastinya UMNO tidak akan bertapak di Sabah.
Sebaliknya USNO masih lagi mampu membela kepentingan bumiputera Islam. Selama 9 Tahun PBS hanya berjaya meracuni fikiran rakyat untuk memberontak dan bermusuh dengan Kerajaan Persekutuan. Tetapi sayang apa yang rakyat Sabah perolehi daripada sengketa berkenaan? Nahi...Muhabbat?
PBS juga semasa pemerintahannya telah melesapkan 900,000 ekar tanah untuk rakyat Sabah yang tidak bertanah yang diilhamkan Datuk Harris dan parti Berjaya khusus untuk rakyat miskin.
PBS juga menjadikan Sabah sebagai syurga kemewahan mereka semasa berada di dalam tampuk pemerintahan dengan balak diberikan pada kroni-kroni mereka, atau lebih tepat balak adalah untuk pemimpin PBS.
Oleh itu, rakyat Sabah wajib tahu sejarah kesengsaraan 9 tahun pemerintahan PBS, agar tidak akan memberi peluang lagi pada parti itu untuk memerintah Sabah lagi.
Salam Hormat,
MOHD DANIAL ADULLAH
Thursday, November 22, 2012
PBS Punca Kemunduran Dan Kemiskinan Sabah?
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tidak setuju dengan cakap Hj hamzah ini,Sabah miskin bukan disebab kan oleh Parti tapi pemimpin yang telah membawa masuk UMNO ke sabah,tanya sama rakyaat sabah pernah kah Kerajaan USNO,Berjaya PBS mengambil tanah orang kampung secara terang-terangan,tapi zaman UMNO yang ada rumah dan tanaman pun mereka rembat,kalau setakat kayu balak itu biasa lah sebagai pemimpin dan YB mengambilnya tapi Tanah yang sekengkang kera pun UMNO rembat...siap lebih kejam UMNO kah atau Parti Disabah,jangan asyik menyalakan orang lain tapi sebagai pemimpin sedarkan lah rakyaat sabah dari lena dengan kekejaman yang dilakukan oleh UMNO,saya beranggapan bahawa rakyaat sabah belum sedar dari lamunan dan mimpi indah...aramai teee.........
ReplyDeleteUMNO dan PKR (PAS, DAP & PKR) sama sahaja menjajah Sabah. Tidak menghormati parti2 tempatan. Kalau berani MERDEKA kan Sabah daripada naungan Persekutuan Malaysia, biar kami yang mengurus hasil bumi ,cukai dan segala kekayaan bumi Sabah.Hidup UBA...ayuh kita bersatu menentang penjajahan.
ReplyDeleteSeadarlah bro tak perlu kita bertengkar tapi ambil tindakan kita kuburkan ini BN/uMno di PRU 13 ,ini kali lah kita tukar lagi kerajaan kepada kerajaan mesra rayat PR.
ReplyDeleteYa, kita hanya perlu tumbangkan umno/bn. kita undi PR dan yakinlah pemimpin PR akan menunaikan janji mereka.
ReplyDeleteYa, kita hanya perlu tumbangkan umno/bn. kita undi PR dan yakinlah pemimpin PR akan menunaikan janji mereka, seperti 4 negeri PR semuanya maju ekonomi meningkat, kebajikan rakyat diutamakan.
ReplyDeletekalau bn bagi duit ka tangki ka, ambil saja sbb itu semua sememangnya harta rakyat sabah yg mereka ambil dari rakyat. kita misti tukar kerajaan ini kali. umno ni mimang perompak harta. dulu bilang giliran KM sekarang tiba gilaran umno terus kasi berenti itu giliran KM. mau perintah sabah sampai sabah kering kontang binawi betul. ini kali laa..
ReplyDeleteyg saya heran berapa ekor saja banggali di sabah ni tpi boleh jd pemimpin..bodoh sangat ka org Sabah ni...?
ReplyDeleteChief Minister Datuk Seri Musa Aman lashed out at Parti Keadilan Rakyat (PKR) deputy president Azmin Ali for claiming Sabah as the poorest state in the country.
ReplyDelete“Nobody in Sabah has ever died from starvation.
ReplyDelete“If we are the poorest state, then we should have plenty of beggars and people dying from starvation. Never have I heard of such a thing.” said Musa, adding that, diabetes and high blood pressure were on the rise instead.
“Don’t come to Sabah and talk like you know us so well. As Sabahans, we know our state better than you.”
ReplyDelete“We’ve (Sabah) come a long way in terms of improvement yet Selangor is now deteriorating. They don’t even have water,” he said.
Musa also said the state government had been working hard in improving the socio-economic status of Sabahans, saying “Being a (state or district) representative is not a privilege. It is a responsibility.”
ReplyDelete“I understand that we are still lacking in some aspects, but what’s important is that we are aware of this and we are taking steps to resolve every issue,” he said.
ReplyDeleteMusa added that Sabahans are still backing Barisan Nasional (BN) and that hard work will ensure success.
ReplyDeletesiapa lagi si ashley ni mangkali bukan org malaysia ni cakap org putih saja. aku inda paham apa kau ulas tu yg aku tau, umno misti kasi tumbanng ni kali.
ReplyDeleteumno penternak PTI terbesar di malaysia. inda lama lagi malaysia akan di perintah PTI.
Kelantan terus mencatatkan peningkatan kadar kemiskinan dan ibu tunggalpada setiap tahun berikutan meningkatnya jumlah penduduk serta kos sara hidup yang semakin tinggi.
ReplyDeletebanyak isu masalah rakyat Kelantan tidak dapat PAS selesaikan.
ReplyDeletePAS kena bangunkan kelantan yang begitu mundur sebelum nak kritik pasal Sabah.
ReplyDeleteSabah kini makin membangun dan kadar kemiskinan di Sabah makin berkurangan.
ReplyDeleteTawau adalah darerah pertama yang sifar kadar kemiskinan tegar.
ReplyDeleteSaudara bila masa pula kita dijajah ni...bila masa semenanjung negara lain sabah negara lain kitakan satu negara yang kita mahu bebas dari BN khasnya UMNO tu saja...jadi ini kalilah kita ajar itu UMNO.... jangan suka2 buat orang sabah macam rakyat kelas ke2..
ReplyDeleteYa betul jangan kita ikut itu STAR asyik cerita menjajah,yang kita perjuangkan ada lah dasar BN yang merugikan rakyaat sabah,oleh yang demikian kita harus kasi tumbang itu BN dari sabah hingga ke perlis baru lah dasar-dasar itu boleh diubah oleh PR....tukar tilam,bantal,selimut dan cadar semua kasi tinggal bilik itu kosong kita gantu dnegan perabut baru
ReplyDeleteBajet negeri diyakini dapat membantu memperkasa pembangunan kawasan luar bandar berikutan penyediaan peruntukan yang besar untuk agenda luar bandar serta program pembasmian kemiskinan
ReplyDeletepenyediaan peruntukan itu menunjukkan keprihatinan kerajaan untuk membela nasib rakyat di luar bandar, bertujuan merapatkan jurang pembangunan dengan kawasan bandar.
ReplyDeletemerealisasikan matlamat ini ialah sistem penyampaian hendaklah menentukan pelaksanaanya menepati sasaran
ReplyDeletesejumlah RM162.12 juta diperuntukkan untuk menyediakan peruntukan khas untuk pembiayaan projek-projek kecil luar bandar.
ReplyDeleteantara lain bagi melaksanakan program yang berpotensi menaikkan taraf dan kualiti hidup masyarakat luar bandar termasuk golongan mudah miskin, miskin, dan miskin tegar.
ReplyDeletemantera ini buta kah... ini kaliulah kau bungkus mantera bodoh kau... pendatang asing lu...
ReplyDeletemantera bangang...
ReplyDeleteKadang2 memang kenyataan itu pahit nak diterima. Spt ubat pahit itu boleh jd penawar!Sabah/Sarawak seolah di jajah. kenapa Brunei boleh maju dan kita ini tidak. Brunei ada minyak dan gas kita pun ada. Kita dulu ada balak Brunei tidak.Tp tengok betapa majunya Brunei..
ReplyDeletemantera ni bukan jer bangang buta kayu..bikin malu orang sabah..tagap-tagap pindik..
ReplyDeletemantera said...
ReplyDeleteNovember 23, 2012 3:48 PM
Tahap bodoh..palui..
Sabah semakin maju, hanya pembangkang sahaja mengatakan Sabah semakin mundur.
ReplyDeleteParti Bersatu Sabah (PBS) President Tan Sri Joseph Pairin Kitingan today advised party members and supporters to be prepared for a change in the party leadership "when the time comes".
ReplyDeleteLikening PBS to a diamond, he said it was necessary to safeguard the party as best as possible for the common good.
ReplyDelete"Practically speaking, age is catching up with me and the time will come for me to take a rest (from the political arena). As such, we have to face this situation and strengthen the party together," the 72-year-old Pairin said at the opening of the PBS Youth and PBS Wanita assemblies in conjunction with the 27th PBS Congress at the Dewan Putra Luyang, near here.
ReplyDeleteOn Sept 22, Pairin was reported as saying that the upcoming 13th General Election would be the last in which he would contest. The Sabah deputy chief minister had cited exhaustion as the reason for him to want to arrive at such a decision.
ReplyDeletePairin, who is the MP for Keningau and state assemblyman for Tambunan, became active in politics in 1975.
ReplyDeleteIn his speech, he also urged members of PBS Youth and PBS Wanita to go down to the ground to be close to the people and find out their problems.
ReplyDeleteHe advised them to remain united and cooperate with the youth and women's wings of the other Barisan Nasional component parties to strengthen the BN machinery for the next general election.
ReplyDeleteMeanwhile, PBS deputy president Datuk Seri Dr Maximus Ongkili said the party had never changed its stand of being critical on matters that needed to be rectified or corrected.
ReplyDelete"We continue to listen to the voice of the people at the grassroots and have never been scared to speak for them, truthfully and boldly," he told Bernama.
ReplyDeleteOngkili, who is Federal Science, Technology and Innovation Minister, said PBS had also networked well with the other BN component parties and consulted key partners regularly with regard to political developments in the country.
ReplyDeleteAsked to comment on the significance of the three-day PBS Congress which kicked off with the party's youth and women's wings meetings today, Ongkili said that since PBS returned to the BN "we have persistently maintained our approach of being vocal in voicing matters that are of interest to the welfare of the people, especially for Malaysians in Sabah, including matters pertaining to state rights, illegal immigration, problem of NCR (Native Customary Rights) land and religious matters".
ReplyDeleteHe said that despite being vocal, PBS, being a multi-racial party, differed from other parties in that it was sensitive to the need for moderation and rejected approaches that were racial in nature.
ReplyDelete"This is the 27th congress and PBS has been maturing by the year.
ReplyDeleteWe see that over the years since we returned to BN our membership has increased to 160,000, especially during the 1PBS membership drive initiated two years ago.
"We have also recruited a lot of members from among the younger generation as well as enhanced the administration of the party at the headquarters level, especially with the use of ICT.
ReplyDelete"Such tools have helped us communicate better with the grassroots and to transfer information to and fro, from top to down and to the headquarters," he said.
ReplyDeleteOn the future of PBS, Ongkili said that after 27 years the party was in need of younger blood to take it to greater heights.
ReplyDelete"We need to do more training among the youths and women and make them appreciate the struggle of the party and the direction that the party and BN ought to be heading in the future.
ReplyDelete"Old timers like myself should be looking for younger people to replace and continue the struggle, both in my area and within the supreme council," Ongkili said.
ReplyDelete"A party can only be strong when there is renewal within the system, to infuse creativity, strength and vision."
ReplyDeleteRakyat Sabah sudah hilang keyakinan terhadap kepimpinan PKR dan menyedari bahawa parti itu sudah tidak lagi relevan untuk dianggap sebagai parti yang mempunyai masa depan
ReplyDeleteBekas ahli PKR mengambil keputusan meninggalkan parti itu kerana kecewa dengan kepimpinan Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim dan isterinya Datin Seri Wan Azizah.
ReplyDeleteMereka berkata pemimpin umum PKR, Anwar, dan presiden parti itu Wan Azizah, tidak serius dalam menangani isu berkaitan Sabah dan memperbodohkan pemimpin parti berkenaan di negeri ini.
ReplyDeleteTindakan beberapa pemimpin PKR meninggalkan parti itu serta percakaran yang tidak henti-henti berlaku dalam PKR Sabah sepatutnya menyedarkan mereka yang masih menganggotai parti itu bahawa perjuangan mereka melalui PKR hanya perbuatan sia-sia belaka.
ReplyDeleteSejajar dengan itu, rakyat diseru supaya menyokong kerajaan Barisan Nasional (BN) yang telah membuktikan kemampuannya dalam memperjuangkan nasib rakyat Sabah.
ReplyDeleteSebelum ini, bekas naib presiden PKR Datuk Dr Jeffrey Kitingan dan 27 anggota pasukan petugas Kadazandusun dan Murut meninggalkan PKR untuk menubuhkan badan bukan politik dikenali sebagai Barisan Borneo Bersatu.
ReplyDeleteTindakan mereka dianggap satu tamparan hebat terhadap percubaan PKR untuk mencari pengaruh di kubu kuat BN di negeri ini.
ReplyDeleteKemelut yang berlaku serta permasalahan di peringkat pucuk kepimpinan Parti Keadilan Rakyat (PKR) menyebabkan ramai anggotanya di Sabah mengorak langkah meninggal parti berkenaan.
ReplyDeleteTindakan meninggalkan parti oleh PKR di Sabah bukan perkara baru malah perkara itu sudah lama berlaku berikutan hilangnya kepercayaan ahli mereka terhadap parti itu.
ReplyDeleteTindakan bekas Naib Presidennya, Datuk Dr. Jeffrey Kitingan meninggalkan parti itu bukan sahaja satu tamparan kepada PKR tetapi turut membabitkan rakan-rakan mereka dalam pakatan pembangkang di Sabah.
ReplyDelete“Punca utama yang menyebabkan PKR kehilangan ahlinya kerana sikap kepimpinan parti itu yang hanya pandai menaburkan janji, mereka ahanya pandai bercakap tetapi tidak mampu untuk melaksanakannya.
ReplyDelete“Selain itu, parti itu dilihat hanya untuk merealisasikan cita-cita peribadi sesoarang, untuk itu mereka membuat pelbagai janji dalam usaha mendapatkan sokongan. Sabah menjadi pilihan mereka kerana mempunyai jumlah kerusi yang besar,” kata Ketua Puteri UMNO Sabah, Musliati Muslimin.
ReplyDeleteMusliati berkata demikian ketika diminta mengulas berhubung tindakan Dr Jeffrey yang mengambil keputusan untuk meninggalkan parti berkenaan bersama 27 ahli lain termasuk pemimpin dari seluruh negeri dan menyertai Barisan Bersatu Borneo (UBF).
ReplyDeleteTindakan keluar parti berikutan kesemua mereka hilang kepercayaan kepada penasihat PKR, Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim kerana banyak bermain sandiwara serta mengamalkan kronisme dalam kepimpinan parti.
ReplyDelete“Apa yang berlaku bukan suatu perkara yang mengejutkan, kekecewaan ahlinya sudah lama berlaku, sebenarnya Anwar banyak menabur janji untuk memperjuangkan nasib rakyat Sabah, realitinya dia lebih menumpu politiknya di Semenanjung.
ReplyDelete“Janji yang ditabur itu hanya untuk mengaburi mata rakyat Sabah, sedangkan dia bercita-cita besar untuk menawan Putrajaya supaya impiannya menjadi Perdana Menteri menjadi kenyataan, itulah perjuangan sebenar PKR,” katanya.
ReplyDeleteBerhubung tindakan Dr Jeffrey yang bertindak meninggalkan parti itu, Musliati berkata ia bukan suatu yang memeranjatkan kerana sudah diketahui umum dengan sikap Dr Jeffrey yang suka melompat antara satu parti ke parti lain.
ReplyDelete“Itukah perangai Dr Jeffrey, semua orang dah tahu dia meang suka melompat dari satu parti ke parti lain apabila cita-cita atau kehendaknya tidak dipenuhi, ini bukanlah perkara baru dalam politik di Sabah.
ReplyDelete“Bagaimanapun tindakan Dr Jeffrey itu, memberi impak kepada PKR kerana dia mempunyai pengaruhnya yang tersendiri, itulah sebabnya Anwar cuba sedaya upaya untuk memastikan Dr Jeffrey tidak meningglkan PKR tetapi gagal,” katanya.
ReplyDeleteMusliati menyifatkan apa yang berlaku itu turut memberi kesan kepada Barisan Nasional (BN) di Sabah, mereka yang dahulu menyokong pembangkang kini kembali menyokong kerajaan BN kerana percaya hanya kerajaan sedia ada mampu membuat perubahan.
ReplyDeleteMenurutnya, banyak pembangunan sudah dan sedang dilakukan oleh BN di Sabah ini membuktikan bahawa rakyat Sabah tidak pernah dipinggirkan seperti yang didakwa oleh pembangkang yang sering menjadi modal politik mereka di negeri itu
ReplyDeletePBS is the source of underdevelopment and poverty in Sabah is not true at all.
ReplyDeleteDatuk Joseph Pairin Kitingan has vowed to use his vast administrative experience to help realise the government's objective of eradicating poverty in Sabah, particularly in the rural areas.
ReplyDeletePairin, who is also State Rural Development Minister, said he had a tough task ahead but was confident the poverty rate could be reduced significantly in the next five years.
ReplyDeleteIt is achievable through concerted efforts by the state and federal governments.
ReplyDelete"Poverty eradication is a very important and noble cause both by the state and federal governments. He said.
ReplyDeleteThat's why it is my agenda to meet my federal counterpart to discuss things, especially on how to eradicate poverty. Pairin promises.
ReplyDelete"As you know, Prime Minister has said that his priority is to overcome and eradicate poverty and second is education.
ReplyDelete"This is very important because the government's ultimate aim is to see our citizens get jobs and that poor people will be assisted to increase their level of income," he said.
ReplyDeletePairin, the former Chief Minister, said he was happy with his role in the government, and would do his level best to assist the masterplan of the state government.
ReplyDeleteMusa had prioritised agriculture, manufacturing and tourism sectors as the main revenue earners to the state's coffer.
ReplyDeletePairin acknowledged the important role other colleagues and non-governmental organisations could play in the matter.
ReplyDelete"This is a role I have to play now because it is part and parcel of the services to the people, the state and the country.
ReplyDelete"Every ministry has a role to play and we try to play our part well," he said.
ReplyDeletePBS has always been committed to resolve the poverty problem in the state since the beginning.
ReplyDeleteTheir commitment still remains the same after joining BN.
ReplyDeleteSabah cannot afford the luxury of experimental politics that could derail its economic progress as Malaysia moves towards becoming a high-income nation within the decade.
ReplyDelete
ReplyDelete“That is why it is essential for PBS to ensure that BN is returned to power with a healthy two-thirds majority in the coming general election,” said PBS information chief and Pantai Manis division head, Datuk Johnny Mositun.
Addressing the PBS Bongawan Division Annual General Meeting at the Dewan Mositun here yesterday, Mositun, who is also State Assembly Deputy Speaker said the BN needed a two-thirds majority in both the State Assembly and Parliament to govern effectively and pursue its development goals without obstruction.
ReplyDelete“Political strength is essential when difficult decisions have to be made and policies implemented to keep the nation united and on course. Malaysia has to face so many uncertainties on the global and domestic fronts, and we cannot afford to be ‘experimenting’ with our domestic politics, especially now,” he pointed out.
ReplyDeleteMositun also said the BN was an inclusive coalition of political parties that gave ethnic communities, including the KDM representation in policy-making and governance of the country.
ReplyDeleteHe said Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak fully acknowledged the importance of Sabah and the KDM community.
ReplyDelete“This is reflected in the composition of the Federal Cabinet. Of the three Sabahan Federal Ministers, two are KDM (Datuk Dr Maximus Ongkili and Tan Sri Bernard Dompok). Another KDM, Tan Sri Joseph Kurup, is a Deputy Federal Minister. A Sabahan, Datuk Rahim Bakri, is Deputy Federal Minister of Transport and the Attorney General is also a Sabahan,” he said.
ReplyDeleteIn fact, with Datuk Anifah Aman as Foreign Minister and Datuk Rosnah Abdul Rashid Shirlin as Deputy Health Minister as well as Datuk V K Liew as a Deputy Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department Sabah’s high representation in the Federal Cabinet was unprecedented.
ReplyDeleteMositun also said Sabahans, in particular the KDM, would lose all this if the opposition came into power because its main objective was to make Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim the Prime Minister.
ReplyDelete“That is all the opposition wants. They will make all sorts of promises to get support for this mission, but once that is achieved all these promises will be forgotten,” Mositun said.
ReplyDeleteAnd, urging PBS members to continue supporting the state government, he said the re-delineation of electoral constituencies would take place next year.
ReplyDelete“After meeting several high-ranking EC (Elections Commission) officers here and in Kuala Lumpur I have been given to understand that Sabah will get some additional new constituencies.
ReplyDelete“I have put forward my view that the recent emergence of big industries and rapid population growth along the West Coast justifies the creation of several new constituencies between Papar and Sipitang,” Mositun said.
ReplyDeleteHowever, he said the creation of new constituencies should not be based on ethnicity alone but rather the overall population and geography of the locality, among other things.
ReplyDelete“The important thing is for the electoral constituencies to enable a balanced and equitable representation of Sabahans based on the overall demography of the state,” he said.
ReplyDelete
ReplyDeleteMositun meanwhile said he was concerned about the rise in complaints about road traffic situation in Papar in the wake of rapid industrialisation at Kimanis and Sipitang.
“The volume of traffic has increased tremendously in recent years, and there are daily traffic jams at the entrance to Papar town near the old railway bridge.
ReplyDelete“I hope the state government will take up my suggestion for a diversionary road from near the Pengalat-Dambai junction and an additional bridge over the Papar River.
ReplyDelete“This will ease the daily bottleneck at the awkward roundabout which is the entry to Papar town itself. Additionally I suggest that the state government treat calls for upgrading the Kinarut-Pengalat-Papar road to a dual carriageway as a matter of urgency,” Mositun said.
ReplyDeleteAlso present yesterday were new PBS Bongawan chief, Jitim Abak @ Johan and supreme council members, Ali Zaman, Merchal Dibang and Masilus Roman.
Parti Bersatu Sabah (PBS) president Tan Sri Joseph Pairin Kitingan is confident that the winds of change in Sabah politics are more favourable for Barisan Nasional (BN) this time than in the last general election in 2008.
ReplyDeletePairin, who is Sabah Deputy Chief Minister, said the confidence was based on BN leadership's excellent performance whether at the state or federal level, with the impact felt by the people everywhere and at all levels.
ReplyDelete"The current BN leaders clearly want to serve and strive for the people, with proper planning, more so under the leadership of the prime minister (Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak) who has employed sound approaches.
ReplyDelete
ReplyDelete"The approaches are not only clear and good, but the actions taken also show thorough planning. We are aware that the prime minister and his cabinet members are working non-stop to overcome the problems faced by the people.
ReplyDelete"And all levels of society are enjoying the fruit of labour," he said after opening the Royal Customs of Malaysia Directors' Meeting, here, Wednesday, on behalf of Chief Minister Datuk Seri Musa Aman.