Sabah Progressive Party (SAPP) pronounced former Chief Minister, Tan Sri Harris Salleh finally admitted which it was Parti Bersatu Sabah (PBS) supervision who had recalled a Yayasan Sabah share certificate.
SAPP Treasurer General Dullie Marie pronounced Harris had clearly admitted it during a latter's press conference, which was published in internal dailies upon November 16.
"In his first statement published upon November 12, Harris claimed which SAPP President Datuk Seri Yong Teck Lee as Chief Minister between May 28, 1996 as well as May 27, 1998 withdrew a Yayasan Sabah share certificates in 1996.
"When pointed out to Harris which his own book published in 1996 had stated (three times in a book) which it was a 1990 PBS epoch (not Yong as CM in a BN era) which withdrew a YS shares certificate, he even denied which a 1996 book was his. He even pronounced which "even a blind man can see which it was a supervision publication". But now he admitted which a book was his," Dullie added.
Dullie further pronounced which Harris went upon accusing Yong of a 'mistake' in NBT shares causing Saham Amanah Sabah (SAS) to remove RM 300 million.
"Harris even pronounced that, if in China, it is a shooting case. When Yong offering to fire himself if Harris's indictment is true, Harris fast abandoned a SAS emanate as well as repeated his progressing inapplicable designation which a 1996 ARNS emanate was actually a 1990 YS shares certificates issue," Dullie said.
He pronounced Harris is in no position to speak for a PBS Chief Minister in 1990 or a c! urrent C M upon either a Yayasan Sabah shares obligation issues or a Amanah Rakyat Negeri Sabah (ARNS) issue.
"If Harris is so convinced about having Yayasan Sabah shares certificates or a new ARNS certificates, there is nothing to stop this supervision from issuing YS shares or ARNS certifica! tes, wha tever we call it," Dullie added.
He said, for a record, Yong did not comment upon a annals of our early leaders, irrespective of their educational backgrounds. The comments upon early leaders were made by Prof. Danny Wong as well as internal columnist Tan Sri Herman Luping, which were published in internal dailies.
Dullie combined which all Yong longed for was to scold another distortion being widespread about him.
"Yong's offer to fire himself was a direct response to Harris's false indictment which a supposed SAS RM300 million losses debacle was caused by a supposed NBT/Warisan Harta share swap. It had nothing to do with Yayasan Sabah. But if Harris unequivocally wants leaders to fire themselves or commit harakiri, then he does not have to look distant around him," he said.
He pronounced after a thought 'shooting oneself' came out, many people have been now observant which a culprits who caused a distribution of hundreds of thousands of dubious documents to bootleg immigrants should be shot instead.
- Sabahkini
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