After Sibu victory, PR heading towards Sarawak State Election

After seeing DAP wins the Sibu by election, I have a feeling that SUPP will start to lose support in Chinese dominated constituencies. I bet that SUPP will not be able to race back Sibu in the next state and parliament elections. The victory in Sibu are still a main topic in most coffeeshops. Enough is enough for SUPP's unfulfilled promises. Even God has given hint by sending flood in Sibu on polling day to show SUPP's failure to solve the people's problems such as drainage systems.

Chinese have been waken in this sleepy town. SUPP in Sarikei, Miri and Kuching will be next. I'm not surprise if Ah Chan, Soon Koh and most of their armies lose in the next state election.

Slowly, Dayaks will also swing their votes to PR if the right strategies are planned to woe them against the "lucrative" wealth promised by BN. Remember not long ago government has mega plan to build 12 new dams in upstreams of rivers in Sarawak. The various social, poverty and land issues resulting conflicts between cronies of "Pak Moh" and local natives are enough to strategize in PR electoral plan. With new coalition from a Dayak party in PR hoefully will lay a smoother line to engage the natives especially in suburb and rural area.

Taib will not step down now and pass the baton to Jabu or Abg Johari because it's going to instabilize BN harder which might lead to leadership crisis. Taib is another Sami Vellu, whose party is now thirsty of new charismatic leader due to their "stuck ass syndrome". The situation in Sarawak BN will be more difficult now. SUPP is going to be humiliated in their constituencies. Under Taib, PBB might still get their backup from Melanaus and Malays votes in their legacy constituencies. Chinese and Dayaks votes are not significant there. With the internal problems faced by PKR and unpopular PAS in Sarawak, their chances to change the political scenario here is closed to null. Thanks to Taib's effort in developing these places. At least he knows how to protect his rice bowl first.

Overall, lets take out the weaken SUPP by focusing on Dayaks constituencies. If Chinese and Dayaks votes increase in next state election, then PR should be able to garner more seats from the Central and North Sarawak. DAP are getting stronger now, but other coalitions in PR should study and workout the right strategies to penetrate the other strongholds of BN. My hope is that more than 1/3 of Sarawak State Assembly will be filled with PR ADUNs.

It's official: DAP is victorious in Sibu!!!

Wong Ho Leng from DAP has won Sibu by election with a narrow majority of 398 votes over BN candidate.

The official result:

Wong Ho Leng (DAP): 18845
Robert Lau Jr. (BN): 18447
Narawi Haron Independent): 232

The issues with Sibu is the same elsewhere in BN dominated constituencies. The elected BN candidates are involved in acute cronism among family members and close friends. With the lost of BN in Sibu, hopefully will crack the strong bond of cronism network there. The normal Chinese in Sibu are already sick of these cronies and thanks to all the voters for this timely boost vengeance. Let's see now whether the promises made by Najib and BN worth millions of ringgit to those schools will still be reality. God shows his grace by sending flood to Sibu on polling day to highlight just how cronic these drainage systems are after so many years under BN. How about other infrastructure issues. BN, stop crowing like a cock and do your job.

This by election shows that money can't buy anything. If RM600 can buy the native's votes, this time it proves wrong. KTS link to NCR issues and exploitations might have awaken the natives to vote for DAP. In Sibu, most natives have been living in dire straits. To BN, if you really want to help, don't just help your cronies to become richer. Your "fake" aids as your election strategy will soon come to an end. Remember, native people are no longer stupid as you thought, SUCKER!!!

On common ground, the ban usage of "Allah" in Christian Bibles among natives have caused a directional change in votes this time. Majority Sarawakians are Christians be it among Bidayuh, Melanau, Iban, Kenyah, Chinese, Lumbawang, etc. Christianity teachings play important part of Sarawakians life. Since those in Malaya especially current government already ate into the pie with a touch of politics, that triggers enough hatred and anger in them. Suddenly, everyone here felt as if BN government is trying to kill them off in faith. Don't forget the ban of a few BM bibles by the government as well.

To YB Wong Ho Leng, this victory doesn't mean you are strong. It's actually a revenge on BN for them to wake up from fantasy world. You should do better and give the people more confident under your wings than the late Robert Lau. Your struggling life during your childhood shows that you can fight for the people. But without right actions, it will soon draft your downfall. I hope this achievement is the beginning to the fall of "Pak Moh" and his cronies. Sarawakians already have enough with all this exploitations by Malaya since independence. It's time for change.

Yes, DAP won the people's votes but

Updates:

Based on the official votes counting, DAP candidate, Mr. Wong Ho Leng has won the Sibu by election. 110 out of 111 ballot boxes have been counted and he's leading Robert Lau Jr by 2651 votes.

Unfortunately, the postal votes (2537 in total) and electoral staffs votes have not been taken into account. As expected majority of these votes will be supporting BN since they are obligated to. Jeff Ooi shouldn't be so excited first, just wait and see for some unpredictable surprises from BN running dog, SPR.

The people are back with more energized power

After wandering away from blogging for almost 11 months, finally I made a sneak comeback to The People Power once more. For the past 11 months, I have experienced lots of ups and downs in life.

Firstly, my mum was hospitalised due to viral infection in her blood. She was in coma, then recovered but with partial stroke to her brain causing some distortion to her movement and judgement. I remembered I had to rushed home from UK at that time and thought that I would never see her again. Thank God, she's still here with us. That was the lowest down so far in my whole life. Still worse than broken hearted feelings.

Secondly, on up side, I finally become a dad to my daughter. Seeing the whole delivery process was the most trilling and scary moment but when I saw the infant came to this world, it was such a relieve to me and my wife. I actually dropped a few joyful tears in front of the doctor and nurses but it didn't really matter at that time. What matters most was the little new life created and given the living soul by the Great Creator.

Thirdly, my sense of guilt. I was away in UK when my wife was still conceiving her. I really felt sorry and pity for her due to my obligation to my company. When I flew back from oversea, the really didn't have the mood to celebrate the reunion because of my mum critical condition.

Fourth, my current feeling on our political sea in Malaysia. Things got more and more heated up nowadays. The lowly-rated sodomy saga, unsolved mystery of murder, additional increase in the brood of jumping infidels, the victory of "porn star" politician, some engineered arsoning and pigheads, the return of racist mamak, infamous "shit" remark on al-Jazeera by shitty fella and and a few on-going by-elections will spice up the political scene further into 2010. Don't forget Sarawak is heading for it's state election soon. We'll see how Uban and his band of brothers prosper this time.

Finally, do you smell "LALALALA" what the people are cooking!!!

No TAR College in Bintangor? Ask the Ting-Ding alliance

Ding Kuong Hing, MP for P208 Sarikei

Yes, again for the 2nd time, Sarikeian voters have been made jackass! The tycoon who had made a promise during the PRU13 has changed his mind not to fulfill his promise to donate and build TAR college in Bintangor. The same trick had been promised in 90s also during electoral season which resulted in "nil" fulfillment.

Frankly speaking, I knew from beginning that Ting - Ding alliance during the electoral campaign was just to lure the voters. For such a small town like Bintangor which is lacking in various types of education and supportive facilities, I personally do not believe that TAR college will be successful from business point of view. My statement is supported by another college named UCS in Sibu which has been around for quite awhile but has not really attracted many students to study there. Nowadays, most youngsters in Sarikei prefer to seek their tertiary educations and settle down elsewhere in Peninsular Malaysia or Singapore which provide them better opportunities and lucrative wages instead of living in limited hometown.

For an ordinary town like Sarikei which made up of mainly voters working in government services who are "obligated" to support to BN, there's still a thick feeling of taboo for most voters to cross a "X" for Pakatan.

Anyway, BN is good at manipulating their empty promises even when under scrutinized circumstance. The same goes to Ting-Ding fellowship. Now, instead of owing voters a public apology, they turn their back on DAP for the electoral related court mess. Read in the link below, as written by a pro-BN media.

http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2009/5/25/nation/3974353&sec=nation

I don't think Ding will resign because of tycoon Ting breaching his promise. Its just part of another BN's scam. So for the hopeful Sarikeians, will you bite the dust for the 3rd time because of another TAR college vision?

Have a nice day!

Labuan blacklisted by G20...why?

Malaysian economy has been in bad shape, ringgit has been weaken by Dollar, people are losing jobs and the latest is that our offshore banking institution of Labuan has been blacklisted. Why? Just click the following link:

G-20 leaders blacklist 4 tax havens

May be its a bad omen or the beginning of a new plague for Najis on this historical day as the new 6th PM of Malaysia. I'm just wondering how much congratulations will be poured on him besides the condolences coming from the grieving people who are doubtful about his future.

When cronies are better than loyalists

Our C4 expert cum next PM cum economic skunk has announced the latest economic stimulus package yesterday. Apparently, the RM60billion stimulant seems to get more negative reactions from the people. Out of the total budget, RM10billion will be allocated to Khazanah (probably to save the GLCs such as Proton).

And how much does Sabah and Sarawak get? Not even 10% has been allocated to them. Remember when Pak Lah came to Sabah and Sarawak to reassure the people in both states that “Sabah dan Sarawak tidak akan dipinggirkan”. From the stimulus package, now you can see it clearly that in crunching time like this, cronies are still regarded as precious and you, the loyal voters are nothing but the peasants of electoral candies. Still I think they will response by saying "Thank you BN, we appreciate your noble candies!".

After months of denial, finally Najib has spoken that the greatest recession is hitting every single Malaysian. Forget about all the rubbish given by his assistant, the mamak Yaakob, for me he’s just a liar. Imagine how far has our government led us in denial from the truth prior to Singapore, US, China, UK and Japan, who already announced their version of tackling economic situation much earlier than us.

As for Najib, his first task before becoming the official PM of Malaysia has now been humbled not by his power but by the force of economic tsunami. He can deny his involvement with the unrest soul of Altantuya (now Al “Hantu”Ya) but his real charisma to lead the country out of this economic recession will be the real challenge to prove his worth as the new PM. The question is no longer about “Saving Private Zambry” campaign but he’s own quality as the new PM. No leaders in the world are spared from this global economic slump, not even Barack Obama or Gordon Brown.

As for the people, we just have to hang on to any trees that we can grab so that our nose can gasp the remaining expanse of air out of the economic tsunami wave until it recedes.