Najib’s no match for wily old Taib. The moment he got wind of Umno KL’s plans to replace him, he swiftly moved to consolidate his grip over Sarawak.

It’s time for the boys on our side to rethink what has happened in Sarawak. A victorious and accordingly emboldened Taib Mahmud is now a cause for more headaches to Prime Minister Najib Tun Razak and Umno.

Let’s replay the behind-the-scene incidents on April 16. On that night, after making sure he already had the numbers, Taib called the house asking family members to get ready.

He warned them that much depended on speed and that there was no time to lose. Taib then called the governor informing the latter to get ready by 10.30pm.

He arrived 15 minutes past 10.30pm and was sworn in as chief minister, even before the people in Kuala Lumpur could savour the win.

Taib had got wind of rumours that he will be replaced by someone more docile and favourable to Umno.

The man Umno had in mind is said to be deputy Pesaka Bumiputera Bersatu (PBB) president .

Abang Jo is a Sarawakaian Malay and earmarked to be Umno’s man in Sarawak. But he wasn’t the first choice. Umno had discovered Salleh Jafaruddin and much hope was now placed on him.

Raziah’s choice

Najib’s intelligence people had reported that Taib was a much despised person in Sarawak and needed to be replaced lest the “fixed deposit state” vanished.

Najib’s political secretary who had been spending months on end in Sarawak had also returned to Putrajaya with the same prognosis. Taib simply must go, if Barisan Nasional (BN) is to retain its “fixed deposit”.

While Taib may not have as yet “chosen” his successor, probably because he’d prefer to die in office, his sister Rosie Genied (Raziah Mahmud Geneid), however, had other ideas. Her own main man was Planning and Resources Management and Public Utilities Minister Awang Tengah Ali Hassan.

According to reports, while Taib was busy being a newly-wed, it was the team of Rosie and Awang Tengah who vetted through the list of BN candidates for the April 16 polls.

One of the early casualties was Salleh. He was recommended as a candidate by Umno. They saw him as a possible replacement for Taib if he had stood on PBB ticket.For that, Salleh was given a few million ringgit. If he had won, he could always be inducted later into PBB and installed as the pliant CM of Sarawak.

But Salleh’s appearance raised suspicion within Taib’s camp.

Umno plant

All of a sudden, this chap who was linked to the infamous Ming Court conspiracy in 1987, seemed to have a reversal of fortunes of sorts.

Salleh is known as a compulsive gambler and is a man of straw. The fact that he suddenly had money to contest in the state election raised suspicion that he must be funded by some people.

Taib went along, agreeing that Salleh be fielded as a PBB candidate. He was actually buying time to uncover what earthly plot has been hatched against him.

He didn’t have to think hard. Sister Rosie and her favourite horse, Awang Tengah, smelled a rat in Salleh. They suspected Salleh to be a plant by Kuala Lumpur to eject Taib.

If Taib goes, Awang Tengah, Rosie and company will also have to go. No more land grabs, no more yachts, no more salacious soirees. This simply meant that Salleh had to be guillotined.

When it became clear to Umno that Salleh wasn’t on the list validated by Team Rosie, it was decided then to field him as an independent.

With Salleh gone, Plan B was placed on alert.

Abang Johari’s shortcomings

This time it was decided that someone deep inside the ranks of PBB must be identified. They zeroed in Abang Johari. He’s no handsome Joe, but he serves the interest of Kuala Lumpur.

Abang Johari is a Sarawakian Malay, a man who can be counted upon to further the political interests of Umno.

Never mind his facial appearance. That doesn’t factor in peoples’ minds as there are several ministers at the federal level with Down’s Syndrome looks.

Not relevant, too, are Abang Johari’s shortcomings such as being damaged by the business excesses of his friends. He is also said to suffer from the same affliction affecting Pak Lah. He sleeps through his job.

But THE most important factor is that he is MALAY. With him at the helm, Umno can move into Sarawak.

Double dealing

Having “uncovered” a possible coup, Taib’s people rushed to brief him about Kuala Lumpur’s double dealing. Politically savvy Taib would now show these KL knuckleheads who’s the “taikor” in Sarawak.

He prepared his team to campaign on local issues and if this fails, PBB will go after personalities. And if everything else failed, then cheat-to-win would be the final alternative.

Unbeknown to Kuala Lumpur, Taib had got a firm grip on PBB’s 35 seats well before the polls on April 16.

He had his people all over the place. He had the local ketua kampungs (village chiefs), the tuai rumah (longhouse chiefs) and kapitan (community leaders) on his side.

Taib has a huge war chest and most of all he had better information than the misinformation that Najib’s intelligence people were conveying to Najib.

The moment Najib boldly announced that Taib will retire, the CM knew Najib’s intelligence people had been sleeping through their task.

Perhaps they had too much tuak, gawai dayaks and so forth. But the knowledge was enough to embolden Taib.

Taib’s countermand

Each time Najib reassured Sarawakians that Taib would go, Taib would come out in open defiance countermanding Najib. “I will deliver the coup de grace,” said Taib and so he did!

Taib had done sterlingly in the highly charged polls. He retained all the 35 seats PBB contested.

Other than Sarawak United People’s Party (SUPP), which lost most of its seats, his other coalition partners won splendidly. Najib’s own BN over in the peninsula did dismally.

MCA had 15 seats in 2008 general election. Gerakan was all but wiped out – saved from extinction by the sad presence of its president Koh Tsu Koon, who incidentally also lost his seat.

MIC, meanwhile, is going around with bowl-in-hand chanting ritualistic assurances that the Indians are back in BN.

So, now comes the pain for Najib. How can Najib expedite the exit of Taib? He can’t force Taib out of office by using corruption as an issue.

If he does, then people will come back and ask him: “If you knew all along that Taib is corrupt, then why did you agree for Taib to stand as candidate? Wouldn’t that be like deceiving the people?”

Sarawakians are not Malay

The fact remains that Najib is powerless to deal with Taib and for many reasons. To begin with, there is the general sentiment of the Borneo people. They are not Malaya people. Sarawakians are not Malay people!

Sarawakians resent the dictates and high-handedness of the Malaya people. Secondly, Taib is not an Umno member and therefore not subject to any arm-twisting or enforcement of discipline. He doesn’t answer to the Umno president.

Thirdly, he has the numbers behind him. He won all the 35 seats his party contested. That’s more than what Umno can ever counter.

But the most important deterent to Najib’s possible voyage into Sarawak is what Taib holds – the key to Najib’s fixed deposit state.

Sarawak has 31 parliamentary seats. And Taib controls at least 25 of them. Can any of the boys on our side comprehend the implications of this awesome power?

Taib owns 25 parliamentary seats which he can deliver in any direction he so wants. If Taib decides to abandon ship, Najib becomes the opposition leader in the next Parliament. So indeed, a victorious Taib is no joy coming to town.

sumber  :  Mohd Ariff Sabri Aziz

Free Malaysia Today

AT the height of the 1987 Sarawak political crisis, Chief Minister Tan Sri Abdul Taib Mahmud asked a group of reporters at a cocktail reception who among a crop of young Parti Pesaka Bumiputera Bersatu (PBB) leaders had the necessary leadership qualities to succeed him.

A senior reporter suggested Datuk Salleh Jafaruddin and another pointed to Datuk Wan Habib Syed Mahmud or up and coming Datuk Wan Madzihi, all senior members of PBB.

A young reporter suggested to Taib to groom a 30-something (now Datuk Seri) Abang Johari Abang Openg (pix), who had just been elected Satok assemblyman.

The seasoned reporters looked at the young reporter with raised eyebrows. 

“He is too young and inexperienced,” shouted a senior reporter, who had since left the fourth estate. 

Taib, however, reserved his comment. 

Today, Abang Johari is the front-runner to succeed Taib as Sarawak’s fifth chief minister.

An MBA graduate from a British university, Abang Johari is PBB’s deputy president (2), a post he won with ease in the 1998 party elections, defeating special adviser to the Chief Minister’s Department Tan Sri Adenan Satem and former defence minister Datuk Abang Abu Bakar Datuk Bandar Mustapha.

Abang Johari’s father was the first governor of post-Independence Sarawak, Tun Abang Openg Abang Sapiee.

Keen watchers of Sarawak politics say Abang Johari, who has many close friends in Putrajaya, has the necessary credentials and has shown himself to be a very effective and capable minister. 

They also see him as a creative and innovative minister – one who is full of new and practical ideas. 

During his tenure as the industrial development minister, he was able to bring in billions of ringgit of foreign direct investments (FDI) to the state, mostly to the Muara Tubuan Free Trade Industrial Zone in Kuching.

The amount of FDI to Sarawak dropped drastically after he was moved to the state Tourism Ministry.

But in the Tourism Ministry, he again proved himself to be a capable minister by turning it into a money-minting machine, earning billions of ringgit from tourists from Japan, Korea, China, Arab and Europe.

In a subsequent cabinet reshuffle, Abang Johari was moved to the ailing state Housing Ministry and was shocked to find that the ministry was nearly “bankrupt”.

There was no fund even to build a single house.

Undeterred, he took his problems to his federal counterpart and managed to secure a RM200 million allocation to carry out people’s housing projects in the state.

He is still the minister of housing and urban development, and in the cabinet line-up announced by Taib after the state election, he was also handed the tourism and heritage minister post, which was vacated by Tan Sri Dr George Chan after the latter was defeated in the polls. 

When Abang Johari won the party No.2 post, he did so against Taib’s handpicked candidate, Adenan. 

An upset Taib did not punish Abang Johari, but PBB leaders who supported him were slowly “phased out” from the party and the state government.

It took a while for Taib to come to terms with Abang Johari as his deputy.

Taib has expressed his desire to step down as chief minister in the past, but it was only this year that he has repeatedly mentioned it in his public speeches. 

Political observers expected him to pick Abang Johari as his successor.

When Taib stated that he wanted his successor to be fair to all the races in the state, he needed not look far. 

When Abang Johari contested for the party’s No. 2 post and won, he had the support of not just the Malays and Melanaus, but also the Dayaks in the party. The support of the Dayaks was something that Adenan failed to get.

The next name mentioned is Datuk Awang Tengah Ali Hassan, senior vice-president (I) of the party and minister of public utilities and second minister of planning and resource management.

Had it not been Abang Johari holding the position of deputy president, Taib would have picked Awang Tengah as his successor.

Still some senior party members believed that in the end Awang Tengah would be picked.

They said Taib was referring to Awang Tengah when he mentioned that he had groomed a successor for the last 20 years.

But Awang Tengah’s main disadvantage may be his lack of support from the Dayak members of PBB and some Malays.

They are also not happy with the way he handled land matters, especially NCR land. Dayak votes in the party are crucial to anyone aspiring to lead the party.

In the past months, Taib had also been seeking the views of the people close to him, including some Dayak and Chinese ministers, regarding his possible successor. -


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The recent Sarawak state general election was without any doubt a referendum on Taib Mahmud. Even, before the general election, resentment against Taib Mahmud and his 30 year rule had built up and the general consensus was that Taib Mahmud had stayed too long and he had to go.

Najib Tun Razak had also known of the general sentiment of the people and particularly of the Chinese electorate who simply wanted to see the back of Taib Mahmud. Recognisng the public sentiment, Najib who even took up temporary residency in Sarawak and tried to assure and convince the electorate, in particular the Chinese, that Taib Mahmud would step down after the general election or that Taib Mahmud had already intimated that he would step down after the general election. Then, in the midst of the general election, there was Najib heaping praises on Abang Johari, thereby giving suspicion that Abang Johari was being earmarked by Najib to replace Taib Mahmud after the general election.

Strangely, Taib Mahmud himself never once during the general election gave any indication or made any announcement that he will step down after the general election. It was Najib and Najib alone who was making the announcements of Taib Mahmud’s eminent departure. Not Taib Mahmud. Clearly, Taib Mahmud had no intention to step down and relinquish the office of the Chief Minister.

Thus, it raises question did Taib Mahmud sense something was already brewing on the day of the election and in particularly when it became known that the opposition and in particularly DAP had done very well to the extent of wresting all the blue ribband state seats in Kuching. It is reported that when the reporters met Taib Mahmud in his opulent house after the election results had became known, Taib Mahmud was fidgety and kept looking at his watch. Taib Mahmud it is reported to have rushed to the Tuan Yang Terutama’s palace and took the oath of office at 11 pm. The Star reports that Taib Mahmud rushed to TYT’s palace without even wearing his socks !. This is the same man who is always immaculately dressed !

It begets the questions, why did Taib Mahmud rush to take the oath of office immediately after the election and even more strange, why Taib Mahmud had to take the oath of office so late in the night. After all, BN had already secured a 2/3 majority. Did Taib Mahmud sense something was amiss or knew something was already brewing in respect to his position as the Chief Minister of Sarawak. Whatever it is, it was a master stroke by the wily old fox, to quickly take the oath of office and thereby ensuring his Chief Minister’s position is safe and secured.

Having secured his position, it is now clear that Taib Mahmud will only leave office when (and if ) he decides to do so. Not at the calling of Najib. Now that Taib Mahmud has secured his position, it may be Taib Mahmud who will be calling the shots in the coming 13th general election. It remains to be seen who will then be calling whom to depart. After all it is Taib Mahmud who is keeping BN’s fixed deposit.

Masa pilihanraya tengah berlangsung, kempen sedang berjalan, masing-masing dalam Barisan Nasional (BN) merasa bimbang dan takut Tan sri Taib Mahmud (gambar) akan jadi liabiliti kepada BN untuk pertahankan kerajaan Sarawak.

Kebanyakan rakyat Sarawak ketika itu mahukan Taib berundur cepat. Sebelum Dun Sarawak dibubarkan pun, mantan PM, Tun Mahathir pun pernah meminta Taib diundurkan agar tidak menjadi Mubarak Sarawak (30 tahun memerintah Sarawak, kumpul harta berjuta-juta).

Ketika kempen pilihanraya baru-baru ini, Najib begitu terkesima dengan sambutan rakyat Sarawak terhadap program Pakatan Rakyat (PR) di Kuching sehinggakan Najib semacam berpatah balik untuk membantu kempen BN di Sarawak kerana tidak percaya Taib peroleh sokongan lagi.

Najib sanggup merayu kepada rakyat Sarawak, ‘tolong percayalah, peralihan kuasa (pengunduran Taib) akan berlaku dalam masa terdekat. Keputusan pilihanraya diumumkan, BN berjaya mengekalkan majoriti 2/3. Seolah-olah rakyat Sarawak percaya dengan rayuan Najib (Taib mahu diundurkan).

Bila keputusan pilihanraya diumumkan, secara tergesa-gesa Taib Mahmud terus mengangkat sumpah sebagai Ketua Menteri Sarawak. Semacam Taib takut Najib mengumumkan orang lain sebagai KM kot.

Tak pasal-pasal, ada mendakwa Taib 'dimurkai' Putarajaya, lapor sebuah portal berita sebab konon Taib mendahului keputusan Putrajaya.

Kali ini pulak, ada pemimpin parti komponen BN cuba mendesak Najib agar menunai janjinya untuk ‘mengundur’kan Taib seperti apa yang dijanjikan ketika kempen pilihanraya.

Antara yang cuba mendesak ialah Ketua Pemuda Umno, Khairi Jamaluddin dan yang terbaru, naib presiden MCA, Senator Gan Ping Sieu.

Desakan pengunduran Taib itu rupa-rupanya diperhati oleh sekutu Ketua Menteri berkenaan iaitu pemimpin dari Parti Demokratik Progresif Sarawak (SPDP).

Naib presiden SPDP, Sylvester Entri Muran cuba menempelak pemimpin MCA yang cuba mendesak Taib berundur, konon pemimpin MCA itu jahil dengan situasi politik Sarawak.

Nampak Taib ada pasang kaki untuk menyelamatkan kedudukannya aje.

Bagi Sylvester, desakan pengunduran Taib tidak wajar kerana Taib berjaya memimpin BN negeri untuk mengekalkan majoriti 2/3.

Beliau turut menjelaskan, kehilangan sokongan pengundi Cina di Sarawak bukan alasan kukuh untuk Taib berundur kerana beliau sendiri telah membuktikan kejayaannya memimpin BN dengan memenangi 55 daripada 71 kerusi yang dipertandingkan dalam pilihan raya itu.

"MCA menggunakan senjata paling tajam untuk menyerang pihak yang melindungi mereka sendiri. Ini jelas merupakan kempen memburuk-burukan oleh MCA untuk menggugat kepimpinan negeri," katanya kepada Bernama.

Marah benar orang desak bosnya berundur. 'Backup' bos nampak. Nak bagi Taib terus kekal memerintah Sarawak la tu. Mentang-mentang dah menang, janji dah terlupa. Konon rakyat nak Taib lagi.

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Apa rahsia kemenangan DAP? Apakah benar orang-orang Cina sudah berubah? Apakah orang-orang Iban dan Melayu memang tak mau berubah?

Salah satu sebab mengapa  begitu ramai calon mau bertanding di Sarawak, dan salah satu sebab juga mengapa PKR mahu bertanding begitu banyak kerusi adalah kerana mahu mengambil kesempatan diatas perubahan orang-orang Cina dan Iban di Sarawak.

Kalau aku kata orang-orang Iban tidak mahu berubah dan masih mengundi BN, aku bohong. Cuma, mengukut penganalisis politik, tak cukup kuat untuk memenangkan Pakatan Rakyat.

Aku mahu berbeza pendapat disini. Bagi aku, DAP berjaya mengambil kesempatan melalui strategi yang telah dirangka begitu lama. manakala Pas dan PKR masih lagi dengan politik lama.

Dalam satu seminar yang dianjurkan oleh DAP Pulau Pinang sekitar akhir 2009, salah seorang pemikir yang menganggotai think-tank DAP telah mendedahkan strategi DAP bagi menghadapi pilihanraya. Strategi ini telah digunakan dalam PRU 2008 dan diteruskan dalam PRN Sarawak.

Para pemikir DAP telah membuat rumusan bahawa tsunami 2008 berlaku disebabkan perubahan anak muda dan kuasa teknologi dalam kempen.

Aku pernah menulis tentang Jurang Generasi. Bagaimana pemikiran-pemikiran setiap generasi. Generasi GI mungkin sudah hampir pupus. Generasi Boomers sudah semakin mengecil. Generasi X menjadi majoriti manakala Generasi Y semakin bertambah.

GI dan Boomers adalah generasi ketegaq dan nostalgik. Mereka bercakap tentang bagaimana susahnya hidup dizaman Jepun kalau dibandingkan dengan sekarang. Generasi Boomers tidak minat dengan reformasi atau revolusi. Mereka hanya berminat dengan tongkat ali dan kacip fatimah. Tak payah sembang tentang perubahan kepada pengundi saluran satu di kampung atau Felda…buat kering air liur saja.

Yang bersedia berubah ialah Gen X. Gen X adalah Gen rebel. Manakal Gen Y adalah generasi muda yang berpengetahuan.

Reformasi 99 gagal membuahkan hasil yang diharapkan kerana Gen Boomers masih lagi menjadi majoriti dikalangan pengundi, manakala Gen Y masih belum layak mengundi. Walaupun ramai yang tidak puashati dengan apa yang berlaku terhadap Anwar, mereka tetap tidak berubah.

Tahun 2008,Sebahagian kecil Gen Y sudah layak mengundi. Terdapat 7% daripada jumlah pengundi adalah dari Gen Y manakala Gen X menyumbang 38%.

DAP memahami kehendak dan sikap Gen X dan Y. Gen X sentiasa bermasalah dengan Boomers. Manakala Gen Y tidak mahu menganggap sesiapa pun sebagai idola. Mereka tidak peduli sama ada Anwar Ibrahim, Lim Kit siang atau Haji Hadi. Mereka lebih percaya kepada generasi mereka, walaupun mereka tidak kenal. Mereka lebih percaya kepada rakan-rakan dalam Facebook daripada percaya kepada pemimpin politik.

Itu sebabnya, mengapa DAP meletakkan calon-calon dari kalangan Gen X dan Y. Dalam PRU 2008, DAP meletakkan begitu ramai calon muda dibawah 30 tahun, manakala Pas dan PKR meletakkan calon-calon yang kebanyakannya dari kalangan Boomers. Dan pengundi berpuashati dengan prestasi calon-calon dari gen X dan Y berbanding boomers.

Ambil contoh Perak saja. dikalangan ADUN PKR, yang menonjol ialah Lih Kang, Ming Kai dan Kesavan. Dari DAP…Nga Kor Ming, Ong Boon Piow dan Leong Mee Meng. Dalam krisis Perak, mereka lah yang dilihat sebagai hero. Manakala yang tua-tua, hanya Nizar dan Ngeh saja yang menonjol.

Dalam PRN Sarawak 2011, DAP sekali lagi menonjolkan calon-calon muda. Secara hitung panjang, umur calon-calon DAP ialah 39 tahun. Calon yang menumbangkan George Chan baru berumur 28 tahun. Calon Bawang Assan baru berumur 20 tahun!! Berapa umur calon-calon Pas dan PKR?

Cuba tengok komposisi generasi semasa PRN Sarawak 2011.

Terdapat 2230 orang pengundi yang berumur lebih dari 100 tahun. Yang ni toksah dok kalut la. Ini kerja petugas sebelum kempen untuk memastikan mereka masih hidup atau masih mati. Kalau masih hidup, pastikan mereka tak mengundi. Kalau masih mati, pun tak apa…cuma pastikan mereka tak hidup balik.

Generasi GI (67-100 tahun) sudah tinggal 12%. Kalau disemak betul-betul, mungkin separuh daripadanya juga sudah mati. yang tinggal menjadi halangan ialah Generasi Boomers. Dan yang ni banyak tinggal dikawasan pedalaman atau luar bandar. Sama ada dah pencen, ataupun hampir pencen. Yang ni tak minat dengan perubahan. Cuma minat nak tambah bini. Dan bila Taib Mahmud kahwin bini muda, depa salute!!

Generasi tumpuan ialah Gen X dan Y. Majoriti Gen X berumur bawah 50 tahun dan kalau nak dapat undi depa, letak la calon bawah 50 tahun. Gen X adalah Gen rebel. Depa tak suka diarah atau dicucuk hidung terutama dari Gen Boomers. Gen X juga bukan Gen wala’. Depa boleh lompat bila depa nak lompat.

Dan yang terakhir ialah Gen Y. Tahun ini, Gen Y sudah menjangkau purata 14% dari keseluruhan jumlah pengundi dan merekalah yang paling banyak menyumbang kepada perubahan kerana mereka mempunyai pelbagai maklumat. Depa baca semua sumber berita, bukan dari Utusan atau Borneo post saja.

Kalau dicampur Gen X dan Y, ianya sudah menjadi majoriti yang cukup besar dan mampu membawa perubahan. Itulah yang dilakukan oleh DAP dengan meletakkan calon muda, tetapi apa yang dilakukan oleh Pas dan PKR? Kebanyakan calon yang kalah adalah Gen Boomers.

Tapi nak kata apa? Orang politik tak ada umur pencen.

Cukup la cerita pasai Sarawak.

sumber dari :- http://www.malaysiatimes.my

BLOG PRO PR MACAM MANA.....???

Tak rasmi BN Menang 52 kerusi!
Balik la pi oii pakatan! Anwar pun dah lari pi US jam 12 tadi tadi!


Tangkap Syamsul Iskandar Ketua AMK buat terubuk masin..!Orang Sarawak pi tangkap pendek tu buaya rajang lapar orang PKR

Lintas Langsung Keputusan Pilihanraya Negeri Sarawak !

Keputusan akan diupdate dari masa ke semasa.
Sila Refresh untuk update keputusan tak rasmi terkini

DUN BETING MARO. BN-2147,PAS-1314. BN MAJ. 833.

N 51 Balingian- Bn 5100 ( 77.87) , Pkr 520 (7.94), Bebas - 831 ( 12.68), Rosak - 98( 1.49). Majoriti - 3651 ( BN / PBB - Pehin Sri KM Swak )

N 22 Sebuyau (5.20 petang)
PAS - 719 undi
BN - 1,928 undi
Bebas - 44 undi

N03 Tanjong Datu (5.20 petang)
PAS - 223 undi
BN - 954 undi
Bebas - 50 undi

N20 Sadong Jaya (5.45 petang)
PAS - 1,072 undi
BN - 3,949 undi
Bebas - 402 undi

N 15 Muara Tuang (5.20 petang)
PAS - 575 undi
BN - 1,580 undi

N24 Beting Maro (6.00 petang)
PAS - 2,578 undi
BN - 3,014 undi
Majoriti - 436 undi
Undi rosak - 48

Keputusan tidak rasmi.
N.34 krian.
38 peti undi telah di kira drpd 48 peti kesemuanya spt berikut:
Bn - 2409
Pkr-4104
Snap - 171
Bebas - 102
Majoriti: 1695

N.33kalaka
20 peti undi drp 33 telah dikira spt berikut:
Bn -3505
Pkr -987
Bebas - 447
Majoriti: 2518

Setakat 5:05 ptg.

BN lead di :
dun semop,
jepak,
sebuyau,
sadong jaya,
saribas,
lingga,
tanjung datu,
layar,
marudi
bukit saban,
bukit kota,
telang usan,
balai ringin,
bukit begunan,
bekenu,
kalaka,
dalat, opar,
beting maro,
belawai,
bengoh,
batu danau,
tasik biru, meluan,
pakan,
bukit sari,
batang ai, belaga (27 dun ).

Kita kalah di DUN Bakelalan spdp(lwn pkr) dan ketingalan di DUN Krian spdp (lwn pkr)

dan Pelagus -273 votes (lwn bebas sng) (3Dun).


Pisau kata "Sayau Sarawak"

http://www.pisau.net

BN MUNGKIN KECUNDANG DI SARAWAK !!!

Khabar angin yang mendakwa bahawa Sarawak bakal jatuh ke tangan Pakatan Rakyat mesti dipandang dengan sangat serius.ini kerana semua nya tidak mustahil ia akan berlaku sekiranya sentimen kebencian terhadap Ketua Menterinya Tan Sri Abdul Taib Mahmud terus bergelora dan mendapat tempat di hati para pengundi.

Beberapa petunjuk sudah menunjukkan bahawa BN tidak mungkin selesa dan menang besar di Sarawak,mereka bukan membenci BN,tetapi para pengundi membenci Ketua Menterinya,itu sahaja.

Seandainya Tan Sri Abdul Taib Mahmud boleh membaca kehendak hati nurani rakyatnya,InsyaAllah BN bakal menang besar di Sarawak.Tetapi nasi sudah menjadi bubur.Walaupun SPR cuba menafikan keputusan tidak rasmi yang sudah tersebar meluas di alam maya namun demikian,keputusan rasmi yang bakal diumumkan kelak pastinya tidak berubah terlalu jauh !!! 

Mahu atau pun tidak BN sudah tewas dari aspek moralnya.Keputusan terkini di Sarawak menunjukkan Pakatan Haram berjaya menambah bilangan kerusi,manakala BN pula hampir kehilangan 2/3 majoriti sekali gus memberi tamparan buruk kepada BN di semenanjung.jangan terkejut sekiranya sesuatu yang luar biasa akan berlaku di Sarawak malam ini,sama ada Tan Sri Abdul Taib Mahmud tewas di kawasan sendiri,atau pun BN hilang 2/3 majoriti. 

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