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Saturday, September 06, 2008

Updated: SAPP saga! - Malaysiakini in blogs

The sacking of SAPP no.2 last evening took twists after twists until late in the evening, in the press conference, nothing was mentioned about Raymonds sacking as party officials and members gathered and negotiated while the press is being kept in the dark.
Sources gave me this information of what transpired yesterday.( Believe it at your own risk, I just right it as it was told to me)

During their party meeting last evening, out of anger the president actually sacked his deputy for a few reasons, one being the deputy going against the idea of the no confidence vote, but that played a lesser part as the big argument was the proposal to leave BN, it was said. Other issues also played a part.
Right after the sacking, party officials and members hurriedly tried to calm things down and wanted it to be reconsidered, the highly charged meeting through the night saw a compromise by the president himself assuring the members that he would retract the sacking. There were counter demands I was told. All of these happened in tightly closed doors after a quick press release that only mentioned about the stripping of Raymonds certain positions, which was actually done back in Aug 30 but was never publicly announced.

The negotiations ended late last night without any information as to whether there was any retraction from the president, no official statement or mention of the discussions were given as they left.

I must warn readers here that if some information is circumstantial, I will give note, if rumours I will write as it is, but please refrain from vulgar comments and denials or attacks as I can only try to blog what information is given, and rest assured I will not blog anything about the information I get if I do not have confirmation. And I don't depend on sms info, fact is I don't even use these as they are mostly lies. So don't complain.

Rumours and some confident sources are telling me that Sept 16 will possibly happen, but the impact will be minimal. (Sigh)
They have given this information(with an accuracy of 60~40)
LDP - Full loyalty to BN, no jumping considered.
SAPP - Lost confidence with BN, will mostly be the first and only to jump.
UPKO - 50~50 chance of jumping.
PBS - Not considering jumping, credibility at hand, just rejoined BN.
UMNO - some MP's considering jumping.

Estimate of MP's from Sabah jumping:
6 at the most, 3 at the least.

But the information above could change with new developments in the near future.
So there you are, I can't tell if there will be a Sept. 16 or what will happen during or after, truthfully speaking.
Sept. 16 might happen, but there probably won't be any change in government, unless something changes or took a twist at the last minute.

-DK's DreamWorld

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