Pull together in Sibu, Najib tells BN "to ensure its timber corruption continues"

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Every member of the Barisan Nasional (BN) and the machinery for the Sibu parliamentary by-election must be committed and inspired to ensure victory for the BN on polling day on May 16, said Datuk Seri Najib Razak.

With this, it will ensure that every leaders of the Sarawak BN will have an absolute control over the timber concessions in the state. As the result, the state's natural resources will soon be wiped out by all these greedy Sarawak BN leaders, particularly those from PBB, SUPP, PRS and SPDP as well as Umno who were the ones pulling the strings of the alleged BN's "multiracial puppet shows".

This means, the Bumiptras in Sarawak, particularly the majority tribes of Dayaks and Ibans will be continue to be exploited and misplaced. They had no where to go and no one to turn to. The Parti Bansa Dayak Sarawak (PBDS) has been destroyed by the PBB engineered factional fightings, SNAP is still in limbo following the de-registration by the ROS and subsequent court appeal had led to its restoration, but unfortunately the ROS is appealing to the highest court to uphold its de-registration of SNAP.

Furthermore, SNAP continue to be embroiled into trouble, when its sacked party deputy president, who is believed to be in Sarawak BN's payroll continue to create havoc in the party.

So, during the last state election, about 60 percent of the Sarawak Chinese community had awaken. This time round, what are their next move in Sibu? Are they going to allow themselves to be manipulate by these BN timber giants?

Are the Dayaks and Ibans able to wake up and stand up high against all the injustice and the sufferings they had endured for decades under the state BN's timber rule?

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