Wooing the Wild Wild East


IT’S very hard to be the boss in Sabah because every politician wants to be the boss. So when PKR and DAP come to the state and dictate terms, the local political warlords naturally do not take it too well.

Most Malaysians in the peninsula really do not know Sabah and Sarawak. In fact, many have not even travelled to these two states and have little knowledge of the people, let alone an understanding of the fundamentals of their politics.

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