Maybe because it is Raya Aildilfitri, but Sabah has been pretty quiet. Maybe the frogs are taking a breather before they make their next move. Maybe the RCI has stopped the migration in its tracks.
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Certainly Papar MP and Federal-level UMNO Puteri chief Rosnah Haji Abdul Rashid Shirlin (left) sounded extremely confident when she proclaimed “BN is still the choice of Sabahans and Malaysians”. She even suggested that the latest ground reports favor Sabah BN (Webpage http://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/nation/2012/08/17/latest-ground-reports-favour-sabah-bn/, published August 17, 2012).
Still, PR is keenly eyeing Sabah with its 25 parliamentary seats. Together with Sarawak, the two states are extremely crucial to BN’s goal of retaining Putrajaya in GE13, given the uncertainties in Peninsular Malaysia. The question on everyone's lips is, are Sabahans ready to swing?
Palaniappa Subramaniam, an engineering manager from Air Itam, Penang, has emerged runner-up in the 2012 World Championship of Public Speaking organized by Toastmasters International in Orlando, Florida over the weekend. He is only the second Malaysian to earn this accolade. He did well.
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Certainly Papar MP and Federal-level UMNO Puteri chief Rosnah Haji Abdul Rashid Shirlin (left) sounded extremely confident when she proclaimed “BN is still the choice of Sabahans and Malaysians”. She even suggested that the latest ground reports favor Sabah BN (Webpage http://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/nation/2012/08/17/latest-ground-reports-favour-sabah-bn/, published August 17, 2012).Still, PR is keenly eyeing Sabah with its 25 parliamentary seats. Together with Sarawak, the two states are extremely crucial to BN’s goal of retaining Putrajaya in GE13, given the uncertainties in Peninsular Malaysia. The question on everyone's lips is, are Sabahans ready to swing?
Palaniappa Subramaniam, an engineering manager from Air Itam, Penang, has emerged runner-up in the 2012 World Championship of Public Speaking organized by Toastmasters International in Orlando, Florida over the weekend. He is only the second Malaysian to earn this accolade. He did well.
Vince Tay shared the above on Facebook. Perhaps, I should give it a shot! Didnt I say I want to be happy?
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