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2016 Apr 13 - Edward: Who is Dr Max Kidding?

Who is Dr Max Kidding?

KOTA KINABALU, April 13, 2016: Sabah Progressive Party (SAPP) questioned the call made by Datuk Dr Maximus Ongkili in urging the State and Federal Governments to recall the Identity Cards or MyKads as insulting Sabahans’ intelligence.

In response to the news report yesterday, Edward Dagul, SAPP Deputy President, remarked that when making the call, Datuk Dr Maximus Ongkili had conveniently forgotten that he is currently a senior minister in the Federal Government?

It is difficult for Sabahans to believe that Datuk Dr Maximus had not consulted with his Federal Cabinet members, especially the Prime Minister to recall back the MyKads in Sabah as an exercise to rid Sabah of illegal immigrants before making the call via the press media.

“Are we to believe that as a senior minister within the federal cabinet, he cannot directly consult the Prime Minister on this? Is Datuk Dr Maximus telling his constituency members that the Prime Minister has chosen to ignore Sabah’s illegal immigrant quagmire?" asked Edward.

As the call was made in front of Parti Bersatu Sabah (PBS) members and supporters, has Datuk Dr Max forgotten that his own Party President, Tan Sri Joseph Pairin Kitingan has yet to make public his committee’s report on the RCI despite various promises to do so?

Since the failure by the Technical Working Committee on illegal immigrants in Sabah to make public the committee’s full report last year, various political parties as well as NGOs have questioned the integrity of the committee, headed by Tan Sri Joseph Pairin Kitingan.

“Was Datuk Dr Max sending a subliminal message to Sabahans that his Party President has failed in his obligations?

Sabahans will find this call a little too unpalatable coming from Datuk Dr Maximus. To many, this was all a show, a wayang kulit to hoodwink the people that PBS and BN has the political will to rid Sabah of illegal immigrants, concluded Edward.

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
Illegals & IC issues
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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SAPP bid to discuss Sabah claim rejected
Take action against anti-Malaysia elements
Call for Philippines Consulate in Sabah
Get the RM1 billion and solve the QEH debacle
SAPP's objection of coal-fired plants in Sabah
SAPP: Explain the RM 601 loan to KL company
The missing billion ringgit "special grant"
SAPP on SEDIA Bill 2009
SAPP supports the call for the abolishment of Cabotage Policy
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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