Pu'manku Sarawak: Wong Ho Leng

Sunday, September 5, 2010

Not real, only to scare BN leaders

Sarawak Mirror
Friday, August 20, 2010

KUCHING: A political analyst said it would be a grave mistake for Sarawak United People’s Party (SUPP) to pull out from the Barisan Nasional (BN).

A senior lecturer with Universiti Malaysia Sarawak (Unimas) Professor Dr Jeniri Amir said if indeed SUPP pull out of the coalition then it would be a great lost not only to the party but also the Chinese community in Sarawak.

He however believed that it was just SUPP trick to frighten the government and BN leaders.

“It’s not going to be real, I believe, it was just an old trick to scare the BN leaders and the government to achieve their own agenda,” said Dr Jeniri to The Star yesterday.

WE SUPPORT "SAVE SARAWAK FROM MALAYANS" Campaign

We, as the populace of one of the three regions that formed Malaysia, strongly against any effort by any Malayan (regardless of which political party – be it Barisan Nasional (BN) or Pakatan Rakyat (PR) - he or she is belonged to) to insult our intelligence by 'demanding' us to 'obey' their 'instruction' or 'suggestion' to remove our leaders, regardless of whether they are from BN or PR, who have been elected by the majority of the rakyat of Sarawak.

We don't want any Malayan to tell us – as if the Sarawakians are stupid or blind – on who should be our leaders as if we are not capable in making our own decision.

We want all Malayan leaders to respect our leaders - be they from BN or PR.

And also respect the populace who has elected these leaders.

Let us, as the populace of the Sarawak Region, decide our own political affairs.

Thank you.

Sebanaku Sarawak