SAPP duo to back Pakatan Rakyat’s notice of no-confidence motion

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Is this the end of the political saga or we still have to wait in 2010 to happen?. For whatever reason, i still think that more important issue for now is to reduce the price of consumer items and for me if we have to change the government, let it be- pinjam kata-kata The Beatles.

The news nowdays are more towards the political stories.. and more people keen to close to political figures. Simple example was last night Majlis Penutup Tilawah Al-Quran Peringkat Kebangsaan at Kedah where more ‘pembesar negeri’ and ‘bapak-bapak exco’ or maybe ‘menteri besar’ came when Pak Lah officiated the event compard to last night closing ceremony by Sultan of Kedah.

In other words – NAMPAK SANGAT NAK BODEK atau berkepentingan politik dengan PAK LAH

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KOTA KINABALU: The two Sabah Progressive Party (SAPP) MPs will support Pakatan Rakyat’s notice of a motion of no-confidence against the leadership of Prime Minister Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi.

In a joint statement e-mailed to the media, Sepanggar MP Datuk Eric Enchin Majimbun and Tawau MP Datuk Dr Chua Soon Bui said their action was in line with the party’s June 18 announcement that it had lost confidence in the Prime Minister.

“We reiterate SAPP’s loss of confidence in the Prime Minister and the need for urgent government measures to address issues on Sabah rights and current concerns (fuel and food prices hike) plaguing the state,” they said in the statement.

SAPP president Datuk Yong Teck Lee had said earlier this week that the party was putting on hold its intention to move the no-confidence motion on grounds of inflammatory and threatening statements from some government leaders.

Yong had said that the statements included veiled threats of bloodshed uttered in Parliament by the Kota Belud MP.

The prospect that two non-Malay MPs from SAPP were going to bring a Malay Prime Minister into disrepute was an excuse by those who uttered racist threats, he said.

Now that a motion of no-confidence is being proposed by a Malay MP, Opposition Leader Datuk Seri Dr Wan Azizah Wan Ismail, the race factor was eased, the statement said without any reference to Abdullah’s announcement of a transition of power by mid-2010.

Source : The Star Online