Sarawak Politics 101

Wind of Change
Should SE12 di adakan sekarang, GPS akan kalah teruk. Ketua GPS pun ragux2 ketika membuat keputusan menyokong PN.
Dakwa TSJJM mengatakan GPS lebih RELA bekerja serakan dengan PAS adalah tindakan childish. Dia bukan orang bodoh, a senior minister and a PHD holder as well. Being in politics for many decades, I don't think TSJJM is that stupid to not acknowledge the implications and repercussion of his statements.
Should he said that during their BN era before, the implication maybe not as critical as today. When the country depends on one political bloc to so-called "save a democratically elected system" all eyes and ears were on GPS. And the statement that TSJJM made made headline and registered in everyone heads.
GPS is slowly killing itself no matter how and what they do to repair the damage.
Nothing against TSMY, the PM happened to win the fight with just little blow, below the belt, in which the referee failed to notice. He KOed it in the final round. Becoming a PM was not what he really expected, but hey! Who doesn't want to be a PM by coincidence?
Supporting TSMY is not that big setback for GPS. But the UMNO PAS presence in PN killed their RATING and may ruin their chance to secure a two-third majority during the next SE12.
Mun salah salah ada perau lingkup kelak. Mun sidak sik bejaga jaga dan janji manis sik di tunai...tebalit Perahu ya kelak. Now all eyes are watching, all ears listening and all mouth are bitching...
Banyak janji janji dah di sebut, beratus-ratus juta.
#20percentRoyalty is a MUST do or die mission. No more excuse. Waktu BN dolok sunyi. Then waktu mangkang bisin, kiau kiau macam pusa bebong di belakang rumah. Tok dah jadi Kera jaan sik mungkin sik dapat di tunai #20percentroyalty ya.
#BINTULUPORT ambi lah. Tok masa nya. Claim all you want. Mun sik nak tok bila gik. Mun sik kitak siapa gik? Jangan shakap saja geng. Sik ada excuse gik sunyi sunyi sik demand for #BINTULUPORT

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