1. Jerrip Susil is a defector from STAR (State Reform Party) who was the party secretary and joined SUPP for RM 1 million price tag. A defector does not have the nationalism spirit but self interest and popularity. After all, he is still a “Chinese Kuli” as my father did before Sarawak independent. As a ‘kuli’ he cannot speak for his people but to listen to George Chan only (Taukeh Cina).
2. N.16 Bengoh is the poorest constituency under BN and yet there is nothing has been done as per Member of Parliament, James Dawos has claimed in the media. In fact, BN steal from the poor and give them to the cronies like Borneo Highland Resort, Bengoh Freshwater Dam. All the work done through Dr. Jerip, James Dawos and Roland Sagah, (The Three Bandits).
3. N.16 has the least PPRT program compare to other constituency although it is the poorest DUN. Is Jerip really care of this or his own business which is more profitable?
4. N.16 has the most ugly schools and clinics although the government has allocated billion of ringgit to maintain school and to improve the public health. Where the allocated fund diverted to? To PBB and SUPP project elsewhere.
5. BN has failed the affected community of Bengoh Dam. All the affected communities are Kampung Semban, Pain, Rejoi and Sait. But, all the contractor claims are speed up and are made with no less even a cent. The villagers have to bear the hardship while Taib;s contractors are living in wealth. Why does James Dawos and Jerip silence? Because they are muted and cannot be the rakyat representative.
6. N.16 has the most jobless youngsters and there is no business opportunity or job opportunity for them. Has Jerip consider and long term project for the youngsters? No. He is busy with Lion Club and his medical clinic.
7. N.16 has the most uneducated Bidayuh and most of them never get to high education level. Has Jerrip really cares? As long as he can afford for his own children education, why should he think of the unfortunate educated children? There in least pre-school in Bengoh and most of the school are about to collapse.
8. Jerrip is a Sidang Injil Borneo follower and he is a good Christian. But, he has nothing to say regarding on Holy Bible impound by Barisan Nasional government. This is as same as denying Christ. Denying Christ is a sin.
9. Jerrip only use intimidation to lead his constituency and not by good service and helping hands and heart. He will withdraw any government project at any village that need the project; better community hall, electricity, clean water and road.
10. SUPP is means for Chinese since yesterday, today and tomorrow. Jerip only serve the Chinese in Siburan and not the majority voters in Bidayuh villagers. Therefore, he rejects majority and serve the minority for his own interest.
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Dr. Jerip denies leaving STAR for Barisan Nasional
17 October 1998, STAR Press Release
State Reform Party Sarawak's Deputy Secretary General Dr. Jerip Susil categorically denies that he has joined any Barisan Nasional (BN) component party. "My political involvement in the state is only through STAR. I am a founder member of STAR and still the Deputy Secretary General of the party."
He added that he believes in the political reforms expounded by the party for Sarawak and remains proud to be in the struggle. "STAR denounces the politics of patronage, nepotism and corruption."
Although Dr. Jerip had been approached by people from several BN component parties, he had declined their offers.
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Jerip has applied to join SUPP - Yap
The Borneo Post, Monday 13 August 2001
KUCHING - The Sarawak United People's Party (SUPP) Publicity and Information Secretary Alfred Yap Chin Loi today confirmed that State Reform Party (STAR) ex-deputy secretary general Dr Jerip Susil had applied to join SUPP.
"Whether he is to be accepted into the party depends on SUPP's decision," he said after officiating at the health screening exercise organised by the Kuching Batu Kawa Road Community Association this morning.
Pointing out that Dr Susil sent in his application last week, Yap was however unable to comment on the status of Dr Susil's application. "It has not been announced yet... the president (Tan Sri Datuk Amar Dr George Chan) will announce it later," he said.
On the speculation that Dr Susil would replace incumbent William Tanyuh as the SUPP candidate for Bengoh, he said that would first depend on whether Dr Susil was to be accepted into SUPP.
"Even if he was accepted into SUPP, his standing as a candidate for the party would have to be the decision of the Barisan Nasional (BN) government," he added.
Yap, who is also the Planning and Resource Management Assistant Minister, noted that the candidate for Bengoh had not yet been finalised but declined to provide further details.
Dr Chan had on Friday declined to name the new candidate for Bengoh when announcing that SUPP, the second largest component of the State BN, had confirmed that its candidacies would have at least five new faces including Tanjung Datu, Padugan, Meradong and Bukit Assek.
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Star's secretary-general confirms Dr Jerip Susil has quit the party.
New Straits Times, 13 August 2001
KUCHING, Sat. - State Reform Party's (Star) secretary-general Francis Siah today confirmed that his deputy, Dr Jerip Susil, had resigned early this month.
"Yes, he handed over his letter to me at my residence on Aug. 6, citing personal reasons for the resignation," Siah said.
The resignation, he said, was with immediate effect.
He said Dr Jerip's resignation would be discussed at the party's working committee meeting tomorrow.
Dr Jerip had been the deputy secretary-general since the party was formed in 1996.
Asked whether he was surprised by the resignation, Siah said: "Personally, it is not a surprise to me since he has confided …
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