NO loss

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JK's Digest No. 31 of April 2007 (87 of 2007) The first time bomb went off on 13 April Friday

The Deputy Chief Minister Tan Sri Chong (CKK) let off a time bomb with what he said at the press conference after the resignation. He left the fuse yet to let off the next time bomb. He was saying loud and clear over all the national mass media that he refrained from saying more. The grouse not spoken but yet to be spoken out is itself a time bomb already for an elected office holder. So when he opens his mouth again, the time bomb would be like a tsunami.

Has CKK any choice not to speak out as three political parties have challenged him to do so when he has to stand up on his pride and principles? Does CKK really have any principle as an elected officer in a democracy to conceal matters of public interests?

Now the authorities and other leaders consider his resignation as no loss to the state and the nation. Is that not an insult to CKK and the nation for his contribution as a Federal Cabinet Minister and in politics for 32 years? Not appreciated by the leaders of BN, it is timely that CKK get even with them by exposing what he wanted to express as a reserved time bomb for the sake of Sabah and Sabahans.

It is public knowledge that Sabah UMNO as led by Datuk Musa Aman (Khan) is raping Sabah even drier in every sectors of economy and resources. I heard that companies linked to UMNO operating parking lots in some of the major towns do not pay any royalties to the Councils concerned. Please confirm this.

Tan Sri CKK, don't worry about Ijok already won by BN, but please speak out now before anything can happen to you.

MAKE IT a REAL LOSS for BN.

Would CKK be made a TUN before Ijok on 28th April, 2007? CKK would also be rewarded in heaven.


Joshua Kong (proponent of MIGS and WON)
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