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S’wak polls: Rude wake-up call for PKR

If Snap is indeed being funded by BN as PKR strenuously claims, this is something that’s best seen to be believed.

The propaganda barrage is intense. The story is that the Sarawak National Party (Snap) is a fifth column within the opposition alliance and or otherwise funded by the ruling Barisan Nasional to split votes and give the latter victory by default.

The fact that such self-serving talk emanates openly from PKR does not seem to augur too well for the fledging opposition alliance in Sarawak. PKR is clearly the spoiler in the pack.
It’s true that the BN in Sarawak has been known to fund at least one mosquito party which appears from nowhere, on the eve of state elections, to make a bid for every seat.
The most infamous example was Parti Negara Rakyat Sarawak (Negara) in the early 1990s which was funded by Parti Pesaka Bumiputera Bersatu (PBB)-linked moneybags. The party lost every seat but in the process managed to draw away enough votes from the opposition especially in the marginal and mixed seats.
If Snap is indeed being funded by BN as PKR strenuously claims, notwithstanding various devious attempts in the past by Sarawak Chief Minister Abdul Taib Mahmud to finish it off once and for all, this is something that’s best seen to be believed.

Taib’s explanation not good enough

Chief Minister Taib Mahmud's video admission to having engaged in business activities abroad has raised more questions about his family's wealth.

KUCHING: It is not enough for Chief Minister Taib Mahmud to claim that he and his family “are good in business” and therefore managed to amass an unexplainable amount of money simply because of “acumen”, said state opposition DAP.
Calling for Taib to post all his properties on his website so “people can know”, DAP leader Chong Chieng Jen said: “And only then you (Taib) can rebut the accusation.
“It is not sufficient to say that his (Taib’s) children are good in business and that that they have business acumen and their wealth was created through normal business.
“It is not sufficient to convince the people. The public have the right to know and he (Taib) has a duty to disclose to the public.”

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Sokongan penduduk pedalaman Sarawak meningkat

Ceramah Anwar di ceruk kampung pedalaman pasti mendapat sambutan hangat

KUCHING: Sambutan penduduk di kawasan pedalaman Sarawak terhadap Pakatan Rakyat semakin menggalakkan sekalipun polis terus-terusan cuba menyekat rakyat dari menghadiri ceramah.
Dalam kunjungan dan kempen yang masuk hari kelima, Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim mendapati acara yang diatur bagi menyuntik semangat pasti menyakinkan rakyat Sarawak supaya berani membuat perubahan.
“Saya mula menjelajah termasuk ke kawasan pedalaman yang merangkumi penduduk Iban, Bidayuh dan juga Melayu.
“Sambutan penduduk antaranya di Riit Mawang, Tabuan Melayu dan Kampung Tarat Rayang ternyata hangat dan mengalakkan,” kata Ketua Umum KEADILAN itu dalam blognya, hari ini.

Penduduk Sarawak mahu bersama-sama Anwar dalam memartabat perjuangan rakyat.

Penduduk 6 kampung mahu tunjuk ‘kemarahan’ kepada Taib Mahmud

Kebencian rakyat Sarawak terhadap Taib Mahmud semakin meluap-luap

SERIAN: Selepas lebih 11 tahun bersabar, penduduk di enam Kampung di daerah ini, bertekad untuk menghukum kerajaan pimpinan Tan Sri Abdul Taib Mahmud  pada pilihan raya negeri Sarawak kali ini.
Kemarahan penduduk kampung itu berpunca apabila syarikat Tetangga Akrab Sdn Bhd yang didakwa milik kroni pimpinan Barisan Nasional (BN) Sarawak dikatakan merampas tanah adat warisan keluarga mereka.
Seorang penduduk, Muhammad Daud Asseng Abdulah, berkata tanah itu diduduki keluarga mereka sejak ratusan tahun dahulu tetapi kini digadai kerajaan Sarawak.
“Nenek moyang kami yang meneroka dan menduduki tanah ini. Tetapi, tanah kami dirampas. Kerajaan Sarawak pula menyerahkan tanah itu kepada sebuah syarikat untuk ditanam dengan pokok sawit,” katanya kepada KeadilanDaily.
Beliau berkata demikian ketika ditemui pada program bersama Ketua Umum KEADILAN, Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim d Kampung Danau Malikin yang terletak dalam DUN Balai Ringin, hari ini.

Senarai nama ADUN di kesemua 71 DUN Sarawak 2006 -2011

[Kompleks DUN Sarawak yang bernilai RM296.5 juta dan telah disempurnakan oleh KBDYMM Seri Paduka Baginda Yang Di Pertuan Agong Tuanku Mizan Zainal Abidin pada 27hb Julai 2009]

SENARAI NAMA BERPANDUKAN KEPADA PENGGAL YANG KE-9 : 2006 - 2011

N. 01 Opar                      YB Ranum Mina (SUPP/BN)

N. 02 Tasek Biru              YB Peter Nansian (SPDP/BN)

N. 03 Tanjung Datu           YB Tan Sri Adenan Satem (PBB/BN)

N. 04 Pantai Damai           YB Dr Abdul Rahman Junaidi (PBB/BN)

N. 05 Demak Laut             YB Datuk Dr Abang Hj Abdul Rauf Abang Hj Zen (PBB/BN)

N. 06 Tupong                    YB Datuk Ir. Hj Daud Abdul Rahman (PBB/BN)

N.07  Semariang                YB Puan Syarifah Hasidah Sayed Aman Ghazali (PBB/BN)

N. 08 Satok                       YB Datuk Sri Abang Hj Johari Tun Abang Hj Openg (PBB/BN)

N. 09 Padungan                  YB Dominique Ng (PKR/Pakatan Haram)

Video :Key Pledges of Pakatan Rakyat Sarawak 2011

Lelaki Lahir Tahun 1880 Masih Dalam Daftar Pengundi SPR

SIBU 2 APRIL : Walaupun dilahirkan pada tahun 1880 dan sudah lama meninggal dunia, Mohamad Mahli Sulong masih dalam senarai daftar pengundi untuk pilihanraya negeri Sarawak bulan ini, menurut sebuah pertubuhan bukan kerajaan.

Sibu Election Watchers (SEW) berkata kes Mohamad Mahli adalah contoh terbaru untuk membuktikan senarai pengundi Suruhanjaya Pilihanraya masih belum dikemaskini.

Jurucakap SEW,  Wong Meng Chuo berkata Mohamad Mahli  disenaraikan sebagai pengundi untuk N49 Nangka dan tempat mengundi beliau adalah  SK Perbandaran Sibu No. 3 at Jalan Bandong.

Pada pilihanraya kecil Sibu tahun lalu, SEW mengesan 208 pengundi yang dilahirkan lebih seratus tahun lalu namun masih dalam daftar pengundi SPR, akhbar The Star melaporkan.

Justeru, SEW menolak jaminan Timbalan Pengerusi SPR Datuk Wan Ahmad Wan Omar yang mendakwa daftar pengundi SPR sudah “dibersihkan.”

 “Kita kesal kerana SPR masih belum melaksanakan tanggungjawabnya dengan baik. Kami percaya daftar pengundi yang bersih amat penting untuk memastikan pilihanraya berjalan secara adil dan bebas,” tambah beliau.

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Foto : Ceramah Anwar Dun Kedup

Foto : Ceramah Anwar Kg Rahiin Mawang, Serian

Sarawakians: What more should they ask for?

Written by Rama Ramanathan

My brother and I were on a jambu tree. We were munching on the crunchy red fruit. Life was good. Sweet juice was running down our chins, cheeks and hands. We thought we had chosen our positions carefully. We thought we would not be food for red ants. We were wrong. Soon we were smacking the ants. First the ones on our bodies. Then the ones on the branches. Next we jumped off. We ran away. We ranted.
That scene from my childhood came to mind when I saw a video about Rumah Nyawin, a 12 door longhouse near Bintulu, with 120 residents.
On 04 January 2007, hundreds of uniformed officers from the Land and Survey (L & S) Department and tens of policemen arrived. Bulldozers and chainsaws were deployed.
The longhouse was demolished. The residents were weeping. Some, just made homeless, gathered to pray. Rubble remained. Soon they were living in tents.
The presentation was designed to grab the emotions. I wept.
I stewed in my anger for a week. Then, I did some research.
On 04 October 2006, the Government of Sarawak issued a 30-day eviction notice to the residents of the longhouse. The basis was that the land belonged to the state, and the state had given the land to MARDI (Malaysia Agriculture Research Institute).

Kehadiran Presiden Pas Ke Sarawak Menyuntik Semangat Petugas Pas

Kuching 2 Apr : Kunjungan Presiden Pas Tuan Guru Dato' Hj Abdul Hadi Awang beberapa hari ke Sarawak bermula malam 1 April yang lalu telah menyuntik semangat petugas-petugas Pas yang telah mula berkempen setelah DUN Sarawak dibubarkan. Ketibaan Tuan Guru Presiden di sambut meriah  oleh ahli-ahli dan penyokong-penyokong Pas tempatan.

Presiden Pas dijadual akan menunjau persiapan jentera pilihanraya parti Pas di kawasan-kawasan di mana Pas akan bertanding. Pada sebelah pagi 2 April, Tuan Guru telah menyampaikan amanat(gambar) bagi petugas-petugas Pas di Kuching bagi memotivasikan lagi para petugas yang sedang memperkemaskan jentera pilihanraya parti untuk memenangkan calon-calon Pas yang akan bertanding pada 16 April nanti.

‘BN using army, soldiers to frighten voters’

Taib Mahmud's regime has much to lose and is 'instilling fear' in the people, according to Sarawak PKR.

KUCHING: The state Barisan Nasional (BN) is allegedly using its military personnel to intimidate voters in the outlying areas in Sarawak.

According to Sarawak PKR chief Baru Bian, he has been receiving reports of army personnel threatening constituents as “there is so much at stake”.

“The state BN government even uses the army to threaten people as there is so much at stake in this coming election.

“Just last evening I have received reports from my area, Ba’Kelalan, that the army personnel who are now constructing roads to Ba’kelalan are telling people if they vote for the opposition and the Barisan Nasional lost, they will tear down all the schools,” he said.

Video : Ubah v.s.Taib ( ver. Iban )

‘Call home and push for changes’

PKR wants Sarawakians who are unable to return home for the election to make the phone call and convince their families and friends to vote for change.

KUCHING: Sarawak PKR is urging Sarawakians who are unable to return home to cast their votes to call home and encourage their family members and friends to vote for change.
Sarawak PKR chief Baru Bian said this was the only way the opposition could spread the word considering the mainstream media was inaccessible to them and the blogs were being closely monitored.
“Our only hope to disseminate news and information to the rural voters is through their children, the intellectual and professional people who can go back and vote.
“For those who are unable to return to Sarawak to vote, they should telephone their parents and relatives of the need to change.

Pakatan gov't experience to help penetrate rural S'wak

Kuek Ser Kuang Keng

Although the 'political tsunami' of the 2008 general election is losing steam in the peninsula as shown by the recent by-elections, it will still be Pakatan's major weapon in fighting the 10th Sarawak state election on April 16.

The formation of five Pakatan Rakyat state governments after the last general election, will be portrayed by the Sarawak opposition as a strong example of how to convey a simple message to the Sarawak electorate, especially the natives in rural areas, that the BN is unable to equal that governance.

What appears as the most basic political concept to most people - that a political party or coalition needs to secure most of the seats in the legislature assembly to form a government, is apparently beyond the grasp of a majority of the rural native communities, - after 48 years of BN rule.

For them, the BN is the ultimate power able to advance their livelihood, or wield the rod should they revolt.

Therefore, the opposition campaign in the rural areas is nothing more than basic political education, that the people have the right to elect a government of their choice, even if it is not the 'Dacing'.