IZZAH KENA SERANG ISU TANAH ADAT SARAWAK? PEMIMPIN GPS PANAS KENAPA?

Brief Summary

This video discusses the issue of customary land in Sarawak, Malaysia, and criticizes the ruling GPS (Gabungan Parti Sarawak) government's handling of it. It highlights the need for a stronger opposition to address the problems faced by the Dayak and other indigenous communities regarding their land rights. The speaker also touches on the influence of the central government and the importance of local leadership in resolving these issues.

  • The speaker criticizes GPS for allegedly deceiving the people of Sarawak and prioritizing personal enrichment over the welfare of the community.
  • The video emphasizes the importance of MA63 (Malaysia Agreement of 1963) in protecting Sarawak's rights and powers.
  • The speaker calls for a change in mindset among Sarawakians, urging them to consider giving the opposition a chance to address the long-standing issues in the state.

Introduction: Nurul Izah's Statement and Sarawak's Customary Land Issue

The speaker begins by referencing a statement made by Nurul Izah regarding the struggles of the late Denis, a fighter for the Dayak people's customary land rights in Sarawak. The speaker expresses disappointment that leaders from the ruling GPS party in Sarawak are attacking Nurul Izah instead of addressing the core issue of customary land, also known as NCR (Native Customary Rights) land, which affects various communities in Sarawak, including the Dayaks and Malays. The speaker emphasizes that this issue has persisted since GPS came into power and accuses GPS leaders of deceiving the people of Sarawak.

GPS's History and Deception Tactics

The speaker discusses the history of GPS, noting that it was previously part of the Barisan Nasional coalition that ruled Sarawak for a long time. After losing the 14th General Election, they formed their own coalition but consist of the same people. The speaker accuses GPS leaders of deceiving villagers and misusing funds, such as requesting money from the central government to survey Sarawak land, which the speaker argues should be the state government's responsibility. The speaker also mentions the high salaries and allocations for assembly members in Sarawak, questioning why they need to seek funds from the central government for land surveys.

Sarawak's Power and the Importance of MA63

The speaker emphasizes that Sarawak land is the land of the people of Sarawak, involving all races, and highlights the importance of the Malaysia Agreement of 1963 (MA63) in protecting Sarawak's rights and powers. The speaker criticizes the Sarawak government for seeking funds from the central government to measure customary land, arguing that the state government has the power and resources to do so themselves. They point out that the state government can measure land for FELDA (Federal Land Development Authority) and Tabung Haji, questioning why they can't do the same for customary land.

Examples of GPS's Actions and the Need for Change

The speaker provides examples of GPS's actions, such as collecting people's house grants and making them collect them from far away places to collect house tax. The speaker contrasts this with the actions of Shafie Apdal, the former Chief Minister of Sabah, who issued grants when Warisan was in power. The speaker expresses opposition to GPS, citing their selfishness and arrogance, and criticizes their response to Nurul Izah's statement. The speaker also claims that GPS has no money and relies on the people's money, including funds from the central government and GLCs (Government-Linked Companies).

Criticism of GPS Leaders and Their Self-Enrichment

The speaker continues to criticize GPS leaders, accusing them of enriching themselves and their cronies at the expense of the Dayak community. The speaker challenges any GPS assembly leader to a debate and accuses them of lying to the villagers. They provide an example of land issues in Kampung Selampit, where people face difficulties building houses due to FELDA land claims. The speaker also notes that FELDA officials are mostly from Peninsular Malaysia, while Sarawakians are relegated to cutting down oil palm trees.

The Need for a Strong Opposition and Change in Mindset

The speaker expresses disappointment that many Iban people continue to support GPS despite the ongoing issues with NCR land. The speaker urges Sarawakians to change their mindset and give the opposition a chance to win seats in the state election. They argue that a strong opposition is needed to ensure that the people's voices are heard in the Sarawak State Legislative Assembly. The speaker also criticizes the appointment of counselors in villages, who are paid salaries and act like special officers, undermining the village head.

Sarawak's Unique Political Landscape and the Role of MA63

The speaker explains that Sarawak's political landscape is unique compared to the states in Peninsular Malaysia, as it is like a region controlled and conquered by whoever becomes the government. The speaker notes that while Sabah's MA63 is slightly different, Sarawak's MA63 is being used by the ruling party to maintain their power. Despite criticizing GPS, the speaker acknowledges that not all GPS politicians are flawed.

GPS's Inaction and the Need for Accountability

The speaker criticizes GPS for only becoming active in constituencies when elections are near and questions why they are jumping on the issue of customary land only after Nurul Izah's statement. The speaker challenges the Sarawak government to prioritize giving customary land to the various communities in Sarawak. They also highlight the issue of logging companies oppressing people close to Ulu and accuse them of being cronies of the government.

The Speaker's Vision for Sarawak and the Call to Reject GPS

The speaker states that there is no central authority when it comes to customary land and criticizes GPS leaders who claim they need money from the center to survey the people's land. The speaker expresses a desire to become the premier of Sarawak and address the land issues by signing grants and giving land to the people. The speaker urges Sarawakians to reject GPS in the upcoming PRN and give a change to the poor people in the interior.

Addressing the Mentality of Sarawakians and Concluding Remarks

The speaker addresses the mentality of some Sarawakians who believe that at least under GPS, there is visible development, albeit slow. The speaker argues that this mentality is flawed and that Sarawakians should not settle for slow progress. The speaker concludes by stating that they are speaking as a native of Sarawak, advocating for the rights of the people and expressing anger towards the GPS leaders in their area. The speaker emphasizes that the underground doesn't know why he doesn't have a people's soul and entered politics just to fill his own pockets.

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0:06 Okay, greetings and peace and good evening. On the 29th day of the month, not on 27 June 2025, Nurul Izah issued a statement on her Facebook social media page, which was addressed to the late brother Denis, who was a fighter for the Dayak people involving customary land in Sarawak. I see that this issue is being played out and there are many

0:53 leaders from the Sarawak party, the local party that governs Sarawak, namely GPS Sarawak. So I'm waiting for the people who have been attacking me, my friends in the party who have been attacking me, especially from Sarawak itself, the Sarawak KCs to make their statements to answer this issue well to show the people in Sarawak regarding this issue. too, right? So, this is me as a member of the party, the party, to represent my friends in Sarawak, the people of Sarawak, the Dayaks of Sarawak. It's not just the Dayaks, all the races in Sarawak, including the Sarawak Malays, are also involved

1:40 in this issue of customary land, this NCR. So, those who have been attacking me in the party all this time, Danial, are attacking the party and so on. I want to let you know that this is the use of the media, this is the use of me answering. So I want to tell you that this issue of customary land actually, when Nuru Izah issued a media statement, she wasn't talking about the NCR land itself. But because of the late Denis, he had previously fought to get there. So he made a statement based on the struggles of a man named

2:26 Denis. Denis passed away just this past 27th. So he expressed his condolences to the late Denis and his family and mentioned what his struggle was. That's why he also wrote at the bottom that there is still life, still fighting and so on. What 's surprising is that these GPS leaders suddenly jumped in. I saw the GPS leader jump. But I want to let everyone in Sarawak know that today, this indicates that the Sarawak general election is coming to an end. Nowadays, if Sarawakians want to meet the Assemblyman, they are very happy to meet YB Assemblyman K. The days when the YB Assemblyman from GPS Sarawak goes down to the constituencies.

3:12 We see him on social media every day . They have already started working. What job? Cheating again. You can still hold the government and end up cheating again, right? I want to let all Malaysians know about this customary land issue . The issue of customary land in Sarawak has been an issue since the GPS became the government. The government has known about this GPS for two years. One thing I want to tell you is the initial chronology. This GPS party has a lot of GPS leaders who are completely deceiving the people of Sarawak. I always hear that our GPS party is good. We have been a GPS party since we became the government and so on, this is

3:59 good. His father's head is a trickster . Many villagers were deceived. GPS used to be Barisan Nasional. GPS used to be the Barisan Nasional that ruled Sarawak for so long after they lost the 14th GE. They left the Barisan Nasional party component to form their own GPS. Same person, same face. Ah, he changed his skin. He's like a snake. So this land issue in Sarawak, this NCR issue, when I saw the GPS leader, he said if we want to survey, if we want to do this, the center will give us money so that we can give it to L Survey, can we do the survey, how much will we give?

4:48 This is Sarawak land. Sarawak is part of Malaysia using MA 63. The Malaysia Agreement of 1963. Even that has gone a long way, people say, for us to have our own power compared to the states in Peninsular Malaysia. It shows that the absolute power and rights of Sarawak or Sabah exist solely through the power of MA63. Okay. After that, what else is there in this land issue, this customary land issue? If they say they want to ask for money from the central government to survey it, if it's like this, the Sarawak government will shut down. There's no need for the Sarawak state government. The allocation for the

5:33 Sarawak State Assemblyman that brother Joe said, I don't know if it's 5 million, 9 million, or 7 million for each assembly year, the salary of the assemblyman in Sarawak is twelve thousand including the allowances for being a minister, tens of thousands, then go down to Serian, okay, we're going to be like this Kasrian like Dubai, go near Lunduk, go near Serik, go near Sibi, go near Miriamulu, announce to the people of Sarawak that we want to make this like Australia, we want to make this like New Zealand, then buy an airplane, oh buy this union. Oh, I want to buy it for the airport there, oh, I want to do this. It is

6:18 also possible to ask the center for money when you want to measure customary land that is 67 million, 10 million, 20 million. Is that land central land? The customary land is Sarawak land. The customary land is the land of the people of Sarawak. All races. This does not involve Dayak S know. But the majority of the land involved Dayak areas. There are also many Malay areas. This customary land was measured and divided among them so that they could work and have their rights. When you talk about "oh, this money doesn't exist." Oh, Sarawak government, you can measure it too. The Sarawak government is strange. Customary land can also be measured. For FELDA

7:04 you can measure for not Tabung [ __ ] you can measure. I don't know if FELDA bought it, Tabung [ __ ] bought it, or if they rented the land in Sarawak. I don't know. Oh, it's okay, all that power is with the state government. The language is easy. The power of this power is the power of Sarawak's customary land. You call it a father lawyer, you call it a land lawyer, you wander around. I have already discussed this issue at length with the lawyers, the land lawyers. I asked who has this power, the state government, who is the leader

7:51 ? Brother Jo is the current premier. No need to say much. You direct R survey to measure. Get out the grant you signed. Problem solved. Don't prolong the lies of the people of Sarawak. They are trying to deceive the people of Sarawak. I want to give an example to the people of Sarawak, to the listeners. We have this method, and Sabah's is not much different. Friends, do you remember in the last Sabah state election when Warisan was the government, when Sfie Abdal was the Chief Minister of Sabah, did you see how many grants were

8:38 issued? Who approved it? Because he is the Chief Minister of Sabah, he approved the grants. In Sarawak, there is nothing more, nothing less. If only Brother Joe knew, this is customary land. Okay, that's it. This is Mustafa's customary land, this is the Malay area, this is his customary land . Measure for this person now what are the GPS gangs doing? He would collect the people's house grants near one village and then tell them to go and collect them from far away places. Why? He wants to take out a housing grant so he can get house tax. It's a good thing the Sarawak state government can eat YBYB, the expensive fish that costs R5,000 to R7,000.

9:24 This is the work that I want to share with the people of Sarawak. GPS is good, GPS is good. That's why I'm against GPS . People used to say why didn't you enter GPS? This is the cause. Many of the GPS leaders are elders from the supposedly professional, great group of people, but they are all selfish, arrogant, and conceited. Nurul Izah's statement like this is also a jumping person. If you say Nurul Izah's statement is not true, if you say Nur Izah cannot interfere in the affairs of Sabah and Sarawak. If it's about Nur Izah's business, she can't talk about issues for the people of Sabah and Sarawak. GPS should make a statement that Sarawak is leaving Malaysia and we don't want to

10:09 ask for help from the Peninsula anymore. This is GPS deceiving the people of Sarawak. This GPS party has no money. So the party has no money. I want to let you know that all parties in Malaysia have no money, including GPS. Don't listen, friends, don't listen to Sarawakians, this GPS party has money. This GPS party is rich. If the GPS party is rich, they don't need to form a political party, they can do business. No one in this world is rich. The leaders of this party all come from the people's money. The money that GPS uses is the people's money. The one GPS keeps praising is as great as anything else. Some money comes from the center. Some of the state benefits from GLCs. GLC GLC

10:57 GLC also has a lot to cover. I see it causing a lot of trouble for the people too. Why? Many bandits became CEOs. Many bandits have become his directors up there. So this NCR land issue earlier when Nurul Izah, I went back to Nurul Izah to tell her about this matter earlier. Then the GPS leaders jumped. Many know he has issues here. When the opposition makes a statement, they counterattack, supposedly saying they are great. There's nothing great about this GPS leader. Especially the GPS leaders who are not great in the Dayak area,

11:43 they are trying to enrich themselves and the cronies are the ones who don't want the Dayak area to be like that either. Call any GPS assembly leader who wants to debate with me. Listen to the villagers. You're lying. That's why I educate people in my areas about this issue, their lies. For example, in my area right now there is an area called Kampung Selampit. There was another village in Selampit before the berserk left. There was a piece of land

12:29 there, and there were many friends there. When they want to build a house in that area, they have to move in first. Go to jail first, go to the police station, get a brake first, stay at the police station for one night, then tomorrow you can build a house there as proof that they are supposed to be here for the police, right? Because what did he say was FELDA land? Look at how you people can sell that land to become FELDA land to be used as FELDA land for decades, whoever owns it, it's not profitable. One thing I want to tell you, I

13:14 want to go and spread the word there, and spread the word here. FELDA's high-ranking officials are all from the Peninsula, not Sarawak. Sarawakians are tasked with cutting down oil palm trees. Why don't you just call me Indon? Indonesia is cutting down palm oil. It 's already so pretentious. That's what I'm saying, if this customary land around the village and so on becomes ownership, the Sarawak government can issue a grant. That's why I'm surprised that the Iban people, especially the Bayuh people, especially the Ulu people, especially when it comes to issues regarding NCR land, are

14:00 not joking anymore. There are many people who I feel sorry for watching the ups and downs of the court. But you are the one who is stupid. Sarawakians are the ones who are stupid because you only trust the GPS leadership. You people never want to change the Sarawak state government. You people are comfortable with the Sarawak state government. But you are playing with the NCR issue. Enter the state election to win. Enter the state election to win. Five years after they started, they won this big. What progress has GPS made? Not much. I want to tell you that the great progress in Sarawak actually came from the central government. An example of a bridge that involves my area, my area

14:46 that is included, goes back to the story of Kampung Selampit earlier. That was a project from the central government that built the bridge in Kampung Selampit. Who takes the credit? GPS. Who requested this bridge? YB from DAP, from Pakatan Harapan when it was in opposition. His name is YB Mordi who can get credit now, he is a GPS person. Who can tender for projects? Crony. Cronies don't need to be fooled. That's why I said we need to find a great opposition, one that dares to oppose, one that speaks out in the Sarawak State Assembly. The people of Sarawak will have to see this coming into the election . Don't just stare at the bear. It's

15:32 fun to see how many pigs were donated. How much money is shared. After that, your land is empty. In 20-30 years, the people of Sarawak will be in trouble. Whatever you don't have. Especially the Iban people. Iban people who live in longhouses. The Ulu people live in longhouses. Do you remember you had a land grant? Do you think you people have section 18? You're sitting here right now, it's like you're sitting in a forbidden house. This is Sarawak, it seems there is progress from the government. Why? Because

16:18 Anwar became Prime Minister. Why? Why did Anwar order the implementation of MA 63? Why? Because many of the allocations and what was done are already said to be due to Anwar becoming Prime Minister. I know Sarawak is getting all sorts of things today because Anwar is the Prime Minister. Back when Sarawak was in BN, when he was in BN, he was a BN component. Now he is just a partner. The partners in this government are in this government because we don't have enough of a majority. So he comes in but he can get all sorts of things. Why? Because PH. Why? Because Anwar Ibrahim became Prime Minister. Why? Because Nurul Izah's father was the one who attacked . For decades,

17:04 Sarawak wanted to do a project for under 10 million. A 10 million he has to apply for from the center. Anwar Ibrahim today is a sign of a battery. Tomorrow Anwar will announce Sarawak projects under 50 million. Five times. 50 times. up. So now you can do projects for 50 million or less. Sabah is also 50 million and below. No need to apply from the center. That's why we see. So now he's afraid of GPS. He is afraid that it is the leaders from the Justice Party, from PH who speak out and can explain a little to those close to the outside who have influence. People like me are

17:51 afraid. That's how things really are. We see that there are, if you look at it, there are parts of Sarawak where PH has won as members of parliament. An example of this is my area. I can tell you about my area because PH won there. Mr. Moldi. YB Mold has an annual allocation of 3.8 million from the central government. Okay. There are two GPS assemblymen under him. This GPS assemblyman said that the allocation, I don't know, is 5 to 9 million per year, which is bigger than YB Moldi's. But YB Moldi takes care of parliament. He takes care of two DUN constituencies, two of which are big, and

18:38 he has enough money to take care of them. GPS says 5 million, 9 million allocations cannot be maintained. This is an assembly, it's an assembly, when they were together in the Barisan Nasional, they were together at that time, they were talking about Najib or Mahathir, why why why why GPS didn't speak out at that time, where are the eggs, where are the eggs, people at that time, now they can speak out, so they say that

19:24 now the central government knows that Nurul Izah issued a statement like this, it doesn't affect the GPS people. He touched on the struggle of an individual. The GPS leaders jumped in to attack. Meanwhile, at the center, we are a joint government. Do you see the behavior of this GPS assemblyman? Arrogant, arrogant, selfish, hypocritical. What do they remember? These GPS leaders remember them. They are kings. They think they have power over everything. Eh, your power comes from the people. Ah, if all these Sarawakians go and

20:09 reject GPS, it will collapse. Crotch like the National Front. When it comes to GPS, many of these people have fled abroad. The corruption in Sarawak, the leakage that occurs in Sarawak from this leadership that has never changed and has no checks and balances, is so huge. We just can't dig it up. How do you dig? Because Sarawak and Sabah are controlled by MA63. MACC is brave, that's why issues like Sabah are so brave. Who is brave? Which government department officials dare to speak out so much? Dare to try. That's

20:58 why Sarawakians shouldn't think that oh if the government changes, oh if there is a development for every country, every state, every region, it's not because of the party but because of the economy, because of development, because of the money available to make the budget. How do they implement the existing progress? Whenever I hear about the GPS government, oh look at this government doing good. Well, how has the Sarawak government ever changed? How can you say that PKR is

21:45 not good? How can you say DAP is not good? How is that unfair? DAP has never been a government. PH has never been a government. PKR has never been a government in Sarawak. Never. And how can you say that the Peninsular party is not good, the Malayan party is not good. When is it? When did PH in Sarawak steal Sarawak's money? How much money has Sarawak PH stolen from Sarawak? How much land have PH people, PKR people, DAP people, Amanah people stolen? None. So the people of Sarawak, especially the Iban people, the people from the interior, the

22:32 Ulu people, are the ones I look up to. Wow, this government is great. You get anchovies, they get sharks. We know all kinds of wasteful things . What really should be happening is that the waste should reach the people. We see how arrogant they are. If you are Sarawakian, we Sarawakians will not change our mindset. At least we have to give some of this opposition a chance to win. The address is hmm, they like it. His parents love him . That's why this customary land,

23:17 this NCR, has not been resolved to this day. Why? Because there is no strong opposition. Try this PRN for some of the opposition to win a few seats. You guys are looking at how fast the Sarawak state government's GPS gangs are managing this NCR land. Try me, I will contest this election . I will ensure that the people's voices reach the Sarawak State Legislative Assembly if I win. Look at me arguing with them. He really wants to be a thug, right? We're thugs in there. There are political thugs in the State Legislative Assembly. Now, the Dayak leaders who are

24:04 in the GPS are the ones who know at the DUN level. The one at the DUN level becomes Pak Anguk. Who dares to talk about what the GPS assembly is doing right now in the area? What are the GPS assemblymen in the area spending the people's money on ? Appoint a counselor in each village. This counselor is paid a salary of 300 and above. I don't know. But information gets you a salary of 300. This counselor, this counselor, will act like a special officer in the village. The village head also lost. Then they conspired with the village head again. Money runs out like a plague. Pay the consultant. Then call the village head. Later the head of the village will become the pakampu. Take

24:51 these former civil servants. What he knows is that civil servants at the lower levels are the ones who nod their heads at work, right? Because Yes Boss took him to be the village head. So, is there a problem with you bringing the village meeting ? Getting in is a problem. After that, it's normal for people to have bare feet, which has not been the case for a long time. Okay, the village is okay. The problem is not solved. Why? Because they become leaders who don't know the pulse of what's happening down below. Get a pulse on what 's happening in the area. These are many issues.

25:40 If you people want to know, outsiders want to know, this GPS assemblyman is arrogant and arrogant, he is more arrogant than their members of parliament. They know their MPs are good. Most of their leaders at the parliamentary level are good. This GPS doesn't care about winning in parliament because they care about winning at the assemblyman level because they want to conquer Sarawak. Because power in Sarawak is very important to them. Because Sarawak is not like the states of the Peninsula because it is like a region that is controlled and conquered by whoever becomes a politician, whoever succeeds in becoming the government in the states of Sabah and Sarawak. Sabah is still okay because MA63 is a bit different. But in Sarawak,

26:27 this sacred MA63 is indeed being used by them to maintain their power. Even though I criticize like this, I'm not saying that GPS as a whole is bad. The reason is that the ruling political party is somewhat flawed and not all of their politicians who become their assemblymen are smart. Not all of them. Do you think he is a smart person too? No. Hmm. So things like this, the PRN is about to get busy, ah, down to the constituency 3 years ago, where did you

27:13 go, people don't see the nose, right now when Nuru Izah just points out the struggle of a person who died fighting for customary land, everyone jumps on the reason why they want to make the issue so they are supposedly the champions if it's true that the Sarawak government is now. If it's true, GPS is now the best government agency. If you really want Sarawak to progress, if you really want people to say, pay attention to the people of Sarawak who are struggling. Today, from the beginning, I said today, today tomorrow, the Chief Minister of Sarawak, the Chief Minister of Sarawak, the Premier of Sarawak

27:58 and the ranks of the Sarawak state government cabinet are looking for how you people are going to give the customary land to the Dayaks, to the residents, to the Malays, Melanaus, Ibans, and Ulu people. Ha, I just saw that there's something else to hold on to. I really don't want to look at that thing. But I know that the people close to ulu who are oppressed by these logging companies are all their cronies? You are a crony. That's why I say these Dayak areas need to change their Dayak political leaders. And there's

28:44 already a lot of politics in Sarawak, he has too much. He's like someone who says that even political gangsters exist. People who speak up will get this and that. It's a little better now. That's why there are all kinds of cases in Sarawak . There are already cases of people being shot. Because whoever speaks out is their threat to the people so that they are afraid. If the people of Sarawak don't want to change, they will still remain with the deception of these gangs of GPI politicians. Please. We will be like this for decades to come.

29:31 I'm a bit racist here too . We look at GLCs, Sarawak's GLCs, originally we could still see them apart from Sarawak Malays and others working in them. Now you see that the number of Dayaks who want to work at Sarawak GLCs is probably 20%. Why? Because you people don't have any checks and balances. You people are too obsessed with GPS. You people are too obsessed with their YBYB adun. And finally, my own area still needs a lot of work . But I haven't heated up the political temperature yet.

30:18 I'm just relaxing. But for the general I want to let you know that. In general, when it comes to customary land, there is no central authority. Don't tell me there's no money from the center to survey the people's land. The people laughed. Stupid. I saw a GPS leader saying that if you really want it, just ask for money from the center. Ask the PM for money to survey customary land. What does Sarawak land have to do with the center? The Sarawak government must do its responsibility. If it's okay if the GPS leader says that, I want to let you know. If GPS is no longer able to take care of Sarawak, let me be the premier.

31:04 I want to be Mr. Ibrahim, you have a story. Today I am a premia, tomorrow I sign and call Sawe to go and measure all the land. And I continued for a week, I signed everything and I gave the land to the people. I want to see if GPS is no longer able to take care of the people in the interior, the poor people, to give them a change. Don't be a government anymore. Ah, in Malaysia, in Sarawak, it's not GPS that can be the government. If you are the people who want to support, if you are the people who want to reject this PRN, you are the people who reject GPS. Sarawakians reject GPS.

31:51 Want to see if the Sarawak government can move? Can I move? If I were to become the premier of Sarawak, I would like to give you an example. I'm the premier of Sarawak. I don't know what to do . Why? If I can't do the job, Sarawak civil servants can do the job. If I can't do the work, I ask Anwar Ibrahim. If I can't do the work, I have many referrals at the center, I can ask. And I can arrange all the lines of the Sarawak cabinet. It's not difficult to become a premier. Just say it right

32:39 and there are many idiots who won't be able to hang out with me. I can save the Sarawak government more money. Don't keep thinking that no one else can do it. Oh no, there's no other leader. Okay. Just not sharing space. The people don't give space. People need to make room. They've been lying to us for a long time . Only GPS can govern Sarawak. Only GPS governs Sarawak. There really isn't one. No one else ever rules. Our urine is round.

33:25 So I criticize the Sarawak government on this matter without saying much. There's no need to be offended by what Nur Izah said. That's why you people do it. Ha, this is KCH a rider from 1988. At least under GPS, development is visible, albeit slow. This is the mentality of people like KH She Rider in 1988. This is the mentality that Sarawakians have, you know, which is endlessly annoying to me. At least under GPS there is visible development, albeit slow. Of course, the meaning is that if he's slow, he's already failed. How do you want to talk at least to GPSD? Has PH ever been the government in Sarawak?

34:11 Has any other party ever been in power in Sarawak? Never. So there's no need to tell me at least, right? His name is stupid. This is the mentality that exists in Sarawak, you know, like this KH. 80% of brains near Sarawak are like that. That's what I want to let you know. People like KC Rider in 1988, this is the mentality of Sarawakians. At least GPS is for the bridge near my village. At least this GPS brought palm oil to my village. At least GPS is giving money to my village head. At least it's a GPS for donations to my chief. You want me to tell people like me to

34:59 give you money, to make progress in the village. I am not a minister, I am not the government. If I took over their place, could I do more, could I do less, then you can evaluate. So get rid of that mentality. If you say Sarawak has ever changed governments and people say that we have seen, for example, PH or I became the government in Sarawak, then you see the failure, can you compare it now, what happened with Barisan Nasional before?

35:44 This is real art, it's already been done, the Malays have been played, this is real art, this is their own bastards in Sarawak. Ha, that's what is near here in Sarawak. After that you will come to customary land, then it will be difficult near the village. That's him. I am not a Malayan adoptive parent. I don't want to pick on Anwar. I don't want to pick on anyone. No. I speak for myself as a native of Sarawak, for what the people feel are the rights that exist. Why would I want to pick on people? What did you get?

36:30 I entered the world of politics because I was angry with the GPS leaders in my previous areas. Approval is no longer a game. Doctors, engineers, lawyers become YB. But the underground doesn't know why he doesn't have a people's soul. Why? He entered politics just to fill his own pockets. So there's no need for people outside of Sarawak to comment on this. That's why I said I

37:16 don't understand Sarawak politics at all . I just don't really want to open it yet . I just want to tell a story like this so that we can understand a little. I'll open up the picture a little to give it a little heat. That's why I'm too lazy to speak up. Many of my friends have asked me if I should speak up. Talk slowly first. I'll speak up later. Oh, wake up. Right now, they are busy going down to the area three or four years ago. Why do n't you know how to get down? So I don't want to say much. That's all I can think about and assalamualaikum. Good evening. Thank you.

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