The BN has no intention to resolve the landgrab affecting NCR land as the very politicians that are trying to hoodwink voters with its land reform policies are the same crooks that are happily stealing from the people. NCR fighter and PKR Limbang candidate Baru Bian says the disregard of the ruling regime to acknowledge the Human Rights Commission inquiry on NCR land dispute is a clear sign of BN's dubious manifesto.
NCR activist Mark Bujang believes the Suhakam detailed report of the systematic landgrab was kept secret (until it was leaked to Sarawak Report) is an inconvenient truth that will put BN in a big disadvantage against PR that has a sincere pledge to address the problem when it comes into power.
PKR's Miri candidate Dr Michael Teo is already riding high on pro-PR sentiments in the urban seat especially with the assistance of DAP's campaigners.
Angry folks are taking out their frustration against BN's operation cenre in Marudi as the promised payment for their attendance during nomination day did not materialise. Well, if the BN's candidate can default on payment before being elected, just imagine what he will do after he is in power.
It seems that BN's William Mawan's headache will get worst with his opponent Ali Biju's camp getting an unexpected assistance from Jelaing Mersat, supposedly the incumbent for one of the hottest seat in Sarawak.
A headman is disgusted with SPDP's Bintulu candidate Tiong King Sing for trying to pull wool over voters' eye by exonerating the government of its responsibilities in the dispute between communities over NCR land that were taken away for oil palm ventures.
Bankrupt of ideas, SUPP is resorting to character assassination of its opponent. It has started with Edward Luak who is contesting against the party's deputy president Richard Riot. Edward was 'sacked' by Riot from SUPP for allegedly betraying the party as the former was supposedly still a member. Edward had not renewed his membership for 20 years!
