Anak Jengayan

Posted on March 6, 2011, Sunday

KUCHING: Barisan Nasional (BN) members must not practise ‘vulture politics’ said Parti Rakyat Sarawak (PRS) president Dato Sri Dr James Jemut Masing yesterday.

“If any member of a component party is having problems, we must come and check out how best we can help. We must learn to assist one another in whatever situation we are in for us to remain cohesive as a fighting unit,” he told reporters during the BN state Convention.

Masing said he was also a victim of such backstabbing during his short tenure as head of a BN component party.

“It was painful and very disheartening to realise that it happened among ‘friends’. However, during this time I also experienced real commitment, real assistance and genuine friendship from my BN colleagues,” he recalled.

Masing also said it was important to remain united in facing the coming state election that he described as particularly challenging.

“This time we’re not fighting against ordinary oppositions. They are now more organised, have the brains and resources, and we cannot take them lightly.

“We need this spirit of genuine comradeship more than ever now as we approach the general election,” he added.

He further added that ties between BN members should be treated like a “permanent marriage” and not just “mere ordinary partnership”.

Instead, he told BN supporters to work and strengthen as a team to fight the opposition.

He also urged the people to focus on the youths, whose voting power had not been fully tapped.

“We also need to explore all online social networks to reach out to our youths,” he said.

Mawan also appealed to BN supporters to work closely with the civil servants in the coming election.

Meanwhile, Sarawak United Peoples’ Party (SUPP) president Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri Dr George Chan said they were now in fifth gear in facing the state election.

 “We are now more fired up than ever. In fact, we are now in fifth gear and raring to go,” he said. -

Source: The Borneo Post

Pulanglah wahai semua pengundi-pengundi diperantauan untuk membuang undi di DUN Kerdau dan DUN Merlimau. Tunaikan tanggungjawab anda semua. 

Gandakan majoriti Barisan Nasional.

Jangan biarkan PAS yang berlagak alim tu memerintah walau seinci pun tanahair kita. 

Undi PAS bermakna undi kehancuran.

Atas semangat juang yang tinggi. Wanita UMNO telah menggerakkan gelombang merah secara rasminya di Kpg Badok DUN Kerdau oleh Ketua Wanita UMNO merangkap Menteri Pembangunan Wanita, Keluarga dan Masyarakat Malaysia; Datuk Seri Sharizat Abdul Jalil pada petang Jumaat, 5hb Mac 2011.

Dihadapan kira-kira 600 orang pasukan gelombang merah; Datuk Seri Sharizat telah memberi satu ucapan penuh semangat untuk menggerakkan wanita UMNO berkempen dari rumah ke rumah.

Kesanggupan Yang Amat Mulia Tengku Mahani Puteri Bungsu Baginda Sultan Pahang turut hadir mencemar duli bersama-sama Wanita UMNO dalam berkempen pada Pilihanraya Kecil Dun Kerdau ini telah merancakkan suasana berkempen.

Kejayaan ini, tidak lain tidak bukan atas usaha YB Dato Hamidah Osman Adun Sg Rapat Perak Ketua Penerangan Wanita UMNO Malaysia iaitu tulang belakang gelombang merah DUN Kerdau.

Gerakan gelombang merah ini telah menenggelamkan bulan hijau PAS.

Parti Kian Runtuh itulah nama yang sesuai untuk PKR. Satu demi satu pemimpinnya melompat dan meninggalkan parti.

Setakat ini 21 pemimpin kanan PKR telah meninggalkan parti samaada melompat ke BN, Bebas, parti pembangkang lain serta menubuhkan parti baru. Mereka dah sedar daripada pembohongan Anwar Ibrahim.

Bekas pengasas tersebut dikatakan cuba melobi untuk menjadi calon PKR di  DUN N.57 Belaga tetapi tidak mendapat restu daripada kepimpinan pusat kerana meragui kebolehannya untuk menjadi calon dan menewaskan YB Liwan Lagang yang dikatakan terus mendapat sambutan oleh penduduk setempat. PKR juga tidak dapat menyerang peribadi beliau kerana bersih daripada sebarang isu dan masalah keperibadian.

YB Liwan Lagang

                                                                 

Laporan dalaman yang diterima daripada penyokong PKR menyatakan beliau sedang mengetuk pintu Sarawak National Party (SNAP). Namun, beliau akan menghadapi masalah dengan seorang lagi bakal calon SNAP yang pernah bertanding tetapi kalah pada Pilihan Negeri 2006 yang lalu.

Bekas calon tersebut dikatakan masih berminat untuk menjaadi calon SNAP. Sudah tentu ini akan menutup ruang untuk bekas pengasas PKR Ranting Uma Belor.


Penduduk Belaga dah muak dengan pemimpin yang mementingkan diri sendiri. Pada 18hb Februari 20011 yang lepas, seramai lebih 30 orang Ketua Kaum dan Ketua Masyarakat Belaga telah melawat Perdana Menteri; Datuk Seri Mohd Najib Tun Razak untuk menyatakan sokongan mereka kepada kerajaan BN dibawah pimpinan Najib.

YAB PM bersama Ketua Kaum dan Ketua Masyarakat Belaga menunjukkan tanda 1Malaysia.

                            
Sekarang penduduk Belaga dah sedar dan mula memberi sokongan padu kepada kerajaan BN. Tanpa sokongan Ketua Kaum dan Ketua Masyarakat; pembangkang tak akan mendapat tempat di Belaga.

Kemanakah dia hendak membawa diri? Penduduk Belaga dah tak terima pembangkang yang hanya memberi janji kosong.

Ini menunjukkan orang-orang pembangkang ni hanya berjuang untuk kepentingan peribadi. Bila tak dapat apa yang diimpikan terus nak melompat parti?

Dimanakah laungan perjuangan untuk rakyat?

Tak sudah-sudah membuat dosa. Itulah PAS.

Mereka cuba mengaburi dan menyesatkan penduduk DUN N. 28 Kerdau dengan harapan palsu dan lebih teruk lagi menjanjikan syurga jika mengundi calon PAS. 

Politik dan Islam adalah dua perkara yang berbeza. Itulah yang dikatakan oleh Roslan Kassim dalam ceramahnya di Kpg Sekoh, Rumpun Makmur semalam. Roslan merupakan bekas penyokong kuat dan pengasas PKR yang kemudiannya telah melompat parti dan kembali menyokong UMNO kerana telah sedar daripada ulit-ulit mimpi pembohongan penasihat PKR.

Tambah Roslan, disebabkan gila kuasa dan darjat. PAS sanggup menjual nama Islam dan bersengkongkol dengan DAP dan PKR. Karpal Singh pernah mengatakan langkah mayatnya dulu kalau mahu tubuhkan negara Islam. Apa dah jadi sekarang? PAS pula menjadi rakan karib DAP. Dulu PAS cakap, kalau bersalam dengan orang kafir adalah haram.

Inilah PAS. Berlakon dengan jambangnya dan serbannya serta berlagak alim tetapi perangai macam setan. Sedarlah wahai penyokong PAS. Jangan terus tersesat dengan janji syurga oleh pok nik.

Mana ada mengundi parti politik boleh masuk syurga. Terang-terangan telah menyesatkan akhlak.

Dalam keadaan tertekan oleh kes mahkamah yang sedang dihadapi oleh ketua pembangkang. Lelaki Y dengan hati yang tak tenteram telah turun berkempen untuk membantu calon PAS di Kg Sekoh, Rumpun Makmur, Kerdau, Pahang 2 hari yang lepas. 

Namun, lelaki Y atau lebih dikenali Al Juburi telah disambut oleh pendedahan berani oleh Ummi Hafilda Ali tentang kedurjanaan binatang bertopengkan manusia itu.

Ceramah yang diadakan bersebelahan dan hanya berjarak beberapa meter tersebut telah menarik kira-kira 3,000 orang. Setiap isu yang cuba nak dibangkitkan lelaki Y akan dijawab oleh Ummi disambut dengan tepukan dan teriakan gemuruh penyokong-penyokong BN. 

Lelaki Y bagaikan terpancut awal sebelum Ummi mencapai klimak dalam pendedahannya bahawa lelaki Y dan ahli-ahli keluarganya adalah hantu rasuah yang sebenarnya. Lelaki Y terpaksa meninggalkan ceramah lebih awal kerana tidak tahan oleh asakan bertubi-tubi Ummi.

Selepas itu, lelaki Y menuju ke Felda Jengka 22 dan diikuti oleh Ummi. Belum pun sempat lelaki Y sampai ke lokasi ceramah. Manusia lidah bercabang dua itu telah di lontar dubur ayam oleh penduduk setempat.

Ummi sebelum itu telah mendedahkan bahawa lelaki Y adalah seorang peliwat yang menjijikkan. Habis dubur anak orang dibantainya. Sukma Darmawan, Azizan, Saiful, Rahimi (hampir-hampir) dan siapa lagi mangsa seterusnya???

Penduduk Felda Jengka 22 sungguh jijik nak menerima kedatangan lelaki Y. Dengan rasa geram, mereka telah melontar dubur ayam ke lelaki Y.

Satu amaran supaya lelaki Y tidak membedal dubur anak orang lagi.

 

Pelagus seat is not open for negotiations even if the incumbent Larry Sng were to be accepted into SUPP, Parti Rakyat Sarawak (PRS) president Dato Sri Dr James Masing said yesterday. 

“If SUPP wants to accept Larry (Sng), that is their business. PRS has no objection. After all, Larry is not a member of PRS.

“But please take note that Pelagus is PRS’ seat. It is not negotiable,” he said when met after he officiated at the Sarawak Masters golf tournament at Kelab Golf Sarawak (KGS) here.

He pointed out that Sng, if accepted into SUPP, should instead stand in one of the eight seats which SUPP lost in the 2006 state election.

“If SUPP thinks Larry is critical to its administration, there are eight seats in SUPP where Larry can contest. After all he has been described as a young Chinese leader … Let the Chinese decide his fate, not the Dayak voters,” he said.

Asked if the party would accept the partyless Sng, its president Datuk Seri William Mawan said the matter should be left to the leaders of Barisan Nasional to solve. 

“As far as SPDP is concerned, Wong will defend Meluan in the next state election,” Mawan said, stressing that SPDP leaders and members must be resilient to attempts by “some quarters out to destabilise the party”.

Mawan, who holds the Social Development and Urbanisation Minister portfolio, was referring to words being spread in Meluan that partyless Pelagus assemblyman Sng would replace Wong in the coming state election.

“What these quarters are doing is to make Wong anxious and worried. But like I said before, all eight SPDP elected representatives will defend their respective seats come the next state election, and that means Wong will defend his seat,” Mawan said.

The Borneo Post was made to understand that people in coffee shops and longhouses in Julau were talking about Wong’s likely exit to make way for Sng in what many locals there saw as the solution to the Pelagus assemblyman’s partyless dilemma.

The candidates must fully support the Barisan Nasional (BN), said Chief Minister Pehin Sri Abdul Taib Mahmud who is also the state BN chairman.

“It doesn’t matter if those you propose are partyless. For the sake of the future of the Chinese, you must choose good leaders,” he said when he officiated at Hunyuan Hexiang Zhuang Qigong’s tenth anniversary celebration at Miri Indoor Stadium last Friday night.

The state BN needs effective Chinese representatives who can work closely with other races on common aims and aspirations, he said.

 

The run-up to the next state election recently heats up with the Barisan Nasional (BN) ‘expressing’ their dilemma over the status of partyless Pelagus assemblyman Larry Sng.

Recent political development started off with state BN chairman Pehin Sri Abdul Taib Mahmud’s speech last Friday night in Miri, hinting to the Chinese that they should rope in or accept capable and/or proven leaders who are close to the BN fold.'  

Not a few also thought that Taib may be talking about Sng who is an Assistant Minister in the Chief Minister’s Department and Assistant Minister of Youth and Training of Youth.

Chief Minister Tan Sri Abdul Taib Mahmud wants to keep Pelagus assemblyman Larry Sng in Barisan Nasional although the latter is now partyless.

He said that Sng had not been kicked out of the coalition although the Barisan supreme council had rejected his application to be a direct member.

He pointed out that Sng, who is an Assistant Minister in the Chief Minister’s Department, is a loyal Barisan member.

“I will keep him as he is useful and his loyalty to Barisan is unquestionable,” Taib told reporters after the Kuching City South Council Chinese New Year gathering here yesterday.

“Some do not want to be involved in politics, while some may not want to be in any political clique. Some only want to play supportive roles,” he said.

Sarawak United People’s Party (SUPP) president Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri Dr George Chan hinted that the party would consider admitting partyless Pelagus assemblyman Larry Sng if he is accepted by the people.

Dr Chan was asked for comment on the possibility of Sng (who was sacked in April 2008 from Parti Rakyat Sarawak — PRS) joining SUPP as he is still partyless.

He said: “We are not so exclusive where nobody else can get in. This is why I keep on saying that the party wants to open our door to anybody who wants to join us to promote or help us to serve the people.”

Dr Chan who is also deputy chief minister wants SUPP to be open as possible.

The party must be open and inclusive of anybody and getting as many people to join as possible. However, Dr Chan admitted that it was not easy to find people as politics require a lot of sacrifices.

“To be a good politician is very difficult. So if you have the right people with right attitude…we would welcome them with open arms.”

 “It is the people who decide. So if you want to win in an election, you have to choose someone who fulfills that sort of criteria. They are the people’s choice.”

If the choices are not party members, they would be the best, but they should subscribe to the party’s struggle.

“In the event that we cannot find the candidates, then we get people from outside. However, the priority must be our own people.”

Chief Minister Pehin Sri Abdul Taib Mahmud on Friday night sent a cue, apparently directed at SUPP, to bring in capable people to be their candidates in the next state election.

“(Even) if they are not party members, as long as they support the government, as long as they got something to contribute, bring them in, get them to be candidates,” Taib said at the dinner.

Sarawak United People’s Party (SUPP) does not know where to fit in partyless Pelagus assemblyman Larry Sng.

Its president Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri Dr George Chan said even Sng, who is an assistant minister in the Chief Minister’s Department, has not made any move to show that he is interested in joining SUPP.

When told that SUPP has many seats, particularly Meradong, which Sng can contest in during the next state election, Dr Chan said it would be normal for SUPP grassroots members in any respective constituency to feel uncomfortable with an outsider.

When met at his home on Thursday night, Dr Chan said Sng has yet to knock on SUPP’s door.

Meradong was specifically mentioned because it was first thought to be the most suitable place for Sng to stand in and also help the Barisan Nasional (BN) to wrest the seat from the Democratic Action Party (DAP).

Meradong has been speculated to be the safest seat for Sng because he may be able to take advantage of the fact that Meradong is in Sarikei, the hometown of his prominent businessman father-in-law Tan Sri Ting Pek Khing.

Earlier this month, Dr Chan, who is a deputy chief minister, hinted that he did not mind to take in Sng provided that he is the people’s choice.

Dr Chan made the statement immediately after Chief Minister Pehin Sri Abdul Taib Mahmud hinted in Miri that he wanted the Chinese to rope in all proven and capable leaders who are close to the BN fold.

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The political saga surrounding partyless Larry Sng has taken a new twist – he is not accepted as Barisan Nasional (BN) direct candidate to defend the Pelagus seat in the coming state election.

According to an inside source, the decision was made during Friday’s BN Supreme Council meeting in Kuala Lumpur chaired by Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak, and attended by all BN component parties.

The source said the decision was made based on a provision in BN that “any party member who has been sacked cannot enter through the back door.”

All leaders of the four state BN component parties were present during the meeting with Najib, including Chief Minister Pehin Sri Abdul Taib Mahmud, who is also state BN chairman.

“The decision not to accept him (Sng) was unanimous and his case was not even debated by all the BN component parties,” said the source.

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