Saturday, 16 July 2011

NOW, DAP AND PKR SUPPORT SAPP



By : SAPP MEDIA

DAP and Parti Keadilan Rakyat (PKR) Sabah leaders’ support to Sabah Progressive Party (SAPP) Sabahnet.tv’s ‘Bersih’ signboard has opened up the door for an understanding among the opposition parties to face the General Election.

SAPP Information Chief, Chong Pit Fah said the party thanked Sabah DAP secretary Dr Edwin Bosi and PKR Penampang Information Chief, Honorius Bosuin for expressing support to SAPP on the issue unlike Sabah DAP vice chairman, Edward Ewol Mujie and Kota Kinabalu MP Hiew King Cheu.

“SAPP believe this will lead to a greater understanding among the opposition parties in Sabah towards achieving the common goal that is to topple the Barisan Nasional (BN) government,” he said here Friday.

Chong said that while SAPP had taken the initiative to discuss with the Pakatan Rakyat in Sabah, there were still some issues that needed to be ironed out between them.

Hence, the support expressed openly to SAPP on the signboard matter is seen as crucial in order to achieve the target of one-on-one fight between the BN and the opposition in the 13th General Election, he said.

Meanwhile, Chong said Bosi had stated that the statement by Mujie criticising SAPP President Datuk Yong Teck Lee was not the stand of Sabah DAP but a personal opinion of Mujie as the former Kota Kinabalu Municipal Council secretary who insisted that the signboard could be taken down ‘SERTA MERTA ‘

While Bosuin had asked Mujie to stop attacking fellow opposition in Sabah especially SAPP since they have the common objective that is to topple the BN government.

"We want to ask Mujie and Hiew what is their stand on other signboards that also contain the word Bersih in Pakatan-held states in Semenanjung. Does this mean they are saying that those signboards including in Penang, which is led by their Secretary General Lim Guan Eng could also be taken down immediately?" he asked.

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12 comments:

  1. Anonymous16 July 2011 at 09:59

    Do we want the kind of leaders who go against the laws?

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  2. Anonymous16 July 2011 at 10:06

    mereka mempertahankan apa yang betul pada pandangan mereka walaupun menyalahi undang-undang. itulah perjuangan mereka.

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  3. mantra16 July 2011 at 10:15

    mereka sendiri tak patuh pada arahan pihak berkuasa, bagaimana nak mejadi pemimpin yang baik.

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  4. joey16 July 2011 at 11:22

    inilah politik..menganggap diri sendiri sentiasa betul.

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  5. Shamila16 July 2011 at 17:07

    bermacam cara untuk menumbangkan kerajaan oleh pihak pembangkang tetapi rakyat jugalah yang menentukan kemenangan sesebuah parti itu.

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  6. Shamila16 July 2011 at 17:10

    tidak kiralah parti mana yang akan menang tapi tunaikanlah apa yang telah dijanjikan.

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  7. Paquin17 July 2011 at 23:23

    Membosankan betul oo.. kenapalah hal ni tak habis2. huhu

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  8. Paquin17 July 2011 at 23:26

    Pandai2 lah rakyat menilai perkara ini sebaik mungkin.

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  9. Anonymous18 July 2011 at 08:25

    belumpun membentuk kerajaan tapi SAPP sudahpun berkuasa di negeri ini.. hinggakan pemimpin2 lain pun mesti ikut cakap YTL.

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  10. Unknown18 July 2011 at 09:01

    Saja itu berlakon untuk memastikan sokongan rakyat.

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  11. Payne the Sharp Shooter18 July 2011 at 15:32

    After 47 years of reign, after almost 2 decades (3 terms) taking over Sabah, still, we don't see any different or any development that we can proud for. Its UMNO. That's the government you guys admired for. that's the gov you people praised for. Tidak hairan jika negeri ini akan terus ke belakang pada beberapa dekad akan datang jika masih berterus ditadbir oleh sebuah parti dan pemimpin yg korup. Lihat dan bandingkan negeri ini dgn negeri2 di seberang sana, apa kamu nampak? apakah kemegahan atau kesedihan? pada saya, membandingkan Sabah dan Semenanjung ibarat menusuk pisau dalam jantung. ia adalah kesedihan dan kekecewaan yg mendalam. Sabah ketinggalan lebih 20 tahun ke belakang.10 tahun jika berbanding Sarawak. Jika itu yang kamu orang banggakan, tidak salah jika saya katakan kamu sudah buta. iaitu mata boleh melihat tapi tidak tahu berfikir. dengan begini, barulah kamu tidak banyak berbeza dgn org buta. sejarah membuktikan segalanya. timur tengah sudah, thailand pun sudah. harap2 akan lebih ramai yg sedar selepas ini. reformasi adalah perlu utk menukar kerajaan korup dan tidak kompeten sedia ada. bila ini terjadi, saya berharap, pemimpin2 kaya raya umno/bn serta kroni2 mereka yg sudah hidup terlalu senang dgn harta dan wang ringgit yg bertimbun, akan kehilangan kekayaan mereka dan hidup merempat di tepi jalan. biar mereka rasa hidup sebagai orang miskin. biar mereka rasa bagaimana derita rakyat kebanyakan. rasain loo.... ehei.... aramai tiiii.............

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  12. Anonymous19 July 2011 at 19:04

    why?...so much fuss over a mere signboard? there are much bigger issues out there... we should now be taking on the tactical strategy necessary to topple BN.. My advice to SAPP and DAP is to disallow the Bio-metric method for the polling process during the 13th GE.. as of now PATI amnesty schedule are registered by bio-metric process.. you know?...anything can happen?

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