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>Alan Ling See Kiong, Bekas senator dan kini Setiausaha PH Sarawak - PSB tidak berubah, ia sentiasa menjadi parti blok GPS
> Dennis Along, pengarah Komunikasi PKR Baram - Tolak PSB dan GPS pada pilihan raya akan datang
> Baru Bian, Setiausaha Agung PSB - PSB akan bekerjasama dengan kerajaan perpaduan yang boleh meramalkan landskap politik semasa
> Elias, naib pengerusi PKR Baram – kerajaan membina jalan raya tanpa pengawasan dan membenarkan trak merosakkan jalan raya
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>Alan Ling See Kiong, Former senator and now the Sarawak PH Secretary - PSB has not changed, it has always been a bloc party of GPS
> Dennis Along, PKR Baram Communication director - Reject PSB and GPS on coming elections
> Baru Bian, Secretary General of PSB - PSB to collabration with unity gov as can forsee that current political landscape
> Elias, vice chairman of PKR Baram – gov build road without supervision, and allowed trucks damage the roads
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Alan Ling See Kiong, Former Senator and now the Sarawak PH secretary
PSB has not changed, it has always been a bloc party of GPS
Now it has been proven like what we said before the last Sarawak PRN 2021 - that PSB is only acting to split votes. As a result, PH Sarawak lost badly in PRN 2021. PRN 2016 (PRN11) PH Sarawak won 10 state assembly seats but because of PSB's role in splitting votes (Supposedly as the third power) will replace GPS- in PRN12, PH Sarawak won only 2 seats through DAP and PKR and AMANAH lost all the contested seats. It has not even been 5 years since PSB has asked to cooperate with GPS through PDP (Parti Tiong King Sing). This is what PSB really looks like- said Alan ling. Alan Ling said DAP is a principled party, once DAP only won one seat in the Sarawak State Assembly, but still did not submit to GPS.
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Dennis Along, PKR Baram communications director
Reject PSB and GPS in coming elections
What did PSB, PDP and GPS do to close the door, so that PH cannot enter Sarawak. The same policy was carried out by the previous administration when Sarawak BN did not allow UMNO to enter and contest in Sarawak. Now GPS Sarawak works with PSB so that there is no room for PH Sarawak to ask for a seat to contest. On the grounds that the GPS coalition has represented the Unity government in Sarawak. Dennis hopes that the people will wake up and reject the GPS coalition in the upcoming elections.
