Opposition in Sabah has no co-ordination, says Gaibin

By Raymond Tombung

Gaibin Ransoi,
PKR Deputy Chairman for Tuaran

TUARAN: While opposition parties as well as the BN components are having spats on various issues as the general election nears, an opposition leader, is of the opinion that the Sabah opposition parties should now think seriously about forming a Joint Election Co-ordination Committee.

 

En. Gaibin Ransoi, the Party Keadilan Rakyat Deputy Chairman of the Tuaran division, has made this call based on the rationale that this would be the first step for the opposition parties to listen to one another, and co-ordinate the allocation of seats, and to strategise against the BN in the coming general election.

A brute Muslim Ceremony In Vienna

Soon we will all experience this! It will become a normal practise if the majority are the practitioners. Have you ever wonder why they kill without feeling remorse? 

 

 "A Must Watch" -- A MUSLIM Ceremony in Vienna . . .

This is horrible. It reminds me of Canaanites throwing their babies to the Idol Moloch in the times of judges and Israelis kings. Leonard
 

Taib: I have no secret bank account in Switzerland

By Ang Ngan Toh

Sarawak Chief Minister Abdul Taib Mahmud has categorically denied allegations by the Bruno Manser Fund (BMF) that he has a bank account in Switzerland.

The long-serving chief minister made the denial in a personal statement in the state legislative assembly after Question Time this morning.

“Let me state categorically that I have no secret Swiss bank account, nor assets or investments of any description. None whatsoever.

Indonesia army members stab indigenous Papuan to death following his complaint

At least five members of the Indonesian national military killed an indigenous Papuan, Derek Adii on 14 May 2011 while he was boarding the Lalobar ship service, in Samabusa Nabire Port, West Papua. It is reported that the soldiers attacked and stabbed Mr. Adii to death after he had complained about the rough conduct by some TNI soldiers against women and children passengers. After the stabbing, Mr. Adii's body was thrown into the sea. The investigation in Nabire labeled the incident a self-defense encounter and claimed that the victim fell into the sea because he was drunk. The authorities held onto this claim despite numerous passengers giving eye-witness accounts of the incident.

Question for Taib Mahmud..

By Alan Newman

Were timber concession all over Sarawak awarded by clear, public, gazette tenders for maximum returns to the State? Or just dished out to your cronies?

The RM$5-10billion yearly in timber exports in the last 40 years? Totaling RM$200-400billion.

The RM$2-9billion yearky in oil palm exports in the last 15 years? Totaling RM$30-135billion

The numerous blocks of land snatched up for various crops & developments, worth billions of RM.