tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-66123725397122695792024-03-13T20:25:19.453+08:00KUTU KURAPKUTU KURAPhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/05132459437809618571noreply@blogger.comBlogger2350125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6612372539712269579.post-68652208239389249532013-12-07T07:12:00.001+08:002013-12-07T07:12:19.520+08:00 Big joke from blind fools...Umno delegate defends Rosmah’s use of government jet<p><img src="http://t1.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcRrW-D-Pg20fIsTdnqE6gDthKapfNkte0MhU991tGrUJaGfnj9IeA" alt="" width="459" height="578" /></p><p><img src="http://t2.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcSJiBvmdMHD9vgTgNe9NB95OOgv6c3ecQu55itQzQEmlirtrnBV" alt="" width="459" height="328" /></p><p> </p><p>The use of a government jet by Datin Seri Rosmah Mansor for an official trip should not be questioned as it involved her security, said Federal Territory Umno delegate Affandi Zahari in his debate today.</p><p>"Rosmah's safety is paramount and if anything happened to her, it will only upset Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak.</p><p>"This involves the security of his wife. If anything happened to her, it will affect him emotionally," said Affandi.</p><p>The delegate then slammed the opposition for making such a big fuss over the issue.</p><p>In further defending Rosmah, he said the use of the jet was approved by the Cabinet and her visit to Qatar was an official trip.</p><p>"She was invited and it was an official trip. If she went on a holiday, even I will be unhappy," Affandi added.</p><p>Rosmah's use of the jet to attend the International Business Women Forum in Doha, Qatar, last month had drawn criticism from many quarters.</p><p>She was accompanied by Datuk Seri Shahrizat Abdul Jalil, who is special adviser to the prime minister on women entrepreneurs and professionals; Datin Seri Siti Rubiah Datuk Abdul Samad, wife of Foreign Affairs Minister Datuk Seri Anifah Aman; Datin Seri Khamarzan Ahmad Meah, wife of International Trade and Industry Minister Datuk Seri Mustapa Mohamed; and Datin Seri Che Kamariah Zakaria, wife of Second Education Minister Datuk Seri Idris Jusoh.</p><p>Affandi also defended the use of private jets by Najib and his deputy Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin, saying they were busy men.</p><p>"This is not to show off. It's all about saving time," he said.</p><p>He added that this was one of the perks given to the country's top leaders by the people.</p><p>Affandi also defended the high electricity bill incurred by Seri Perdana.</p><p>"We are talking about the official residence of a prime minister. It has to be beautiful and bright. Big house, big expenses. It cannot be in darkness," said Affandi.</p><p>Last month, Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department Datuk Seri Shahidan Kassim had said that the utility bills for the prime minister’s official residence in Seri Perdana came to RM2.3 million last year.</p><p>He said RM2,237,788.13 was spent on electricity while RM311,174.25 was spent on water.</p><p>Shahidan also said that the electricity and water bills for the deputy prime minister’s official residence, Sri Satria, last year were RM865,458.56 and RM99,264.03 respectively.</p><p>Affandi also defended the increase in electricity tariff, saying that the public must look at it objectively.</p><p>He said the electricity hike will not affect the rakyat.</p><p>"Those who will be affected are the manufacturers. What we need to do is to make sure they do not pass the burden to the rakyat. We must have a mechanism to ensure that it will not happen," added Affandi</p><p> </p><p> </p><p>comment</p><p> </p><p> </p><p>Affandi Zahari, you have become one super duper bodek ampu or apple polisher. What security does Rosmah need in a private jet? Who would dare to touch her anywhere she goes with her bodyguards around her? And why should Najib be upset should anything happen to her? He was not upset when she was not around during his tryst in Port Dickson. Isa Samad as Negri MB then will be able to give you all the details!</p><p>I suggest Rosmah to wear bullet proof vest and helmet, personal 24 hr security guards with CCTV all over here mansion? Don't worry if it makes here uncomfortable and sweaty, just tell her its for her own protection. Also, I suggest her to ride a military plane and don't her go shopping spree cause you never know mugger around the corner. How's that for safety,</p><p>MAS.... Najib is doubting your flight safety standards , thus he nor his wife will go on any of your flights. The rest of the country is not important and can take the risks flying MAS.</p><p>Meanwhile, Singapore's PM always flies SIA to official functions as he never had doubts on their national airline's safety.</p><p>Traveling with AirAsia is also not safe. Malaysians should all be using the govt jet</p>KUTU KURAPhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/05132459437809618571noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6612372539712269579.post-28374780460414216162013-12-04T21:34:00.001+08:002013-12-04T21:34:07.111+08:00city hall become robbers of the people....KL residents want City Hall to show how money is being spent<p><img 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alt="" width="459" height="269" /></p><p>bandits people</p><p>A group of lawyers will be taking Kuala Lumpur City Hall to court to compel it to open up its books and show the public how taxpayers' money had been spent in the past 10 years.</p><p>This is in relation to the local authority's move to raise assessment fees for all property owners in the city.</p><p>"Kuala Lumpur City Hall has stirred a hornet's nest by seeking to raise assessment fees, now they are being taken to court," said Chang Kim Loong, the National House Buyers Association honorary secretary.</p><p>"We also want City Hall to show their budgeted expenses for the next 10 years.</p><p>"If they are asking us to pay more, they should show us how they have been spending the money all this while."</p><p>Chang said the case will be through a declaratory order to be filed at the Kuala Lumpur High Court next month. City Hall, its advisory board and the mayor will be named as respondents.</p><p>Chang said that so far, they have 80 ratepayers that will be part of this public interest litigation, with the help of nine lawyers.</p><p>Before the end of this year, the legal team will also challenge the revision notices sent out to the 507,800 ratepayers in Kuala Lumpur with new valuation amounts when it comes into effect on the last day of the year.</p><p>Chang is also calling for more lawyers and forensic accountants to join the battle against City Hall, saying that with more legal help on the team, they could organise more groups of ratepayers in the legal challenge.</p><p>City Hall had started sending out notices to all property owners in Kuala Lumpur informing them of the proposed hike in the property valuation.</p><p>The notices, however, stated that if there are objections to the proposed hike, property owners must register their objections with City Hall before December 17.</p><p>The public had been outraged by what they complained was an exorbitant increase in assessment fees.</p><p>City Hall's defense was that it had not increased the fees in 21 years.</p><p>Local government legal expert Derek Fernandez had previously said that City Hall was not allowed to spend any money unless budgeted for.</p><p>As such, he added that it was essential that they open their budget to public scrutiny in order to justify the need for additional funds derived from rate revenue and how it is to be used to provide better services.</p><p>Fernandez had also said that failure to do this would make it difficult for the local authority to justify the need to increase rate revenue by revaluation of the annual rental to derive more assessment income.</p><p> </p><p> </p><p>comment</p><p> </p><p> </p><p>any decent, honest government will be transparent. But this is UMNO we are talking about. What do you expect?</p><p>Show this dUMNO run City Hall a boot!</p><p>Auditor General, where are you ?<br /> Yes. Take them to court. I too would like to know the details of their account on how they spend our money ... unless of course, that pompous Adnan decides to declare it as OSA. !</p><p>I will not be surprised if they say the ledgers and money have dropped down the toilet too. Typical BN response for everything, racist slurs and illogical answers, nothing new.</p>KUTU KURAPhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/05132459437809618571noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6612372539712269579.post-36198103192247124622013-12-04T21:15:00.001+08:002013-12-04T21:15:45.278+08:00without go back to their " farmlands " to Milk the " Cows ....Umno will close shop<p><img src="http://t0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcRvxPmMIGiMKq8LdNQ_1XVjPQ31ukSbUPHU08b_gc5OTRkxwZV-2w" alt="" width="459" height="469" /></p><p>Datuk Seri Shahrizat Abdul Jalil warned party leaders today that if not for the support of the women's wing, Umno will close down.</p><p>The Wanita Umno chief made this statement when calling for more of the wing's members to be appointed to government-linked companies (GLCs).</p><p>Addressing Wanita Umno members at the wing's general assembly today, Shahrizat said many of the party's divisions and branches would have to close down due to insufficient membership if not for the participation of Wanita Umno members.</p><p>"Don't say there are no women from Wanita and BN who are qualified to sit in GLCs," she said.</p><p>Umno Youth, Wanita and Puteri wings convened their respective general assemblies today, ahead of the main general assembly tomorrow.</p><p>Saying women's attendance for party programmes at the branch and divisional levels was crucial, Shahrizat also did not spare the party's supreme council members.</p><p>"Let me tell the supreme council members. If not for the Wanita, don't think you could get all this. The support will be scattered.</p><p>"The victors are there thanks to your votes. If not for our support, don't be too hopeful," she said, greeted by loud cheers from the floor.</p><p>Shahrizat, who was the Women, Family and Community Development minister until she was forced to resign following the National Feedlot Corporation scandal involving her family, also called for the party to hold the Wanita wing in higher regard, saying the status of the wing should not be lowered to that of the Youth and Puteri wings.</p><p>"As the Wanita chief, I don't want to be competing with the Puteri. It's embarrassing to be always compared with Puteri.</p><p>"I love the Puteri, they are our children, we are not sharing husbands with them," she said, using the Malay word "madu".</p><p>"Listen to this, Puteri are our children, not our madu. We love them," she added</p><p> </p><p> </p><p> </p><p>comment</p><p> </p><p> </p><p>Moooo moooo booooo....</p><p>Yes UMNO will have to close shop, and go back to their " farmlands " to Milk the " Cows " ....While the Wives get to stay in Condos and Luxurious cars, and Cuti Cuti Senang Hati with their own kind..</p><p>Moooo....booooo ....</p><p>YES ....mother cows can Produce MILK and can pleased the male cow...........What can the Male cows do besides doing that thing..........??</p><p>UMNO won't close shop without you, but Malaysia will close shop if UMNO remains in power. Haven't you drained enough money from the people already?</p>KUTU KURAPhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/05132459437809618571noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6612372539712269579.post-56681600108768967402013-12-04T21:04:00.001+08:002013-12-04T21:04:10.987+08:00Gani Patail national traitor ...Police reports lodged against Attorney General following Mat Zain’s allegations<p><img src="http://t3.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTJW7OVwCAhmYoIE2jTHvN7kq4VhHsaiRkIaMOzyWaqtEpg1Aqf" alt="" width="257" height="196" /></p><p>Five opposition lawmakers piled more pressure on Attorney General Tan Sri Abdul Gani Patail (pic) after they lodged separate reports on his alleged misconduct which were contained in a statutory declaration affirmed by a retired police officer.</p><p>The five - Shamsul Iskandar @ Yusre Mohd Akin (PKR-Bukit Katil), Datuk Takiyudin Hassan (PAS-Kota Baru), Teo Kok Seong (DAP-Rasah), G. Manivannan (PKR-Kapar) and Steven Sim Chee Keong (DAP-Bukit Mertajam) want the police to investigate Abdul Gani after claims made by former Kuala Lumpur CID chief Datuk Mat Zain Ibrahim in a 31-page sworn statement.</p><p>"We demand that police conduct a full and independent investigation as the allegations raised by Mat Zain are serious and involve the country's interests," said Shamsul Iskandar after lodging the report at the Dang Wangi district police headquarters this evening.</p><p>In his statutory declaration, Mat Zain had claimed hundreds of millions of ringgit had changed hands and were deposited into a Hong Kong bank account over the Pulau Batu Puteh case, which the International Court of Justice ruled in favour of Singapore.</p><p>Mat Zain alleged that Abdul Gani had deliberately lost the case.</p><p>He had urged the authorities to investigate the reason how Malaysia lost its claim over Pulau Batu Puteh, saying it was a matter of sovereignty.</p><p>Mat Zain had claimed that Abdul Gani had fabricated evidence in the black eye case involving Opposition leader Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim in September 29, 2008.</p><p>Shamsul Iskandar said the police should investigate Abdul Gani under Section 192 of the Penal Code which touches on fabrication of evidence.</p><p>The five opposition lawmakers also charged that top lawyer Tan Sri Muhammad Shafee Abdullah, who was recently appointed by Putrajaya to lead the appeal against Anwar's acquittal over his sodomy charge, should be cited under Section 202 of the Penal Code for "intentionally failing to give information for an alleged offence".</p><p>Shafee, Mat Zain and former Commercial Crime Investigation Department director Datuk Ramli Yusuf met former prime minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad to allegedly discuss Abdul Gani's wrongdoings.</p><p>Home Minister Datuk Seri Ahmad Zahid Hamidi had previously said police were not investigating Mat Zain's SD because it is not a police report.</p><p>Ahmad Zahid had said the authorities would consider investigating the allegations if a police report was lodged on the issue.</p><p>On Monday, Mat Zain made public his SD when he sent it to several opposition lawmakers and news portals</p>KUTU KURAPhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/05132459437809618571noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6612372539712269579.post-737717887673975402013-11-20T06:24:00.001+08:002013-11-20T06:24:57.382+08:00big drama from ibrahim al-kataki....Ibrahim Ali free after serving his one day in “jail” said itself innocent although accept the court decision...!!!!<p><img src="http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/assets/uploads/resizer/IBRAHIM_ALI_-court-free-191113_TMI-NAJJUA_540_364_100.jpg" alt="" width="459" height="309" /></p><p>Ibrahim Ali leaving the KL Court complex after serving his 1-day sentence, spending time in a holding room within the court complex until the end of the working day</p><p>Ibrahim Ali spent a day in the Kuala Lumpur Court complex holding area as part of his one-day jail sentence and later declared that the court had wrongfully held him in contempt.</p><p>The Perkasa chief was released at the end of the working day. He then paid his RM20,000 fine.</p><p>He insisted he had never acted in contempt, saying that he was not responsible for the article posted on his group's website that had purportedly scandalised a judge and the court system.</p><p>Ibrahim said he will be in court again tomorrow in an attempt to clear his name.</p><p>Ibrahim was held in contempt after an article by blogger Zainudin Salleh was published on the Perkasa website. The article allegedly tarnished the reputation of retired High Court judge, Datuk V.T. Singham.</p><p>The president of the right-wing group left the Kuala Lumpur High Court this evening at 5.08pm clad in a black suit and pants after spending the whole day at the court complex.</p><p>Ibrahim was also fined RM20,000 along with his one-day jail sentence.</p><p>"I will file my appeal tomorrow to clear my name. The article was alleged to have been in my name but it was published by Zainuddin in the Perkasa media blog for which I do not even know the password," a defiant Ibrahim said.</p><p>"I consider myself innocent although I accept the court decision today. I don't want to dispute anything but I have to appeal because I didn't commit anything wrong. I didn't commit any offence," he told The Malaysian Insider when met at the court cafeteria.</p><p>The president of the Malay rights group also claimed he was a victim of circumstance, adding that the detention was nothing new to him.</p><p>Earlier today High Court judge Datuk John Louis O'Hara held Ibrahim and Zainuddin in contempt over an article published in the Perkasa website, which had allegedly tarnished the image of Singham.</p><p>Singham had presided over a defamation suit by opposition leader Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim against Utusan Melayu (M) Bhd.</p><p>Judge O'Hara also sentenced Zainuddin to four weeks' jail.</p><p>Anwar's lawyer, R. Sivarasa, said the duo were responsible for the publication of the article which he described as a "personal and scurrilous attack on judge Singham".</p><p>"This article could not have been let off without a response. This is the most extreme scurrilous written attack on the judiciary. I think Zainuddin can consider himself lucky he only got four weeks' jail.</p><p>O'Hara also said that the article was a clear attempt to put pressure on the court in the decision on the defamation suit, which was pending then.</p><p>O'Hara added that Ibrahim, as president of Perkasa, was guilty of contempt as he did nothing to distance himself and his organisation from the article posted in Perkasa's website, adding that he "took no action to remove the article from the website".</p><p>The contempt proceeding was initiated by Anwar. Zainuddin's article carried personal attacks on trial judge Singham, who had presided over Anwar's defamation suit against Utusan Melayu and its editor-in-chief, Abdul Aziz Ishak.</p><p>The article was published in Perkasa's website on January 7, when the decision by Singham on the defamation suit was pending. On January 21, Singham ruled in favour of Anwar in the defamation suit, which was over the publication of two articles on his comments to BBC in an interview on homosexuality laws.</p><p>Following the decision, Anwar moved to cite Ibrahim and Zainuddin for contempt for the attacks against Singham.</p><p>Ibrahim had tried to set aside the application for committal proceedings against him, arguing that he and Perkasa were not responsible for the defamatory article posted in a website, but his application was rejected</p><p> </p><p> </p><p>comment</p><p> </p><p> </p><p> </p><p>One day jail sentence is 24 hours. But only few hours and he is having big drama. Even drama actors will lose to him.</p><p>And his sentence," I'm innocent and will accept court decision today". If you are innocent, you would not accept court decision at all or will refuse one day jail at all cost. Readers, judge yourselves.</p><p>The proper place for him to serve the jail term is PRISON and not the court house buidling. The court house is not gazetted as a jail area. Wonder he is placed in the holding cell without any visitors? He should be ordered to serve his sentence in PRISON ! CAN SOMEBODY , PLEASE PROTEST !</p><p>This is what happen when an idiot wants to look overly smart ending up wasting tax-payer monies. Such person are actually anti-social, low IQ and of course very not clever!!!<br /> Idiot!!!!</p><p>If I was the Judge, I would have locked him up and threw away the keys. This is one idiot that have no conscience and a racist that no parents would be proud of.</p><p>I am sure if Pakatan leaders were to be in the same position, the police will swiftly move them to real jail and held them for 24 hours. In the case of Ibrahim Ali, he is held in cafeteria and even allowed company. Besides it is until 5pm and not 24 hours.</p><p>The authority is making this country a laughing stock of the world.</p>KUTU KURAPhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/05132459437809618571noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6612372539712269579.post-61637221917006782202013-11-05T15:47:00.001+08:002013-11-05T15:47:29.331+08:00Najib hypocrite ....to defend the word of Allah...his must defend hudud....but when he's pushing hudud...his talk like a Satan which cheat the Christians and moslem <p><img src="http://mynewshub.my/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/Najib-Altantuya.jpg" alt="" width="459" height="312" /></p><p>defend the word of Allah or uphold altantuya...?????</p><p>Putrajaya has pledged to defend the use of the word Allah as the exclusive right of Muslims, even as the debate continued following the October 14 Court of Appeal ruling banning the use of the word in a Catholic weekly.</p><p>In his message marking the Islamic new year or Maal Hijrah today, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak said while Malaysia upholds the Federal Constitution and the position of Islam, it also subscribed to the concept of moderation, or Wasatiyyah, saying it is the foundation of the country’s harmony.</p><p>“To appreciate the wider meaning of migration, we still uphold our religion and defend the name of Allah for religion, race and our beloved country.</p><p>“Malaysia which upholds the Constitution and Islam as the official religion of the country, will remain steadfast in defending the position of Islam in the country in line with Maqasid Syariah and the concept of Wasatiyyah,” Najib said in his message posted on his 1Malaysia blog today.</p><p>Several Muslim groups have insisted that the word Allah belonged exclusively to Muslim, although Christians and other faiths have argued otherwise.</p><p>This followed the recent Court of Appeal decision not to allow Catholic weekly Herald to use the word Allah in its Bahasa Malaysia section, after a long legal battle over the usage of the word.</p><p>The decision overturned an earlier ruling by the High Court in 2009, which said that Allah, the Arabic word for God, was not the exclusive right of Muslims, and allowed the Herald to use it.</p><p>The ruling was challenged by the Home Ministry in its appeal in January 2010.</p><p>The Court of Appeal noted the Home Ministry's prohibition on the Herald from using the word was justified, arguing that Allah was not integral to the Christian faith.</p><p>The church has 30 days to file the leave application to appeal against the Court of Appeal decision.</p><p>The decision sparked a debate on whether Christians in Sabah and Sarawak, who mostly use Bahasa Malaysia in their worship, were also bound by the ruling.</p><p>This led Najib assuring Christians in East Malaysia that they can continue using the word, as stated in Putrajaya's so-called 10-point solution announced in 2011.</p><p>The Allah ruling also got worldwide attention, including strong comments from American Muslim theologian Reza Aslan who said the decision made a mockery of Malaysia.</p><p>The debate on the matter continues, with the Bar Council reportedly considering to back the Catholic weekly in the appeal process. This raised the ire of Muslim Lawyers Association, who strongly opposed the move</p>KUTU KURAPhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/05132459437809618571noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6612372539712269579.post-47196246183919161512013-11-05T15:32:00.001+08:002013-11-05T15:32:00.869+08:00This devil all right he said .....biased to win the party which he got blind salaried...Whatever corruption he said not corruption....nothing to the puzzled<p>Cheap sugar, rice? No element of bribery in Sungai Limau, says Election Commission chief</p><p> </p><p><img src="http://t0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcRwrrf5XhVfTiozEGHpw-yXsJxXpu1t8-bLJR-xPsFydjTWw2uxQw" alt="" width="459" height="317" /></p><p>There was no element of bribery in the sale of rice and sugar at discounted prices by Barisan Nasional (BN) during the Sungai Limau by-election campaign period, said the Election Commission.</p><p>EC chairman Tan Sri Abdul Aziz Mohd Yusof said that despite these household goods being offered cheaply to Sungai Limau residents, they still had the freedom to vote for the candidate of their choice.</p><p>"There are no election laws regarding this. They (BN) would have had to obtain permission from the Ministry of Domestic Trade, Co-Operatives & Consumerism before selling the items at a discounted price," Abdul Aziz told .</p><p>"What I know is, the act is not an offence. I was not informed of this. If it was sold to the public, it shouldn't be a problem but what is not allowed is if they had called voters to buy the items at a cheap price and then insisted that they vote for a certain candidate."</p><p>On Sunday, the eve of polling day, BN organised a shopping-like carnival in Bukit Besar, located 19km from Alor Star. It was packed as word spread that household essentials were being sold well below market prices.</p><p>And while the BN government recently removed the sugar subsidy that caused the price to go up, a 1kg packet of sugar cost RM1.00 at the carnival. After the subsidy was removed the 1kg packet retailed at RM2.84.</p><p>A 5kg bag of rice, usually sold between RM18 and RM20, cost RM5 at the carnival.</p><p>Abdul Aziz said it was only considered bribery if voters were asked to vote for a particular candidate and the voters had to show proof that they had voted for the said candidate.</p><p>However, Abdul Aziz noted that PAS's victory proved that the cheap sale had not succeeded in influencing the voters.</p><p>"We don't know who came for the carnival and who they voted for. If there is any element of bribery, I myself will call the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission.</p><p>"This is similar to giving transport fare to voters. The voters are still free to make their own choice. The majority of the voters in Bukit Besar support PAS. This means that they were not swayed by the cheap sale.</p><p>"They bought the items but their vote is still a secret."</p><p>Abdul Aziz said voters will take whatever is given to them but it does not necessarily mean they will do what the giver wants them to do, in this case, vote for their candidate.</p><p>He said yesterday's by-election went smoothly although there were a few incidents which had made the situation tense.</p><p>The rowdy behaviour and abusive language of some supporters marred the otherwise peaceful atmosphere in Sungai Limau.</p><p>"Overall, the by-election went on well and small incidents are normal during elections. However, the campaigning was heated,” Abdul Aziz said.<br /> "I will not mention which party but certain mean-spirited things that happened made me change my mind about visiting certain areas because I saw that the supporters had lost their minds. You can imagine the situation there."</p><p>PAS candidate Mohd Azam Abdul Samat defeated BN’s Dr Ahmad Sohaimi Lazim with a majority of 1,084 votes. Azam, 37, will be sworn in as the new Sungai Limau assemblyman at the Kedah legislative assembly on November 18.</p><p>Last May, the late Tan Sri Azizan Razak won the seat with a 2,774-vote majority in a four-cornered fight.</p><p>The EC pegged voter turnout at 85.5%. It was a drop from the 89.43% voter turnout in the general election on May 5. There are 27,222 voters in the constituency</p>KUTU KURAPhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/05132459437809618571noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6612372539712269579.post-78964960059535628222013-11-03T17:51:00.001+08:002013-11-03T17:51:05.880+08:00Beware of BN bearing gifts to Chinese voters in Sungai Limau<p><img 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alt="" width="400" height="300" /></p><p>We called on Chinese voters in Sungai Limau not to be intimidated by the threats of revenge and discriminatory politics practised by the Barisan Nasional government.</p><p>We recalled a statement by Kedah Menteri Besar Datuk Mukhriz Mahathir not long ago that the state government would not entertain requests from Chinese schools.</p><p>While we welcomes Putrajaya's change of heart on the issue of allocation for Chinese schools, it is obvious that the sudden U-turn is due to its political needs in Sungai Limau..</p><p>Mukhriz had said that he would not neglect those who had supported BN in the 13th general election. He had said the majority of Kedah's population were Malays and as such there was no need to entertain requests from Chinese schools.</p><p>The statement starks in contrast with the series of announcements by Deputy Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin in the run-up to the Sungai Limau by-election.</p><p>More than RM2 million has been announced by Putrajaya to help three Chinese primary schools in the area.</p><p>The move was to solicit support for BN from the 1,800 Chinese voters in Sungai Limau.</p><p>MCA president Datuk Seri Chua Soi Lek has meanwhile described the RM1 million allocation to SRJK (C) Aik Min, which only has 15 students, as a huge test for the Chinese community.</p><p>"If the Chinese voters accept the money from Barisan Nasional but do not support them, then they cannot expect to receive additional allocations in the future," Chua was quoted by China Press as saying.</p><p>Chua's statement showed the BN government was not committed to fair and equal treatment of Chinese schools.</p><p>If Putrajaya is committed to fair and equal treatment, then it should announce regular allocations to Chinese schools and not only during general and by-elections...</p><p>A fair government will not punish voters for their choices, what Chua has said is no different from what Mukhriz said earlier</p><p>We called on Chinese voters to vote for PAS candidate Mohd Azam Abd Samat, saying it could send a clear message to Putrajaya that the community would not be cowed by threats</p><p> </p><p> </p><p>comment</p><p> </p><p> </p><p>Sungai Limau was once part of the then Kota Setar Selatan Parliamentary constituency in 1969 where, apa nama, Mukhriz's father lost to the late PMIP (now PAS) candidate, Haji Yusof Rawa. In the 1969 General Elections, his father told the Chinese electorates that he could easily win that seat without Chinese support. The rest, they say, is History. How come his son needs Chinese votes now with just over 1,800 which is considered as "chicken feed"?</p><p>UMNO thinks they can bribe the chinese community with peanuts and half baked promises......one that's sincere doesn't have to bribe and a government for all races will have fully support from the rakyat.....sadly UMNO or BN isn't what we need to govern especially their coalition partners who dare not fight for their religion or communities.</p>KUTU KURAPhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/05132459437809618571noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6612372539712269579.post-42888411598074396592013-11-03T17:32:00.001+08:002013-11-03T17:32:44.101+08:00bankrupt newspaper...no one want to read...those advertise with it.......also to book bankrupt<p><img 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alt="" width="400" height="298" /></p><p>Umno mouthpiece Utusan Malaysia today blasted government-linked companies (GLCs) for not placing more advertisements in Malay-language newspapers.</p><p>In an opinion piece in its weekend edition, Mingguan Malaysia, it said many leading GLCs seemed to be losing their identities and forgetting the real reason for their existence.</p><p>The article, written by columnist Awang Selamat, the pseudonym for its collective editorial team, said GLCs left the advertising decisions to agencies which, it alleged, are mostly controlled by “expatriates, racist groups and liberals who are ignorant of the Constitution”.</p><p>“Often, the excuse for this was that it was due to commercial consideration. The question is how can we base the future and sovereignty of the national language to these expatriates and groups?” he asked.</p><p>Awang drew attention to a Universiti Sains Malaysia (USM) lecturer, Associate Professor Mohamad Md Yusoff, who had made the call to create a National Advertising Policy (DPN) which, among others, advocates the control of the advertising industry to uphold the national language.</p><p>“If Awang is not mistaken, this is not the first time Mohamad made such a call but to date, there was no response from any parties,” he said.</p><p>He pointed to the latest study by AmResearch on advertising expenditure (Adex) for Malay dailies which recorded a drop of 1.8% as of September this year, although the overall industry registered a growth of 3.7%.</p><p>A study by RHB Research found that for September alone, the Adex for Malay newspapers decreased by 26% to RM116 million compared to RM154 million for the same month last year.</p><p>In contrast, the Chinese and English dailies registered an increase of between 8.8% and 7.2% respectively.</p><p>“Awang is worried thinking about the future of the national language in the advertising industry, including those in the mass media,” he said.</p><p>He said the Malaysian Muslim Consumers Association had also questioned a few banks and telecommunications companies under GLCs that seldom advertise in Malay newspapers.</p><p>The association had singled out Celcom, CIMB, Malaysia’s second largest bank by assets, and state oil company Petronas, noting that although the majority of CIMB’s clients are Malay, the bank is more prone to advertise in vernacular and English dailies.</p><p>Because of that, Awang said, he was no longer a loyal Celcom customer.</p><p>"The choices are vast. Why support GLCs that do not place priority on the sovereignty of the national language and empowerment of the Bumiputera agenda?"</p><p>He said the association had come to a disturbing conclusion when it discovered that some GLCs gave more advertisements to anti-government media during the 13th general election.</p><p>Awang agreed with the association’s chief activist, Nadzim Johar, who had alleged that the anti-government media was passionate in promoting the aspirations and agenda of certain quarters aimed at bringing down the government.</p><p>Awang agreed with Nadzim, GLCs have been promoted by the wrong parties and allowed themselves to be trapped in a vicious cycle by the advertising industry. “It’s obvious we did not take any lessons from it.”</p><p>It just over a month after Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak pitched for companies and government agencies to advertise in the Malay daily Utusan Malaysia, Putrajaya has now made a U-turn on the call.</p><p>Minister in the Prime Minister's Department Datuk Seri Shahidan Kassim, in a parliamentary written reply recently, said the federal government had never recommended that Utusan be given priority for advertisement purposes.</p><p>"The government only stressed that advertisements be placed in main newspapers in Malaysia so that the message can achieve its objective," he said in a written reply to Sim Tze Tzin (PKR-Bayan Baru) in Parliament.</p><p>When officially opening Utusan's new headquarters on September 13, Najib had said newspaper companies cannot rely solely on circulation to stay in business and that advertising was needed to keep the 75-year-old newspaper afloat.</p><p>"I hope all government agencies, GLCs and private companies, especially those owned by Bumiputeras, will show their support by giving more advertisements to Utusan. Only this will help keep Utusan on track," the prime minister was reported as saying.</p><p>His call was soundly criticised by the DAP, which said it was another example of Putrajaya wasting taxpayers’ money in an attempt to bail out the paper.</p><p>DAP national publicity secretary Tony Pua said then that Najib’s call showed that the paper had lost readers due to its racist stand</p><p> </p><p> </p><p>comment</p><p> </p><p> </p><p>Why not large cooperation wants to advertise in Utusan? -<br /> The Main reason : Who want to be associated with a non-credible yet racist media?</p><p>Pui on you Awang , you are worse than a beggar! Nobody wants to waste money advertising in your useless toilet paper all thanks to your racists, lies and spinning of untrue stories.</p><p>One day this useless toilet paper will go bankrupt all because of Awang Selamat and Riduan Abdullah reportings. The only way this useless toilet paper will survive is due bailouts from UMNO using the hard-earned taxpayers money. Shame on you!!</p><p>Utusan is desperate! Even need PM to sell its papers. I for one won't buy anything that's advertise in the paper.</p><p>Advertising with Utusan is not cheap, but why waste money advertise on a paper which was rejected by all MALAYSIAN that have brains (Malays, Chinese, Indian, Others.....). I do believe the price for advertise in Utusan will be cost double or even more that other papers which was hot sellers......</p>KUTU KURAPhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/05132459437809618571noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6612372539712269579.post-57680736610520489512013-11-03T17:05:00.001+08:002013-11-03T17:05:30.584+08:00that's right ...till doomsday there is no democracy in UMNO...except all diseases in this organisation must be eradicated<p><img src="http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-9-P91XeS4AY/TrkCoVfVLiI/AAAAAAAAAdc/D_BvttGgg2o/s320/umno+is+dead+BATU+NISAN.bmp" alt="" width="400" height="153" /></p><p>Democracy is more alive in Islamist party PAS than in Umno</p><p>Comparing the upcoming PAS elections at the end of this month with the recently concluded Umno polls, we noted that the top two leaders in the ruling Malay party were not elected by the grassroots.</p><p>Instead, they were “endorsed” by the party’s powerful supreme council and as such, their legitimacy is restricted to the council’s endorsement.</p><p>Now it’s PAS’s turn to vote for a new leadership. From the start, it is clear that democracy is more robust in PAS as compared to Umno , while the Umno election results were good for Najib and his supporters, time will decide whether it will be good for Umno.</p><p>In the Umno elections last month, president Datuk Seri Najib Razak and his deputy Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin retained their posts unopposed.</p><p>The party also retained its incumbent vice-presidents as well as the Youth and Wanita chiefs for a second term.</p><p>Only the president’s post in PAS, currently held by Datuk Seri Abdul Hadi Awang, will not see any challenge.</p><p>Mohamad Sabu, who is currently the party’s deputy president, might have to fend off challenges from several leaders.</p><p>According to reports, four others have been nominated for the number two post.</p><p>They are vice-presidents Datuk Husam Musa and Salahuddin Ayub, information chief Datuk Tuan Ibrahim Tuan Man and central committee member Mohd Amar Nik Abdullah.</p><p>Mohamad has confirmed he will defend his post, while Salahuddin has said he will defend his vice-presidency.</p><p>To date, the three other candidates have yet to announce their intentions.</p><p>PAS will hold its elections and muktamar from November 22-24. Some 1,300 delegates are expected to attend the event to be held at Stadium Melawati Shah Alam</p><p> </p><p> </p><p>comment</p><p> </p><p> </p><p>UMNO's disease is not confined to the party but spreading to Barisan Nasional and soon the whole nation. That is why we need to change. ABU.</p><p>if umno has no scruples about manipulating a general election then doing the same in umno election is peanuts.</p><p>Democracy and umno should never be used in the same sentence!</p><p>We know that in Umno nothing is ever real, where all is a big fat lie. Malaysia is a big fat lie, for crying out loud!</p>KUTU KURAPhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/05132459437809618571noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6612372539712269579.post-30588461170342688132013-10-14T07:04:00.001+08:002013-10-14T07:04:04.926+08:00Deputy minister “lying” about corruption in Malaysia<p><img src="http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_xAgD1bR0Mi0/StTL_RFPZZI/AAAAAAAACqM/Ki5pqaWIUlA/s400/razali3.jpg" alt="" width="400" height="529" /></p><p>Devils HELPING Devils in BN/UMNO...one devil feet liar</p><p>We claimed that a deputy minister lied in saying only 5% of Malaysians are involved in corruption.Deputy Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department Datuk Razali Ibrahim is lying when claiming that only 5% of Malaysians have been involved directly or indirectly in corruption</p><p>Citing the 2012 Auditor General’s Report and a recent survey on corruption by Ernst & Young, Putrajaya must take serious action to check graft.</p><p>Until the Barisan Nasional federal government takes serious action on the Auditor General’s report against the culprits and accepts facts, Malaysia will continue to lose billions of ringgit every year from wastage and financial wrongdoings..</p><p>Razali had cited the 2013 Transparency International Barometer on Global Corruption report issued last July by the Malaysian chapter of Transparency International.</p><p>The report revealed that less than 5% of the population had witnessed the act of giving and receiving bribes.</p><p>The recent Asia-Pacific Fraud Survey Report Series 2013 by Ernst & Young saw Malaysia being ranked as one of the most corrupt nations.</p><p>It also listed Malaysia as most likely to take shortcuts to meet targets when economic times are tough.</p><p>The survey's findings only confirmed the wastage and financial wrongdoings exposed by the Auditor General’s Report.</p><p>The Auditor General's Report among others revealed the loss of some RM1.3 million worth of police equipment including 44 firearms, and the destruction of RM600,000 worth of footwear ordered for the Customs Department due to wrong specification.</p><p>It also found that the Youth and Sports Ministry paid RM1.6 million to bring in three Korean pop groups for the National Youth Day celebrations last year.</p><p>We estimated that Putrajaya wasted around RM6.5 billion in the 64 cases studied under the report.</p><p>Of this amount, RM5.7 billion was blamed on the federal government, while another RM800,000 on statutory government bodies</p><p> </p><p> </p><p>comment</p><p> </p><p> </p><p>This issue will go on unresolved year after year because the ruling govt is corrupted and filthy..unless the people are wise enough to terminate them in the GE14</p><p>Again.....Devils HELPING Devils in BN/UMNO.....everybody KNOWS that.... Every year the AG's Reports means nothing to them and they will continue to do it even this year.....all the devils join Umno/Bn for MONIES not for LOOKING after the Rakyats........!!!</p><p>It is unlikely that the BN government will take action against civil servants for abuse of public funds. Should the government take action, it will anger the civil vote bank and lose their support in GE14. The only way to eradicate corruption in this country is to change government.</p><p>Corruption will continue to be the norm until Barisan is turfed out. To date, Barisan has not put any serious effort into tackling the issue. Huge sums have been misappropriated and hardly anyone been charged. To rub salt into the wound, pathetic and downright stupid excuses were made for the loss of the money. Appalling really</p>KUTU KURAPhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/05132459437809618571noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6612372539712269579.post-52279429065031313802013-10-14T06:40:00.001+08:002013-10-14T06:40:32.870+08:00 the childish and mentally challenge man who believes that 44 guns were beneath the ocean slammed by Lembah Pantai MP<p><img src="http://t3.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcRGStiaA2c6RRwnxTx_489XsP-mZk31UCrl2lxjxsuc7gqR0bOhxQ" alt="" width="300" height="204" /></p><p>IGP the childish and mentally challenge man.....no suite for this position....ha ha ha</p><p> </p><p>The Inspector-General of Police should retract the shocking offer he made to N. Surendran and instead meet the opposition halfway in addressing the weaknesses within the police force, said PKR.</p><p>Its vice-president Nurul Izzah Anwar (pic) said Tan Sri Khalid Abu Bakar's offer to Padang Serai MP N. Surendran to accompany police and experience a risky first-hand shootout with criminals was a challenge devoid of any principles. She also expressed indignation at the indemnity clause inserted by Khalid.</p><p>"Surendran, like every single Malaysian, has every right to request for the highest level of professionalism from the police and to be protected without bias, without the fear of threats and requests for an indemnity," Nurul Izzah said in a statement.</p><p>"No member of Parliament should entertain this police display of bias, uncouth and threatening behaviour, lest we all fall into a downward spiral of irresponsible conduct. I, myself, will not condone any of my colleagues pursuing such risky endeavours," the Lembah Pantai MP said.</p><p>Nurul Izzah called on Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak to stop being preoccupied with the Umno general election to the point that he forgets to maintain sanity and common sense within his own Cabinet. She said the government should be Malaysia-oriented, not Umno-action oriented.</p><p>"Khalid is well aware of the weaknesses within the police force which was highlighted in the findings of the 2005 Royal Commission of Inquiry. The question is, why are authorities blatantly ignoring the RCI's findings?" Nurul Izzah questioned.</p><p>The police to population ratio currently stands at 1:700, which is well within international standards. But Nurul Izzah argued that despite the police force boasting a total of 112,583 personnal and officers, the percentage tasked with combating crime was only 18%.</p><p>"The findings of the RCI was to increase the efficiency and professionalism of the police force, besides boosting the public's confidence in security personnel. How can authorities ignore repeated calls for the formation of an Independent Police Complaints and Misconduct Commission?"</p><p>Nurul Izzah reminded Home Minister Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi and Khalid that it was the responsibility of elected representatives of the people to highlight the weaknesses and loopholes in any government programme.</p><p>"This is especially so when there are giant loopholes in the statements made by government representatives. This weaknesses must be highlighted as it will affect the state of security in Malaysia if left unchecked," she said.</p><p> </p><p> </p><p>comment</p><p> </p><p> </p><p>Why is it that every time when a minister or top civil servant opens his or her mouth, criticisms are aplenty? Something must be very wrong with their brains, or their brains are void of intelligence but full of dollar signs!</p><p>If you read the fine line in the IGP invitation such as signing the indemnity agreement and that they are not responsible for Surendan safety should he accepted the invitation is tantamount to saying Surendan will be killed.</p><p>This is garbage talk from a garbage IGP! There is a breakdown in law and respect for the peoples' representatives in parliament. The IGP must not think he can say anything with impunity. This is gutter politicking by the IGP at its worst!</p><p>This uncouth IGP is behaving irresponsibly because of the tacit encouragement of the Umno plunderers.</p><p>There are plenty of idiots masquerading as intelligent beings in very high positions in Barisan government. Plonkers</p>KUTU KURAPhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/05132459437809618571noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6612372539712269579.post-33325242422172206792013-10-14T06:25:00.001+08:002013-10-14T06:26:19.540+08:00a symbol of "Endless Possibilities of Corruptions"....Utusan cheers Umno and jeers “jealous” opposition after party polls<p><img src="http://t0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcS495g1Go-66HDIQ4rPU-mKfUMuQ_galql7zWzMbmGbNFGZT7qzwA" alt="" width="400" height="267" /></p><p>Endless Possibilities of Corruptions....why we should be jealous..???...we worry that run out of people money...!!!</p><p>As expected, the Umno party election yesterday received applause from the party's mouthpiece Utusan Malaysia, which poured scorn on "jealous" opposition parties.</p><p>The paper took a swipe at DAP and PKR, saying both parties were still conducting their internal polls the old way, unlike Umno which changed its election laws.</p><p>"It will be the envy of both friends and foes. DAP and PKR, which are still bound by outdated election practices, should learn from Umno.</p><p>"Congratulations Umno. The political party has once again moved forward," the paper, using the pseudonym Awang Selamat, wrote today.</p><p>Utusan had been attacking DAP over the directive by the Registrar of Societies (RoS) to hold fresh party election, after several disgruntled members claimed that the central executive committee (CEC) election in December last year was not properly conducted.</p><p>At its re-election on September 29, delegates returned the same set of leaders to the CEC.</p><p>As for PKR, its party election in 2010 was mired in internal strife and leadership squabbles, all of which were widely reported by the Umno-owned paper.</p><p>PKR will hold its polls next month but has pushed the date to May 2014, saying it needed more time following the recent 13th general election.</p><p>In congratulating Umno's Youth, Wanita and Puteri wing leaders, Awang Selamat advised them to be committed and sincere in implementing the party's agenda.</p><p>"The next challenge is how this new line-up can boost the confidence of the Malays in Umno and BN to face the next general election," he wrote.</p><p>He described yesterday’s election as historic because it showed the Malay party was more inclusive, democratic and grassroots-oriented.</p><p>He downplayed glitches reported during voting, saying these were expected as it is the first time the party was using the new electoral system, which gave voting right to 220,000 delegates.</p><p>"The political transformation as promised by Prime Minister and Umno president Datuk Seri Najib Razak, which included Umno's new election system, is now a reality," he added</p><p> </p><p> </p><p>comment</p><p> </p><p> </p><p>hahah- the 'cow woman said her victory will inpire women! I'd say her victory will inspire all those who want similar RM200 million (as given to her husband) to fight for top position in UMNO</p><p>Jealous ? No...not a bit, instead people are glad that Sharizat is one of the winner. She is the reminder of how a herd of cows managed to live in the condos.....a symbol of "Endless Possibilities of Corruptions" in Malaysia and a fodder for GE14 !</p><p>Aiya.. why pay attention to the only newspaper that tells the most lies and lost the most lawsuits?</p><p>It is an undisputed fact that Umno Baru is built on cronyism and corruption. Money politics rules the day in Umno Baru's election. The present lineup will not necessarily make the world's most corrupted political party appeal to more educated and urban based Malays in future. Whatever the Bumi agenda and in whatever forms and name, majority of the ordinary working class Malays and Malays who are not in the inner circle of Umno Baru elites had and shall not benefit from the Bumi affirmative policies.</p>KUTU KURAPhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/05132459437809618571noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6612372539712269579.post-17034907713573484742013-10-13T09:00:00.001+08:002013-10-13T09:00:05.979+08:00Muslims can’t stop others from using the word Allah<p><img 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alt="" width="400" height="266" /></p><p>PAS president Datuk Seri Abdul Hadi Awang (pic) today weighed in on the controversial "Allah" row, saying there is nothing wrong with non-Muslims using the term in their faiths provided it is not misused or misinterpreted.</p><p>"There is no law that does not allow other people to use the word ‘Allah’, but if they interpret it wrongly to Muslims, they need to answer because Allah means He is the only God to be worshiped,” Hadi said after launching a seminar on Shariah at the Universiti Selangor in Shah Alam, today.</p><p>Hadi's statement comes as the Court of Appeal prepares to give its decision on the appeal by Catholic weekly newspaper Herald to be allowed to use the word.</p><p>The High Court in Kuala Lumpur had ruled on December 31, 2009 that the weekly newspaper could use the word.</p><p>Following Putrajaya’s appeal against that decision, a three-man bench led by Datuk Seri Mohamad Apandi Ali heard submissions on September 10 from lawyers representing Putrajaya, the Kuala Lumpur Archdiocese of the Roman Catholic Church and Islamic religious councils.</p><p>Hadi said it was not for Muslims to stop others from using the word “Allah”, pointing out that unlike the word "God", “Allah” is an Arabic word which cannot be translated into another language.</p><p>This, he added, makes the term sacred.</p><p>His comments contrast the recent call by the Department of Islamic Development (Jakim) on Muslims to unite against any attempt to misuse the word "Allah".</p><p>The Council, in the prepared text of the Friday sermon, has questioned the use of the word "Allah" in the Bible, saying the action was contradictory to Christians' belief in the concept of Trinity.</p><p>But Jakim added that use of the term in Christian bibles could cause confusion among Muslims, saying they might be mistaken about the identity of "Allah" and ultimately destroy their faith.</p><p>Jakim's call prompted a defiant statement from church leaders in Sabah and Sarawak which said Christians would continue using “Allah” regardless of court outcome.</p><p>"The Bumiputera church will continue to use the Bahasa Malaysia Alkitab together with the word 'Allah' both of which are fundamental to all aspects of the profession and practice of the Christian faith," they said in a strongly-worded statement last night.</p><p>The Allah row erupted in early 2009 after the Home Ministry threatened to revoke Herald’s permit for using the word in place of God.</p><p>The church then took Putrajaya to court, accusing it of violating the constitutional rights of Christians.</p><p>The High Court allowed the church's judicial review application and lifted the minister's ban.</p><p>Judge Lau Bee Lan said that the church had a constitutional right to use the word Allah in its newspaper on the grounds that religions other than Islam can be practised in peace and harmony, as stated in the federal constitution</p><p> </p><p> </p><p>comments</p><p> </p><p> </p><p>JAKIM, follow your conscience not your political masters and you will be on the right path.</p><p>Jakim your actions indirectly is calling the Grand Mufti of Saudi Arabia Stupid for allowing the Christians there to use Allah as God in their bibles. How about one of you going there to take over his job.</p><p>No that's not the case. It's not about being 'more'. It's about being deviationist. UMNO's version of 'Islam' is nothing but a deviation.</p><p>Same goes with UMNO's view that racism, usury and corruption are somehow compatible with Islam. It's not.</p><p>PAS is always perceived as being very conservative but in this case, it seems more liberal and open-minded than Umno, who falsely portrays itself as a moderate party that represents all Muslims.<br /> Report</p>KUTU KURAPhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/05132459437809618571noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6612372539712269579.post-5158283458550915772013-10-07T12:12:00.001+08:002013-10-07T12:12:12.080+08:00Perkasa try sparked riots....50 years of UMNO rule... the majority of the Malays became poor...as UMNO plundered the nation's wealth to cronies....PERKASA pretend wood blind...!!!<p><img src="http://ts3.mm.bing.net/th?id=H.4866564207149602&w=217&h=155&c=7&rs=1&pid=1.7" alt="" width="400" height="286" /></p><p>Perkasa chief Ibrahim Ali al kataki</p><p>Right-wing group Perkasa has warned of another racial riot if the majority Malays remained poor, saying the Najib administration had done the right thing by introducing a new affirmative action programme.</p><p>The RM31 billion Bumiputera Economic Empowerment Plan (BEEP) is meant to raise the economic status of the Malays after the failures of previous plans but critics say it repudiates the market liberalisation moves in Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak's New Economic Model (NEM) launched three years ago.</p><p>"What guarantees can you give that if the situation remains and nothing is done to help the Malays there will not be another May 13?" Perkasa president Datuk Ibrahim Ali asked, referring to the 1969 race riots, Malaysia's worst in history.</p><p>The one-time government deputy minister said the welfare of the Malays, who form about 60% of the 29 million population, must be taken care of to guarantee security and political stability.</p><p>"The racial riots on May 13, 1969 occurred because Malays were not satisfied," he told The Malaysian Insider in an interview in Kuala Lumpur.</p><p>Ibrahim said less than 30% of the nation's wealth was in the hands of the Malays despite more than 50 years of independence.</p><p>"This is what I am repeatedly telling Umno leaders. What is the use of having tall buildings and excellent infrastructure when the Malays continue to remain poor in their country," he said, referring to the iconic 88-storey Petronas Twin Towers.</p><p>He said the Malays needed help now because the business environment had become more challenging as the world had become borderless.</p><p>Ibrahim, who lost his Pasir Mas parliamentary seat in the May 5 general election, said he was not talking about bread and butter issues.</p><p>"Nobody is starving here. Even those living in squatter areas own cars. I am concerned about the Malays having their fair share of the economic cake," Ibrahim said.</p><p>His concerns reflect those of right-wing politicians in Umno who have prodded Najib to have more favourable policies for the Malays.</p><p>On September 14, Najib announced several steps to further boost the economic participation of the Malays, further entrenching race-based policies.</p><p>The measures include privatising some government services and granting more government related contracts to firms owned by the Malays.</p><p>Najib also announced measures to boost entrepreneurship, home ownership and opportunities in education and employment for the Malay majority.</p><p>The Malays have benefited from wide ranging affirmative action privileges since the introduction of the National Economic Policy in 1971 but critics say it has stunted Malaysia's competitiveness and led to a huge brain drain of non-Malays.</p><p>After he took over in 2009, Najib had portrayed himself as a reformist who would roll back the privileges that have slowed down investment and marginalised the non-Malays.</p><p>However, the reforms failed to materialise due to stiff resistance from warlords within the Najib-led party, Umno.</p><p>The minority ethnic Chinese are about 25% of the population, are wealthier and still dominate the business sector.</p><p>Ibrahim said Chinese businessmen were raking in millions in profit in activities prohibited by Islam.</p><p>"They run gambling outlets and entertainment centres. The Malays who are Muslims cannot get involved because it is against the religion and also immoral," he said.</p><p>He said if Perkasa was a racist and religious extremist group, "we could have gone to the streets and protested to close these outlets, but we respect our friends".</p><p>Ibrahim said the Chinese could survive because they have a strong grip on the economy.</p><p>"They control the supply chain and have a monopoly over many economic sectors. But they are unhappy when the government announced affirmative programmes for the Malays. Be fair, lah,” he said.</p><p>He said the Chinese who controlled the private sector do not offer much help to the Malays.</p><p>Ibrahim also said some financial institutions imposed conditions on Malay businessmen, fearing they would default on loans and become bankrupt.</p><p>"These things (being bankrupt and not settling loans) also happen to Chinese businessman but why pick on the Malays?" he said.</p><p>He said more banks and financial schemes to specially cater to Malay traders should be set up to spur the community's participation in commercial activities.</p><p>He also blamed opposition leader Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim for the non-Malays becoming bolder in their demands.</p><p>"He went around promising them this and that if he was appointed prime minister," he said</p><p> </p><p> </p><p>comment</p><p> </p><p> </p><p>Ibrahim said Chinese businessmen were raking in millions in profit in activities prohibited by Islam......" Now who is it who has shares in many of the non islamic stocks, including beer companies, etc?</p><p>Malays are chronic beggars they just dont want to work hard...and to add to their misery bolehland kills the educational future and umno cronies steal what is meant for them...</p><p>The only way to save the Malays is to see the complete destruction and implosion of UMNO...there is actually no other way..</p><p>Is this fella trying to instigate another May 13, and then to blame it on the Chinese? That the Chinese robbed the Malays of what were "supposed to be" theirs? And the poor Malays have the right to ask for blood because they have not achieve their "30 % share of the economic pie"? What about the rich, super rich, Malays? Who have they robbed? If the Chinese could be accused of robbing when in fact they had earned their share through toil and sweat, what should be said of the Malays who got theirs through crutches and all sorts of Malay/Bumi Economic Empowerment Plans? Robbing the entire nation?</p><p>It's not the Chinese who stole from the Malays, it's the Malays who stole from the Malays.</p>KUTU KURAPhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/05132459437809618571noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6612372539712269579.post-65340345837946808742013-09-28T14:17:00.001+08:002013-09-28T14:17:35.451+08:00Malaysia most corrupt report ....Anwar and Jew did it not najib and all UMNO-BN cronies......ha ha ha ha....!!!!<p><img 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alt="" width="400" height="292" /></p><p>Corruption has become endemic in Malaysia, say opposition politicians in response to a report just released by Ernst & Young which ranked Malaysia as among the most corrupt nations in Asia.</p><p>They are also not surprised at Malaysia's ranking, saying this was evidence of the failure of Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak and his minister Datuk Paul Low</p><p>Low, the former president of Transparency International-Malaysia, was recruited by Najib as a minister in the Prime Minister's Department after the 13th general election to aid the government's efforts to combat corruption.</p><p>This is like a slap on Paul Low's face, especially since he recently insisted he was not merely an accessory in the government.All the talk of fighting corruption was rhetoric.</p><p>The report, titled Asia-Pacific Fraud Survey Report Series 2013, said Malaysia, along with China, had the highest levels of bribery and corruption found anywhere in the world.</p><p>It also listed Malaysia as among the countries most likely to take shortcuts to meet targets when economic times are tough.The report was proof that corruption had become endemic in Malaysia.</p><p>The report was consistent with past surveys such as the Global Financial Integrity report, which named Malaysia as one of the countries with the highest amount of illicit capital flight.</p><p>This will definitely hamper not only our ability to attract investment, but it also means that there are real structural issues that inhibit economic efficiency.</p><p>Corruption means money is wasted, and this contributes to our deteriorating financial position, in light of mounting public debt and increasing deficit</p><p>If the menace was not addressed, the consequences would be severe.</p><p>Currently, the negative outlook rating by Fitch was a clear indication that something was amiss, adding that if the country's sovereign credit rating was downgraded, it would result in higher costs of borrowing, thus impacting the entire country.</p><p>In July, global ratings agency Fitch Ratings revised Malaysia's sovereign credit rating outlook from stable to negative as the possibility of addressing public finance weaknesses had deteriorated after GE13.</p><p>The solution in fighting corruption is down to political will. It requires no infrastructure investment as it is nothing radical.</p><p>This included making the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission truly independent, as the current scenario was that only the small fish were caught while the major perpetrators escaped.</p><p>For example, until today, no one has been convicted for the Port Klang Free Zone fiasco, when it entailed RM12 billion of public funds. The National Feedlot Corporation scandal is another case in point..</p><p> </p><p>comment</p><p> </p><p> </p><p>Let's list down Najib and his merry BN excuses tomorrow:<br /> 1) Tell me which countries don't have corruption<br /> 2) The report cannot be trusted, our statistic shows otherwise<br /> 3) Our corruption index dropped by 123.99%<br /> 4) Not my problem<br /> 5) Anwar and Jew did it</p>KUTU KURAPhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/05132459437809618571noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6612372539712269579.post-36074073175380138212013-09-24T12:48:00.001+08:002013-09-24T12:48:09.654+08:00ibrahim frog that take opportunity.... but calls PAS leader “opportunist” for attending Chin Peng wake<p><img src="http://ts3.mm.bing.net/th?id=H.4837796466068290&pid=15.1" alt="" width="300" height="230" /></p><p>A Kedah PAS leader who turned up at Chin Peng's wake at a temple in Bangkok yesterday was described as an opportunist out to win Chinese support.</p><p>"This is nothing more than an attempt to strengthen his political standing," said Perkasa president Datuk Ibrahim Ali, referring to Fadzil Baharom, whom he claimed was trying to win Chinese votes, especially from among former Communist Party of Malaya members and their families.</p><p>“How can Muslim PAS leaders pay their respects to an infidel leader like Chin Peng?” he asked.</p><p>The Malaysian Insider reported that Fadzil was present at the Wat That Thong temple in Bangkok to pay his last respects to Chin Peng at 7pm yesterday.</p><p>Fadzil had said that despite the Malaysian government's portrayal of Chin Peng, he considered the latter to be a fighter.</p><p>Meanwhile, PAS deputy president Muhamad Sabu had disagreed with the government’s decision in refusing to allow Chin Peng’s remains to return, saying that there was nothing to fear with the ashes of the communist leader.</p><p>Chin Peng’s death sparked a controversy following Putrajaya's refusal to allow his ashes to be interred in his hometown in Sitiawan.</p><p>The government argued that thousands of Malaysians were killed or had suffered at the hands of the communists.</p><p>The decision drew flak from opposition parties and also prompted rare criticism from Barisan Nasional component party MCA. The Chinese party said Putrajaya had allowed the bodies of two Malaysian terrorists killed in Indonesia to be brought back to the country for burial in their hometowns.</p><p>Perkasa had also warned the MCA "not to upset the Malays" by insisting that Putrajaya allow Chin Peng's remains to be brought back here.</p><p>Chin Peng is expected to be cremated in Bangkok at 5pm today</p><p> </p><p> </p><p>comment</p><p> </p><p> </p><p>BN have to thank you for losing the Chinese support.Why only warned MCA not to upset the Malays? Why is PAS not being warned not to upset the Malays? MCA cannot upset the Malays but Ibrahim Ali can upset the Chinese causing the chinese votes to flock to PR otherwise BN could have win with 2/3 majority.</p><p>Who are you to make so much noise about this issue? Why were you so quiet when the bodies of two terrorists were killed and their bodies brought back for burial? We should be fair to everyone and not one sided. You seem to bring up a lot of nonsense issues that divide the people instead of trying to unite them. What can the ashes of Chin Beng do? I hate the word communism but we are not talking on that issue. If you are so against communism why is our government have to trade with China a communist country? Have some sense.</p><p>PAS for national unity!</p><p>"Opportunist" or not, PAS/Pakatan Rakyat are the leaders of majority Malaysians and UMNO/BN the leaders of minority Malaysians.</p><p>Surely, majority Malaysians cannot be wrong? PAS is looking more and more the leader of Malaysians and Malaysia, whereas, UMNO/BN, they are so broken, so disunited. UMNO, like what Mahathir said is ageing and will meet its demise soon!</p><p>PAS for All! Selamatkan Malaysia!</p>KUTU KURAPhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/05132459437809618571noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6612372539712269579.post-68352932887890778232013-09-24T12:35:00.001+08:002013-09-24T12:35:47.660+08:00 the struggle of chin peng deserved to support ..but do not support the struggle of UMNO which fear corpses ashes<p>Another PAS leader stands up for Chin Peng</p><p><img src="http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/assets/uploads/resizer/hanipa_maidin_350_266_100.jpg" alt="" width="350" height="266" /></p><p>Chin Peng continues to draw official condemnation days after his death, but a PAS Member of Parliament has today spoken up in defence of the late communist leader.</p><p>Sepang MP Mohamed Hanipa Maidin (pic) took to task Inspector-General of Police Tan Sri Khalid Abu Bakar, saying he should not follow right-wing Malay group Perkasa when talking about the law.</p><p>The PAS lawyer was commenting on Khalid's statement that border checks would be stepped up to prevent any attempts at bringing back Chin Peng's remains into Malaysia.</p><p>"I urge them not to make statements like the Malay rights group Perkasa. Their statements must not be based on emotions but on history and legal facts," the first-term MP said in the Parliament during a debate on the Legal Profession (Ammendment) Act 2012.</p><p>Hanipa then referred to a statement by Deputy Home Minister Datuk Wan Junaidi Tuanku Jaafar that Putrajaya has no legal power to stop Chin Peng's ashes from being brought in, as well as the comments from former Inspector-General of Police Tan Sri Abdul Rahim Noor, that Malaysia will be a laughing stock for not allowing Chin Peng's ashes into the country.</p><p>"The former IGP had also suggested that Chin Peng's contribution to the country be studied again.</p><p>"Good thing it was Rahim Noor who had said that and not Mat Sabu. If it was Mat Sabu, there would have been thousands of police reports lodged against him by BN politicians," Hanipa remarked, referring to PAS deputy president Mohamad Sabu.</p><p>Mohamad Sabu was at the centre of a storm last year for saying that history books deriding communist fighters should be revised.</p><p>Hanipa also defended Chin Peng as an independence fighter, a description that has not sat well with Umno leaders.</p><p>Hanipa is one of many PAS leaders who have openly come out in defence of Chin Peng, who died on September 16 in Bangkok.</p><p>Mohamad Sabu, in urging Putrajaya to reconsider its decision to bar Chin Peng's remains, pointed out that Islam never discriminated against its enemies.</p><p>Yesterday, a Kedah PAS leader, Fadzil Baharom, showed up at Chin Peng's wake at a temple in Bangkok, saying many Malaysians including PAS members have misunderstood the late leader.</p><p>"Malaysia's history has been changed. I am looking for the unvarnished version," said Fadzil.</p><p> </p><p> </p><p> </p><p>comments</p><p> </p><p> </p><p>A revolutionary ready to die for his beliefs on humanity against a group of people hungry for power and money...dont even speak of Ibrahim Katak Ali in the same breath as Chin Peng.....one stood steadfastly to his principles...the katak is still frogging around...</p><p>Why is UMNO so scared of communism? Their party is everything that is communism.</p><p>Chin Peng, regardless he was a Chinese, Indian or a Malay, he fought first against the Japs, and then the British. There is nothing wrong with that. He than signed a peace agreement with the government. Since the signing of the peace deal, he has not breach the agreement. Now all his family wants is to bring him back to his home town and reset in peace. Now, what is wrong with that. </p><p>Comrade Chin Peng, rest in peace. In live and even you are now death, UMNO is still afraid of your ghost that may haunt them should they allow you to return home.</p><p>UMNO must learn! Remember the Tian Chua/Lahad Datu fiasco, where police reports were lodged the length and breadth of the country? Where they tried to rile up the emotions of the rural folks? </p><p>What happened at the end of the day? Tian Chua was returned with a bigger majority in a Malay majority constituency. This only goes to tell the UMNO that Malaysians, urban Malays are too smart for all the sandiwaras. </p><p>With regards to Chin Peng, he is a martyr in his own rights whatever way you look at it. God decides that Malaysians remember Chin Peng and celebrate his death annually, that is why he left the world on Malaysia day. Chin Peng truly a patriot and a freedom fighter. </p><p>Again and again, it had been proven that PAS is surely the party to lead all Malaysians, seeing how their MPs visiting churches in the wake of the Allah issue. UMNO today is so irrelevant, it leads a minority Government, majority Malaysians just don't bother with their sandiwaras! </p><p>Unless UMNO becomes more responsible and leads with accountability, there is no way it can survives PRU 14! Malaysians of all races are as united as ever, as determined as ever to change this corrupt Government! </p><p> </p><p>Selamatkan Malaysia! Pakatan Harapan Rakyat!</p><p> </p>KUTU KURAPhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/05132459437809618571noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6612372539712269579.post-57304464898536253902013-09-24T08:47:00.001+08:002013-09-24T08:49:55.068+08:00Zahid Hamidi feet gabby or practice racism ???<p><strong>Chin Peng fought to return to Malaysia, say lawyers, contradicting Home Minister</strong></p><p><img src="http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/assets/uploads/resizer/0110_chingpeng_400_468_100_350_409_100.jpg" alt="" width="350" height="409" /></p><p>The Home Minister has said that Chin Peng did not take the two chances given to him to return to Malaysia, but the late communist leader’s lawyers have a different take on what took place.</p><p><span style="color: #ff0000;"><strong>According to one of them, Chin Peng (pic) wrote at least 10 letters to the government seeking permission to return to Malaysia following the 1989 Haadyai Peace Accord between the Communist Party of Malaya and the Malaysian government.</strong></span></p><p>All his applications were denied.</p><p>Lawyer Leong Cheok Keng said Chin Peng wrote a final note to a secretary of former prime minister Tun Abdullah Ahmad Badawi and when that also failed, he mounted a legal challenge.</p><p>"In one of those letters, he had also pleaded that he be allowed to visit his family on a social visit pass. He promised he would come in quietly. Even that was rejected," Leong told</p><p>All this was told to Leong by Chin Peng when they met to discuss his application to the courts to be granted entry into Malaysia. Leong was one of the lawyers who represented Chin Peng.</p><p><span style="color: #ff0000;"><strong>Leong's account contradicted that of Home Minister Datuk Seri Ahmad Zahid Hamidi who told the Dewan Rakyat earlier yesterday that Putrajaya had twice offered Chin Peng the chance to return, but the communist leader did not take up the offers.</strong></span></p><p>Leong, who is also DAP's Malim Nawar assemblyman in Perak, said Chin Peng had told him that his early correspondence with the government was done with the assistance of a Teluk Intan-based lawyer, the late David Chai.</p><p>"Chin Peng told us he wanted to return home within the one-year period which he was accorded after the signing of the treaty. He had tried then and when those applications were rejected he resorted to legal avenues," Leong told from Bangkok where he was among the 300 people who attended the communist leader's wake and funeral yesterday.</p><p>Leong said Chin Peng spoke of his earlier correspondence with the government to strengthen his legal argument. He filed the suit in March 2005 in the High Court but lost because he could not produce his certificates of birth and citizenship.</p><p>At the Court of Appeal in 2008, one of the three judges, Datuk Abdul Malik Ishak, said the memoirs written by Chin Peng containing full details of a British raid on June 16, 1948, entitled Alias Chin Peng - My Side of History, could not be accepted as the gospel truth.</p><p><span style="color: #ff0000;"><strong>"Anything can be written in the memoirs. The bottom line is this: Where are your documents? The onus is on Chin Peng to produce them," Abdul Malik said</strong>.</span></p><p>He had to produce the documents to prove that he was a Malaysian before he could pursue his legal action.</p><p><span style="color: #ff0000;"><strong>Chin Peng said he could not produce the documents as they were seized by police during a raid in Kampar. He escaped.</strong></span></p><p><img src="http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/assets/uploads/resizer/chinpeng-funeral-cremation-230913-reuters_400_292_100.jpg" alt="" width="400" height="292" /><br /> Relatives and mourners lead a procession for the cremation ceremony of the late Chin Peng in in Bangkok on September 23, 2013. - Reuters pic, September 24, 2013.</p><p><span style="color: #ff0000;"><strong>Chin Peng claimed that he was entitled to come back to Malaysia as he was born on Oct 20, 1923, in Sitiawan, Dinding, Perak.</strong></span></p><p>The legal challenge finally fizzled out in the Federal Court in 2009.</p><p>Another lawyer, Chan Kok Keong, echoed Leong's views in a text message.</p><p>Chin Peng was cremated in Bangkok yesterday but it is not known where his ashes will be interred.</p><p>His family has refused to say anything, but politicians are still debating whether his ashes should be allowed to be interred in Sitiawan.</p><p>Zahid had said that the government was against Chin Peng's ashes being brought back as it feared he would be hero-worshipped and that a monument would be built in his name.</p><p>The home minister also pointed out that Chin Peng and his communist guerrillas had killed more than 10,000 Malaysian men, women and children.</p><p><span style="color: #ff0000;"><strong>There are those who think it should be allowed. For one, MCA, a component of the ruling Barisan Nasional, has accused Putrajaya of being "racist" because of its stand. It pointed out that the remains of two Malaysian terrorists, Noordin Mat Top and Dr Azahari Hussein, who were killed by Indonesian police, were buried in Malacca and Johor respectively.</strong></span></p>KUTU KURAPhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/05132459437809618571noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6612372539712269579.post-5588443884080278272013-09-08T11:24:00.001+08:002013-09-08T11:24:16.158+08:00gabby feet chicken marks minister....Only 3 complaints filed in KL on price hikes following rise in fuel prices<p><img src="http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-XSE0jFsMUKo/UfQ-SEeDfrI/AAAAAAAAiRY/TtISNs9H2rA/s1600/AYAMM.jpg" alt="" width="459" height="306" /></p><p>Very few complaints on price hikes of goods and services have been received following the reduction in subsidy for the RON95 petrol and diesel, Domestic Trade, Cooperatives and Consumerism Minister Datuk Hasan Malek said today.</p><p>"As of today, we have received very few complaints, for example only three from the Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur," he told reporters after attending a Hari Raya gathering and opening of the Non-Pensionable Army Veterans Association building here today.</p><p>He was responding to a query as to whether the ministry had received such complaints from the public after the petrol and diesel subsidies were reduced by 20 sen.</p><p>Hasan said the reduction in subsidies did not have a big impact on the operating cost of businesses so it would be unreasonable for the price of goods and services to be hiked indiscriminately.</p><p>"I also wish to thank the traders who have not hiked their prices and who understand the government's aim of channelling the difference in subsidy to other expenditures," he said. - Bernama</p><p> </p><p> </p><p>comment</p><p> </p><p> </p><p>i believe that it is only 3 as it is a waste of time anyway..The 3 must be the driver, gardener and maid....so why bother.</p><p>so you gauge people's response through number of complaints? Sure... let me know how it feels to have tons of them stuffing through your doors after this.</p><p>This Hasan Malek is useless just like his members in UMNO.Did he ever see twitter, Facebook, internet portal news etc.<br /> Finish..Malaysia is going downwards instead of progressing towards 2020 if we've minister like him !!!</p>KUTU KURAPhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/05132459437809618571noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6612372539712269579.post-79406163843738933352013-08-29T05:57:00.001+08:002013-08-29T05:57:54.199+08:00racist dog threatens.. pull the cinema license if not aired racist movie<p>Tanda Putera director claims Penang cinemas can lose licence if they don’t show her film</p><p><img src="http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/assets/uploads/resizer/nazirsufari_tmi_TandaPutera_03_540_383_100.jpg" alt="" width="459" height="326" /></p><p>rascal movie from UMNO dog</p><p>If cinema operators in Penang do not screen the controversial movie Tanda Putera tomorrow, they risk having their licences revoked, director Datin Paduka Shuhaimi Baba said tonight.</p><p>She was reacting to a call by the Penang state government to cinemas not to screen the movie on the May 13 riots.</p><p>“As far as we are concerned the screening should go on as scheduled by FINAS Wajib Tayang Committee.</p><p>"If the cinema operators do not screen the film as scheduled, their licences can be revoked by FINAS," she said </p><p>The DAP has railed against the controversial film with the MCA joining in to express concerns with the scenes and dialogue that are said to be racially sensitive.</p><p>The DAP, especially, has been highly critical of the movie, pointing out that it can stoke racial tension by pinning the 1969 racial riots on the Chinese.</p><p>The party has been particularly irked by a purported scene in the movie, which has been linked to a young Lim Kit Siang urinating at a flagpole outside the house of former Selangor Menteri Besar Datuk Harun Idris.</p><p>Kit Siang, who is DAP adviser, denied that such an incident had taken place.</p><p>Shuhaimi had earlier insisted that the film is an interpretation of historical events derived from multiple opinions. She also said it is a fictional account of events surrounding the racial riots on May 13, 1969.</p><p>She said Guan Eng had erred in issuing the advisory, urging cinema operators not to screen the movie, pointing out that she is a “filmmaker and not his political opponent”.</p><p>"If indeed, this instruction came from the chief minister, I find this latest development irrational and incomprehensible as he has not even seen the movie.</p><p>"He (Guan Eng) should pick on someone his own size."</p><p>Meanwhile, Communications and Multimedia Minister Datuk Seri Ahmad Shabery Cheek had called Guan Eng's move “narrow-minded”, noting that only the Censorship Board could ban films in the country and the state government should know better.</p><p>Tanda Putera was supposed to have been aired last year but was postponed three times following protests against several scenes.</p><p>The cost of the movie is about RM4.8 million. It is a joint effort of Persona Pictures, Finas and Multimedia Development Corporation.</p><p> </p><p> </p><p>comment</p><p> </p><p> </p><p>This director should be charged with sedition in the first place. Why was this goon allowed to make this movie in this first place? Got some big gun behind?</p><p>Shuhaimi Baba is merely a film producer and what rights has she got to warn cinema operators. These cinemas are not her father's private property and she has no business whatsoever to warn those who do not wish to screen this racially biased movie. DOES THIS FOOLISH FILM PRODUCER FEEL FOR THOSE WHO LOST THEIR LIVES, LIMBS AND PROPERTY DURING THE RACE RIOT IN 1969?</p><p>All this drama to strengthen malay support on umno. Umno election around the corner. All of them just want to show they are defendent to malays...and they know they need more malay support for next election. we still trust our fren in pas and pkr We need their support to boycott..</p><p>I see the gangsters have moved into the movie business.! Already done education . Wonder what is next.?</p><p>ok...let it show at Cinemas.........BUT NO BODY will go and watch the SHOW......let it go Bankrupt with TOTAL LOST as no sales of Tickets.......!!!</p>KUTU KURAPhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/05132459437809618571noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6612372539712269579.post-63295885580114547482013-08-07T00:57:00.001+08:002013-08-07T00:57:18.916+08:00Pak Lah.....Mahathir not only resulted in the country bankrupt....whole association of UMNO bandits involved<p>If I listened to Mahathir, Malaysia would be bankrupt, says Abdullah</p><p><img src="http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-geGZs5TKPdo/T5ecpvjbYFI/AAAAAAAABVY/x-FR_t2avyg/s1600/orang+utan+pon+gelihati.jpg" alt="" width="459" height="306" /></p><p>If Tun Abdullah Ahmad Badawi had succumbed to the pressure applied by Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad to spend without a care and continue with some of his pet mega-projects, Malaysia would be bankrupt by now.</p><p>This frank assessment was offered by Abdullah in a book covering his years as the prime minister of Malaysia.</p><p>Titled, "Awakening: The Abdullah Badawi Years In Malaysia", it was scheduled to come out earlier but there were some concerns in Putrajaya that the fifth prime minister’s comments and observations could spark a war of words between Abdullah and Mahathir and split Umno before the May 5 general election.</p><p>Putrajaya need not have worried. Abdullah lobbed a few barbs here and there, and threw a few zingers in the direction of his chief critic but did not reveal state secrets or offer juicy and humiliating anecdotes about the country’s longest-serving PM.</p><p>And he could have, he said. Referring to the constant attacks against him by Mahathir and other critics when he was in office, he recalled that some people asked why he did not clarify in detail the role of his young advisers, his son’s involvement in business and the influence of son-in-law Khairy Jamaluddin.</p><p>“Perhaps I should have been more vehement in defending and explaining these issues. I could have retaliated by exposing Mahathir. But what good would have come out of this for the government and party?” he said.</p><p>He noted that Mahathir is very set in his ways and believed that his is the only way. And this fact is why Abdullah believes he has been on the receiving end of vitriol from mid-2006 till today.</p><p>After all the layers of biting comments from Mahathir are peeled away, it boiled down to just one thing: Mahathir’s inability to accept any other view except his own.</p><p>For example, Abdullah remembered that he went to see Mahathir and explain that he had to postpone several projects, including the double-tracking rail system that the latter had initiated because of the bulging budget deficit.</p><p>“He, however, disagreed with me as he felt the government should continue to spend. But how do we do it when the deficit was at such critical levels? It would be highly irresponsible for me to continue spending.</p><p>“So we had no choice but to reduce the deficit by postponing some of the mega-projects like double tracking and this made Mahathir furious. I suppose he viewed them as his pet projects.</p><p>“Can you imagine, if I had succumbed to Mahathir’s continued pressure to spend when the deficit was already so high, how could Malaysia have weathered the oil and financial crisis which subsequently came in 2008?</p><p>“The deficit which we brought down to 3.2 percent crept up again due to subsidies for oil and essentials and hovered again at the 5 percent level. If we had not been prudent then, continued to spend, I can tell you we would be bankrupt by now."</p><p>In the book, edited by Bridget Welsh and James Chin, Abdullah also said that when he left office in 2009, he was determined not to be like Mahathir. He wanted Datuk Seri Najib Razak to establish himself as the prime minister.</p><p>“That is why I have remained silent all this time. I believe that once you retire, you are retired. You should not interfere with your successor. If there is anything you are unhappy with, you can always offer your views privately. Why bring it up in public and make life difficult for him?</p><p>Abdullah earned the biggest mandate from the electorate in 2004 but squandered the historic opportunity to reform the country and carry through many of his election pledges. As a result, in 2008 he led Barisan Nasional to a poor showing, losing its customary two-thirds control of Parliament.</p><p>In the book, he accepted blame for not meeting the expectations of the voters but said that Mahathir could not walk away from the 2008 results unscathed.</p><p>“When we did well in 2004, he said such a strong mandate was not good for the country. When we did not do so well in 2008, he heaped all the blame on me.</p><p>"He is doing it even today… Mahathir cannot deny that he contributed to the erosion of Barisan Nasional’s support in the 2008 elections through his open and unwarranted criticisms and attacks, calling my administration, which included a majority of people from his own Cabinet, as a ‘half-past six government’ and accusing us of corruption and all sorts of things,” said Abdullah</p>KUTU KURAPhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/05132459437809618571noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6612372539712269579.post-11488944356168426442013-08-05T22:46:00.001+08:002013-08-05T22:46:26.972+08:00JAKIM acting like JAKUN....waste of public funds and spread lies<p>Chetz to be called up by Jakim for “insulting Islam”</p><p><img src="http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/assets/uploads/resizer/Anjing_360_270_100.jpg" alt="" width="459" height="344" /></p><p>at animal's lover ...double standard....Jakim to bark like a crazy dog....</p><p><img src="http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-am5tjLfxUGE/TeUX9vbscEI/AAAAAAAAHp0/ZaCl7hdfkTo/s400/A%2Bmirzan%2Barak.jpg" alt="" width="459" height="375" /></p><p>at this dog ...JAKIM be transvestites....just clever rocking penis in underwear</p><p>Compassion and kindness toward animals are noble acts but the YouTube clip of dog trainer Maznah Mohd Yusof bathing her dogs, with Islamic prayers as the background audio, is an insult to Islam, said Jakim.</p><p>This is the stand taken by the country’s top Islamic authority, which added that Maznah's actions are clearly wrong in the eyes of the religion.</p><p>"The content of the clip is blasphemous as it involves matters of worship related to heavy impurities (mughallazah),” said Datuk Othman Mustapha, the directory-general of Jakim.</p><p>Jakim came under fire from Maznah’s lawyer, Latheefa Koya, but in defending himself, Othman said Islam's view towards animals is the same as other religions except that there is a different concept on purity.</p><p>“The celebration of Hari Raya is also a form of worship but the clip does not portray that," he added.</p><p>He also questioned Maznah’s move to insert the audio of the Islamic prayer in the background.</p><p>“What she did was wrong as it was done on purpose. Moreover, it was recorded for public viewing,” Othman said.</p><p>Jakim and the state religious authority will call Maznah, or Chetz as she is popularly known, soon for an explanation and to advise her on the matter.</p><p>Maznah, 38, had caused a controversy when Umno-owned Utusan Malaysia reported a YouTube clip that was recorded three years ago which showed her celebrating Aidilfitri with her three dogs. She has denied uploading the clip to YouTube.</p><p>The clip also aired the line, “Celebrate Aidilfitri together, without prejudice toward species, colour and origin” (and including a photo of the three dogs).</p><p>Maznah was remanded by the police last week in Segamat, Johor, for two days before she was released on Friday.</p><p>Opposition leader Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim said the government had “overreacted” with their swift action, turning it immediately into a national issue.</p><p>“They could have just called and advised her. Just call and caution. There is no need to make this a national issue,” he told a press conference at the Parti Keadilan Rakyat’s (PKR) headquarters in Petaling Jaya yesterday.</p><p>Anwar said this in response to Jakim’s decision that the clip was insulting toward Muslims.</p><p> </p><p> </p><p>comment</p><p> </p><p> </p><p>This religious body, Jakim, is trying to show that they are masters of Islam. I honestly do not know why some of these Muslims are so offended by the video.</p><p>So now, what about the You tube a few months ago about a Malay man in the outskirts of the city keeping so many dogs? Is Jakim going to question him as well? At least, Chetz and this Malay man are kind hearted?</p><p>Those are have been so critical about this young lady and making so much hoo haa are giving Islam a very bad name. It only shows how small minded some of these Muslims are.</p><p>Evil devil regime allowing massive prosecution</p><p>Wasting public funds and resources pursuing insignificant act. There are more urgent matters like public security and murderers on the loose.WE should not give space to these Morons for "flogging a dead horse" issue .</p>KUTU KURAPhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/05132459437809618571noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6612372539712269579.post-57754764170588807942013-07-31T01:23:00.001+08:002013-07-31T01:23:10.383+08:00IGP most fools...not able to catch criminals...accuse friends firing MyWatch chairman<p><img src="http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/assets/uploads/resizer/SANJEEVAN_290713_TMIAFIF_004_540_360_100.jpg" alt="" width="450" height="300" /></p><p>The suspects behind the attempted murder of MyWatch chairman R Sri Sanjeevan could have been his own friends.</p><p>Inspector-General of Police Tan Sri Khalid Abu Bakar said initial investigations had led police to this startling revelation.</p><p>Khalid declined to elaborate further as investigations led by Federal CID director Datuk Hadi Ho Abdullah were still on-going, a news portal reported.</p><p>Sanjeevan was driving a silver BMW in Jempol when two men on a motorcycle approached his vehicle before firing a shot at him.</p><p>He is currently warded in Serdang hospital where he is reported to be in stable condition.</p>KUTU KURAPhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/05132459437809618571noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6612372539712269579.post-29286508440562690392013-07-31T01:15:00.001+08:002013-07-31T01:15:55.873+08:00stupid idea by noh omar...parent, teacher bodies say “no” to charging “canteen in shower room” whistleblower with sedition<p><img src="http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/assets/uploads/resizer/noh1_350_234_100.jpg" alt="" width="250" height="167" /></p><p>Charge the person who uploaded photographs of pupils of SK Seri Pristana eating in the school's shower room with sedition?</p><p>No way, said teacher and parent bodies, which wanted the authorities to end the sideshow surrounding the incident and instead focus on improving education and answering more pertinent questions raised by the episode.</p><p>They were reacting to a call from the Selangor Umno liaison committee chairman Datuk Seri Noh Omar (pic) who urged the authorities to charge those responsible for uploading the photographs with sedition. He said this after visiting the school earlier today.</p><p>The photographs which were uploaded on a Facebook page belonging to a parent who wished to be known as Guneswari, caused an uproar against the headmaster and the school.</p><p>The headmaster, Mohamad Nasir Mohd Noor, had earlier apologised to parents but later lodged a police report alleging that the photographs had created tension.</p><p>National Union of Teaching Profession (NUTP) president Hashim Adnan said the headmaster had apologised and the deputy education minister had visited the school and said the matter was "settled", and that it was "not linked to race or religion".</p><p>“Now you want to charge the person responsible for uploading the photograph with sedition?” he asked.</p><p>“Let them upload the photographs. The photographs are not pornography.</p><p>"We should not make a mockery of this. Let the matter rest."</p><p>ashim said there are so many more other things to do, for example to strive for better quality education.</p><p>Parents Action Group for Education Malaysia chairman Datin Noor Azimah Abdul Rahim said the matter has been blown out of proportion.</p><p>“This has nothing to do with race. If you see the comments on Facebook, even Muslims were on her (the parent identified as Guneswari) side. This was just a poor decision made by the school. There is no issue here,” she said.</p><p>“In fact, we should be looking at other more serious issues such as the over enrolment of pupils. Why aren’t the authorities looking into this instead?”</p><p>National Parent-Teacher Association Collaborative Council president Datuk Mohd Ali Hassan also echoed Hashim and Noor Azimah’s sentiments.</p><p>“Let us all just cool down. The parent who uploaded the photograph probably just wanted some kind of response. We have to be rational and understanding,” he said.</p><p>Meanwhile, MCA Youth chief Datuk Wee Ka Siong in a text message said: “I disagree (with Noh’s statement). How can one relate uploading the photograph with sedition?</p><p>“And even if it is true, what is the justification to punish the whistleblower?” Wee asked.</p><p> </p><p> </p><p>comment</p><p> </p><p> </p><p>Just look at the quality of BN/UMNO leaders, are you not ashamed fellow Malaysians?</p><p>Just where are the professionals in UMNO? We always have big mouths like this spoiling everything for Malaysia.</p><p>Just ship out UMNO folks come PRU 14 and save the country all the sandiwaras!</p><p>Nowadays, Sedition is a favourite word with the BN gomen. In their dictionary and vocabulary, sedition is on top from A to Z. Maybe one of these days if you don't address them as Datuk, Tan Sri, etc, you will be charged with sedition! Sigh</p><p>Noh Omar is looking for cheap publicity in view of up coming UMNO elections...No wonder BN lost Selangor with even greater margin.</p>KUTU KURAPhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/05132459437809618571noreply@blogger.com0