SWC or Danger “Sure Win Candidate or Grey/Black”

Has the GE13 elections fever hit the state of Sarawak? Generally, we would be expecting much more but its been eerily calm. It’s the calm before the storm, and that storm is how the people in the whole country would vote. Lim Kit Siang a seasoned politician smells a kill. He knows politics is about propaganda plus perception and now he is telling Malaysians,’7 States will fall to Pakatan”

A BN observer said, “Sure Win Meh? Why isn’t he as confident as saying Sarawak and Sabah will lose 30 seats together for Pakatan to form the next Federal Government?

 Alas, he too knows that BN in East Malaysia have kept our eyes open and ears on the ground listening to all the movements. Recently, the deputy minister in PM’s office Ahmad Maslan said that the Sarawak atmosphere is very devoid of flags,posters and buntings eventhough its the 13th hour already. Sarawak legislators and political parties are doing their homework and in fact can safely say BN will have at least 25 in the bag out of 31 seats. Does he need to wipe the sweat behind his neck?

We can be highly critical of the way certain component parties carry out their fight in facing the GE13. They are too fears that some of the MPs after the results are known in the 4 component parties holds high probabililty of ‘short selling themselves’ to the highest bidder if the results are too close for comfort. We shall see wouldn’t we? In politics nothing is a sure thing nor are all ‘promises” kept in totality.

Many observers are pinpointing now to the Global Witness video footage which many “unkind” words were uttered and it will tip some votes over to the opposition. Latest ground reports are that thousand of discs are being burnt and translated into Iban and making their way to longhouses and riverine settlements.

Under this circumstances all the reports on the ground needs to be addressed and looked over again cautiously to pick the mosts ‘winnable” candidate. However the Ugly Truth will be too hurtful for many to swallow.

We start of with SUPP a multi racial party but dominated heavily with membership from the chinese community and 6 out of 7 SUPP Parliamentary areas are in the urban areas. We are of course not experts but we can be very critical as we have worked with their members.

Oh No..!! I see arrows and daggers coming my way. Forgive my humble analysis but its going to hurt some people nevertheless.

One would also ask did we take into considerations the voting strengths,the voters gender breakdown and get the feedbacks from the AJKs and groundzero.? Read on and tell us where we might just miss out..  

SW-”sure win” white or DANGER -”grey/black”

Having said the above, SUPP is now paying the price for unsolved infighting which has resulted in the Chinese voting community abandoning them. It’s not that DAP or PKR have suddenly an upsurged of membership but the legislators and leaders in the party have fought so bitterly amongst themselves that they have forgotten that they are actually supposedly to fight for the people.  

7 seats for SUPP

1.Kuching:- Tan Kai it seems is a very good candidate but unfortunately he has also been caught up in the turf war between group A led by Peter Chin and Group B led by Wong Soon Koh. He needs a ‘miracle” to win Bandar Kuching but he still needs to soldier on as someone dreamt he won by 6 votes to pull off a mosts unlikely win. ( Black)

2. Stampin:- Have they resolved Deputy Minister Yong Khoon Seng to hold on to the fort and stop him from retiring? DAP Chong seems favourite to go for another scalping but word on the ground is that former DAP ADUN Voon Lee Shans man are seeking revenge. Voon was unceremoniosly left out of the last state elections eventhough he has contributed much to DAP. They have not forgotten and SUPP will  do well to retain this seat. Many say though this urban seat will fall but its the mathematics that counts here. (Grey)

3. Serian:- Deputy Minister and Deputy President Richard Riot will not have much trouble going against the DAP candidate here. The Bidayuhs know that Richard have kept his promises and looked well after his own people and if SUPP ever thinks of a “real revamp” {thinking of a Bidayuh President..hmmm} he might just be the person to bring SUPP back to its golden and glorious years. Will be a Shocker if Richard is defeated here.(white)

4.Sarikei:- MP Ding would have won this time round but unfortunately the infighting in the Sarikei area between Wong Soon Koh’s men and David Teng’s men have shifted significantly towards the DAP. The sacking of Stephan Wong has had an adverse effect. He though has actively campaigned for the seat when the party had long ago announced that incumbent Ding would defend it in the general election. Tough for Ding as he faces enemies also from within (Grey/Black)

5.Lanang:- MP Tiong with all his influence and in any other GE he would easily pull through. He has even taken DAP to task and this are his words”You just look around – what have they done for the people? Nothing … except providing lip service and making more empty promises,”He will face off with Alice Lau who losts to Wong Soon Koh  at Bawang Assan State seat. In 2008 Tiong polled 19,476 votes against DAP Wong Kee Woan’s 14,612 votes. This time round is his 5th term as candidate and it will be his toughest yet (Grey/Black)

6.Sibu:- In the by election DAP Wong Ho Leng won this seat. Wong would not defend this seat due to brain tumour and recoving from chemoteraphy. Temonggong Vincent Lau would bepitted against a new DAP candidate in Oscar Ling. Chances of wrestling the seat back from DAP looks very good as PBB ADUN Annuar has been working extra hard to win over the losts bumiputra votes during the byelections. They have both been seen working hand in hand and SUPP’s chances looks brighter eventhough this 95% urban seat. (Grey) 

7. Miri:- Peter Chin will not seek another term and he has given the seat to his long time Political Secretary Sebastian Ting. Both SUPP and DAP are caught with their own infighting between their members and DAP has sacked 6 of its Senadin members as recent as 11th of March 2013 for insubordination and repeatedly tarnishing the party’s image. Sebastian is a hardworking and able candidate but the ‘winnable’ factor does point to Hii King Chiong a philantropists who according to sources in his CNY open house attracted more than 30000 people from all walks of life. Tough call for SUPP on this seat and Dr.Teo of PKR is waiting to pounce on SUPP’s uncertainties. (Grey)

Overall, SUPP will do well to win 4 out of 7 seats as the Chinese areas still are going all out to punish the party as their leaders have been seen to be looking after themeselves. The opposition are capitalising on the weaknesses of the SUPP party to win the seats and the infighting is not only amongst the top but it has reached also the grassroots. If the Team A and Team B infighting is put in the backburner the party SUPP still have a fighting chance against DAP. If not,you know the answer….!

4 seats for SPDP

8. Mas Gading:- The tussle of the G5 candidate in Tiki Lafe and SPDP Anthony Nogeh of standing as BN candidate will open the chance for PKR Candidate Willy Tumek or DAP Mordi Bimol to stand a fighting chance to win this seat. It will not be easy and eventhough many occasions there are 4 or 5 cornered fights BN still comes on top in this seat. PBB and SUPP have openly come out in support of Nogeh’s candidacy but Tiki remains hopeful. A last minute replacement for a “winnable” and acceptable candidate might just be the answer. A highly respected civil servant might be BN’s choice to esnure this seat is retained by BN/SPDP ( White/Grey)

9. Saratok:- Will the President of the party William Mawan be the chosen candidate? There are too many names being thrown around to replace incumbent Jelaing Mersat where many voters are waiting to throw him out if the party does not replace him with a credible candidate. Ali Biju the PKR candidate stands waiting to wrestle this Parliamentary seat from SPDP.

Even the BN component parties in Krian are keeping a close watch on the development of a “winnable” candidate. They will throw their weight behind when their party warlords sounds the bugle.(Grey/Black)

10. Bintulu:- It will not be a stroll in the park for MP Tiong King Sing and also Deputy President of SPDP. It does look an easy win but he has looked after his constituency well and many would not mark their votes against him. However this being a Chinese Majority area Tiong still needs to put in the extra effort to secure the win.(White)

11. Baram:- Incumbent Deputy Minister Jacob Sagan will need to fight the enemy within BN who has been hellbent to topple any candidate put up by the party. There have been “recordings of speeches” and its not so much the dam factor which is affecting his candidacy. Reports are also surfacing that the name of Anyi Ngau would be an acceptable face in Baram but Jacob has been given the blessings from the party.

 It’s a tough fight nevertheless but Jacob would win in the final tally. Will BN change their minds to replace Jacob in the last minute? one hopes not as Ba’Kelalan state seat under the SPDP allocation fell due to last minute replacement.

SPDP 4 seats are touch and go and only 1 now is heavily favoured to be retained without much fanfare. A lot of ground work and propaganda works needs to be carried out to ensure the other 3 seats remains with BN. The G5 factor will be a major hurdle for BN to solve and decisions need to be work out and carried out for the party to win the 4 seats without interference from the sacked SPDP members and their followers. A highly unpopular call must be made by the BN hierarchy.

6 seats for PRS

12. Sri Aman:- Masir Kujat the incumbent MP is under SEVERE ATTACK by his 2008 proposer businessman and former ADUN Donald Lawan. He will be challenged by DAP probable candidate Leon Jimmy Donald whose father was a former MP. SWP who made the call of going for all 6 seats under PRS have been dealt a blow by the resignation of its supreme council member and tipped to be candidate Andy Lawrence. (Grey)  

13.Lubok Antu:-William Nyallau will come up against SWP President Larry Sng who was a former Assistant Minister. Many expects Larry to pull through without much problems but the resigantions of 3 of its younger supreme council members is proving to throw spanner in the parties works. Ground forces say Nyallau will be ably assisted by the two(2) ADUNS and most of PRS heavyweights who would want to deal a black mark to Larry’s political career. SWP has even come up with a statement that ‘a broker” has been moving around to “buy” key party members and supporters. This will be a bitterly fought seat between not only PRS against SWP but also PKR Nicholas Bawin.(Grey/Black)

Nicholas has on numerous occasions questioned SWP,” I don’t know what they are fighting for. They said they fight against PRS, but at the same time declaring themselves as Barisan friendly. Politics must be taken seriously because it determines the future of the state and the country,” he said. (Grey/Black)

14.Julau:- Joseph Salang will square off with former friend turned enemy in Wong Judat who quit SPDP to stand as a SWP candidate. BN will face a tough fight but it is highly unlikely that Salang would be unseated from this seat. PKR will field a candidate but its candidate would not be much threat to Salang too. (Grey)

15. Kanowit:- Aaron Dagang was rumoured to be dropped and his candidacy would be taken over by Joseph Jawa. The incumbent is not very well received by the PRS hierarchy and he is only there as the seat belongs to PRS. Aarons close association with SPDP members runs foul of those in PRS. They want their own man in Kanowit but Aarons family ties with the former defunct PBDS Party president Leo Moggie still swings the pendulum to him. Aaron is likely to face a candidate from Sarawak Workers Party (SWP) and Thomas Laja from Parti Keadilan Rakyat (PKR). (White/Grey)

16. Ulu Rejang:-PRS anointed candidate Wilson Ugak will take on SWP George Lagong and PKR Abun Siu. However,Billy Abit says he is very much still confident and winnable as the incumbent and will be hoping that his more than ”cordial” links with his long term association with the Federal leaders will be enough for him to be renominated.  

Even former Kapit District council Chairman  has thrown his weight behind Billy Abit. Quoted statement:-Anyone can claim to be the next BN (Barisan Nasional) candidate in any constituency, but facts speak for themselves as Datuk Billy is still the MP, incumbent and the people in Baleh have been showing outstanding support for him,” 
(Grey)
17. Selangau:- The 13th general election, the Selangau seat is proving to be a tough battleground for its incumbent Parti Rakyat Sarawak (PRS) deputy president Joseph Entulu. He will be faced with SWP defacto leader and former MP Sng Chee Hua and PKR’s likely candidate Josuha Jabeng. SWP and PKR are using personal issues to unseat Entulu. They are going round telling the voters that his “personal”intersts outweighs what is good for the Selangau are.

They said Entulu had no master plan for the development of Selangau that could generate incomes despite being its elected representative for more than 20 years.Even basic amenities like clinic, schools, clean water, electricity and roads are still lacking.

This rural enclave BN says takes time to develop and it steps are taken by the Entulu as he is the deputy rural and development minister. Sng will use whatever means to fight against his former junior colleague in PRS. This will be a closely watched battle as a former Deputy president of PRS Sng Chee Hua takes on the current deputy President. Who will win? Who is your last dollar on?   (Grey/Black)

PRS final tally would be 5 out of 6 winnable and hard fought wins. Which seat will fall remains questionable as it will depend very much on where both SWP and PRS concentrate their machineries. PKR would be hoping to capitalise on the weaknesses created by both SWP and PRS to steal ‘a seat” under their noses.

14 seats for PBB

PBB remains very united going into the GE13. There have been attempts which appeared in SarawakReport on loyalists of Taib Mahmud and Awang Tengah putting their own candidates but the party has stayed intact. Their operations room are all ready and equip with all the basic amenities required for the elections. One must never be complacent says a PBB senior leader and we know that there are some seats which will be tough. He named Limbang,Lawas,Batang Lupar and Sibuti where the candidates needs to put in the extra efforts to secure and maintain the winning streak for BN.

He further commented,”Parti Pesaka Bumiputera Bersatu (PBB), the backbone of state BN, is confident of repeating its success by retaining all the 14 seats allocated to it.

18.  Igan :- Abdul Wahab bin Haji Dollah who has won the seat twice uncontested reminded us he can defend his seat in the coming general election as the opposition in the area is unorganised. (White)

19. Sibuti:- PAS Robby Tandang will take on incumbent MP Ahmad Lai in this seat. The issues are mainly personal on the ground against Ahmad Lai as the opposition is using his lack of appearance on the ground to campaign against him. Federal issues takes a back seat here. (Grey)

20.Samarahan:- This area will see a new face being introduced as Sulaiman Abdul Rahman Taib is not seeking re-election. A woman candidate district officer Rubiah Wang is highly tipped to be the candidate here. However, highly placed sources have also been informed that the son of a prominent Minister is also being touted to be Sulaimans replacement. Sulaiman posted a winning majority of 11,411 votes  defeating PKR’s Hussain Abang Apok and Independent Awg Bakar Awg Daud in 2008. (White)

21. Betong:- Noel Bucking from PKR will be the main challenger against Douglas Uggah Minister of Natural Resources and Environment who will be vying for his fifth term as a candidate. The main issue will be targetted on the “accordance of  respect to Betong’s Panglima Gagah Berani (PGB) holder Wilfred Gomez Malong” PKR said they will give Uggah a run for his money as he won the seat with a majority of 11,709 votes against Stanley Jugol of the Sarawak National Party in 2008. (White)

22. Petra Jaya:- This majority malay semi- urban seat of PetraJaya will see PBB Youth Chief Fadillah Yusof and also Deputy Minister of Science, Technology and Innovation locking horns with Sarawak Wanita PKR head Norhanim Mokhsen. Fadillah is quietly confident in securing another mandate from the people in Petrajaya eventhough he will be facing the PKR Sarawak Wanita chief. In 2008 Fadillah polled 19515 votes against PKR’s Mohamad jolhi who secured 5118 votes. (White)

23. Limbang:- Baru Bian PKR ADUN for Ba’Kelalan and PKR Sarawak Stae Liason chief will take on MP for Limbang Hasbi bin Habibolah. This is one seat where PBB will feel the “heat’ from PKR as in 2008 MP Hasbi polled 6427 against PKr’s Lau Liak Koi who garnered 5751 votes. The votes swing will determine whether PBB will be able to maintain its stranglehold on this seat. (Grey/Black) 

24. Lawas:- Henry Sum Agong in 2008 polled 8526 votes against PKR’s Japar Suyut who managed only 734 votes. However in this GE13 he will be challenged by a more credible candidate in veteran dentist in Dr.Bob Baru who will stand on a DAP ticket. Even the incumbent MP Henry acknowledge that,”Dr Bob is well-known to the people of Lawas and Ba Kelalan and he himself needs to intensify his efforts and up his ante” (White)

25. Mambong:- Tourism Deputy Minister Dr. James Dawos Mamit in 2008 polled 14182 against PKR candidate in Majen Panyog who garnered 7525. DAP is also interested in this seat in 2013 as their candidate from Mangan Ngandok has also stated his stand to be a candidate. PKR’s aspiring candidate would be Willie Mongin who is a Kuala Lumpur based businessman. This seat will be a toss up between the two Pakatan hopefuls against the incumbent MP Dr.James Dawos.( White/Grey)

26. Mukah:- In 2008 Dr.Muhammad Leo Michael Toyad Abdullah said this would be his last term as MP. He won convincing with 10090 against Independant Hai bin Merawin @Bonadventure who got 3792 votes. It seems though that he is being asked to stand again as there will be credible candidates from DAP or PKR who will try to wrestle this seat away from PBB. Wong Ho Leng the DAP Sarawak chief was quoted to say,”Yes, we certainly have a candidate, a local Melanau and if we stand together, we would be able to conquer Mukah,” (White)

27. Batang Sadong:- GE12 Nancy Shukri a first timer MP polled 8183 votes against Piee bin Ling of PKR who managed 2758. She has quietly done her work and been on the ground very often but aspiring PBB candidates are finding faults to have her replaced. The warlords are using all their muscle to ensure that she is not chosen and they have gone at times overboard in their quests. She remains the “winnable” lady candidate for the area and her approachability has created so many enemies in PBB who consider her fast rise and popularity within the party as a threat.Even Assistant Minister Naroden Majais is feeling undermined by her popularity which makes her supporters even more hopeful that she will win her 2nd elections with a far greater majority.(White/Grey)

28. Tanjong Manis:- Will Norah Abdul Rahman be fielded? This is a Sure win seat and anyone fielded in this constituency will face little or no resistance at all. Elected unopposed in 2008 Norah must have been very angry by the timing of the Global Witness video which implicated her sisters Fatimah and Norlia in the video.

Sources close to the Chief Minister said he was very upset and this could even affect Norah’s candidacy. It’s on everyones lips and fielding her might have serious repercussions on the whole outlook for BN Sarawak as a whole. Unless and if a scapegoat is found the candidacy of Norah remains “fluid”. PKR sources are monitoring the situation and could field a candidate from outside in the last minute to stop BN from winning uncontested again. (White)

29. Batang Lupar:- ABU Rohani(anyone but you) have been used to knock out the MP who is seen to be working very hard in the constituency. In 2008 she secured 11015 against her PAS candidate Abang Eddy Allyanni who managed 2923.

Her majority is so convincing that some aspiring candidates just cannot wait for her to call it a day to be named. She is presently the Deputy Minister of Domestic Trade, Cooperatives and Consumerism and many locals have found her work satisfactory to say the least. There have been many unkind reports filed to discredit her good work.

Word from the Pakatan front is that PKR Sarawak SG Abang Zulkifli Abang Engkeh is the likeliest candidate to be fielded. However PAS have also made claims to the seat as they too are moving in the area.

Rohani said she was prepared and ready to take on whoever the Opposition decided to field against her in the seat. PBB in the surrounding areas needs to show all their support to her instead of trying to create a wedge and hamper the election machinery.

Truth be told this will be capitalised by Pakatan if left unchecked. (Grey/White)

30. Santubong:- Dewan Rakyat deputy speaker Dr Wan Junaidi Tuanku Jaafar won handsomely by 15800 in 2008 against Rahamat Idil Latip who polled 3855. According to PKR sources their candidate in GE13 would be Zulrushdi Mohamed Hol.

Rumours in the Parti Pesaka Bumiputera Bersatu (PBB) circles say that Junaidi is likely to be dropped from the list of candidates for the coming parliamentary election.

Will he? He is seen championing many issues of late and this could be a message to his political masters that he is still needed in Sarawak. The name of Dr Abang Draup Zamahari Abg Zen, chairman of State Housing Commission and Drahman Jaladin, PBB Deputy chief of Pantai Damai Branch have cropped up very often.

Meanwhile,Wan Junaidi however expressed his confidence that he would be renominated for Santubong, proven by the support from the people from Tanjung Datu to Demak Laut.

PKR would be capitalsing on the uncertainties within the PBB ranks to try to win says the insider source. (Grey/White)

 

31. Kapit:- MP Alexander Nanta won unopposed in 2004 and 2008 and if he is unopposed again in 2013 he will create a record of some sort in Sarawak. However, it seems that PKR will be fielding a candidate against him as they have identified and shorlisted two names in Edward Sumbang and Kennedy Paing.

Edward is the chairman of PKR Kapit branch. He stood in the recent state elections in a three cornered fight in Pelagus constituency and garnered 1300 votes against 5,000 votes garnered by George who won the election. Kennedy is a professional working in the oil and gas industry in Bintulu. (White)

 

GE13 is close at hand and all political analysts from both sides of the political divide in Sarawak are waiting for the dissolution of Parliament. All political parties will want to ensure that their candidates fielded are the winnable ones and are very much accepted by the voters of the constituencies.

BN4 Sarawak in will have to contend with not only the Pakatan group but also SWP and many aspiring Independants.

The days are numbered as to when the date of dissolution will be and the elections will have to be called not later than May 27th 2013.

IS YOUR CHOICE A S.W. CANDIDATE?

Awang Tengah’s Men “Crisis..??”

The symbol for the word “CRISIS” in Chinese is made up of two words:-DANGER and OPPORTUNITIES.

In every crisis ,every laws,every disappointments there’s both danger and opportunities. One can never run away from that.

Awang Tengah’s men are running HELTER-SKELTER ( don’t misinterpret again OMG my english)and looking over their shoulders on who is coming after them.

Who made the TREES SHAKE?

We certainly did not as we did not mention AWANG TENGAH but his men. This has been building up and sensing that they are under attack some are hiding back in their foxholes.

Some even took the opportunity to point A FINGER but they forgot that FOUR (4) are pointing back at them.

http://audie61.wordpress.com/2010/06/10/politicsnot-so-easy-to-forgive-and-forget/ 2. http://audie61.wordpress.com/2010/03/13/crisis-breeds-opportunities/

As the internet portal sarawakreport has specified with this article it seems that CM Taib could have been also charmed to sign off many deals. We are not saying Taib unknowlingly did that but ‘sinister and outside forces” does determine many ‘projects”. {Contractors appease the gods/spirits for a safe and undisturbed works schedules}  This article has its meaning well carved into the story :-http://www.sarawakreport.org/2012/12/happy-new-year-black-magic-and-betrayal-engulf-bn/

Taib is in the know now and he will not leave anything to chance. PBB will go into the General Elections as a  UNITED and CONSOLIDATED front to secure the 14 seats which they have been mandated.

The other 17 seats which 7 (SUPP) 6(PRS) 4(SPDP) Taib as BN chairman would certainly see that all 31 seats are safely in BN’s hands.

However the infightings and mistrusts in the component parties have led to a general feeling of these words continously being said out” Why should we vote for a party where they only know how to fight amongst themselves and dont even care about the voters?”

PRS have rid itself of ‘recalcitrants” and are in a good shape to win their seats but not on cruising mode.(They still have to contain with SWP-led by former Assistant Minister Larry Sng who declares they are BN-friendly).

SPDP have sacked 5 YBs who after much persuasion for them to return to the fold but two years too long on their sacking will have their hands full as PKR/DAP are using the opportunity of the crisis to make inroads. The rightful candidates choice will determine how SPDP comes out of this GE13. It will be tough but the grassroots in the party are united which is very much a PLUS++ sign.

SUPP will have its hands full as DAP will try to capitalise fully on the crisis which has not been resolved in SUPP leadership crisis. The opportunity presents itself and after randomly surveying the ground it does not look too good for SUPP to retain 5 out of the 7 seats it currently holds. A lot of work needs to be done and SUPP really needs to OPEN ITSELF UP to ask component parties to assist in this coming elections.

The overprotective syndrome on their election operations  needs to be shared with the rests of the component leaders in the 7 Urban based constituency. They must not shy away from asking for assistance (Even Europe asks for US and others help during the WorldWar.Surely SUPP musts turn to the history books for assistance too)

Awang Tengah’s men too should also wise up and should not be too arrogant in that others do not know what they are up to. The GE13 is upon us and its the afters which is going to surprise many if left unchecked.

Taib has already got his inner circles to do covert operations and they are giving him reports which have not been too pleasant. The warning signs are up and Awang Tengah’s men must know that the 3 main things which has been uttered still holds:-http://audie61.wordpress.com/2012/12/16/awang-tengahs-men-act-of-betrayal/

1. He has promised to Step down within two years after the State Elections which is still used from 1990′s.Has He?
2. Federal has seen him to be too powerful and need Internal State assistance to remove him.thats the truth they say..
3. Time’s up for Melanau rule ever since 1970-2013 (43 years too long) they say..” We need someone else and boss Tengah is the rightful heir. Tengah is untouchable now with war chests full”

PBB will know what to do to one of their own. We dont need outsiders they say to teach us to walk ,run, or jump but when words of these magnitude are already spoken and capitalised by some it needs to be checked.

If left unchecked it will turn to be a can of worms and even PBB will stand to loose and BN Sarawak will be left at others mercy.

The final say will be very much left to the wisdom of the CM Taib himself and he too will need all the loyalists to be next to him in securing a notable victory in GE13 and to flush out Awang Tengah’s men who are overly ambitious and becoming too big to fit their boots.

The Time will be Sooner rather than Later….  

SUPP’s Central Committee Press Statement

audie61 tweeted earlier about 6 hours ago when we met SUPP President Peter Chin at the Youth Chiefs Office at the party headquarters and he told us frankly. Inform all the BN Sarawak friends “we are not leaving BN” We dont make rational decisions and we go through the proper party processes.

As Tweets allowed only 150 words we put it down as …SUPP Prexy said to audie61″ We will not leave BN as speculated n as responsible Partner only a serious breach will make us do it”

THE PRESS STATEMENT FROM CC  SUPP

ANWARJETANDA ..Ooh la la..Jetsetters!!

PROPAGANDA916 BO-HONG ..NOW ITS CALLED ANWARJETANDA 

The mass media.tweeters and blogsphere are just CASHING on the latest Pakatan or Anwar spunned Propaganda to boost up Pakatans image that they too have “FRIENDS” in the Corporate World who are willing to take the risks.

DID ANWAR JUST TOLD ANOTHER BO-HONG..?

We tweeted this morning

1. Mohd.Taufik Omar says to Utusan Malaysia’he is not Anwar’s friend and rental service done professionally.

• DO YOU REMEMBER WHAT ANWAR SAID EARLIER?
• DO WE NEED TO WRITE IT HERE?

2. Mohd Taufik Omar rents d jet Sarawak businessman pays d rent? Who is Sarawakian who paid?

• Did not Nurul Izzah(maybe some conveniently does not know that she is Anwar’s daughter the MP for Lembah Pantai) tweeted “”wht’s d issue w a jet trip loaned by a friend? Aint ours, aint public funds.“

Ooh la la Next its ANWARJETANDA..(translated ..IT’S ANWARS JET)

One by one its coming out of the closet and its revealing itself as Propaganda 916 as we mentioned failed and Anwar is trying to get BN off his back by using another BOHONG of pitting the intelligence of the rakyat to vote for them and using a private jet is nothing.

1. Whatever happened to Everybody can Fly?
2. Is Air Asia/Maswings/MAS too inconvenient for Anwars itinerary? 

We should look further than what it all boils down too.If they come to power all his cabinet will be loaned with Private jets. They might justs have private escapades and meetings outside the country. Many businessman would be cashing on  $96000 for them to crisscross to Sabah/Sarawak.

IS ANWARJETANDA HERE TO STAY..??

I still will ask PKR YB See Chee How to tell his boss to tell me looking in my eyes and say,” Audie do you believe me now.

OMG ” Now In English”

First my mistake,” I did not copy and paste the full malaysiakini article” Some and many too, say Malaysiakini is not VERY PRO-BN and I should not be quoting from there. audie61 should not be popularising the article eventhough they said something good about it.

This is what the Prime Minister said from the article which I fully support.Extracted“Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak has dismissed allegations that Sarawak Chief
Minister Abdul Taib Mahmud had amassed billions of ringgit.”There are
all kinds of allegations, jangan kita layan (let’s not entertain it),”
he said at a press conference in Kuala Lumpur this morning.

Najib was responding to a question on a report produced by Switzerland-based NGO Bruno Manser Fund (BMF) claiming that the chief minister, who has been in power for 31 years, has emerged as the country’s richest man with an estimated wealth of US$15 billion (RM46 billion).

PM said “There are all kinds of allegations, jangan kita layan (let’s not entertain it}  (This is the statement  I support)

1. Isn’t PM supporting the CM? Isn’t this English?
2. Where did audie61 go wrong?
3. Reading and extracting not Very PRO BN internet portals and quoting is wrong?
4. How are we going to put things right when we dont even know what are our enemies/opposition are doing?
5. One can have their own opinions and evaluate what we have done. The cyber world was captured nearly 90% by the Pakatan cybertroopers in 2008. Today we are fighting back. Is it wrong to read even an opposition blog and tell the BN Boys how we need to put it Right against Pakatan?
6. Is MY ENGLISH too difficult to understand ? Oh Gosh……!
7. Lets FIGHT FIRE WITH FIRE .

OMG do we need to explain further.Maybe we dont really know how to write??????? Or for that matter people or some of our readers don’t understand MY ENGLISH. Oh My English have suddenly been misinterpreted.

THE BIGGEST PROBLEM IN THIS WORLD IS MISCOMMUNICATION/MISUNDERSTANDING OF WORDS WHICH USUALLY CAUSES MORE HARM THAN GOOD..

It saddens me when some are trying to hang on someones shoulders trying to make an easy kill for their own benefits.

Without a doubt I stand by Chief Minister Taib and Prime Minister Najib. CM Taib said to me” If I am so VERY RICH I would not be working in my office in the 22nd floor from 8am -5pm.

OH YEAH ! I can hear and feel the flying daggers coming my way…

Lucky ME MY FORCE FIELD is still intact…hahahaha

* not looking down on those who dont understand me and the English Language but to tell those who are out to defame me. Judge it yourself where I stand…

OMG…Racist Overtones..??

OMG does it sound racist?

This is the unhappiness and uncalled for ruling which has come out from our neighbours Singapore.”Malaysians above the age of 18 are allowed to work in Singapore except for male natives from Sabah and Sarawak whose age limit has been raised to 35.”

Not only it has caused tensions but it does mean that ”The new ruling has caused much difficulties to law-abiding Sabahan and Sarawakian native men, mainly unskilled and odd-job workers to work on the island.

Fresh workers below 35 were barred entry while those within that age group and already working there could not renew their work permits after they expire within two years.

Sarawak has over 40 ethnic races and besides the Chinese,Malays and Indians who live side by side with the other native races are the Ibans,Bidayuhs,Melanaus,OrangUlu, and others.  The Ibans make up the majority of the population.

Meanwhile,The people of Sabah are divided into 32 officially recognised ethnic groups. The largest indigenous native group is Kadazan-Dusun followed by Bajau and Murut besides the Chinese,Malays and Indians who also are very part of the breakdown of population.

The question now this is a very delicate position for the Malaysian Government as it involves the workers of two Eastern States of Malaysia Sarawak and Sabah.

This is not a small matter as its a very sensitive issue.

There will be repercussions as Singaporeans in General will in the long run call”natives from Sabah and Sarawak potentially uncontrollable and also troublemakers.”

Moreover not every one from Sarawak and Sabah below aged 35 should be coined as in the same mould. It has caused very bad distaste and its racially discrimanitory towards the natives of both states says many.

1.  DO YOU THINK ACTS CAUSED BY A HANDFUL  OF NATIVES SINGAPORE SHOULD PUNISH BOTH STATES ASKED ANOTHER? 

2.  IF THIS HAS HAPPENED IN UK OR USA IT WILL BE VERY RACIST IN NATURE. IS SINGAPORE ABOVE ALL THIS RULING?

3.  WHERE ARE THE OPPOSITION YBS,MPS AND LEGISLATORS WHEN THE NATIVE PEOPLE OF SARAWAK AND SABAH ARE BEING TARGETTED?

4.  THE RULING GOVERNMENT HAVE MADE THEIR STAND AND AT TIMES LIKE THIS THE PEOPLE MATTERS MOSTS AND NOT JUST POLITICS TO ONES ADVANTAGE

5. THIS “ADMINISTRATIVE PUNISHMENT” BY SINGAPORE MUSTS BE DELIBERATED AND A SOLUTION MUST BE PUT IN PLACE.

This statement which was published does not give much hope on the already strained relationship which has reared its ugly head in Sarawak and Sabah” Malaysian High Commissioner to Singapore Datuk Md Hussin Nayan said that during the elections in Singapore, one of the issues raised was over the high number of foreign workers there and the government had taken steps to address the matter by minimising the intake of unskilled workers.

IF Sarawak and Sabah legislators decide to ban Singaporeans from entering Sarawak and Sabah we are pretty sure there will be a huge overcry by many Asian and Western Countries.

We have made  it very clear ”THERE MUST NOT BE ANY DISCRIMATION OR RACIST BAN ON NATIVES OF SARAWAK AND SABAH “

RACISM MUST NOT  REAR ITS UGLY HEAD ANYWHERE BE WARNED..!!

Click to read :-http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2012/9/10/nation/11999070&sec=nation

Najibs Still Best PM Material….

Malam1 Malaysia bersama rakanrakan P195 & P196 on 29th of August 2012 was successfully held with the convoy leaving SPDP hqs at 5.30pm and reaching Spring at 6.30pm.  The programming schedule was perfect and the organisers have to be commended.

The nights speeches was hard hitting and there was no holding back. Overall it made its mark and SUPP SG Professor Dr.Sim Kui Hian’s  vision of BIG PICTURE was achieved.

Extracted reports from an English daily:-

 

BN”Reach Out to the Grassroots .. “

You must know your Constituency Wants and Needs. You must REACH OUT TO THE GRASSROOTS and only then the voters will know whether you are sincere and can be trusted. The times are changing and one should be equip with all the knowhows , wheeling and dealing in the economic field too. We should also not Preempt anything but work towards achieving it . 

Minister of Housing and Tourism Abang Johari telling audie61 at the sidelines of the Press conference who were with the visiting delegation of SPDP and SUPP members at a courtesy visit to his office.

Step up cooperation, BN components told

Posted on August 7, 2012, Tuesday

 

WORKING TOGETHER: SPDP vice-president Captain Zainuddin Hamdan (seated third right), SPDP Pending chief Audie Chua (seated second left) and SUPP Youth chief Tan Kai (seated second right) showing the logo of the charity show to Abang Johari (third left) after their courtesy call.

KUCHING: All BN component parties in the state must step up their cooperation to improve communication between the people and the leaders.

PBB deputy president Datuk Amar Abang Johari Tun Openg said this culture of working together had always been there from the start and was pleased to see young leaders continue the efforts.

“Such cooperation has existed since many years ago and I personally had experiences working with other component parties.

“The political landscape nowadays has changed. There is need to explore new directions in order to improve communication between the people and the leaders,” the Housing Minister said yesterday.

He was speaking to reporters after receiving a courtesy call from the organising committee of ‘1 night with P195 and P196 Friends Charity Movie Show’ at his office.

He pointed out that the contribution from young leaders was important, especially in the present challenging political environment.

“It is important to work together to provide the best service to the people.

“We have all the basic ingredients so we need the best chef to prepare the right food.

“The best chef is always the most experienced and in BN, we provide the chef because we have the experience,” he said.

He commended the programme as a very good initiative by young BN leaders that would enable BN to get back the Bandar Kuching parliamentary seat and defend the Stampin seat.

The charity show is an initiative to strengthen solidarity and unity among BN component parties and will be shown at The Spring’s MBO on Aug 29.

 

SWP “Confused or Convince”

Todays headlines in the main stream media obviously is all about the Sarawak Workers Party helmed by Youth Advisor to the Chief Minister Larry Sng.  Our Rocket scientist Bugi Wijaya from Sabah in audie61 is now scratching his head as the political situation in the Sarawak he says has gone”murkier’ and thrown a spanner in the works in the very existence of BN4.

If you are not confused he said I am and and its really confusing as we can see from this statement and moreover its not so convincing.”

Larry, 33, maintained SWP would be a Barisan Nasional (BN)-friendly multi-racial party but would contest against PRS in its six seats of Lubok Antu, Sri Aman, Hulu Rajang, Kanowit, Julau and Selangau.

“We will be friendly to the rest of the state BN component parties and look forward to working with them. We are not against the policies, but we do feel that there are better candidates who are willing to serve the people and we believe that we have that kind of candidates under SWP”

BN3 out of BN4 we are friendly but the other is my enemy as we are attacking PRS. If i was to extract this from a FB posting from a fellow BN component party member I should think we may manage to get through the day unscathed and more or less does not need to enlist in a mental instituion of some sort or to take “depression pills”

The extracted FB posting” Amai…SWP= Suka Wang Punya… Jangan diberi support. Hanya PBB, PRS, SPDP dan SUPP adalah BN Sarawak… Ingat! Sekarang kitai nemu dini hati Larry… Ukai ya hati BN Sarawak… Kepentingan diri ya, baka apai ya… Orang baka ya patut dibuai negeri…”

We would love to translate for you all but it speaks for itself

Those two phrases”BN-friendly but fighting the BN/PRS in their constituencies” and friendly to the other component BN parties.. SUCH CONFUSION …….Oh Boy!

Its more or less like telling us the opposition in Pakatan you are now fighting one true BN and the other BN friendly party says an opposition member. BN tries to confuse us but we will still be fielding our own  candidates and we will try to wrestle the seats from the infighting that is in existence in BN.

Whats more the statement from Wong Judat will give us an indication of whats to come. This appeared in the STAR”Wong Judat Meluan assemblyman from SPDP who was invited tothe event,launched an attack on Entulu and asked voters to vote him out. He also told the reporters that Joseph Salang was not interested in reconciling with him after SPDP President William Mawan called for them both to make up.

He(Salang) did not attend a proposed meeting between himself and I. This showed that he was against reconciling.”he said.

The opposition member who wants to remain anonymous has this parting words,”

ARE YOU NOW CONVINCED THAT ALL IS NOT WELL IN BN PARTIES AND PAKATAN MIGHT MAKE A BREAKTHROUGH.

CAN OR NOT SAYS OUR FRIEND IN FB?

These are his words,”‎”WAHAI ANAK BUMIPUTRA SARAWAK”, WE MUST STAY UNITED UNDER SARAWAK BN COALITION. WHEN WE SPLIT UP, THE MORE WEAK WE BECOME…WE MUST STOP THE SPLITTING UP OF OUR PEOPLE! THIS IS WHAT OUR ENEMIES WANT US TO DO… DIVIDED WE ARE NO THREAT TO ANYONE, BUT AS A UNITED PEOPLE WE ARE A FORCE TO BE RESPECTED AND HONORED… Maybe to some feared… HIDUP ANAK SARAWAK!

SO ARE YOU CONFUSED OR CONVINCED..??

(..We know the whole truth, and nothing but the truth so help me God…)

GE13 ” MP Hulu Rajang…A Darkhorse..?? “

GE13 cannot come sooner for those who after months of lobbying will be hoping that their name will be the ”chosen one for their party” BN/PRS have three very “capable and winnable” candidates and each of them have their grassroot supporters.

Who will it be amongst them will be known come nomination day.

Wilson Ugak claims that he has the blessing of Parti Rakyat Sarawak (PRS) president Tan Sri James Masing to stand as a Barisan Nasional (BN) candidate in Hulu Rajang in the coming general election.
Billy Abit says he is very much still confident and winnable as the incumbent and will be hoping that his more than ”cordial” links with his long term association with the Federal leaders will be enough for him to be renominated.

Liwan Lagang says a source to audie61 must not be ruled out and might justs be the answer BN/PRS holding on to the parliamentary constituency.  A DARKHORSE..??

George Lagong who won as an independant in the lasts state elections in the Pelagus area remains a favourite to join in the fray. A phone call to him today on Ugaks statement he justs said,”Very Good.Let’s wait and see”

PKR and SNAP will be weighing their options and there will be not short of candidates as the parties feel this constituency will be up for grabs as there are many issues in their favour to be addressed.

WHO WILL BE THE WINNER AND CLAIM  P216..??