Part 01 101 EAST Aljazeera - The Fight For Power (Sarawak)

(www.dayakbaru.com) The Malaysian state of Sarawak plans to build 12 new hydro-electric dams along the states waterways, saying the projects will create jobs, provide cheap renewable energy and meet the demands of future industrialisation.

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[coldman20010]

we did not join Malaysia back in 1963 to give them 95% revenue from our oil field! fuck 1 billion per year is too few for our beloved state to prosper! get out of Malaysia!!!!

[peacebeuponyou70]

Taib, taib. When r u going to repent ? Wake up Sarawakians, especially the Dayaks,and especially the Ibans. He's cheating all of u. Don't spend time on drinking n getting drunk. Awakening please!!!!

[apaitom]

Sarawak is lead by the biggest Pirate and Plunderer.He sits on his gold clad throne.

[himynameisduh]

I dont know but won't these projects actually build up Sarawak? We always have people admiring the industrial countries like Japan, Korea, and most of Europe and we forget that they had to completely change their societies to do so. Maybe it's time we just move forward if we want to live like the Japanese

[TogieTung]

@coldman20010 then lets make Sabah & Sarawak into a new country I called Independent states of Borneo Republic. With its own national anthem called " Kibaran bayu Republik Borneo"...SERIOUSLY.

[naughtylilsaint]

does jabu ever do anything? gosh!

[Voice42moro]

hehe..Taib u can't hide it anymore ...You not the king of sarawak.U sucker

[monstarz79]

Tourism will be hardest hit!, no one would come to sarawak if they know that the longhouse are "fake" as it is not at the original location and the build is totally different from the original. Where is the jungle? soon all jungle will be gone, because of logging and eventually used as palm estate. if you notice from Google earth, sarawak is having so many logging roads and palm estates that will soon overtaking the virgin forest.

[monstarz79]

from my point of view, no matter who you vote, the forest will still be gone. Because that's the only way the government can make money out of the trees and the land. Eventually, people would have no choice but to choose modernisation. I'm not supporting the idea of clearing the forest, relocate the longhouse in order to build dams or factory but I see people have not much choice, sarawak is relying on this industry to survive. The first victim to this modernisation is the "Tourism Industry"