TNB is NOT buying electricity from BAKUN

Taken from: The Edge

Dayakbaru:

With so much hope place on Bakun to generate income for Sarawak, the people has been made to sacrifice for nothing. The political leaders do not seem to care and are not taking responsibility for the failure of Bakun.

Why are we in such a situation? We protest over Bakun but the State Government would not listen. They continued to build the Murum dam. There is no need to build this dam when it is not bringing  money to Sarawak. The Government has  to relocate 1000 Penan away from their ancestor land. Why is the Government so insistence in building this dam. Is it treally for Sarawak development or for the business opportunities of the political leaders in the government

Corruption is common in Sarawak. The political leaders are mostly living on money got from corrupted practices.

The money spent on Bakun could have eradicate ALL hard core poverty in Sarawak. Now all we have got is a white elephant in Bakun and a heart full of misery for those who has been relocated from the original home. Read more

Popularity: 6% [?]

Burak Sem & Rakan-rakan

Written by: Johnny Joseph Tinggang

YB Sayu Kah! munafik (hypocrite), … kenapa awak tidak jawab dan memberi penjelasan yg di limpar oleh Burak Sem dan rakan-rakan?
Kalau ada asap mesti ada api. Kebelakangan ini YB ini tidak tidor dengan lena. Segala tingkah laku kejahatan telah dibongkar. Itulah jangan sebut nama Tuhan Allah sia sia. Ika parip nah nan!


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Awasi kumpulan Burak Sam


L 2 R: Dick Bala, pengulu Herbert Lawai Epoi serta semua angkat biji..

MIRI — Golongan belia Baram diingatkan agar tidak terpengaruh dengan kumpulan Burak Sam atau Tuak Masam yang bertindak memburukkan kerajaan khususnya konstituensi Telang Usan melalui internet.
Apahal? Berasa salah ka? Guilty conscience.

Ahli Dewan Undangan Negeri (ADUN) Telang Usan, Lihan Jok berkata, golongan tuak masam ini hanya menyekat usaha kerajaan untuk membawa lebih banyak pembangunan di kawasan Baram.
Pembangunan apa? MRP Rm 5,000 – 10,000, tangki sungai, zinc, jln simen depan rumah panjang, itu namanya pembngunan ka? Walhal di bandar peruntukan berjuta juta. Hanya isi poket masing2 sendiri

Menurut Lihan, masa depan Baram bergantung sepenuhnya dengan kesungguhan generasi baru untuk bekerjasama dengan kerajaan bukannya golongan yang hanya riuh mengutuk kerajaan.
Kerjasama dengan BN supaya dia boleh terus merampas tanah NCR, banjirkan kita punya tanah dengan empanagan & kita akan jadi ‘pengemis’ pada BN? Read more

Popularity: 10% [?]

The Passive Dayak

Written by: Dr. John Brian Anthony

Voters Registration

There are still many young voters who are not registered as voters. In a democratic country the duty to vote is a basic requirement. Have you registered as voters to allow you to determine what future  you want of your own country.

An urgent sense of duty

If you are talking about the future of malaysia, the progress of your community and the well being of your family and yourself included then you must register as a voter.

We understand that the turn out of rural voteot uprs is always low in every election. Why? many has passed away and the voters list is not updated. Most of the time, rural population migrate to urban areas and do not feel the need to come to vote during election. In most cases, many simply do not register as voters.

Do you want to see political change among Dayak?

If the answer is YES, the we must address the basic needs of registering voters. The most unfortunate cases are educated urban Dayak who do not see that it is important for them to be registered as voter. This is a part of the behaviour of passive Dayak. Dayak who cannot see beyond themselves that they have responsibility towards the country and community. We need to change that passive posture to active participant in the coming elections! Read more

Popularity: 7% [?]

Merdeka – What Merdeka?

Written by: Dr.John Brian Anthony

31st August – Merdeka Day

Since my early school days I have been taught that 31st is Malaysia’s Merdeka Day – Independence of Malaysia. Now a few years back I got to know that the Government has fed me with wrong information. While in primary school, how am I to know that what was taught to me is fact or false. The government should be more responsible with their facts so as not to mislead the people through false information.

I used to proudly display the Malaysian flag outside my house a few days before August 31st.Now, I am not doing that anymore. I even went out of my way to buy those small Malaysian flag for my car. Not any more now. Now I will wait for September 16th to mark the real day on the formation of Malaysia. That is when my country Malaysia got its independence.

Malaya was wrong to enforce their Independence Day on Malaysia. I am glad that we have finally solved this one lies with real fact. Read more

Popularity: 19% [?]

Nama reti jaku “Anang Ngelaban Perintah”

Popularity: 31% [?]

Racial Conflict in Malaysia is systemic

Taken from: The Malaysian Insider

Dayakbaru:

I studied in Malaya in 1972 and worked there for a few years. Then I came back to Sarawak. In 1994 I went back to Malaya till today. Did I see changes in the “racial” landscape. Of course, much has changed. Is it changing for the better – I think not. The younger population get to know lesser of each other and much lesser about other races in Malaysia.

Can we blame the young people for racialism?

Difficult. In many Malaysian schools, we have many single race teachers and single religion. We have even more school that is control by single-race teachers. In a way, racial problem is perpetuated through systemic approach that has now become systemic in our education system. Our education system deliver values among other things and racialism is one of the negative value we get from schools.

Narrow thinking

The School Principal “racist” remark hopefully is isolated. But then, you never know when a country get to be over obsessed with race and religion. Such extremism can cloud a person perspective of the world and the more they hold on to extremism, the narrower their thinking get. Read more

Popularity: 21% [?]

Taib must resign as Chief Minister on moral ground

Taken from: Free Malaysia Today

Dayakbaru:

Take responsibility

Taib Mahmud must resign on moral ground. How could he continues in his post after the exposure of his unaccounted wealth. Many in Sarawak are living under hardcore poverty category while he build his business empire and state of the art business building in develop countries.

Many current government leaders are just as corrupt and without a shred of conscience for allowing so many people  to live in poverty because the leaders have rob them of their land and natural resources. The elected leaders fail in their duty to give a higher standard of living and an improved quality of live.

Our Government leaders has lost the humanity part of themselves

Leaders must have basic moral standing and a strong sense of responsibility and justice. Our Government leaders has lost the humanity part of themselves in their blind pursuit of personal wealth.

To the people of very Sarawak, I would appeal to all to reject all corrupt government leaders in the coming election. We must protect our land from thieves and robbers.

Change WE Must: Let us put a stop to corruption by the Government Read more

Popularity: 34% [?]

YB selling plantation land for quick money at Bukit Bangunan.

Written by: Bukit Tunggal

Dayakbaru:

This article is an example of how our Dayak YB make money out of ” Concept of land development”. Is this a corrupt practice? You decide.

Instead of helping the constituency to progress in a sustainable manner, some YBs are using their position to grab the land within their constituency and sell it in the open market for quick profit. They make use of their elected status to grab the land and sell for personal gain.

BN YB is abusing their power to grab and sell land

These YBs has no vision for the rakyat that voted for them to improve their life. These YBs have only their personal interest to look after and not that of the people. These same YB have no conscience or no feeling about the poverty that is found in their constituency. These same YBs spoke bad of those who pointed out the power abuse but themselves abuse the power to make money for themselves. Some of these YB are even promoted to Minister level.

If you need to know why a country like Sarawak that is so rich with natural resources and yet so many people are poor, it is because our current government and leaders are so corrupt.

We should make an official report to the MACC

Have you ever wonder whether MACC will be able to bring such YB to court for such corrupt practice. It really depend on the Attorney General office to decide what is the next step. Maybe, the AG would have to refer to a higher authority. Here again, if no action is allowed to be taken, we are selling our country to the dogs. And that is what the government is doing, selling this country to the hungry dogs.

Do you still want to elect such a government again?. I think better not as the government might even sell us  as slaves to other countries. Malaysia is famous for human trafficking as it is.

Change WE Must.

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Popularity: 27% [?]

Bakun dam ready, but pledges to natives unfulfilled

Written by: Aidila Razak

The construction of the Bakun Hydroelectric Dam may soon be over, with impoundment said to take place soon.

azlanBut the woes of the indigenous community forced to leave their ancestral home to make way for the multi-billion ringgit dam more than a decade ago have yet to be resolved.

Reverse Development

Instead of the ‘development’ promised in 1998, said Kenyah lawyer Abun Sui Anyit, the 10,000-odd people have only experienced “reverse development” with living conditions continuing to slide.

“Nothing much has changed. When we lived in our original longhouses we had access to clinics and schools too. The difference is now we have gone ‘negative’ with so many bills to pay,” he said.

Between September 1998 and July 1999, about 10,000 Kayan, Kenyah, Lahahan, Ukit and Penan people were forced to uproot even though the project was halted the year before due to the Asian Financial Crisis.

Figures disclosed in Parliament showed that Ekran Sdn Bhd, directly awarded the project in 1994 six months before it produced an environmental assessment impact (EIA), was paid about RM1 billion as ‘compensation’ for the halt.

In 1996, the High Court ruled in favour of three members of the Bakun indigenous community who sued the federal and state government for not making the EIA available to them before approving it.

The appeal by the federal and Sarawak governments were, however, upheld by the Court of Appeal the following year. Read more

Popularity: 20% [?]

Aku minta kasih ari kita

Taken from: Berita Iban Borneo Post (by Eta Jaweng )
August 16th 2010

Dayakbaru

“Aku minta kasih ari kita” – enda sinu kita ninga jako nya, laban tudah ke nadai alai diau lebuh ngiga pengidup semak negeri. Dia Land and Survey lalu ngerubuh ke rumah alai sida diau.

Nadai pengasih meh perintah ngagai kitai bansa Dayak. Pengidup orang ke merinsa ke baru deka ngiga jalai pengidup baru terus lalu di tekan ke perintah. Ke diau di menua nadai chara idup. Bekuli di negeri nadai duit kena nyewa rumah. Ngaga rumah langkau semantara enda ga tau.

Kati gaya kitai tu ulih nyambut taun Merdeka ke taun tu? Bisi jalai kitai bansa enti di tekan ke perintah baka tu?

Rumah ke digaga ba tanah nadai pemendar ari perintah udah dirubuh

DINI KA DIAU: Baca (kiba) benung ngangkatka barang iya seraya bejaku enggau Chiew apin lama ti udah.
DINI ALAI DIAU: Baca (kiba) benung ngangkatka barang iya seraya bejaku enggau Chiew apin lama ti udah.

Change WE Must Read more

Popularity: 22% [?]

A ticking time bomb over poverty in Sarawak

Written by: Dr. John Brian Anthony

In Sarawak, it seems that the government are not interested to correct this problem. Instead of uniting the people to work together, Taib has pursue a politics of divide in rule. how can you explain that the Dayak NGOs are purposely divided and split up by ethnics group by Taib. Why did the Government vote to “extinguish” the word Dayak in Sarawak if it really want to unite and progress  the people. why is the government putting those Sarawakian who stand for their personal rights over land as trouble makers. I have too many questions – but let us look at the position of the Government over the issue of poverty eradication.

Why are there still poor Sarawakians?

When I saw the above article it make interesting reading eventhough Dr. Jenriri try to be as objective as possible. He has given some programme that the government is trying or implementing in Sarawak  now. Why do we need to wait for 47 years to acknowledge that we have a serious problem of poverty in Sarawak? To me, the Sarawak Government has failed to deliver on their promises. Read more

Popularity: 15% [?]

To change SIBU name – showing no respect to natives

Taken from: Sarawak Inside

Dayakbaru

To the Dayak, Sibu name is actually MALING. Then it  turns to be  called  SIBAU, as “buah sibau, a rambutan family fruit. As the urban people could not pronounce the word properly then it turn to become Sibu.

The Chinese started to arrive in Sibu only about a hundred odd years ago. What is so great about their history except that the Sibu Chinese are so great now because of the SUPP connection and got timber business licence and plantation. But that does not give them the right to change SIbu name as they wish.

I guessed that SUPP would want a new name for Sibu because SIBU bring them bad luck in the last election. Can you guess what has SUPP proposed Sibu name is?

The more reason why we should not vote for SUPP.

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Popularity: 14% [?]

The CURSE of Bakun Dam

Kua Kia Soong

Dayakbaru:

BAKUN is a big waste of our money and cruel to the Dayak living in the area. Now, we have cost over run into the billions. There is no buyer of the electricity. The undersea cable is too expansive and not viable. The aluminum smelting plant is not taking the power, and if does how much can it takes.

Sarawak will be overwhelmed with too much power. We try to sell power to Kalimantan and Brunei – but at what cost. The Government took too big a risk that it has put its people to jeopardy. The Government move is reckless maybe there is too much “corrupt” practices that the government lose sight of objectivity.

Why did the Government allow the Dayak to suffer for something that is really not worth while except for those who pocketed so much of the project money.

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Popularity: 6% [?]

Setipikit Tuai Rumah

Di tulis: Dr. John Brian Anthony

Dayakbaru:

Diatu kitai ninga maioh Tuai Rumah enggau bala di rumah panjai mansut ke penusah diri laban Tuai Rumah sida bedau nerima setipikit Tuai Rumah ari perintah.

Setipikit Tuai Rumah lama enda pansut

YB Mauh madah kediri deka mansut ke penanggul setipikit Tuai Rumah ke lama enda di pansut tu ngagai  perintah. Pekara tu bangat mit lalu ulih atur Mauh enti iya betemu enggau Jabu. Enti Jabu enggai meri setipikit nya, iya tau ngasuh Dr. James betemu enggau Jabu. Dalam peda orang maioh, Mauh tu ke enda tekereja ke pengawa iya.

Kitai bela ninga di Selangau bisi Pemancha ti baru, nadai meh nya lama alai sida Jabu / Unggah ngatur pengawa nya. Mauh ke batang iya bendar sigi enda nemungeraja pengawa iya empu. Read more

Popularity: 6% [?]

Bansa Dayak agi tinggal ari pemansang.

Popularity: 9% [?]

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