Sarawak will be prosperous in 20-30 years with BN’s rule

So said a leader of PBB -in defending Taib’s continued leadership of Sarawak BN.So: should the people wait that long-a whole generation, to see propsperity-and suffer as the 4th poorest state in Malaysia untuil then? Is this politician asking the people to wait a bit too long? Will the natural resources like timber and oil remain at that time? If the ill-gotten wealth of the top politicians are returned to Sarawak the state will enjoy much heightened infrastructures in roads, schools, clinics, treated water supply, electrification etc within even 5 years!

Victory assured if Taib is at helm — Daud

August 29, 2010, Sunday(Borneo Post)

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Conditions of citizenship include not to involve in demonstration!

There are certainly many conditions for granting citizenship to foreigners-and among them is, for Malaysia, not to involve in demonstration-as though this is bad enough to get their citizenship revoked! Does it mean that the Malaysian citizenship imply no exercise of civil rights as enshrined in the UN declaration of human rights? on another note it looks like the JPN still fail to deliver some 5000 personal documents left in various JPN offices in th Orang Ulu’s areas:

15 awarded Malaysian citizenship

by Jacqueline Raphael

August 29, 2010, Sunday(Borneo Post)

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Legendary: What had Anwar and Badawi done for the Bakun residents?

`kuih batu' which refused to be easy food for the outsiders?

What really had Anwar, while he was Deputy Prime Minister, and Badawai, while he was Prime Minister, done for the original residents of Bakun , who are now resettled in Sg Asap, except a small community in Naah Jalai? A story from a blogger Harry Wing Miku here exposed the sad story of a brave Tuai Rumah who ventured to Putrajaya to meet Badawai and extracted some unexpected concession from the PM! Read here.

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