Sunday 23 December 2012

'SABAH CAN'T AFFORD EXPERIMENTAL POLITICS'






PAPAR : Sabah cannot afford the luxury of experimental politics that could derail its economic progress as Malaysia moves towards becoming a high-income nation within the decade.

"That is why it is essential for PBS to ensure that BN is returned to power with a healthy two-thirds majority in the coming general election," said PBS Information Chief and Pantai Manis Division Chief, Datuk Johnny Mositun.

Addressing the PBS Bongawan Division Annual General Meeting at Dewan Mositun here Saturday, Mositun, who is also State Legislative Assembly Deputy Speaker, said BN needs a two-thirds majority in the State Assembly and Parliament to govern effectively and pursue its development goals without obstruction.

"Political strength is essential when difficult decisions have to be made and policies implemented to keep the nation united and on course.

Malaysia has to face so many uncertainties on the global and domestic fronts, and we cannot afford to be 'experimenting' with our domestic politics, especially now," he said.

Mositun said BN is an inclusive coalition of political parties that gives every ethnic community, including the KDM, representation in policy-making and governance of the country.

He pointed out that Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak fully acknowledged the importance of Sabah and the KDM community.

"This is reflected in the composition of the Federal Cabinet. Of the three Sabahan Federal Ministers, two are KDM (Datuk Dr Maximus Ongkili and Tan Sri Bernard Dompok). Another KDM, Tan Sri Joseph Kurup, is a Deputy Federal Minister. A Sabahan, Datuk Rahim Bakri, is Deputy Federal Minister of Transport and the Attorney-General is also a Sabahan," he said.

In fact, with Datuk Anifah Aman as Foreign Minister and Datuk Rosnah Abdul Rashid Shirlin as Deputy Health Minister, as well as Datuk VK Liew as a Deputy Minister in the Prime Minister's Department, Sabahans' high representation in the Federal Cabinet was unprecedented.

Mositun said Sabahans, in particular the KDM, would lose all these if the opposition came to power because its main objective was to make Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim Prime Minister.

"That is all the opposition wants. They will make all sorts of promises to get support for this mission, but once that is achieved all these promises will be forgotten," Mositun said.

Urging PBS members to continue supporting the State Government, he said the re-delineation of electoral constituencies would take place next year.

"After meeting several high-ranking EC (Elections Commission) officers here and in Kuala Lumpur, I have been given to understand that Sabah will get some additional new constituencies.

I have put forward my view that the recent emergence of big industries and rapid population growth along the West Coast justifies the creation of several new constituencies between Papar and Sipitang," Mositun said.

He said the creation of new constituencies should not be based on ethnicity alone but rather the overall population and geography of the locality, among other things.

"The important thing is for the electoral constituencies to enable a balanced and equitable representation of Sabahans based on the overall demography of the State," he said.

Mositun said he was concerned about the rise in complaints about road traffic in the Papar District in the wake of rapid industrialisation at Kimanis and Sipitang.

"The volume of road traffic has increased tremendously in recent years, and there are daily traffic jams at the entrance to Papar town near the old railway bridge.

"I hope the State Government will take up my suggestion for a diversionary road from near the the Pengalat-Dambai junction and an additional bridge over the Papar River.

"This will ease the daily bottleneck at the awkward roundabout which is the entry to Papar town itself.

Additionally, I suggest the State Government treat calls for upgrading the Kinarut-Pengalat-Papar road to a dual carriageway as a matter of urgency," Mositun said.

On hand were PBS Bongawan new chief, Jitim Abak @ Johan, and Supreme Council members, Ali Zaman, Merchal Dibang and Masilus Roman. (DE)

102 comments:

  1. Pairin stressed that the 27th Annual General Meeting in Tambunan is not just marking the number of years PBS has been involved in the party's struggle, but is a testament of the party's commitment to champion the welfare and rights of the people of Sabah.

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    1. Kebajikan dan hak kepentingan rakyat harus diutamakan.

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  2. Pairin said what PBS has done is in keeping with the policies and programmes of Prime Minister Najib Razak and his commitment to fulfil the promises that have been made.

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    1. Commitment to strike the same mission are essential.

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  3. "The party leadership and rank-and-file members remain strongly united in BN, as only BN is capable of championing the interests of Sabah's diverse communities represented by the BN's component parties,” he said.

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  4. “On behalf of the PBS leadership, I want to stress that the journey of our continuous struggle must be together with the BN. Together under BN there is much progress and development that we want to bring to the people, especially those in remote areas.”-Pairin

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    1. Bn masih parti yang berpengalaman dan boleh membawa perkembangan yang lebih positif di Sabah.

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    2. BN tetap pilihan yang utama jka dibandingkan parti lain yang memperjuangkan agenda sendiri.

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  5. Pairin has brought tremendous changes in Tambunan. Large development allocations have been pumped in to develop Tambunan and provide facilities and amenities such as road, water and electricity.

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    1. Usaha ini yang diperlukan di Sabah, banyak lagi kawasan yang masih tiada bekalan asas sebegini.

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    2. Sistem jalan raya juga semakin baik, semoga kawasan luar bandar juga dapat menikmati perubahan.

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  6. Sabahans, particularly those in the Tambunan district should continue to support and have confidence in the programs and policies of Prime Minister Najib Razak. The Prime Minister is keen to transform the country into a developed and high-income economy by 2020 through the ETP,” Pairin said.

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  7. Deputy Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin says the loyalty and sincerity of Parti Bersatu Sabah (PBS) as a component of the Barisan Nasional (BN) is most appreciated, particularly in developing the nation.

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    1. Sokongan berterusan parti komponen amat penting untuk terus mentadbir.

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    2. Parti komponen harus bersatu-padu dan memperjuangkan misi yang sama dengan BN.

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  8. The political struggle of PBS continued to be relevant and the party was gaining the support and trust of the people, he said.

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  9. Muhyiddin said the 13th general election would be a key determinant of the BN struggle and that the survival of the coalition was dependent on all members. As such, he suggested that the election machinery of PBS led by Tan Sri Joseph Pairin Kitingan remain united and avert sabotage which could undermine a BN victory in the election.

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  10. Sabah is set to see multi-cornered fights in most areas in the coming general election. This means that the ruling Barisan Nasional may have the edge.

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    1. Sabah tetap deposit untuk BN di PRU akan datang.

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  11. At this stage, observers can conclude that the opposition parties in Sabah are giving Umno-led BN a “free advantage” to retain a majority of the Sabah seats.

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    1. Serahkan kepada rakyat sendiri untuk menentukannya.

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  12. The murky waters of Sabah’s politics is set to get murkier as opposition leaders fail to appreciate the importance of reconciling their differences and overlapping claims of strength.

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  13. Some analysts have said that this time as many as 20 seats, including five or six parliamentary seats, could go to BN by default as a result of a split in opposition votes.

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    1. Opposition should find formula to work together.

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  14. One analyst cited Kadamaian where if the three opposition parties – STAR, Pakatan and SAPP – put up their respective candidates, they could garner combined votes of around 6,000, leaving a BN candidate way behind with only about 3,500 votes. But BN would still win because of the “strategic” split in the opposition camps.

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  15. a similar situation was also likely in adjacent Tempasuk state seat. The combined votes of the opposition could outnumber BN’s but because of the split, BN will retain Tempasuk.

    For the record, in the last general election in 2008, there was a three-cornered fight for Tempasuk. BN won the seat after its candidate polled 6,541 votes. PKR garnered 4,109 and an independent took only 191 votes.

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    1. Kami menanti sama ada BN terus memenangi 2/3 dari keseluruhan kerusi.

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    2. Rakyat harus bijak menilai siapakah pilihan utama.

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  16. As for Kadamaian in 2008, BN-PBS Herbert Timbon Lagadan chalked up 5,382 votes, followed by PKR Lukia Indan’s 2,909 and independent Peter Marajin’s 1,729.

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  17. There is no question that this time [2012], votes for the opposition would increase in almost all areas and everyone can feel it and even BN leaders acknowledge this.

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    1. Pembangkang semakin matang dan maju, sudah pasti rakyat juga berkeyakinan dengannya.

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    2. Pasti banyak yang akan lompat parti di PRu13 ni.

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  18. “But the one factor that can ensure BN will win in Sabah is the split opposition votes,” said an observer who is also an NGO leader.

    Meanwhile, there is no signal that SAPP is re-engaging with Pakatan after being slighted by Opposition Leader Anwar Ibrahim’s conniving manoeuvres.

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    1. SAPP harus mencari peluang untuk kerjasama dengan parti pembangkang lain.

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    2. Bukan mudah sebab masing-masing ada agenda sendiri.

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  19. There is also no sign at all that STAR and SAPP are close to working together. They have not started talking on a common manifesto.

    In fact, both appeared to be trying to outdo each other with their respective draft manifesto.

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  20. While STAR commands a respectable following especially in Kadazandusun areas, SAPP cannot be ruled out of the scene.

    Standing in the way, SAPP, no matter how small its sway over voters is, could make STAR stumble and suffer, either by default or design.

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  21. Pakatan, through its PKR component, is also a group to be reckoned with in many of the Kadazandusun areas as it has its own flock now, some of whom are led by Jeffrey’s former colleagues in PKR who are tired of following his political journey.

    The sooner Jeffrey, Anwar and Yong realise their follies, the better it will be for Sabah.

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    1. Sejauh manakah STAR boleh pergi di Sabah?>

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  22. If Jeffrey scales down on STAR seats, he could end up facing a possible revolt within the party as those who have resigned, or spent time and money believing they would be candidates would surely be frustrated and feel like they have been taken for a ride.

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  23. Currently “lost” SAPP needs a win-win engagement now but, except for STAR, no party seems to want to take it seriously as a partner, not even Chinese-based DAP.

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    1. They have their own mission to achieve, not likely to work in a team. These will give more rooms for BN to continue win.

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  24. PKR, to say the least, is already in a “tea-cup turmoil” with incumbent leaders feeling the pressure from new “blue-eyed boys” of Anwar – Lajim Ukin and Wilfred Bumburing, who are neither PKR members nor its enemies, but already “dictating” terms on political matters.

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  25. Parti Bersatu Sabah (PBS), yang ditubuhkan kira-kira 27 tahun yang lepas, konsisten dalam memperjuangkan hak dan kepentingan rakyat Sabah, kata Presidennya Tan Sri Joseph Pairin Kitingan.

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  26. Beliau berkata walaupun banyak cabaran yang terpaksa ditempuhi dalam arena politik negara sepanjang tempoh itu, namun PBS berjaya menghadapinya dengan penuh ketabahan, keyakinan dan kekuatan.

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  27. Pairin yang juga Timbalan Ketua Menteri berkata kejayaan itu adalah hasil sokongan berterusan rakyat dan pemimpin parti di semua peringkat termasuk anggota majlis tertinggi, ketua bahagian dan pemimpin akar umbi.

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  28. Pairin berharap rakyat terutama golongan muda dapat menghayati sejarah perjuangan PBS terutama penglibatan parti itu dalam membela nasib rakyat Sabah termasuk masyarakat Kadazandusun Murut.

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  29. PBS merupakan parti terawal di negeri ini yang “lantang” memperjuangkan isu berkaitan dengan masalah pendatang tanpa izin (PTI) di Sabah dan konsisten dalam membangkitkan isu itu dalam setiap mesyuarat agung tahunannya termasuk mencadangkan penubuhan Suruhanjaya Siasatan Diraja (RCI) bagi menyiasat kemasukan PTI sejak parti berkenaan ditubuhkan hampir tiga dekad yang lepas.

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    1. Usaha untuk menanggani isu PATI amat diperlukan khas sokongan golongan awam dan parti di Sabah.

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  30. Perjuangan selama 27 tahun itu akhirnya membuahkan hasil apabila Perdana Menteri Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak mengumumkan penubuhan RCI dan termanya pada minggu lepas, yang disambut baik dan dilihat oleh rakyat Sabah sebagai jalan penyelesaian terbaik kepada masalah yang tidak berkesudahan itu.

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  31. Timbalan Perdana Menteri Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin berkata kesetiaan dan keikhlasan Parti Bersatu Sabah (PBS) sebagai anggota komponen Barisan Nasional (BN) amat dihargai terutama dalam membangunkan negara.

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    1. BN harus menghargai usaha dan perjuangan parti komponen.

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  32. Muhyiddin berkata beliau melihat perjuangan PBS, parti pimpinan Tan Sri Joseph Pairin Kitingan itu, terus relevan dan semakin mendapat sokongan serta kepercayaan rakyat.

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  33. Beliau berkata pilihan raya umum ke-13 merupakan penentu kelangsungan perjuangan BN dan jatuh bangun parti bergantung kepada semua ahli.

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  34. beliau berkata semua jentera pilihan raya perlu bersatu padu dan mengelak gejala sabotaj atau elemen yang boleh menjejaskan kemenangan BN pada pilihan raya umum akan datang.

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  35. marilah kita sama-sama bersatu hati memastikan asas pembinaan negara bangsa yang telah berlaku sejak merdeka dapat dipertahan serta menjunjung prinsip Rukun Negara,” katanya sambil menambah bahawa matlamat negara menuju Wawasan 2020 akan tercapai sekiranya perpaduan, kemakmuran dan keharmoniaan negara terpelihara.

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  36. kejayaan BN mengemudi negara berbilang kaum dan silang budaya ke arah perpaduan bukanlah mudah.
    Sepanjang 55 tahun memerintah negara, pelbagai dasar kita rancang dan laksanakan sehingga semua kaum dan setiap wilayah mendapat manfaatnya.

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  37. Amalan toleransi, musyawarah dan budaya kompromi merupakan tonggak dan kekuatan BN dalam memenuhi setiap tuntutan parti komponen secara adil dan berperingkat.

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  38. langkah bijak Perdana Menteri Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak memperkenalkan Gagasan 1Malaysia Rakyat Didahulukan Pencapaian Diutamakan dan Transformasi Nasional berjaya memulihkan reputasi negara.

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  39. Gagasan ini bukan slogan politik semata-mata tetapi peniup semangat untuk bertaut di bawah satu payung dengan mengutamakan kesejahteraan negara.

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  40. Semua jentera pilihan raya Barisan Nasional (BN) perlu memberi penjelasan kepada rakyat mengenai kejayaan BN selama ini dalam mentadbir negara.

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  41. Kita lihat sejak Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak menjadi Perdana Menteri, banyak usaha dan pembangunan dilaksanakan untuk rakyat seperti penghapusan yuran sekolah, pemberian RM100 kepada pelajar sekolah dan pemberian RM500 kepada keluarga berpendapatan di bawah RM3,000 sebulan.

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  42. BN bukan gabungan parti yang suka berbohong dan menabur janji kosong kepada rakyat seperti yang sering dilakukan oleh pembangkang sehingga rakyat yang menderita.

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  43. selain menjelaskan kepada rakyat mengenai kejayaan BN, jentera pilihan raya BN juga perlu bersatu dan bekerja sebagai satu pasukan bagi memastikan kemenangan semua calon BN pada PRU-13 akan datang.

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  44. Pertubuhan Bajau Sabah Bersatu (USBO) akan memainkan peranan aktif dalam memastikan kejayaan Barisan Nasional (BN) pada pilihan raya umum akan datang.

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  45. Presiden USBO, Datuk Seri Salleh Said Keruak berkata, langkah itu penting bagi memastikan kelangsungan keharmonian dan kemajuan negara yang dibawa oleh BN.

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  46. Baru-baru ini pembangkang iaitu DAP menimbulkan satu isu baru yang menyatakan umat Islam hanya membuang masa dan tenaga mereka membantah filem anti Islam iaitu Innocence of Muslims.

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  47. Jadi bagaimana pembangkang mahu memerintah negara kita jika mereka tidak mempunyai sifat menghormati agama lain.

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  48. Dasar yang dibawa kerajaan BN terbukti mampu membawa pembangunan dan menyatupadukan masyarakat pelbagai kaum.

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  49. Semimpin BN juga tidak pernah memandang serong atau memperlekehkan soal sensitiviti agama mana-mana kaum.

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  50. Berharap semua belia yang berusia 21 tahun ke atas supaya segera mendaftar sebagai pengundi. Tunaikan tanggungjawab sebagai rakyat.

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  51. Sebagai pewaris pemimpin negara, golongan muda harus memainkan peranan dalam menentukan masa depan negara.

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  52. Perjuangan UMNO bukan untuk kepentingan parti itu sahaja sebaliknya secara menyeluruh kepada semua parti komponen Barisan Nasional (BN).

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  53. Parti BN tidak pernah sama sekali bersikap mementingkan diri apabila berjuang, tetapi sentiasa bertindak demi kepentingan bersama.

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  54. selain berani menjelaskan perjuangan BN yang sentiasa mendahulukan rakyat, UMNO Sabah bertekad memastikan kejayaan cemerlang buat BN pada Pilihan Raya Umum Ke-13 (PRU-13) akan datang.

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  55. Persiapan rapi bagi menghadapi PRU-13 yang disifatkan sebagai paling getir dalam sejarah telah dilakukan dengan sebaik-baiknya oleh semua parti komponen BN, termasuk jentera pergerakan Wanita UMNO Sabah.

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  56. Inilah cara kita (UMNO) di negeri ini. Kita merupakan rakyat yang pandai ingat budi dan sebagai balasannya, kita akan berjuang habis-habisan bersama rakan komponen lain demi memastikan kejayaan besar buat BN pada pilihan raya kali ini.

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  57. Berpuas hati dengan persiapan dilakukan oleh pergerakan Wanita UMNO Sabah, terutama melibatkan sistem perjalanan sayap UMNO itu dalam melaksanakan tugas.

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  58. PRU-13 bukan satu pertandingan di peringkat parti yang mana kita boleh bersikap syak wasangka terhadap calon yang dipilih, sebaliknya kita mesti memberi sokongan penuh kepada calon BN tersebut.

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  59. Ketua Menteri Datuk Seri Musa Aman menegaskan kekuatan dan sokongan rakyat terhadap Barisan Nasional (BN) di Sabah tidak terjejas berikutan tindakan bekas Timbalan Menteri persekutuan Datuk Yahya Lampong dan tokoh korporat terkenal Tan Sri Ibrahim Menudin menyertai Parti Keadilan Rakyat (PKR).

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  60. Ibarat dalam satu peperangan hebat apabila seteru politik Datuk Seri Dr. Chua Soi Lek dan Lim Guan Eng bertemu dalam debat kedua hari ini, dimana kedua-dua pihak saling menyalahkan satu sama lain mengenai kegagalan polisi parti masing-masing.

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  61. Dr. Chua menemplak Guan Eng dan DAP yang mengatakan DAP adalah parti berbilang kaum tetapi pemimpinnya hanya berani bertanding di kerusi yang majoritinya pengundi Cina.

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  62. Tajuk debat adalah “Ahli politk mana yang lebih menguntungkan negara,” – merupakan debat kedua yang berlaku dalam beberapa bulan.

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  63. Di negara ini, kita harus imbangkan keperluan dan sensitiviti rakyat seluruh negara

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  64. Dr Chua menyalahkan DAP kerana menghasut masyarakat Cina kononnya mereka (masyarakat Cina) tertindas di bawah Barisan Nasional (BN). Beliau mengingatkan bahawa kadar kemiskinan masyarakat Cina adalah terendah berbanding kaum lain di negara ini.

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  65. Mereka kata 1Malaysia, nak tipu siapa? Pembangkang mahu pisahkan kita supaya mereka boleh ‘sapu Malaysia

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  66. mempertahankan keamanan negara, rakyat Malaysia harus bersatu menolak pihak yang mahu memisahkan rakyat dengan cara mempromosi kebencian kaum.

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  67. Masa telah tiba untuk tumpukan dalam ekonomi, pekerjaan, pendidikan dan peluang perniagaan kerana ini adalah indikasi kemakmuran

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  68. Pembangkang akan sedaya upaya untuk menghasut rakyat.

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  69. SABAH GRABS SECOND PLACE IN SHOP AWARDS

    A TOTAL of 1,449 business premises nationwide received the 1Malaysia People’s Choice Shop Awards. Sabah won second place and winners representing 149 business premises received their awards here at Maksak Hall in Likas, recently.

    The awards formerly known as the Fair Price Shop Awards come under six categories that include consumer goods, food, gadgets, personal grooming, information and supermarket.

    Datuk Hajah Azizah Mohd Dun, Minister of Community Development and Consumer Affairs who officiated the event said the 1Malaysia People’s Choice Shop Awards were created to identify, assess and acknowledge business premises that sell goods at reasonable prices.

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  70. SABAH GRABS SECOND PLACE IN SHOP AWARDS

    "The awards are intended to motivate the traders around Malaysia to improve the quality of the goods that they sell as well as improve their services. The aim is also to encourage shop owners to provide conducive premises for customers," she said.

    Azizah said that the awards also help consumers to identify which shops they can choose. The selection process was based on 50 per cent of votes from the public and the rest from a jury appointed by the Ministry of Domestic Trade, Cooperatives and Consumerism.

    Among the recipients were Wah Yoon Textile Putatan, Emporium Ramai-Ramai Sdn Bhd Lahad Datu, Yung Siang Ent. Sdn. Bhd. Membakut, CNF Hypermarket Sdn Bhd Beaufort, D'Mart Semporna, Fantastica Cafe Ranau, Q Bread Bakery and many more.

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  71. SABAH GRABS SECOND PLACE IN SHOP AWARDS

    Azizah pointed out that according to the Statistics Department the average monthly household expenditure of Malaysians is RM2,465 in urban areas, made up of 33 per cent spent on food, clothing as well as various goods and services.

    She said according to the Bank Negara of Malaysia the salaries of Malaysians increased by 4 per cent last year and the World Bank has put Malaysia in 12th place out of 185 countries as a business-friendly destination, better than several developed countries such as Sweden, Germany and Japan.

    "The economic prosperity enjoyed by the people is a result of the government's efficiency in managing the country," she said.

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  72. PAKATAN PARTI ‘TOUCH AND GO’

    SETERU.....Pakatan Rakyat tidak tahu bagaimana mahu menyelesaikan masalah, objektif mereka hanya untuk membentuk kerajaan dan akan bergaduh sesama mereka.

    KOTA BELUD: Timbalan Pengerusi Umno Sabah Datuk Seri Salleh Said Keruak menyifatkan pakatan pembangkang sebagai parti 'Touch And Go' yang tidak mempunyai dasar jelas untuk mentadbir dan mengubah negara.

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  73. PAKATAN PARTI ‘TOUCH AND GO’

    Sambil menggesa rakyat agar tidak terpedaya dengan helah pembangkang, Salleh berkata pendekatan pembangkang hanya mencipta dan memainkan isu dengan harapan memenangi hati dan minda rakyat.

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  74. PAKATAN PARTI ‘TOUCH AND GO’

    “Pakatan tidak tahu bagaimana mahu menyelesaikan masalah, objektif mereka hanya untuk membentuk kerajaan dan akan bergaduh sesama mereka.

    “Ini sudah dibuktikan di negeri yang mereka tadbir termasuk di Selangor dan Pulau Pinang,” katanya ketika berucap pada majlis bersama rakyat di Kampung Tamau, dekat sini hari ini.

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  75. PAKATAN PARTI ‘TOUCH AND GO’

    Salleh yang juga Speaker Dewan Undangan Negeri Sabah percaya pakatan parti pembangkang itu tidak akan bertahan kerana pakatan mereka berdasarkan ‘marriage of covenience’ atau kesenangan bersama.

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  76. PAKATAN PARTI ‘TOUCH AND GO’

    Memberi contoh tanda-tanda perpecahan dalam pakatan semakin ketara dengan isu terbaharu membabitkan cadangan Presiden PAS Datuk Seri Abdul Hadi Awang sebagai Perdana Menteri jika mereka menang pilihan raya umum ke-13, Salleh berkata itu hanya peringkat permulaan.

    Saranan itu disuarakan seorang perwakilan PAS pada muktamar tahunan parti bulan lepas, namun perkara tersebut disanggah pemimpin pembangkang lain termasuk Lim Guan Eng, yang dilapor berkata DAP berpegang kepada konsensus sebelum ini bahawa Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim akan dilantik Perdana Menteri jika pembangkang menang pilihan raya umum akan datang.

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  77. PAKATAN PARTI ‘TOUCH AND GO’

    Mengulas lanjut, Salleh berkata jelas perebutan dalaman sudah menjadi budaya pakatan pembangkang kerana mereka 'berkawan' untuk mengaburi mata rakyat dalam usaha mahu memerintah negara.

    Semua ini berbeza dengan Barisan Nasional (BN) di bawah kepimpinan Perdana Menteri Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak yang mempunyai dasar dan arah yang jelas, katanya.

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  78. PAKATAN PARTI ‘TOUCH AND GO’

    “BN bersedia membuat keputusan yang sukar demi negara. BN parti yang bertanggungjawab dan mahu maju ke hadapan serta mengubah negara. BN mahu menghasilkan lebih banyak peluang pekerjaan dan ekonomi untuk rakyat,” katanya.

    Salleh juga menegaskan kerajaan serius dalam memperjuangkan rakyat, justeru masyarakat terutama penduduk Sabah harus memberi sokongan tidak berbelah-bahagi kepada BN pada pilihan raya umum akan datang

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  79. He called on the people of Sabah to reject the opposition who resorted to populist tactics by making promises that could never be fulfilled.

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  80. Raja Nong Cik, who is also federal territories and urban well-being minister, said the opposition's struggle was not based on policy, but rather slander and distortion of facts to mislead the people.

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  81. Sabah Umno members have a big responsibility on their shoulder in the 13th general election as they are considered Barisan Nasional's (BN) "fixed deposit", said Umno Supreme Council member Datuk Raja Nong Chik Raja Zainal Abidin.

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