ANWAR? NO DATELINE! SARAWAK HAVE TO WAIT........

The dateline for PR/PKR to topple the BN to be full in power has long been overdue. Since September 16 2008 there's no new dateline “There is nothing to explain. It will happen,” Anwar said in Parliament. In Sarawak about 12,000 have applied to join PKR following Adit, mostly are Ex-PBDS members and romours was ripped that few Sarawak Assemblyman will follow suit. Earlier few PRS leaders have expressed their unhappiness over the double standard treatment by the State BN Chairman Abdul Taib Mahmud over the other BN component party, concerned of the serious plight of the Dayak people one of them Beginda Minda broke the silence making statement calling PBB is a bully though the statement was merely of his own but in actual fact he is trying to represent his President.

The hot news spreading over making Dr. James Masing in the uncomfortable position, he was called to explain the situation, to safeguard his president, Beginda has no other choice but to resign from PRS. Shortly later he announce his interest in joining PKR. About thousands are attending PKR dinner in Sibu organised by Adit, the hope for Anwar to bring changes to Sarawak people especially to the Dayak community. Bringing PKR to Sarawak hoping Anwar can topple the State BN lead by Taib Mahmud and Adit will be the man to lead the people of Sarawak for the new Government.

However, now Sarawak have to wait for another State general election to see their dream really come true.

Lang Rimba

Anwar will not set a new deadline for power

The Malaysian Insider

By Shannon Teoh

KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 26 – Opposition Leader Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim appeared to stop short today of saying his Pakatan Rakyat (PR) alliance will have to wait until the next general election to make a serious bid for power.

He told reporters that he would not explain why the PR alliance has not yet taken power at this weekend’s PKR party congress.

“There is nothing to explain. It will happen,” Anwar said in Parliament. He did not set another deadline.

His self-imposed deadline of Sept 16 for PR to topple the ruling Barisan Nasional (BN) government passed without incident and his credibility has taken a knock, while the opposition’s momentum has stalled, since then.

Increasingly, Malaysians are focused on economic worries and many are turning away from an almost obsessive fixation with politics since the March 8 elections.

Anwar had been widely expected to address this point at this weekend’s PKR congress, but he looks to be trying to put Sept 16 behind him.

He said today that it did not matter when the PR alliance takes over the government.

The widely held view that Datuk Seri Najib Razak will take power as prime minister next March under an Umno transition plan hammered out with Datuk Seri Abdullah Badawi was also premature, Anwar said.

“What makes you so sure?” he asked reporters.

According to Anwar, his message to party delegates this weekend will include a call for them to continue to be committed and to concentrate on ruling well the five states under PR control.

He said PKR had also recently started a nationwide campaign to hold ceramahs to communicate with the Malay ground across the country in an attempt to make headway into the hearts and minds of the community.

The opposition ranks continue to enjoy good support among non-Malays but rural Malays continue to harbour distrust of the PR coalition.

He said this move was necessary as the mainstream media, especially the Malay media, continues to sideline the coalition to propogate the Barisan Nasional agenda.