O…Yeh..O… hah. I urged Dayak politicans to build 1 house for our own family. Do not stay in someone else house and abundant all the current insecure houses. In addition, my final reminder is DO NOT bring along your adopted non-Dayak brothers or sisters with you, for they will be never be a Dayak.

I hope my belovered Dayak brothers and sisters can take fast actions instead of talking only. No action today means don’t hope for anything tomorrow.

To me, forming a new Dayak base political party at this crucial moment serve no benefit to us but make things worse. It is because money and lighting projects remain the focus of voting and BN still get the nod. I don,t see any rich and wealthy Dayaks really commited to pour their money for the sake of their party and race. The previous Dayak party like SNAP,PBDS, and now SPDP all depended on other wealthy personals for financial backing which later split and destroy the party. Please learn a lesson from our past.
I have approached a bussiness sucessful Dayak friend and ask him to be a canidate for PKR in the next election, he frankly answered NO, NO. PKR only give money not enough for submitting canidate form what more to say for the campaigning period. A fence sitter I have approached and ask him which party he want to vote for, he said a party that give me more money.
If this type of approach is not change BN will still have the priority. In Malaya this type of approach has been dealt with so PR can dream of more win in the next election but not Sarawak at the present situation. Chinese PKR may be able to wrest more seats from SUPP but not Dayaks PKR, because their political approach is more advance.

BN and PKR is of course from WM and of the same origin but we should know that DSAI was and is the bullied man and knew all the BN political agenda so he is going for the change. That is why we have no other alternative for the moment but to support the revenge and change because we cannot change by ourselves and forming a new party so why not take this opportunity. It is worth trying. If PKR can’t win it is also good for a stronger opposition to balance BN grabbing power.

The other possible alternative is to dissolve SPDP,PRS,SNAP,get Dayaks PBB,SUPP, PKR members out and then we can from a new party. If this is feasible, then our ultimate dream will come true.

Welcome back !

Fully agree that the best political setup for Malaysian politic is a confederation like the UK.
However, Malaya will never release Tunku Abdul Rahman’s prized catch – that was cleverly hooked from the British in years past. 40% of Federal revenue comes from oil, for the past 46 years ! The Peninsula will become destitute in seconds if not for the oil money.So, Malaya’s iron grip, directly and via proxy, is indestructible. And, however unfair and unjust that is, the indigenous people of Borneo, does not have any global strategic significance for any of the global powers to want to lend any help.

Even if you look inward for support on the Confederation model, you may find the Sarawak and Sabah Chinese may not support you. The Muslims of both states would certainly not want to break off relations with the Muslims institution from Peninsula: these are sources of generous funding. The Chinese in Sarawak had been well rewarded in the aftermath of the communist insurgency, that they may find themselves losing out in the economic space if the Federal model is changed to Confederate.If you look to your fellow indigenous people,many would still cling to the mirage of self-rule; intellectually-bonded to the message proclaimed by shouts of “Merdeka,Merdeka” – in a stadium across the South China Sea, and slowly being grilled to perfection by 1Malaysia sloganeering.

I think of it this way. Hold on to your thought and aspiration. If as I believe : that Peninsula wants to keep Sabah and Sarawak for the massive oil that the 2 states contribute to Petronas coffers – which in turn, is the Federal govt ATM machine, then believe you me, there will come a situation when that oil is going to dry up. And it won’t be that far down the road – 20 to 30 yrs.
By that time, proxies godfathers would be more receptive to the idea of a Confederation – PROVIDED the confederation model would relieve the Federal government of having to disburse so much funds to its Federal departments throughout every state.

This little hypothesis of mine, is additionally premised on the observation that there is no social bond between the Malayans and Sarawakian people. If the state becomes a waste land i.e no economic value, I have no doubt the buggers in the Peninsula mainland will drop the state like a hot potatoe.The PM may actually sell us off to Brunei, Indonesia – or even the Philippines !
And if you notice it as well: the Federal Ministers – when they come to visit, they would not want to go down to the rakyat in the hinterland.The would be scared to face the truth staring in their face, that many longhouses – were still just as they were, when the Brits gave the key to the Tunku.They would hold a briefing with Taib,Chan and Jabu, and would then be looking for the next flight home ! They have absolutely no feelings for the poor Sarawakians, especially the Dayaks – some of whom, would worship the perintah with their only pig !

No, don’t drop the Confederation idea. Lets continue it, but below the radar. And get people in Peninsula themselves to subscribe to the idea. They might like it, if the grand bargain is for the Federal budget to be trimmed down, and the Federal government would be shrinked, to reduce overall expenditure and increase efficiency. Put more $ in the state coffers – and let Sabah and Sarawak pursue their own development plan.

Meanwhile: I think the 2 option for pushing through, the type of political change that most of us in DB wants, is still via any of the PR component parties, or if it help in resource optimization – for Sabah and Sarawak PR supporters to form a political party, ally to PR.
BN under Najib seem to try to move forward with Reform,but the culture of absolute intolerance towards political opposition, is reenforcing its image as an autocratic party that serves the interest of elites in their bizpolitical venture.
A new Dayak party – is a non-starter (without any electrifying cause for its birth).

My question is – can we trust PKR Malay leadership eg: AZMIN? Just take a look at what PKR HQ did to Sabah – they do not listen to the majority and install a Muslim Chief when the majority are Kadazan Dusun Murut (KDM).

We have been played out by Malay politicians – through their political scheming. It is fair for us Dayak to insist that PKR pen down their agreement – a pre-condition for Dayak support of PKR?

Dayakbaru raised our doubt and questions – just answer to the question and stop your scheming thoughts. Just help us to progress – and don’t take us for a fool just because we are put in this tight situation due to Ketuanan Melayu program of Malay in BN.

We do not want PR Malay to fool us like BN UMNO led.

Patrick anak Uren spoke well and spoke right to form a local party for dayaks, not necessary 100% dayaks party, to look into the interests of dayaks and able to voice their satisfaction and dissatisfaction at both state and national level.

The dayaks must give his suggestion a serious thought.

Good luck.

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Conclusion

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THE BEST POLITICAL OPTION FOR THE DAYAKS COMMUNITY FOR NOW IS TO STAY PUT WITH BN GOMEN.

“Anang Ngelaban Perintah” “Perintah Mai Pemansang”