Blog and Tweet 8/6/2018
Crafting for better deal in illegitimate business
Patronas suit to claim their
rights over the development of oil and gas resources in Sarawak is like
crafting for a better deal in illegitimate business but will turn out to be
like a person carrying a big stone to crush his own feet. It is self-defeating and ugly. The company, no doubt, has the blessings from
Dr. M who used to be so crafty in the business of domination and monopoly. Is he not acting against the PH manifestoes
of decentralisation and devolution of power to Sarawak and Sabah? Didn’t Dr M have a meeting with ….from
Patronas? In the year of 2018 and the
age of internet, Dr M and Patronas can no longer act so indulgently, aggressively
and haughtily than ever before. In Chinese, we have a saying, [弄巧反拙] crafting for a better illegitimate deal to turn so
ugly and self-defeating.
Where is
the integrity of the PH government? The
main reason for the downfall of the exited-BN government is due to the lack of
integrity which they never cared to practice.
Is the PH government to follow suit?
It is quite out of many expectation that the PH government would craft
with Patronas who is only answerable to Prime minister. Is it still true? Did Patronas know the consequences of losing
the suit if our Federal Court of Justice stands for Justice? Did they ever calculate what course the
Sarawak government with the backing of all the Sarawakians would take even if
we lost the suit? Had they ever thought
that we would file the suit in the International Court of Justice and at the
same time we would seek for secession for good.
For the
past 54+ years, we have been oppressed and suppressed. The whole world should have seen how
domineering the Malaya government has been to plunder, exploit and raid Sarawak
and Sabah to enrich themselves.
People in
Peninsular Malaya should allow Patronas to continue monopolising which is the main
cause of abuses. I hope the oil-producing
states in Peninsular Malaya will stand up against the practice. Is it not the right time to review the
Petroleum Development Act imposed on them?
Patronas,
I guess, must have thought that they could extend this unconstitutional ruling
to Sarawak and Sabah. In the past our
weak ministers were bound and gagged to protest. But now, with the awareness of Sarawakians on
our rights, no representatives can afford to behave so lamely anymore.
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