YB. Datuk Jahara kata Pulau Pinang gitu "Euro-Centric"...
Ketua Pembangkang DUN Pulau Pinang Datuk Jahara Hamid,ADUN UMNO Teluk Air Tawar ketika dalam ucapannya di DUN Pulau Pinang. berkata, Pulau Pinang seakan ke arah 'Euro Centric' apabila nama-nama kampung, jalan, bangunan, pusat peranginan, arena komersial, taman-taman yang sepatutnya menonjol identiti Melayu, Cina dan India telah di'Inggeris'kan.
Seorang lagi ADUN UMNO/Pembangkang dari Kawasan Pulau Betong, YB.Muhamad Farid Saad kata "Mungkin kerana terlalu nak 'Euro Centric' sangat, bercakaplah mengenai Penang Cleaner, Greener, Healthier AND Safer, sampai di mana identiti Melayu, Cina, India rakyat Malaysia yang sebenar.
Man Sekole komen...
"Euro Centric" kata YB.Datuk Jahara Hamid, mai cek tunjuk apa yang depa buat di peringkat Persekutuan di bawah pemerintahan parti Datuk...
Di Putrajaya, Pusat Pentadbiran Kerajaan,perkataan2 seperti Precint,& Boulevard dan Parcel diguna pakai untuk menggantikan ‘kawasan’, ‘jalan’ dan ‘dataran’.
PWTC @ Putra World Trade Centre.Malu dan aib sangatkah untuk menyebut Pusat Dagangan Dunia Putra? Kenapa KLCC, dan tidak PBRKL (Pusat Bandar Raya Kuala Lumpur)? Kenapa KLIA, dan tidak LTAKL?
Di Kuala Lumpur menonjol sangat bangunan2 memakai nama asing. Pantang tinggi sikit terus guna perkataan Tower, maka sana sini bertower-tower. Pemilik bangunan malu menggunakan perkataan ‘Menara’ atau ‘Puncak’, konon istilah2 Melayu itu tiada nilai komersial.
Kalau tak Tower, banyak pula perkataan lain daripada bahasa Inggeris yang digunakan pada bangunan komersial seperti Height, Square, Avenue, View, Crest, dan lain2. Konon dengan nama2 Inggeris itu orang2 KL berangan2 seolah2 depa hidup di London, Paris, New York.
Nama2 kawasan taman perumahan dan kediaman mewah pun terikut2 juga. Pantang ada kawasan berair – walau hanya sebesar londang kerbau – terus diberi nama Lake View Garden. Waima Kampung Kerinci pun ditukar kepada Bangsar South.
Pantai Teluk Mok Nik di Kemaman, Terengganu, terus dipromosikan sebagai Monica Bay.
Tanya bos(PM) Datuk pasai apa guna istilah "Bajet" dan bukan "Belanjawan"
Pasai apa Cukai Barangan dan Perkhidmatan disebut oleh semua, termasuk PM & para menteri2 Melayu, sebagai GST. Apa salahnya sebut CBP? Pasai tu Ahmad Maslan jadi bluuuur bila cakap pasai GST!!!
YB.Datuk Jahara Hamid suruh orang2 besaq yang dok taboq dedak di KL & Putrajaya tu tukaq dulu sebelum Datuk buat kalut di DUN Pulau Pinang. Wasalam - f/bk
Cash the factor BN used to grab Sarawak rural seats...
Cash handouts and development allocations were among the main factors BN used to win handsomely in the rural seats of Sarawak in the May 7 state election, says political analyst James Chin.
Chin claimed that money began flowing into the rural areas just before the voting day.
"The well-known factor is 'cash is king'," he said in his lecture on the Sarawak election at the Sunway University in Bandar Sunway, Petaling Jaya, this afternoon.
"That was the main factor, because the money went down on the night before the election and on the early morning of the voting.
"That swung (the votes) around, that was the deciding factor. In social media, they call this the killer app," Chin said.
According to political scientist Bridget Welsh, the Sarawak constituencies are made up of 30 rural, 38 semi-rural and 14 urban seats.
Sarawak BN won 72 out of the 82 state assembly seats in the recently concluded election. It lost 10 seats, mostly urban seats, to DAP (seven) and PKR (three).
Chin, who is also the director of Asian Institute at the University of Tasmania, Australia, hails from Sarawak.
Najib and his cabinet went to rural hot spots
"Prime Minister Najib Razak and his cabinet went to the rural hot seats and provided a wonderful thing that can only happen in Malaysia - called 'on-the-spot grants'.
"So, you come on a helicopter and give drainage allocation, on the ground, when there is a complaint," Chin said. "That was very effective in swinging the undecided voters."
For many in the Borneo state, the state election was not meant to decide on a representative, but rather a festival where free food and drinks, as well as handouts were showered on them, he said.
"Some even get attendance fees (for coming to the events of the election candidates). They got RM35 from a low-class candidate and RM50 for a high-class candidate," Chin said, said to laughter.
He then sardonically said that this was rather a "buy election" instead of a state election in nature.
That was not an election simply because BN had secured at least two-thirds of the seats in the state assembly through its strongholds and new seats created in the redelineation exercise, he said.
Chin expects to see the "cash is king" culture appear in peninsular Malaysia as well during the next general election.
However, he rejected the authenticity of reports in the foreign media that said Najib won big in the Sarawak state election, saying the real contributor to the victory was Adenan. Baca seterusnya...
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