STAR chief Jeffrey Kitingan says there is no reason for Warisan to take a cheap shot against former chief minister Musa Aman.
KOTA KINABALU: Parti Solidariti Tanah Airku chief Jeffrey Kitingan told Warisan to stop blaming the previous administration for the illegal immigrant problem in Sabah.
“Both of these Warisan leaders’ unfounded allegations on Musa’s involvement in Project IC is based on one man’s perspective published in one book. Besides, Kitingan said, he was confused why two of Warisan’s leaders found it necessary to issue two lengthy statements on the matter. NRD immediately issued an official statement, clarifying that the forms were not official forms and there is no such “citizenship drive” going on in Sabah at the moment.
“During the former administration, were there rampant stories of mobile JPN trucks appearing soon after these fires, during which, strangely enough, not a single casualty was ever reported?” “Where there is smoke, there is fire. Hence, one cannot blame the public perception that when it comes to illegal immigrants, Warisan treats them ‘gently’.
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