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2013 Mar 29 - Does Pakatan not want SAPP support for MP seats?

Does Pakatan not want SAPP support for MP seats?

KOTA KINABALU, March 29, 2013: SAPP Secretary-general Datuk Richard Yong said since Dato' Seri Anwar Ibrahim declared that Pakatan Rakyat will go alone without the Sabah-based parties at the coming general elections, does he also mean he does not need any help from SAPP for the Parliament seats?

Richard said the announcement made by PR is disappointing, it implied that PR is over-confident and hold themselves so high therefore no need cooperation from Sabah parties to campaign against the BN which is why they have ignored the people's aspiration for the opposition to go one-to-one against the BN at the coming elections.

He asked PR if their intention to go alone at the elections include the parliamentary seats in Sabah?

"Even though SAPP is being marginalized by Peninsular-based parties, SAPP will go all out and do our best to defeat BN to oppose corruption and in the defence of State rights, even as being under-dog we will never be running dog for any Malayan parties which are oppressive in nature and ignoring the Sabah people's rights," said Richard.

"We know we are facing two giants which are resourceful but we will continue to struggle for Sabah. Dato Anwar had on 14.04.2012 openly mentioned about the cooperation among the opposition parties and willing to go for more parliament seats while letting SAPP capture more state seats with the intention to replace BN with a new government together.

"But PR had changed their original initiative and going for all state seats, this U-turn had marginalized local parties probably with the intention to demolish the political influence of Sabah parties.

"It is regrettable that changes made by Anwar which is directing at wanting all parliament seats and state seats to monopolise the state political power is a conflict with SAPP's political agenda for State autonomy and Sabah's right.

"We have seen enough of damage and unfavourable consequences caused by BN's monopolising state power, Sabah must not repeat the same mistake!" added Richard.

Richard further said PR had made known that they have good chance to win in Penang, Selangor, Kelantan, Kedah, Perak, Negeri Sembilan and Perlis but Sabah is not on their winning list.

He asked, "If PR had no confidence and do not expect to win in Sabah as mentioned by DAP's Lim Kit Siang, why are they obstructing Sabah parties such as SAPP from fighting for State rights? Are they having some hidden agenda which is more important than toppling BN in Sabah?

"SAPP will stick to our principle to fight for Sabah people's interests, fight for Sabah autonomy which must never be compromised.

"This election is the best opportune time for Sabah to regain our status we deserved and to reposition the State from being controlled by monopolised power," said Richard.

SAPP Policies

SAPP's 17 point Manifesto - Sabah deserves better in terms of more equitable distribution of opportunities, in social, economic and infrastructural development and a better quality of life. [BM][Chinese]

SAPP's Economic Plan for Sabah - SAPP aims to achieve economic prosperity and financial self-reliance for Sabah. Version in [BM] [Chinese]

SAPP's Land Reform Policy - To promote and protect the rights and interests of local natives and other citizens in Sabah [BM][Chinese]

On Oil Royalty - SAPP is not giving up its struggle for more oil royalty payment for Sabah.

SAPP's Eight (8) Points Declaration - Whereas our mission is to establish a trustworthy govt and a progressive ...

SAPP's 14 point memo in 2006 - Time for Direct Preventive Actions

SAPP Constitution (booklet)

Our Sabah..

Books on ....
RCI Report on Immigrants in Sabah
The Birth of Malaysia
Malaysia Agreement Article 1-11
The Original Agreement of Malaysia
Heroes of Kinabalu 神山美烈誌
Schedule 9 of the Federal Constitution

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Twenty points safeguard
20 Perkara
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Bernas Monopoly
No to coal-fired plant
Sabah Gas pipeline
3 million acres oil blocks ceded
The Formation of Msia & Devt in Sabah
Proclamation of Msia 1963...details
Restore Sabah's right to appoint JCs,
Ex-minister: Review 20-point
Supply Sarawak power to Sabah...
Sedition Act 1948
Continental Shelf Act 83 (1966)
Petroleum Development Act 144 (1974)
Petroleum Oil Agreement (1976)

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The missing billion ringgit "special grant"
SAPP on SEDIA Bill 2009
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Probe illegals having Mykad also
Political Autonomy for Sabah
Sabah Schools still awaiting share of RM30 million
Special fund: Eric wants ACA probe
Oil royalty: SAPP not giving up
Scrap Bernas monopoly on rice
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