At stake for BN in
Sabah is 22 parliament seats it won out of 25 Sabah parliament seats it contested
.If one wrong move by Najib and federal BN like what they did to Shafie Apal
then the 22 seats are no longer a BN fixed deposit and can safely say BN will
not win even 1 parliament seat in Sabah.
Total Seats for parliament
as the last PRU 13 General elections are 222 seats
Minus 25 Sabah seats
– Balance left for BN to dream of winning are 197 seats.
To form Federal
Government the winning party needs 112 parliament seats with a simple majority
of 1 seat to form the Federal Government.
Pakatan Harapan will
gain by the Sabah Infighting and will end up with 25 seats in hand and require another
87 more Parliament seats in PRU 14 to form the Government with a simple majority
Forecast now on next
Federal government after PRU 14 have changed with the Sabah dynamics and
Pakatan Harapan forecast to win easily 136 Parliament seats in PRU 14 and also
BN-UMNO is now more divided between team A – B – C and each team will make sure
the other team candidate is defeated in PRU14 thus handing victory to Pakatan
Harapan candidates. Too late and too little time with so much bad blood for
Team A-B-C to make up and face PRU 14 as one Party .Team C in UMNO are the
members who disagree with Najib and Zahidi are all Preibumi Mahathir supporters.
MIC is also divided into Team A and B, MCA is divided into 4 Teams; Sabah UMNO
is waiting to implode. Only safe bet is Sarawak and Johari Openg will throw his
lot with the party which wins the most Parliament seats and for Sarawak is
always Sarawak’s interest
Pakatan can win
9 parliament seats in Kedah
7 parliament seats in Kelantan
3 parliament seats in Terengganu
11 parliament seats
in Penang
18 parliament seats in Perak
19 parliament seats in Selangor
4 parliament seats in Negeri Sembilan
3 parliament seats
in Melaka
10 parliament seats in Johor
0 parliament seats
in Perlis
6 parliament seats in Pahang
10 parliament seats in Sarawak
25 parliament seats Sabah (Already in hand 25 seats)
10 parliament seats
in Kuala Lumpur
0 parliament seats
in PutraJaya
1 parliament seats
in Labuan
AS NAJIB PLOTS TO REMOVE HIS BROTHER MUSA AMAN AS SABAH CM, ANIFAH STARTS TO OPENLY COURT OPPOSITION LEADERS
Malaysia's Foreign Minister Anifah Aman speaks to the media after the foreign ministers' meeting at the 26th ASEAN Summit in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, April 26, 2015. Malaysia is hosting the summit from April 26 to 27, 2015 in Kuala Lumpur and Langkawi. REUTERS/Olivia Harris
KOTA KINABALU – Datuk Seri Anifah Aman said his “MySabah” group was aimed at bringing change to the state, amid criticism that the foreign minister’s group included Opposition lawmakers.
He said that he wanted to correct any misconception about his working with Datuk Seri Jeffrey Kitingan and Datuk Yong Teck Lee through the MySabah group, and that his intention was to leverage his close working relationship with the prime minister by bringing up Sabah issues directly to the latter.
“I asked myself, I have done so much for the country (by my reckoning), why not take this opportunity to raise issues of great importance to Sabahans? Are we getting a fair deal? Were the promises, assurances, agreements been implemented and fulfilled in the formations of Malaysia?
“I have access to the prime minister and here is a leader who is sympathetic with our grievances why not have a go. So how do I do it? Oh, a forum consisting of great minds including prominent constitutional lawyers and other prominent individuals,” he said in a Facebook post.
Anifah said he thought of Jeffrey, who has for years and at every opportunity, raised issues on Sabah rights including the 20 points accorded to Sabah and the prominence of Sabah and Sarawak in the Malaysia Agreement.
“No one in the seat of authority took him seriously. So I started thinking how do I persuade some of us Sabahans to leave politics aside in this instance for common good,” he said.
Anifah, who is the younger brother of Sabah Chief Minister Datuk Seri Musa Aman, said that he did not ask his Barisan Nasional (BN) colleagues to join the struggle so as to not “rock the boat” and it was best to work with people who had “nothing to lose”.
“If anyone were to lose, then it would be me. But I convinced myself that this opportunities of mine will never come knocking again,” he said.
Anifah said he assembled other figures whom he had known over many years, including lawyer Ansari Abdullah whom he said he “worked with very closely over many years in football and a lawyer of some standing”, Yong and social activist Amde Sidek who were on his committee when he was president of the Sabah society in the United Kingdom.
“So I invited these people and specifically told them that I was not interested in their politics and they can leave their politics at home but come and work with me as a Sabahan. I have access to the prime minister and here is a leader who is sympathetic with our grievances why not have a go,” he said.
Anifah said that contrary to what some people thought, Najib was well respected among foreign leaders including “Kings, Emirs, Presidents and Prime Ministers,” and was a good listener.
Anifah said the My Sabah forum was attended by more than 7,000 people of like-minded minds.
“Where is politics in this??? I did invite some of the leaders in the current opposition but never responded. I told DDJK prepare a memorandum and we will submit to the PM as a United Sabahans devoid of any political and self promotions,” he said.
In the process, Anifah roped in contributions from other Sabahans, including constitutional lawyer Tengku Fuad Ahmad, former attorney-general Tan Sri Gani Patail, senior politician Datuk James Ligunjang and Dr Chong Eng Leong among others.
Anifah’s statement comes following accusations by Parti Cinta Sabah president Datuk Wilfred Bumburing, who had recently pulled out of the United Sabah Alliance.
Bumburing had also previously accused Yong and Jeffrey of playing both sides as their involvement in the My Sabah group was causing suspicion, compounded by Jeffrey’s actions of submitting a report to the state government’s Sabah rights review committee, chaired by Anifah.
Anifah said that the My Sabah platform has gone far, and done some good for Sabahans.
“All those aspiring wannabe please make yourself useful for our future generations instead of wasting your time hitting at other people. To those people asked what have you done to your state when your were in the position to do something.
“I am thankful to DDJK [Jeffrey Kitingan] and all that have the conscience to come together as Sabahans to rightly claim what are we entitled to. Sabahans this is our best time and best opportunity to come together for a common cause. I can assure you that the PM will not send you to the Kamunting University!” he said.
– Malay Mail
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