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| Star Sabah first anniversary |
“STAR is no longer a “mosquito” party but a strong and significant political party in Sabah with a big following” said Datuk Dr.Jeffrey Kitingan, Chairman of STAR SABAH during STAR Sabah’s first anniversary last weekend.
“Compared to PKR which took six to seven years to get about 60,000 members, STAR has attracted 270,000 members within a short span of 12 months” he said.
Among STAR’s successes include its most effective slogan ‘INI KALI LAH” which are now being copied and echoed by other opposition parties even in the Peninsular, he added.“Compared to PKR which took six to seven years to get about 60,000 members, STAR has attracted 270,000 members within a short span of 12 months” he said.
The other significant success is its BTP (Borneo Tea Party) program which is run by UBF (United Borneo Front) to educate the people on Sabah/Malaysia’s political-economic history with analysis, facts and figures. This program didn’t need much money to run and provided effective social interaction that includes questions and answer sessions.
The anniversary was also attended by top leaders of the United Borneo Alliance (UBA) including SAPP and USNO and about 5,000 people.
“SELAMATKAN SABAH TANAH AIRKU”
However Star has not been able to achieve their strategy to work with other opposition parties till now.
ReplyDeleteStar president has been talking about cooperating with SAPP and PR since they started out.
ReplyDeleteCan't believe it's already been a year.
ReplyDeleteThere have been plans to discuss about ganging up against BN, but for the whole year, nothing has been achieved.
ReplyDeleteGeneral Election 13 will come soon, will the opposition finally unite?
ReplyDeletePARTI komponen Barisan Nasional (BN) berasaskan masyarakat Kadazandusun percaya Parti Reformasi Negeri (STAR) yang dilancarkan di Sabah tidak mempunyai peluang di negeri tersebut.
ReplyDeleteSTAR hanya untuk perjuangkan agenda sendiri.
DeleteKetua Penerangan Parti Bersatu Sabah (PBS) Datuk Johnny Mositun berkata parti itu, yang berpusat di Sarawak, hanya 'memeriahkan' arena politik di negeri ini berikutan dasar Malaysia yang mengamalkan demokrasi.
ReplyDelete"Kita yakin parti itu tidak akan dapat memenangi hati rakyat di Sabah kerana parti itu juga tidak diterima di Sarawak."
ReplyDelete"Parti itu sudah lama 'tidur' dan tentu sekali sudah banyak bermimpi. Sekarang mereka bangun dari tidur kerana mahu memberitahu apa yang telah mereka mimpi," katanya
ReplyDeleteJohnny, yang juga Speaker Dewan Undangan Negeri Sabah, berkata parti berkenaan tidak menunjukkan kesepakatan dengan golongan yang turut memperjuangkan hak Sabah dan tidak mahu bersatu dengan parti komponen BN yang mempunyai perjuangan yang sama bagi menguatkan perjuangannya.
ReplyDelete"Jika perjuangan mereka sama dengan kebanyakan parti dalam BN, mereka hanya membuang masa dan apa yang mereka buat memang tidak berbaloi," katanya.
ReplyDeleteSementara itu, Presiden Parti Bersatu Rakyat Sabah (PBRS) Tan Sri Joseph Kurup, yang juga Timbalan Menteri Sumber Asli dan Alam Sekitar, berkata kebangkitan semula STAR tidak akan memberi impak besar dalam senario politik semasa di Sabah, khususnya menjelang pilihan raya umum ke-13.
ReplyDelete"Seperti yang kita tahu, parti STAR ini adalah satu parti yang lapuk yang kini tidak lagi mendapat sokongan ramai di kalangan rakyat di Sarawak.
ReplyDelete"Saya melihat kehadiran parti ini di Sabah hanya memenuhi tuntutan demokrasi dan tidak memberi gambaran jelas tentang agenda penubuhannya menyebabkan parti tersebut menaruh harapan dan simpati di negeri lain," katanya.
ReplyDeletePresiden Pertubuhan Pasokmomogun Kadazandusun Murut Bersatu (UPKO) Tan Sri Bernard Dompok, yang juga Menteri Perusahaan Perladangan dan Komoditi, berkata setiap parti akan dinilai oleh rakyat berdasarkan merit masing-masing.
ReplyDeleteBeliau tidak hairan dengan tindakan Jeffrey menyertai dan membawa parti luar ke Sabah, tetapi keputusan sebenar terserah kepada pengundi.
ReplyDelete"Sudah menjadi hasratnya (Jeffrey) untuk menjadi presiden parti dia sendiri dan saya rasa kali ini hasratnya itu sudah tercapai.
ReplyDeleteJika selepas ini agenda JK tidak tercapai, pasti beliau akan lompat parti lagi.
DeletePelancaran Parti STAR Sabah pada 6 Januari 2012 menampakkan Dr. Jeffri Kitingan beria-ia ingin membuat perubahan di Sabah.
ReplyDeleteKenapa Dr. Jeffri Kitingan tidak menubuhkan parti sendiri??? Parti berasal dari Sabah....dia kan orang Sabah juga.
ReplyDeleteKenapa dia perlu membawa parti luar iaitu Parti STAR untuk masuk ke Sabah?
ReplyDeleteParti STAR (State Reform Party) ni adalah sebuah parti yang berpengkalan di Sarawak, ditubuhkan di Sarawak, parti pembangkang Sarawak.
ReplyDeletePresiden Parti STAR adalah Dr. Dripin Sakoi dan Founding President nya adalah Datuk Dr Patau Rubis.
ReplyDeleteMereka berdua ni adalah orang Sarawak, pembangkang yang ada di Sarawak.
ReplyDeleteBertanding dalam pilihanraya, tidak juga menang, asyik kacau daun jak keja mereka.
ReplyDeleteKalau di Sarawak, Parti STAR ni macam "Tahi Telinga" jak. Mau tinggal dalam telinga orang padahal dia tu "tahi telinga". Buat kempen sana sini pengaruhi telinga orang supaya mendengar.
ReplyDeleteMau perintah konon tetapi tiada hala tulu....cakap jak banyak untuk pengaruhi rakyat.
ReplyDeleteMerujuk kepada kemasukan Parti STAR di Sabah pulak, kenapa perlu membawa "Tahi Telinga" dari Sarawak untuk diisi dalam telinga orang-orang di Sabah?
ReplyDeletePeranan Dr. Jeffri Kitingan sebagai Pengerusi Parti STAR Sabah ibarat menjadi orang yang tiada hala tuju sebab Parti STAR tu bukan parti milik Sabah.
ReplyDeleteCuma dia sengaja mau buat kacau untuk mengucar-kacirkan rakyat Sabah.
ReplyDeleteDaripada sini kita nampak bahawa ternyata Dr. Jeffri Kitingan seperti orang 'desperate' a.k.a terdesak dalam politik di Sabah ni.
ReplyDeleteHAPUSKAN Parti STAR dari bumi SABAH!!! Jangan terima Parti STAR sebab Parti STAR berasal dari Sarawak!
ReplyDeleteKepada yang sudah masuk Parti STAR dan sudah menjadi pengikut Dr. Jeffri tu, keluarlah beramai-ramai.
ReplyDeleteAnda sebenarnya pengikut yang sesat. Pengikut parti buangan yang berasal dari Sarawak.
ReplyDeleteThe Barisan Nasional government led by Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak is now at its strongest to face the 13th general election, said Deputy Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin.
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ReplyDelete"We will leave it to the top party leadership to determine, and I feel this can be resolved soon," he said.
He said the BN machinery was ready to face an election regarded as the most intense in the nation's political history.
ReplyDelete"Although there are attempts to derail the BN government, we will not allow that to happen ... we will fight tooth and nail to defend the BN government," he said when opening the 27th congress of Parti Bersatu Sabah (PBS) at the Hongkod Koisaan (Unity Hall).
ReplyDeleteIn this aspect, Muhyiddin said, the PBS was an important asset to ensure a BN victory in the election.
ReplyDeleteHe expressed confidence that the PBS, under the leadership of Tan Sri Joseph Pairin Kitingan who was credible, bold and firm, could help ensure that Sabah not only remained a "fixed deposit" of the BN but was also strong and sturdy.
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ReplyDeleteMuhyiddin reminded the Sabah people not to fall for the lies of the opposition leaders in their attempt to make it to Putrajaya.
ReplyDelete"What is certain is that after the next general election, Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak will remain as the prime minister and, likewise, Datuk Seri Musa Aman (as the chief minister) in Sabah," he said.
ReplyDeleteHe said Najib's introduction of the extraordinary transformation measures to make the country a developed nation by 2020 had placed Malaysia among the countries most attractive and undergoing intensive development in the region.
Muhyiddin said the federal government had a major agenda of further developing Sabah and, as such, it was necessary to retain the BN in power.
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ReplyDeleteOn the preparation for the next general election, he urged BN supporters including PBS members to accept and support whoever was named as the candidates.
"If a BN candidate wins, surely this will contribute to an overall BN victory. That is why we have to ensure that all BN candidates win," he said.
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