Star, Is the Current Government in Sabah Illegal or Not?

Confessions of an ex District Officer of Sandakan about IC giveaways since 1981 in Sabah

 

and this lady, Puan Siti Aminah

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In the matter of the first video, Datuk Dr Jeffrey G Kitingan said that he was not doing the Press Conference to show the current local leaders what to do. He is merely initiating a discussion process with all the local leaders to get them to unite and acknowledge the illegitimacy of the current government in Sabah and to become a pressure group to oust them and replace them with a ‘national non-partisan’ group comprising of the current local leaders as a temporary measure.

 

Datuk Jeffrey Kitingan also suggested that the GE13 for Sabah be postponed until the electoral roll is cleaned up. Nevertheless, until today, I haven’t heard anything on any ‘initiation process’, ‘discussion’ or any of the sort mentioned by Datuk Dr Jeffrey. Was all he said in the video only hot air? 

This reminded me of another Press Conference he did somewhere in Kota Kinabalu as well (see here: http://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/nation/2012/10/20/jeffrey-maps-out-sabah-oil-battle-plan/). In this statement, Jeffrey mentioned that should the State Government ignore this issue, STAR Sabah would consider taking legal action. The press release was made October 20, 2012. Now is 27th March 2013. Until today, not even a whisper of the so-called legal action is heard anywhere be it cyberspace or the local dailies. This gives me the impression that he has all the ideas but it remains just that. Ideas. No actions. OR are they actually in the process of (still?) executing all these ‘ideas’? Curious indeed.

To be fair, all of STAR’s ‘warriors’ (as they call themselves) are working voluntarily. Even up to the point of forking out their own money to finance most of the activities done all over Sabah. It was even reported that some of these people are currently facing ‘financial’ problems due to the fact that all their monies have been sacrificed ‘demi perjuangan’. I am sad when I came about to know this because it seems to me that so many people are depending on this party to win. What if they don’t? What will happen to these ‘warriors’? Back to square one? STAR Sabah should start a fund-raising campaign to help these warriors out. In fact, this is plain common sense because the party really does not have much funds to distribute all over. 

As a true Sabahan, this is my advice to STAR Sabah – please ‘Walk the Talk’! If you mean it, then by all means DO it! The amount of people believing in the struggle escalates every day. I would like to quote from an article I read a few months ago which amused me in so many ways. It said, “We are fed-up of being governed by BOYS in Sabah … this time around we want MEN to do it!”. 

Sincerely,

Borodungal Borneo

I am a Sabahan who is fighting for what’s true. Not a politician. A realist, if you prefer. Some of the things that STAR Sabah voiced out are true ie No referendum prior to the formation of Malaysia, No compliance mechanism to the pre-conditions agreed upon to protect Sabah’s safeguards, loose ends in the MA63 that was violated through the Federal Constitution and many more. However, not many of the issues brought up were properly explained. My truth, once revealed, will be the people’s truth … for I too seek justice for Sabahans … through the eyes of a Sabahan, NOT a Sabahan politician. Stay tuned for more revelations of the political on-goings in Sabah.