Kelantan is threatening to terminate the 1976 Agreement with Petronas as the action of offering them GOODWILL MONEY instead of ROYALTY violates the Agreement. If this Agreement is rescinded, then the rights over any and all petroleum in the Kelantan economic zone would belong to the state and not to Petronas. And Kelantan would get 100%, not just 5% of the revenue.

Note that this GOODWILL MONEY only applies to Terengganu and Kelantan. Sabah and Sarawak are still paid ROYALTY because those states are Barisan Nasional states. And even though Terengganu is now also a Barisan Nasional state the federal government does not want to revert to the ROYALTY in case the state falls back into the hands of the opposition. So Terengganu too still receives GOODWILL MONEY or WANG EHSAN.

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ANOTHER SPINELESS POLITICAL CREATURE

The signs that something was not quite right with this man already showed on Nomination Day and Ronnie told me he was a bit worried about this guy. He went to the nomination centre without any money and could not pay the deposit. So they quickly did a collection to help raise the deposit by passing the hat around.

After Badrul had been sworn in as a State Assemblyman, he ‘disappeared’. Instead of spending time with the other Pakatan Rakyat Assemblymen or the Member of Parliament, he was seen almost every night having dinner with the Umno people. He was mingling with the Umno people and staying away from the Pakatan Rakyat people.

I told Nik Nazmi, the Menteri Besar’s political secretary, about the Badrul problem way back in mid-2008. I told him we have probably ‘lost’ him. And we actually lost him a few days after the 8 March 2008 general election.

Nik Nazmi told me they are aware of the problem. But of course nothing was done about it and now the problem has come back to bite PKR and Pakatan Rakyat on their backsides.

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SARAWAK GOVERNMENT SERVANT PLEASE READ THIS

Adding he said, "why invite foreigners to your country when you make sure they do not understand anything, from forms and making them to walk so far to see the authority while your office boy can park his car in front of the authority's office?

If you cannot serve your own public with ease and convenience to them, it means your servants do not know their priority, it means the civil servants top to bottom do not understand their jobs and priority, so tell me what am I doing here?"

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KUALA LUMPUR (AFP) - – Malaysian police said Saturday they had arrested a native leader who set up roadblocks in Borneo to stop a logging firm from encroaching on their ancestral land.

Ondie Jugah, 55, from the Iban indigenous group, was among a group of 10 people who have mounted a blockade since early this week in the interior of eastern Sarawak state, on Borneo island.

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OF MALAYSIA DAY, BARU BIAN AND GABRIEL ADIT

After 46 years and losing 2/3 majority in Parliament, finally, the Federal Government has given long due recognition of the day Sabah and Sarawak joined Malaya to form Malaysia. Najib has declared that 16 Sept is a public holiday for the whole nation beginning next year.

During my school years, we were taught that Sabah and Sarawak 'masuk' Malaysia, a blatant lie as if one study history carefully, Sabah and Sarawak together with Malaya and Singapura joined to form Malaysia. How can one 'masuk' something that has yet to be formed? Later, Singapura went it separate way, a smart move I might say.

In the papers today, Baru Bian, a prominent lawyer well known to champion the rights of the natives to protect their land from the land robbers ie big corporations with ties to the state politicians is going to be appointed as the state liaison officer, replacing a fellow from Semenanjung.

I think it is a right move as Baru as he is known among his friends and clients, courageous and dare enough to challenge the state and be a voice for the oppressed native land owners in Sarawak.

Being a professional, I believe he will be able to shoulder the responsibility to lead Parti Keadilan in the upcoming state election that is due in the not too distant future.

As for Adit-the-2-face joker, after knowing that he has been passed yet again for top post in the party as when he was with Parti Rakyat Sarawak, declared that he does not support PKR anymore. What a blessing!!.....It is good for him to throw tantrums now rather then when the state election is just around the corner. Imagine the chaos......

Adit cannot be trusted as, judging from his conduct when he was in PRS and now in PKR, this guy is like 'lalang ditiup angin', a spineless political creature, looking for something to satistify his hunger for position and power even if it means ignoring the principle that he claimed to uphold.

So, go ahead Adit and form another party and appoint yourself as a whole life president, then you might be satisfied.

It will surely be the end of your political career.......

Lo

West Malaysians think they are very clever, much cleverer than the 'natives' of East Malaysia. Some even think that East Malaysians are head-hunters and cannibals who walk around naked save for a leaf around their waist to hide their family jewels. So East Malaysians are not clever enough to make their own decisions. Kuala Lumpur has to decide what is best for Sarawak and Sabah. And Kuala Lumpur will decide who should lead the opposition in Sarawak and Sabah and who should be the candidates in the elections.

I suppose this not only demonstrates ignorance but arrogance as well. Or should we say ignorant arrogance (bodoh sombong, as the Malays would say)? Why can’t those people who sit in their high towers in Kuala Lumpur understand one thing? East Malaysians want to decide their own destiny and they know what is good for them better than any West Malaysian who flies into Sarawak or Sabah once or twice a year.

Sarawakians and Sabahans are fed up with the domination by Kuala Lumpur. They view Umno and Barisan Nasional as parti penjajah (colonialist parties). Sarawak and Sabah agreed to team up with the Federation of Malaya to form Malaysia in 1963 because they wanted independence from Britain. It was not to replace one colonial master, 10,000 miles away, with 10,000 colonial masters, one mile away.

Now, even the opposition, who want to replace Barisan Nasional as the government in East Malaysia, are acting like parti penjajah. Why should the East Malaysians choose the opposition over Barisan Nasional if all they would be doing is to replace one colonialist party for another colonialist party?

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Something that I came across at Patrick Teoh's blog, Niamah!!.....Funny but it explains the whole out-of-this-world mentality of our so-called leaders.......Click to see larger picture