By :
DANIEL JOHN JAMBUN
KOTA
KINABALU : The statement by Upko
defector Wilfred Mojilip Bumburing in the local media on Tuesday that the Orang
Asal, especially the Kadazandusun and Murut, should not pin their hopes on
State Reform Party (Star) is patently mischievous, misconceived and misleading.
Star
is all about the dignity of the people of Sabah and Sarawak. Man does not live
by bread alone!
Bumburing
was a stooge of Umno in Upko and he continues to be so a stooge of PKR now via
his so-called Angkatan Perubahan Sabah
(APS).
The
Sabah and Sarawak proxies and stooges of Malayan parties, especially those
operating in Borneo, are traitors who must be driven out from our politics.
It
will be like cleansing of our spirits of the politics of self-serving leeches,
parasites and bloodsuckers which has plagued us since we lost our
self-determination of 22 July (Sarawak) and 31 Aug (Sabah) in 1963.
The
issue before us is clear. We must oppose Malayan Agenda, which has been very
obvious to our eyes now, which is all about internal colonisation. Opposing
internal colonisation is the thrust of our Borneo Agenda struggle which is in
line with what the Borneon natives want.
We
shall walk that path from generation to generation for an eternity, if
necessary, until we are finally free again and the Malayan colonialists have
left our nations in Borneo.
Bumburing
and his APS are no less than mere puppet of another Malayan Agenda, this time
via PR. It shall be revealed to Bumburing and co sooner that they are no better
than puppet.
They
must be treated with the utmost contempt, rooted out from our body politic and
destroyed if what the people wanted, self-dignity and Borneo empowerement, is
to be realised at the coming general election. .
This
is the only way that we will be able to stand on our two feet again and regain
our rightful place as nations in Malaysia -- Sabah and Sarawak -- if not as
free, independent and sovereign countries in the community of nations
recognized by the United Nations.
We
have a historical window of opportunity before us to strike a blow for Sabah
and Sarawak.
The
12th General Election in 2008 divided the politics of Peninsular Malaysia, in
particular the Malay-speaking communities Bugis, Javanese, Minang, Achehnese
and Indian Muslims or the 55 per cent majority, forever.
The
45 per cent minority communities, divided by ethnicity, language, religion,
geography and economics stand poised to rule Malaysia with moderate elements
from the Islamic faith.
Sabah
and Sarawak will be the beneficiaries of the emerging new politics in Malaysia
on both sides of the South China Sea.
Adding
to the complexity of the new politics will be the emergence of a 3rd Force led
by Star in a hung Malaysian Parliament which will emerge from the 13th General
Election.
This
3rd force elements will come from both Malaya and Borneo since not everyone
will be committed to the Barisan Nasional (BN) and Pakatan Rakyat (PR).
All
these developments are beyond comprehension of people like Bumburing and other
local political parties which are being held to ransom by the Malayan parties
for the proverbial 30 pieces of silver.
The
Orang Asal in particular have a real opportunity at last to neutralise the
illegal immigrants on the electoral rolls and end their marginalisation and
disenfranchisement engineered by BN and likely to be continued by PR in the
absence of a 3rd force.
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