My fellow Sabahans, I suggest we start applying to migrate to Sarawak and leave these MPs to help run Sabah down to the level of the Southern Philippines.

1. Sabah MPs had been given 30 years and there’s no action and results so far. Don’t you think it is timely for others to help to resolve the problem? especially the problem is affecting all Malaysian regardless of the state where we come from.

2. The federal govn. is taking 95% of SABAH’s petrol money instead of 5% . So the federal govn. should have the duty to solve at least 95% of Sabah’s problems, this includes the illegal immigration problems.

No offence taken, don’t worry. We hope that the components within Pakatan Rakyat can work together to bring betterment for all Malaysians.

Syabas, syabas. Am very proud of your spirited concern and perjuangan demi rakyat Sabah. I noted your response to my comment in another entry. Hope you are not offended by my cariculturing Sabahans as docile based on my anecdotal experience with them. Most of them have issues but dare not stand up to be counted.

I agree with your opinion on Dr Chong En Leong. It’s to Sabah loss that he never got elected to the DUN or Dewan Rakyat. A man who is not afraid of going against the tide of his party.

In one election, he stood against Yong Teck Lee in Likas. He then filed an election petition challenging the results and won. This caused Yong’s disqualification to contest.

Dr Chong’s unsuccessful stint in politics is due to his membership with the wrong parties. Cos of his character, he was never in the good book of the party’s top leadership.

It’s almost impossible for a non-BN to win Likas precisely cos of the large ‘phantom voters’ from Pulau Gaya.

Dr Chong does not speak on the platform of race but across the spectrum of Sabah interests.

Dr Chong also criticised his party Deputy President, Datuk Maximus Ongkili for not supporting the effort to resolve the problem of illegal immigrants in Sabah.

“I have reasons to believe that he was running around Sabah MPs to vote against the motion for this RCI, telling them to toe the line as if he had the clout to influence them.” he said.

Meanwhile, Parti Keadilan Rakyat (PKR) said it was shameful for any Sabahan leader who did not seek ways and opportunity to help crystallise the establishment of the RCI.

PKR Sabah deputy chief, Daniel John Jambun, said the Deputy Speaker Datuk Ronald Kiandee had failed Sabahans by likening the proposal in Parliament to establish the royal inquiry to being “disrespectful” and “unpolite” to the King.

“The least Sabahan leaders like Kiandee could do is to choose the correct words when dealing with such a disgusting perennial problem of PTI in Sabah, or else be registered as among those who stood in the way of solving this problem.

“What is so disrespectful and unpolite about getting a paragraph on PTI in the motion of thanks to the King’s speech in Parliament?,”he asked in a statement, Friday.
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SO Uncle Lim and brethren in the West, the fight is on over here. Sabahans are not taking it lying down. But that doesn’t mean that we don’t welcome any help from our brethren in the West. This is family problem that involves all the brothers and sisters in this household we call Malaysia.

Kota Kinabalu : The rejection of the motion for the establishment of a Royal Commission of Inquiry on Sabah Illegal Immigrants in Parlianment on Thursday is disappointing, said Parti Bersatu Sabah Supreme Council member, Dr Chong Eng Leong.

He said the motion should have been allowed and supported by the Sabah MPs because “it is not anti-Barisan Nasional nor pro Pakatan Rakyat but a matter of defending the sovereignty of Sabah within malaysia”.

In a statement, Friday, Dr Chong said the counter proposal by Datuk Anifah Aman to set up the Parliamentary Select Committee to solve Sabah Problems might not succeed(see main story).

This was based on past experience like the committee chaired by Tan Sri Bernard Dompok “when there was a directive from the higher-ups not to cooperate”, he said.

“So what guarantee can we get that the issue will be solved? We have experienced before that the Parliamentary Select Committee (on Integrity) did not work so why not just for for the Royal Commission of Inquiry(RCI),”he asked.

He said now that Sabah and Sarawak appear to be keeping the Barisan Nasional government from collapsing they should be brave enough to expose the Project IC.

“Aren’t we all patriotic to Malaysia? To solve this we need strong political will starting from the State Government, PBS has two State Cabinet members both of whom were very local (*sic*. I think type error, I think it should be vocal) when in opposition.

“Can’t they reason with(Chief Minister) Datuk Seri Musa Aman on this? What is there to hide? Then reason with the Prime Minister,” he said.

“We took part in the formation of Malaysia primarily to safeguard security and sovereignty. Who shall eb the next Prime Minister to solve Sabah’s woe if the present one is still procastinating?” he asked.

Dr Chong said just after the election Datuk Seri Abdullah Badawi had stated he had heard what the people wanted him to hear.

“Perhaps, he had heard Sabah’s voice also but his heart is not with us. The Prime Minister’s only concern is the peninsula. I don’t believe he would do anything concrete to solve this.

“We must make sure the next Prime Minister has the will to help us.” he said.
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FYI, Dr Chong is not an MP but he is in PBS’s Supreme council. He is a staunch advocate against the presence of Illegal Immigrants.

He certainly did not mince his word hahaha.. Notice what he tacitly implied at the last paragraph of the report?

He was not one of the Katak, so he’s ok in my book. I hope he doesn’t get into too much trouble for being vocal. He even took a swipe on his boss, Datuk Pairin and Dr Yee Moh Chai. The two state cabinet Minister he mentioned.

Uncle Lim, maybe you should invite him over to DAP Sabah.