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PKR tidak dibawa berbincang! PAS langsung tidak dipandang!!! PAS macam gadis yang percaya janji manis, lalu tinggal keluarga, ikut boyfriend ke Lombok.... habis madu, sepah tak pandang. Hebat DAP ni.... dengan nasihat Zionis dan PAP di Singapura. Hasbunallaah....
The Star Melapurkan:
After a brief but often tumultuous love-hate relationship with Pakatan Rakyat, SNAP has finally divorced the opposition coalition, citing irreconcilable differences.
The decision appears to have put paid to any hopes of merger talks between SNAP and DAP which the latter proposed immediately after the state polls last month.
SNAP said it decided to quit Pakatan after it was sidelined following disagreements on seat allocation in the recent state polls.
“We (SNAP) are no longer in Pakatan. We are now on our own,” declared secretary-general Stanley Jugol Friday.
The 50-year-old Dayak-based party was accepted into Pakatan about a year ago. With SNAP gone, DAP, PKR and PAS are now the only state Pakatan members.
Stanley said it was meaningless for SNAP to continue in Pakatan as the opposition alliance no longer invited his party to any council meeting or joint activities.
The last time SNAP attended a Pakatan joint council meeting was in March at DAP headquarters here to discuss seat allocations in the polls on April 16.
Free Malaysia Today melapurkan:
Simmering discontent over the shadow cabinet issue has triggered an outburst from a normally passive Baru Bian who revealed that he only “saw the line-up about 10 minutes” before Sarawak DAP chairman Wong Ho Leng announced it to the media.
“The first time I saw the line-up was at about 1.20 pm, 10 minutes before the 1.30 pm scheduled press conference which was sent to me by (aide) Vernon Kedit vide my blackberry,” said Bian.
Bian, who is Sarawak PKR chief, said there had been “no proper discussion and consultation’ on the formation of the shadow cabinet after the April 16 state election.
“As to the recent announcement of the proposed line-up of the shadow cabinet, I wish to put the record straight and reiterate our position that no proper discussion and prior consultation had been done between Pakatan Rakayat (members) before the announcement on May 1, 2011,” he said.
Bian was referring to Wong’s announcement last Sunday of a shadow cabinet line-up after meeting with PKR’s vice president John Tenewi Nuek, former Wanita chief Ibi Anak Uding and Vernon Kedit, Bian’s special assistant.
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