YOURSAY | ‘How many Sarawakians really know of the PM's scandals, or even BN’s misdeeds?’

'Najib neutralises Adenan's feel-good factor in S'wak polls'

Dont just talk: Sarawakian voters, wake up and use your heads.

A vote for Sarawak Chief Minister Adenan Satem is a vote to support BN to continue pillaging our beloved country Malaysia, with Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak at the top of the pack.

You know, the man was caught red-handed with RM2.6 billion being wired into his personal bank accounts.

Nowhere in the world would the leader of a country shamelessly grasp on to the post of prime ministership with such scandalous proof hanging around his neck.

Please do the right thing for the sake of your children and grandchildren’s future.

Otherwise, Malaysians will continue to hide their faces in shame, knowing that we have failed to keep this country of ours safe.

Res Ipsa: With all these so-called “feel-good” factors, Sarawak Chief Minister Adenan Satem should have realised by now that Parti Pesaka Bumiputera Bersatu (PBB) would be better off if it were to contest the election on its own without coming under the BN umbrella.

Any victory in the state election may be hollow due to the majorities, which are expected to be significantly reduced.

But in the unlikely event that Adenan loses his mandate in Sarawak, he would certainly know where to point his fingers.

So, don't turn around at that time to lament that no one had forewarned you. The ball is now in your court.

Najib's clowns: Najib has long brought the filthy aroma to Sarawak, and thus polluting the political environment there as well. Even the skunks are afraid to make their presence felt in the state.

The alarm clocks have sounded off. Did Sarawak fail to see that corruption has eroded the peninsula so badly - to the point that we hold a disgraceful position from below?

In fact, it is currently spreading like an infectious disease towards Sabah and Sarawak.

Sarawakians, you are all in for a long spell of disaster if you would allow yourselves to be easily bribed as a short-term ‘feel-good’ solution.

Worldly Wise: Was the RM2.6 billion a political donation from Saudi Arabia? According to numerous The Wall Street Journal reports, it was 1MDB’s money which had went into Najib’s personal bank accounts through a circuitous route.

Was it the rakyat's money? Ha-ha... it doesn’t seem like it, since attorney-general (AG) Mohamed Apandi Ali - appointed by the beneficiary - has okayed it.

Then, the AG said that the money was "returned" to the Saudi royal family – from whom the ‘donation’ is said to originate from.

However, a Saudi minister was later reported as saying that the money was likely not a political donation, but an investment.

Now, it has been confirmed that auditor-general Ambrin Buang’s final audit report on 1MDB - which is to be handed over to the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) - is classified under the Official Secrets Act (OSA).

Will the Sarawakians on the ground understand why all these issues are important?

But for starters, just ask them why workers in Indonesia are now being paid higher than Malaysians in Malaysia.

True: Sarawakians, we have learned that you are currently captivated and are leaning towards Adenan.

Please don't get conned by BN; Adenan is only bringing you a short-term ‘feel-good’ effect, but it will not wipe out your great pain under Sarawak governor Abdul Taib Mahmud, Dr Mahathir Mohamad, and Najib Abdul Razak.

You should never vote for BN again - at least I won’t - until these three individuals have been brought to justice.

Senior: The Umno policy is to keep them misinformed, ‘disinformed’ and ignorant... how many Sarawakians really know of the PM's scandals, or even BN’s misdeeds?

Voice: Just remember, a vote for Adenan and his parties is a vote for Umno, the Goods and Services Tax (GST), the RM2.6 billion ‘donation’ scandal, bad economy, a mountain of debt, the continued hike of the price of goods (courtesy of the GST), abuse of power, a poor state, and so forth.

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