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Kota Kinabalu: "Sabah DAP Chairman, YB. Jimmy Wong Sze Phin,
should "think local" instead of criticising the efforts of the 3 Sabah
political parties and 21 NGOs for setting up an Independent Committee to
push the federal government into taking actions to solve the illegals
problems in Sabah" said the Secretary of the Independent Committee,
James Stephens.
Umno made profits by selling Malay kampungs
BAYAN
BARU: Penang Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng told a Malay crowd in Bayan
Baru yesterday that it is Umno Penang leaders who bought and sold their
land.
Lim said Umno had slandered the DAP and Penang
government, by saying the party had purchased land in Balik Pulau,
whatever the cost, to "chase out the Malays".
THE UNHAPPINESS IN SABAH AND SARAWAK
There are not really that many issues to resolve — immigration, crime, oil royalty, autonomy, federalisation, and the 18-/20-Point Agreements. On the side, of course, are the Bible and Allah issues, which is not a Sabah/Sarawak problem but being exploited by the opposition as if they are.
THE CORRIDORS OF POWER
Raja Petra Kamarudin
The last Umno General Assembly can be said to have sent out mixed signals. Instead of replying to the many questions that people may have about what to expect in the run-up to the next general election expected in 2-3 years from now, it raised more questions than it answered. If people had followed the Umno general assembly with the hope of becoming enlightened, then they were disappointed because, instead, the reverse happened: they became more confused.
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