Blog and Tweet 22/8/2018 阅读名家言路后说说

Blog and Tweet 22/8/2018   阅读名家言路后说说

        看完陈芳龙先生写的[阳光法案？让政府远离黑夜]。

        看完李笠龙先生写的[国产车与MSC2.0]

23/8/2018 星洲日报的言路  

看张庆禄先生专题作者[“愚蠢协议”产生的背景]

        看。。宇欣编辑先生写的[新首相的旧思维]

        看黄子豪美国国务院访问学者[科技发展的拐点]

        看宋明家科学工作者[寻找马来人的DNA足迹] （全基因组篇）

        过去你可以[胡说88道]，阿狗，阿猫，阿猪，阿牛，阿羊，阿猴，阿鼠，阿鸡， 阿鸭，阿鹅，。。。很多A—Z 可能都没弄清楚。 你讲什么就是什么。 今天，你再来[胡说XX道]，70%的人民会[YY]你到底的。 在这网络科技这么发达这么先进时代，要有[自知之明]，要学习[识相]点，个人以往种种造孽，各种高明盗窃盗取公币，各种白象计划的挥霍从中捞取，贪污舞弊滥权。。。。全都有证据记载。抹不掉，擦不去。。。。这是21世纪时代。所以这老千马最好，早点下马，不然随时马倒人翻，更不好看。最好，自己可以意识到自己 [如走薄冰，随时踏空，掉入深潭] 。 

Blog and Tweet 24/8/2018 Mindset for Independence Sarawak

Blog and Tweet 24/8/2018    Mindset for Independence Sarawak

Who is still not sick of the ones who always speak of the autonomy rights of Sarawak from the standpoint of Federation of Malaysia which stands for nothing to us Sarawak but plundering, exploitation, robbing, collusion and corruption?  When David Teng, the lawyer speaks about the status and autonomy of Sarawak, he is deeply bound hands and legs by the Federal laws which I doubt are impartial to Sarawak and Sabah but he slavishly upholds them as if they were Bible or Quran or Buddhist Holy Scripture so much disgust to us S4S. 

        To S4S who have set their minds to secede for good, we defy any Federal laws set to bound us hands and legs.  The Federal laws have become meaningless to us who want to break the tethers to get free.  We have been subjected to unfair treatment for half a century more.  Is it not enough for us to seek justification to get free?

        Many Federated-minded political clowns always speak from the standpoint of Federation of Malaysia.  They have become so habituated to the Federal rules since 1963.  Abdul Karim is another typical person so habituated ever ready to bow and bend to the Federation.  I have seen him slavishly admit Sarawak as a state (13^th in the rank) several times in the newspaper.

        Nowadays, many political clowns are ever ready to utter their care to protect Sarawak autonomy when the waves have gathered more and more force which may swallow them in the next Sarawak election.  Will the political clowns of X-BN, now under the coat of GPS still stand the chance to win?  How many in % can they win the election? Now they tune in to our melody and dance awkwardly.

        I belong to S4S keluar Malaysia to secede for good and I believe more and more will join this group.  Sarawak Manifestoes @ 2018 are the layout and direction for Independence Sarawak.  It is a dream to be realised sooner or later when we set our minds to fulfill.  We have been oppressed and suppressed long enough to endure anymore. 

        No weapons of any kind can win when people set their mind to fight to win.  Vietnam, India, Bangladesh, Pakistan  ……………………. became independent.  Yes, I believe that more and more Sarawakians harbour the same dream as I for Independence Sarawak.  It is idiotic and morbid to believe that the Malayan government will abide by MA63.  These political clowns are morbidly sick to speak from the standpoint of Federation of Malaysia when the Federal masters break every rule of agreement in MA63 and you talk about Federal laws to follow to uphold.

theborneopost.com

More important to recognise Sabah, Sarawak as co-founders of Malaysia — Rafizi

Nancy Lai, reporters@theborneopost.com

Rafizi Ramli

KOTA KINABALU: PKR vice president Rafizi Ramli is of the opinion that recognising Sabah and Sarawak as co-founders of Malaysia is more important than appointing deputy prime ministers from the two states as promised by the party.
       Rafizi who is vying for the PKR deputy president post stressed that the party’s central leadership has to ensure that it will take a more drastic approach in assisting Sabah to get Putrajaya to respect Sabah’s position as one of three components and not one of 14 states in Malaysia.
Speaking to Sabah PKR members during a fund raising event here on Saturday night, Rafizi however pointed out that for that to happen, people in Peninsular Malaysia must accept the historical fact that Sabah and Sarawak are founders of Malaysia.
      The recognition, he pointed out, has to come from every side of the equation – it cannot be seen as a demand by Sabahans or Sarawakians. It has to be seen that this is a recognition (accorded) with open arms out of sincerity and also fairness.
“That we must accord the right position for Sabah and Sarawak as components of the federation of Malaysia, not just a state and that process has to happen soon. I have no qualms from among the leadership of PKR to assert that narrative because I don’t see any wrong with it.
       “Of course there will be some consternation in the beginning because people feel the last 40 years, the perception in Peninsular especially, that Sabah and Sarawak are part of 14 states.
       “It is not easy to change that perception overnight but we have to start putting a different narrative and that has to come equally from senior leadership of Peninsular Malaysia,” he said.
       Rafizi said it was best to get this narrative accepted with open arms by everyone now rather than later.
       “And that is a very clear message from PKR Sabah and that is the message I am willing to take back to the leadership in Peninsular Malaysia and it is a responsibility that all of us have to carry not just because we want votes from Sabah but it is actually part and parcel of our commitment to a ‘new Malaysia’ which we have fought for all this while,” he said.
       He also pointed out that there are many ways of putting the right narrative out especially to the younger generation and that in the long run there is a need to ensure the right context of the understanding of the country’s history. That issue is not just unique to the understanding of the formation of Malaysia, but it also transcends all other issues in terms of race relations and independence among others, Rafizi said.
       But as with anything else in this country, it all begins with the right political leadership and it has to be seen that the country’s leaders are serious and committed to putting Sabah and Sarawak in the rightful context as one of the founders of the Malaysian Federation.
       “This is something that does not have to wait – it is something that can be done now. The narrative has to start changing now and that is something that I think I feel quite strongly as well because it is a low hanging fruit and is something that we can do quite readily without having to change much.
       “Accepting that Sabah and Sarawak as two of the founders of the Malaysian Federation is something that can be done as a matter of political principle and that can happen very quickly.   We just need more political leadership from Peninsular Malaysia to keep saying it and keep focusing on it,” he said.

My comments:
        Is it possible for these Malayan political clowns to take Sarawak and Sabah as entities properly and seriously?  Don't wait until we set mind to secede for good.  After all, we have all the rights to do.  Degrading Sabah and Sarawak as 12th and 13th states are unconstitutional.  It is ab illegal practice and is subjected to prosecution for breaching the Agreement of MA63.  

theborneopost.com

Ba Kelalan road trip exposes visitors to rural-urban infrastructure gap

August 7, 2018, Tuesday

A section of the earth road leading to Ba Kelalan.

A muddy stretch of the road following a downpour.

SIBU: A recent road trip from Lawas to the highlands of Ba Kelalan proved an eye-opener for a group of friends on the huge difference in rural-urban infrastructure.
        In relating her recent visit with a group of friends, Sibu lass Sharon Ling told The Borneo Post that the five-hour, 150km journey was “bumpy, uncomfortable and left everyone feeling dizzy”.
     “I really hope the government would do something about the roads leading to the highlands because the current condition is really quite a shame.
    “It would greatly boost the image of the destination, as well as the state, if the journey there is comfortable,” she said.
Ling said the trip allowed her and her friends to see first-hand the day-to-day life of rural folk and what they have to put up with when it comes to the condition of their roads.
   “The huge gap in infrastructure facilities separating rural and urban folks really opened our eyes.
   “With Baru Bian now the MP for Selangau as well as Works Minister, I hope he can improve the infrastructure in rural areas. After all, Ba Kelalan is his state constituency,” she said.
      Ling added she plans to make a return trip to Ba Kelalan in two years, and hopes for a more comfortable trip then.
      Despite the poor road condition, she said she was touched by the community spirit shown by Ba Kelalan folk.
    “When a car broke down along the way, passers-by would stop their vehicles to offer help. This kind of tight-knit community spirit is commendable and should always be maintained regardless of how much development comes in future.”

My comments:
What a curse!  What a pity!  What a shame!  This is the curse of Federation since 1963.  

S4S manifesto seeks to enrich people, strengthen economy

Tan (third right) speaking at the press conference prior to revealing their manifesto yesterday.

KUCHING: The Sarawak for Sarawakians (S4S) movement says its ‘The Sarawak Manifesto@2018’ focuses on six main areas in effort to strengthen Sarawak’s economy and enrich the people.
        The six main areas are to reform and strengthen various institutions namely: an independent Sarawak financial system; Petros to proclaim oil and gas in Sarawak; a new Sarawak education system; a new Sarawak healthcare system; Sarawak defence system; and immigration and control.
    “If we manage to restore our autonomy, the state can stand by itself for future generations,” S4S spokesperson K C Tan told a press conference held at a hotel here yesterday.
        He elaborated that the manifesto also seeks to extend the role of Development Bank of Sarawak (DBOS) as a commercial bank to enable all Sarawakians to open an account at the bank.
      “Non-local banks to have at least 30 per cent of their shares owned by Sarawakians, restore and re-issue Sarawak stamp and bank notes and set up a Sarawak sovereign wealth fund,” he added.
        Touching on oil and gas, the Sarawak government he said should take full ownership and control of petrol.
      “The state should execute the judicial power of the Oil and Mining Ordinance 1958 to shut down operation of any company that failed to comply with Petros by Dec 31 this year,” said Tan.
        During the press conference, he also revealed that an estimated 850,000 barrels of oil are “taken” out of Sarawak amounting to US$51,000,000 a day (based on US$60 a barrel).
        With such fund, Sarawak he said would have more than enough to develop the state as well as providing every Sarawakian RM4,412 each year (based on a 2.7 million population).
        With the money in the state coffer, the manifesto he said could provide free education and free healthcare for Sarawakians.
      “This will also enable the state government to sponsor more Sarawak students and athletes for major international academic and sports competitions,” he added.
Touching on defence, Sarawak he said should revive the Sarawak Rangers, the Sarawak Border Scouts as well as forming Sarawak Coast Guard.
      Tan further added that the manifesto also includes the restoration of the Sarawak passport, passport system for non-Sarawak citizens upon entry to the state and having Sarawak’s own immigration and customs department.
     “All taxes which are collected should also directly be channeled to the state Treasury,” he added.
       S4S he said also proposed the Sarawak government take actions to announce the reduction in electricity tariff, reinstate local council election, establish a Sarawak Central Bank, enforce passport system upon entry to Sarawak, make available study loans or bonds for Sarawak’s top students, announce the findings of the MA63 findings from the London trip in 2016, stop all ceremonies relating to the National Day celebration on Aug 31 and take over MASwings and make it a subsidiary of Hornbill Skyways.
    “I have also passed a hard copy of this manifesto to Chief Minister Datuk Patinggi Abang Johari Tun Openg, Deputy Chief Minister Tan Sri James Masing, Minister of Local Government and Housing Datuk Sim Kui Hian and Minister of Youth and Sports Datuk Abdul Karim Rahman Hamzah at their respective offices,” he added.
        S4S he added will also email the manifesto to all the remaining State Legislative Assembly members.

My comments:
        I repeat, Sarawak belongs to nobody but to every Sarawakian.  More and more of us are mind-set for Independence Sarawak.  We are not main-main and we are serious to seek for independence.  This is just the beginning and the sketch of Sarawak.  When 80% of Sarawakians stand behind this movement and cause, the charted course for  Independence Sarawak is not too far away from us.  I believe that more than 80% of Sarawakians scream for independence Sarawak.

theborneopost.com

PBDSB questions significance of Aug 31 for Sarawakians

KUCHING: Sarawakians are aware of the state’s position in the initial formation of Malaysia (Federation of Malaysia) and the year it was formed. Now, in every Sarawakian’s mind, why is Malaysia celebrating its 61st anniversary of Independence Day and not 55th anniversary instead? What is the significance of Aug 31 for Sarawak?

Silvia John

        Parti Bansa Dayak Sarawak Baru (PBDSB) had been monitoring the past events and developments when it comes to August 31 every year and queried why the Sarawak government is still allowing itself to be compelled by the federal government to spend millions of ringgit every year to hold an official celebration on every Aug 31.
     “Ever since the awareness of MA63 was widely spread by Sarawak4Sarawakians NGO group, which was even well acknowledged with full recognition by the previous late Sarawak Chief Minister Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri (Pehin Sri) Adenan Satem, Sarawakians’ knowledge of the genuine history has begun to turn a new page, especially on the issue of Sarawak’s autonomous rights which is supposed to be restored after the emergency proclamations had been lifted November 2011,” says PBDSB Women chief Silvia John in a press statement.
       Ever since 2015, as declared by Adenan, the Sarawak government has been celebrating July 22 as ‘Sarawak Day’, which is also declared as an official public holiday in Sarawak, in remembrance of Sarawak obtaining self-governance on July 22, 1963; before being one of the sovereign nations together with the Federation of Malaya, Sabah and Singapore, to equally form Federation of Malaysia on Sept 16, 1963.
    “The main question now, the Aug 31 celebration by the state government would only further confuse the younger generation on the true authentic and genuine history of Sarawak being part of the Federation of Malaysia. Even in schools, ever since before, the history of Sarawak being in Malaysia and the significance of its independence day being taught was already misleading until to this very day; currently, all of August 31 celebration promo is currently promoting its 61st anniversary but in actual fact, Sarawak has only been part of Malaysia for 55 years, where are the logical facts about it?” questioned Silvia.
        The recent statement made by Deputy Chief Minister Tan Sri Datuk Amar Dr James Jemut Masing mentioned that Sarawakians should not be celebrating on Aug 31 as it has nothing to do with Sarawak, saying it is actually Malaya’s Independence Day.
        But the weird part is, why the president of Parti Rakyat Sarawak (PRS) suddenly had the guts to speak of it now but not during their glorious Barisan Nasional (BN) Sarawak days, she claimed.
     “Especially PRS supreme council members had begun to even dare to speak of Sarawak’s rights now. Why didn’t PRS speak of it after November 2011 onwards during their BN Sarawak days? Out of a sudden, being part of the newly formed coalition Gabungan Parti Sarawak (GPS), it seems the coalition had finally given them the boldness and bravery to speak like Sarawakians. Why not act like a genuine Sarawak coalition during their BN days before? What is the significance of doing it now?” asked Silvia.
        For the record, Masing had in September 2014 been quoted to say “Everyone now knows that Aug 31 is Malaya’s and Sabah’s independence day… it is not our independence day. They can celebrate it both in Malaya and in Sabah as they have the same independence day date, and we can join them there if they invite us. We must right the wrong.

My comments:
Is the Sarawak government with the new name and coat of GPS still eager to squander millions to repeat the same meaningless acts celebrating August 31st for the Malaya Independence Day?

Yes, with the awareness of Sarawakians in general, the political thugs under the name of GPS should behave themselves if they do not want to be condemned and cursed.

Blog and Tweet 15/8/2018 看新闻说故事

Blog and Tweet       15/8/2018           看新闻说故事

看完陈芳龙先生写的这篇[第三国产车？ 不可为别为]。 我希望—希望联盟各位部长先生，女士和小姐们都花点时间详细的看完这文章之后，好好劝那老千马别再搞国产车3.0了。这联邦国从1981年到今天2018年已经被老千马和纳吉搞到[国债高。。]。欠债累累。 无限掠夺和剥削咱们砂沙两邦国后无限挥霍导致咱们沙砂两邦国无法好好发展本邦。Forex exchange 和Perwaja Steel损失，这笔账，还没算呢。他还想搞3.0国产车，M-tower， F1赛车…,如果内阁阻挡不住他，这我希望可以人民集体抗议，因为最后都是咱们人民买单。

纳吉用公币搞IMDB私利。人民要帮这些贪官背债。这老千马又来揽大权。当首相也变相当起实权财长。 自己委任自己当Khazanah National Sdn Bhd 主席。看到这些钱财，心里又痒起来了。

那么狂妄[自以为是]的想搞国产车3.0，然后又是由咱们人民收拾残局。要搞国产车3.0 可以，但是不可以在压抑人民选择其他款车的自由。不可以给于任何保护。交给私人界去办。别想用一分公布作私事。咱们人民现在很清楚知道什么叫朋党利益摆先，裙带关系，。。。。这都是老千马的本色。

陈芳龙先生讲解的很清楚。要搞国产车，这是涵盖很广阔的范围。从材料到技术和全盘计划，有多少本事做呢？有本事面对竞争嘛？ 有市场吗？

这么多年来去，我们已经被这国产车骑劫太多了。没有能力买日本进口车的人，只好买这国产车。我们家就有两架国产车。两架日本车。一架日本车是先生公司的车，后来，我先生把他买过来。 我自己的一架是Perodua，还好，没有令我很失望。另一架是Proton‘体弱多病‘。很多问题。花了很钱修理。这架车，我家阿斗用了几年。现在是我先生用。我家阿斗现在用日本车。这架国产车摆放的位置是挡住我Perodua。几次，我想驾驶，几次我都放弃。现在，我连退车，方便我Perodua出来。都无法做到。 这Proton的driving gear已经失灵了，我要退，它反而是前进。弄得我火气爆棚。先生驾驶他那老日本车出街。 那ProtonSaga 就挡住我Perodua。我想出去都无法得逞。想想看。那时我是多么火大。 很难不诅咒这国产车。 我先生懂得如何操作，所以他可以进退自如。 为了省钱，他没有拿去修理。

人民为什么能不支持国产车Proton 就不支持，这老千马好像还不清楚呢？ 没有]自知之明] 和不懂得[自我检讨] 才是问题的症结。 保护主义是求上进完善的的
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