DENGAN penyingkiran beberapa tokoh politik PKR Sabah untuk dicalonkan seperti Ansari Abdullah dan rakannya, maka harapan PR Sabah untuk menyumbang sekurang-kurangnya 10 kerusi parlimen semakin pudar.
Persoalannya, adakah situasi ini boleh mengganggu gugat Putrajaya dari cengkaman BN? Untuk menawan Sabah tidak usahlah difikirkan lagi kerana harapan PR sudah boleh diramal akan kecundang sebelum pertarungan bermula.
Adakah calon-calon yang diketengahkan oleh ketua-ketua cabang yang tidak terpilih ini akan duduk berdiam diri? Banyak opsyen yang boleh dibuat. Antaranya bertanding melalui parti pembangkang tempatan seperti SAPP dan STAR atau sekurang-kurangnya BEBAS.
Sekiranya ini berlaku, maka wujudlah pertandingan 3 penjuru yang akhirnya membawa keuntungan kepada BN. Persoalan di sini ke mana perginya ketokohan dan kehebatan Anwar Ibrahim dalam soal memilih calon?
Kenapa Anwar tidak bawa ketua-ketua cabang ini berbincang bagi menyelesaikan kemelut ini? Apakah penyokong PKR di Sabah percaya 1005 % dengan kepimpinan Tamrin?
Mengikut sumber yang boleh dipercayai, kebanyakan calon PKR Sabah adalah proksi atau orang Tamrin. Sekiranya ini benar, maka ia satu kerugian yang tidak ternilai kepada PKR Sabah yang sememangnya mempunyai harapan dan peluang untuk menang tapi malangnya harapan dan peluang itu dimusnahkan dan dihancurkan. Apa pun keadaannya, mari kita sama-sama lihat keputusannya pada 5 mei nanti.
Salam Hormat,
PENGUNDI ATAS PAGAR
Thursday, April 18, 2013
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Mcm2 berlaku dn kita dgar. Yg rakyat perlu tahu ialah antara BN atau PR?.........Persoalannya yg mana rakyat mahu pilih calon atau parti?...... Jika rakyat mahu perubahan kerajaan dn tumbangkn UMNO/BN perlulah rakyat undi PAKATAN bukn krn calon.
ReplyDeleteHarus diingat jangan hanya kerana calon kampung tergadai...dan apakah sumbangan PKR sabah dalam tahun 2008... tiada apa yang membanggakan PKR pusat maka mereka PKR negeri harus bersedia menerima kenyataan mereka sudah tidak dapat menyumbangkan sesuatu kerusi pun so tidak mustahil perkara ini berlaku...ada juga desas desus mengapa prestasi 2008 begitu teruk kerana mungkin ada yang jadi tali barut BN telah termakan duit BN... tidak bergoyang pokok jika tiada angin yang meniupnya...
ReplyDeleteMinda pengundi dah berubah.... kini calon tak penting.... reformasi dari PKR melebihi segal2nya.... masa inilah rakyat sabah berubah... jika tidak pemimpin berwibawa seperti anwar, jarang2 kita jumpa di malaysia nih.... adapun muka talam semua...
ReplyDeleteMimang yg menulis ni btul2 atas pagar. Ntah2 tdk mengundi langsung. Tahap penulisan taraf PMR ja. Semuanya pendapat politik semata2. Tiada asas & fakta. Zaman ini..bkn calon yg menentukan kemenangan..tetapi rakyat terbanyak. Parti yg boleh bg tawaran yang baik kpd rakyat & bersedia menjadi khadam rakyat yg akan menang. Percayalah janji manismu..
ReplyDeletePenulis adalah urg upahan dan banjingan umno/bn itulah urg bn ada sifat dengki dan palingggggggggg busuk hati sampai ke usus-usus...
ReplyDeleteHahahaaa....
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BAYUMURNI....
Apa pun berlaku yang pasti Sabah Bakal diterajui oleh "PAKATAN RAKYAT" ingat sejarah USNO,BERJAYA,PBS dan kini UMNO.... ini rakyat sabah bah... Tidak Suka Kita Tukar... Kuasa Di Tangan Rakyat.... Aamiin
ReplyDeleteAnsari Abdullah has labelled fellow counterparts in the opposition camp, the Angkatan Perubahan Sabah (APS), as “liars” for failing to keep to their alleged promise not to field any candidate in the 13th general election (GE13).
ReplyDeleteIn fact, the Parti Keadilan Rakyat (PKR) supreme council member has also criticised his own party leadership for their alleged failure to provide the “autonomy” for Sabah, which he stressed has been preached all the while.
ReplyDeleteAnsari was referred to the PKR leadership’s decision not to recognise the “decisions” made by several divisions on their preferred candidates.
ReplyDelete“The seven proposed candidates’ names which were announced recently are not my list. It is not Ansari’s line-up. It was the decision made by the respective divisions in the West Coast North areas. We were promised the autonomy to make decision as stipulated in the Buku Jinggaand Kuching Declaration.
ReplyDelete“Unfortunately three quarterd of the list were rejected, where of the seven candidates, only two made it. It is sad to say but the party has failed the test,” he asserted.
ReplyDeletePKR has failed to show its sincerity, failed to show that it is practicing autonomy. So today, all of us will have to go back to our respective divisions to explain the situation and will make a decision on any future undertaking. Saturday (which is the nomination date) is a very long time to go, and in politics, anything can happen,” he told reporters when cornered after an informal meeting here, yesterday.
ReplyDeleteIt was learnt that the meeting was called following dissatisfaction among several division leaders and members over the newly unveiled PKR candidates’ list by Sabah PKR chief Ahmad Thamrin Jaini in Petaling Jaya, Selangor, two days ago.
ReplyDeleteAnsari had announced their proposed list which included himself for the Tuaran constituency and surgeon-activist-author Dr Chong Eng Leong for Sepanggar, Mazhry Nasir (Putatan), Anthony Mandiau (Kota Marudu), Mursalim Tanjul (Kudat), Saidil Semoi (Kota Belud) and Jonathan Yassin (Ranau). Only Anthony and Jonathan made it to the fray.
ReplyDeleteDescribing it as “not a total rejection”, Ansari was slightly happy that at least quite a number of PKR leaders are fielded in the coming GE13.
ReplyDeleteAs for APS, he said although seats have been divided for the non-governmental organisation headed by former United Pasok Momogun Kadazandusun Murut Organisation’s deputy president Datuk Wilfred Bumburing and Pakatan Perubahan Sabah (PPS), led by former Umno Supreme Council Member Datuk Seri Panglima Lajim Ukin, he does not see it as ‘disturbing’ but more of ‘lying’.
ReplyDeleteWilfred will be contesting for the Tuaran parliamentary and Tamparuli state seats, while Lajim is fielded to defend his Beaufort parliamentary and Klias state seats.
ReplyDelete“I do not see anything he did as helping PKR, may be he helped to kick us out. We look at it in two ways, it is either he is lying or probably someone had forced him to be a candidate, thus making that person a liar,” Ansari said in reference to Bumburing.
ReplyDeleteFor us, we have a party and constitution. Most of the division chiefs are hurt. They are questioning how can a NGO who is not registered as a political party are involved in politics. It is against the law. It is also intriguing that the government is aware of this but they are not taking any action … or is this also part of their plan?” he asked.
ReplyDeleteThe Tuaran PKR division chief said that for the non-PKR members to contest under the party’s symbol, it is not insulting but rather a sign of betrayal.
ReplyDelete“You have betrayed the PKR members for giving the party’s symbol to somebody who is not a member. And I blame the person who signed the symbol and the person who advised the signing. If I am the president of the party, I will not give the symbol to a non-member.
ReplyDeleteWhen I was the State PKR chief, I made a Pas member who was a candidate for PKR to fill in the membership form because I do not want to allow a non-member to contest under the PKR symbol. This is a question of principal, party and discipline,” said Ansari who joined the opposition party 14 years ago.
ReplyDeleteHe however stressed that he will not be a candidate this coming election.
ReplyDelete“I promised my people that I will only be a candidate under PKR and nothing else, but PKR feel I am not good enough (this time). I will not be a candidate for this election, so you can take the issue of me becoming a candidate, or to contest as an independent candidate out, because my decision stays – I will not contest in this election.
ReplyDelete“The real issue here is not about me being a candidate, it is about us being promised the autonomy but autonomhy is not here. Fullstop. It is about the division making a decision, (and) the decision is not respected. Fullstop. It is about the promise to treat us as equal partners, (but) now are we being treated as equal partners when we are not even consulted about the candidates’ list?”
ReplyDeleteOn a question whether he would be supporting the candidate for Tuaran (Wilfred), his response: “I am a PKR member, a PKR divisional head and a Supreme Council Member. I will assist PKR members who are contesting, wherever they are.
ReplyDelete“I am a lawyer, that is my problem, I am a member of this party and I have the legal and morale responsibility to help PKR members fielded in the coming election,” he said.
ReplyDeleteSabah Progressive Party (SAPP) has reminded voters that under the Constitution of Sabah, only a political party with a majority of seats in the Sabah Legislative Assembly shall form the Sabah government.
ReplyDelete“Unregistered parties and unregistered coalition of parties and NGOs are not qualified under the law to be elected as governments,” its president Yong Teck Lee said in a statement here.
ReplyDeleteThe target of his reprimand is Pakatan Rakyat, the loose coalition of opposition parties and friendly groupings which remains an unregistered body.
Yong, who tried to seal an election pact with the Anwar Ibrahim-led Pakatan in order to reduce the field of contenders in next month’s election, said it would be a waste to vote for candidates fielded by the coalition for the state constituencies.
ReplyDeleteYong reiterated that in order to fulfil its struggle for political autonomy, SAPP would contest a majority of state seats so that the Sabah government would be elected by the people of Sabah and answerable only to the people of Sabah.
ReplyDelete“If we had known earlier that disarray within Pakatan would be so crippling, we would have made preparations to contest more state seats.
ReplyDeleteheadhunter mantera dan Hidup Di Sabah kalau otak copy paste jer buat apa?? kesian x pernah sekolah,sanggup sebar fitnah,menipu,politik lucah sentimen agama,sentimen perkauman. fakta x ada, rajin copy paste sja...dah ambil beras nasional dari KIRAM
ReplyDelete(Komplot IC Rakyat Asing Maddey)yg didalangi oleh UMNO..
Apa pun berlaku yang pasti Sabah Bakal diterajui oleh "PAKATAN RAKYAT" ingat sejarah USNO,BERJAYA,PBS dan kini UMNO.... ini rakyat sabah bah... Tidak Suka Kita Tukar... Kuasa Di Tangan Rakyat.... Aamiin INI KALI LAH.... TUKAR TUKAR TUKAR
ReplyDeleteJangan bermimpi disiang hari. Selagi UMNO,PBS dan UPKO dalam Barisan Nasional, mimpi pemimpin dan penyokong PKR atau DAP atau SAPP atau STAR akan menjadi igauan yang ngeri.
ReplyDeleteTanya pada Nuar napa PKR goyang,
Nanti jawap Nuar PKR kecundang.
peluang PR nak menawan putrajaya semakin tipis ditambah lagi dgn masalah dalamam mereka
ReplyDeletejika PR kalah, Anwar jgn lupa tunaikan janji dia untuk bersara
ReplyDeleteAnuar bakal tersungkur di permatang pauh kerana dikalahkan oleh calon BN DR Mazlan anak tempatan Permatang Pauh.
ReplyDeleteJika benar diberi peluang untuk menmgambil alih BN, janji yang dibuat harus ditunaikan.
ReplyDeletePR tidak cukup stabil sehingga masalah dalaman yang masih belum diselesaikan lagi.
ReplyDeleteBerubah akan bermula di kertas undian masing-masing.
ReplyDeleteLain kali sahaja lah buat perubahan.
ReplyDeleteYang peting BN tidak hanya bercakap kosong.
ReplyDeletePR hanya angan-angan kosong untuk merampas Putrajaya.
ReplyDeleteTerlalu banyak masalah dalaman dalam PR.
ReplyDeleteThe opposition adopts the divide and rule approach, practised by the colonial masters against the people of the country some time ago, in their political strategy, said Umno Information chief Datuk Ahmad Maslan.
ReplyDelete
ReplyDeleteHe said approach used by the opposition was dangerous to the country’s future.
“They (opposition) use the approach used by the colonials before, that is divide and rule, to get power. It is dangerous to the country’s future because it can create rift among the people,” he told reporters after the closing of the “Barisan 1 Malaysia” gathering by Johor Menteri Besar Datuk Abdul Ghani Othman.
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ReplyDeleteAhmad, who is Deputy Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department, said the opposition adopted the divide and rule approach with the hope of breaking the unity among Muslims and Malays by accusing Umno an apostate.
He said the opposition parties were trying to disrupt religious harmony in the country by pushing for the use of the word “Allah” by the Christians in their Bible.
ReplyDeleteThe opposition, he said, was also trying to erode the people’s confidence in the Election Commission by accusing the commission of not being clean and transparent in the handling of the general elections in the country.
ReplyDeleteEarlier, Abdul Ghani, in his speech, said Malaysia would be heading for disaster if the opposition were to take over the country’s administration after the coming general election.
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ReplyDeleteLocal and foreign investors would leave Malaysia because they have no confidence in the opposition leadership, like PAS president Datuk Abdul Hadi Awang, PAS spiritual leader Datuk Nik Abdul Aziz Nik Mat, DAP chairman Karpal Singh, DAP secretary-general Lim Guang Eng and Parti Keadilan Rakyat (PKR) leader Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim, he added.
ReplyDeleteThe opposition is only good at deceiving the people that the Barisan Nasional government did nothing for Kota Marudu but it is their own leader who had yet to fulfil his promise to the longhouse folks made 20 years ago.
ReplyDeleteDatuk Seri Panglima Dr Maximus Ongkili said Anwar Ibrahim had come to Kota Marudu in 1994 when he was then Finance Minister and remarked that the longhouse dwellings looked like chicken coop, and he promised to replace the longhouses and transform Sabah within 100 days.
ReplyDelete“What has Anwar done since then? Nothing. But he has the cheek to tell Kota Marudu folks that the Barisan Nasional leaders here did nothing,” he said during the ground breaking ceremony for the construction of the bailey bridge at Kg Simpangan-Nangko here on Sunday (April 28).
ReplyDeleteCiting an example of the bailey bridge, he said the opposition used the issue to deceive the people by taking photographs showing a vehicle stuck in the river water because there was no bailey bridge to cross over.
ReplyDelete“The opposition posted the photo in the Internet showing people pulling the car across the river, but when we looked at the photograph the car tyres showed the river water was not even high and the vehicle was not even stuck.
ReplyDelete“The opposition is only good at janji ambil gambar dan janji mengadu (promise to take photographs to paint a false picture and complain about the government),” he said.
ReplyDeleteDr Ongkili said the Barisan Nasional government would promise to do what it could fulfil such as the building of the bailey bridge that would benefit eight villages.
ReplyDeleteThe bailey bridge cost some sum of money as it not only involves installing the bridge but also foundation work. Already in place at the river is a suspension bridge.
It is also proposed that the road leading to the river be upgraded under the 4th rolling plan of the Tenth Malaysia Plan. The bailey bridge is expected to be ready in June.
ReplyDeleteLater, Dr Ongkili launched the new Kg Longob longhouse which is one of the 24 longhouses approved for reconstruction by the federal government between 2009 and 2012, to replace those that were old and dilapidated.
ReplyDelete“Hence, it is only the opposition who are purposely disregarding the attention the Barisan Nasional government is giving to Kota Marudu,” he added.
ReplyDeleteOn the opposition claiming that he (Dr Ongkili) had not resolved the overlapping land claim issue involving Safoda and Begaraya and the villagers, Dr Ongkili said it was the opposition who was impeding the process.
ReplyDelete“The opposition is deceiving the people not to accept the solution to the land issue and telling the people that they would lose out if they accept,” he said.
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ReplyDeleteDr Ongkili said the state government had agreed to issue communal titles to the villages concerned with the ultimate aim to divide it into individual titles.
ReplyDelete“But the opposition is telling the people that communal title is bad, thus the people will not get the rights over their kampung land,” he added.
He said as the representatives in Kota Marudu – himself, the two state assemblymen Sarapin Magana (who is defending his Matunggong state seat) and Anita Baranting (who is the Barisan Nasional candidate for Tandek) – had worked hard to resolve the issue as native customary rights land belong to the villagers and land is an asset to them. Following this, a solution was decided upon to issue the communal titles to ensure the land belonged to the people.
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ReplyDeleteTwo communal titles involving Kg Bombong 1 and Kg Sungai Magandai are ready for release while four more villages are in process.
The decision by Petronas to launch oil, gas and energy (OGE) mega projects in Sabah is an indication that the national petroleum company is convinced of the sector’s commercial viability in the state
ReplyDeleteThese projects are expected to generate about RM18 billion worth of investments and create about 23,000 jobs. SAMUR alone, which is on-stream by 2014, is estimated to bring in about RM4.5 billion worth of investment value and provide over 2,000 jobs
ReplyDeleteThe Chief Minister therefore urged small and medium entrepreneurs to identify and explore their business niche along the oil and gas value chain to help boost the creation of value-added products and create opportunities for local start-ups.
ReplyDeleteMusa assured that the State Government is fully committed to the development of the oil and gas industry in Sabah by constantly engaging with the Federal Government in discussions to provide funds for the physical development of infrastructure and industrial facilities, and with Petronas on matters such as gas supply.
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