Najib - RM 3 juta SRJKC Rasa dah tunai, RM49,000 Felda bila lagi......

Timbalan Presiden Keadilan Rakyat, Senator Dr Syed Husin Ali menempelak Umno-BN yang menjanjikan RM50,000 kepada penduduk di Felda Sungai Buaya jika mereka mengundi untuk memenangkan parti itu pada Pilihan Raya Kecil Parlimen Hulu Selangor, Ahad lepas.

Sambil menganggapnya sebagai suatu bentuk rasuah, beliau mempertikaikan tindakan yang telah dan akan dilakukan Umno-BN bagi mengotakan janji mereka kepada peneroka di Felda tersebut.

“Ia satu kes rasuah yang perlu ditekankan iaitu tawaran RM50,000 kepada peneroka-peneroka di Sungai Buaya, kerana tanah di kawasan tersebut telah dibeli oleh Syarikat Etika yang telah ditutup,” katanya pada sidang media Pakatan Rakyat di lobi Dewan Negara hari ini.

Jelasnya, dalam hampir 20 tahun peneroka Felda itu tidak dibayar apa-apa dan kini mereka dijanjikan RM50,000 dengan RM1,000 telah dibayar tunai walaupun pada ketika membeli tanah tersebut dahulu, syarikat Etika telah membayar RM1,000.

“Jadi kira-kira RM850,000 masih belum dibayar. Persoalannya sekarang ini siapakah yang akan membayar RM50,000 itu dan siapa akan tanggung RM850,000 yang belum dibayar?

“Walaupun Najib berjanji akan bayar, daripada mana punca wang diperolehi sama ada wang parti atau kerajaan atau pihak yang lain,” tegasnya.

Ujarnya, apa yang nyata ia adalah tawaran tersebut adalah berupa korupsi kerana ada yang ditawarkan dengan wang RM250, RM500 dan RM1,000 kepada keluarga Melayu dan India dan kesemuanya itu menjadi bukti.

Pada 23 April lalu, Najib mengumumkan pembayaran pampasan tanah atas pembelian tanah sebanyak RM50,000 kepada 100 bekas peneroka Felda Sungai Buaya, yang membawa kepada jumlah RM5 juta. Setiap daripada mereka memperolehi RM1,000 pada peringkat awal yang merupakan hasil penantian 15 tahun.

Sementara itu, Senator Ir Zamri Yusuf berkata bagi kawasan yang mengalami penurunan iaitu di Felda Sungai Buaya yang melibatkan pemberian rasuah (janji RM50,000) dan ugutan kerana yang dibayar itu hanya RM1,000 setelah syarikat yang sepatutnya membayar RM49,000 itu muflis, hanya akan dapat jika memberi kemenangan kepada BN.

“Bila kita pertikaikan hal ini Najib mengalih isu kepada pelan transformasi sedangkan ianya perkara yang berasingan kerana isu ini adalah membabitkan ugutan dan paksaan,” katanya.

Trend itu jelas dapat disaksikan Zamri sendiri semasa dua hari terakhir kempen apabila terdapat seorang penduduk di kampung terbabit keluar dengan membawa sebilah parang yang diletak di dalam raga motosikalnya bagi menghalang penyokong Pakatan Rakyat melaksanakan tugasan kempen kerana bimbang akan kehilangan RM49,000 yang dijanjikan Umno-BN.

“Ini merupakan salah satu kesalahan besar pada pilihan raya kali ini,” ujarnya.

source:harakahdaily

Pendek kata masalah tanah orang2 Melayu Felda di Sungai Buaya dengan gomen UMNO/BN ini bolehlah aku ringkaskan begini...

"Haruskah aku(Melayu Felda) berterima kasih kepada anda(UMNO),sekiranya anda telah mengambil serta menggunakan kereta Lambogini Diablo aku 15 tahun yang lalu dan sekarang membayar aku sebanyak 500 rupiah untuknya?"

Lu pikiaqlah sendiri.........

cheers.

Kes bunuh pelajar 15 tahun dibawa ke Dewan Negara........

Satu usul telah difailkan di Dewan Negara untuk membahaskan tindakan polis menembak mati seorang pelajar berusia 14 tahun - Aminulrasyid Amzad.Usul tersebut difailkan oleh Senator Dr S Ramakrishnan semalam.

“Ini adalah perkara serius membabitkan kepentingan awam,” katanya dalam sidang media di lobi parlimen hari ini.

Aminulrasyid ditembak mati pada jam 2 pagi Isnin lalu di Seksyen 11 Shah Alam, selepas didakwa melanggar beberapa lampu isyarat.

Polis mendakwa mereka melepaskan empat tembakan ke arah kereta yang dipandu remaja itu apabila ia cuba berundur dan merempuh ke arah polis.

"Saya berharap usul itu dapat didebatkan pada Isnin kerana perkara itu memerlukan perhatian segera," kata Ramakrishnan.

Senator DAP itu juga menuntut agar diwajibkan penubuhan inkues bebas setiap kali polis menembak orang awam.

Katanya rakyat berhak mendapat perlindungan dan perkhidmatan yang lebih baik daripada pasukan polis.

"Kesilapan menembak akan mengakibatkan kematian. Tidak boleh patah balik. Justeru, keputusan untuk menembak tidak patut diambil kecuali polis yakin bahawa mereka menembak penjenayah," katanya sambil menekankan kepentingan inkues bagi menyiasat kejadian seumpama itu.

source:malaysiakini

Kita tengok sama ada speaker Dewan Negara, lantikkan BN ada teloq untuk menerima usul tersebut.

Sementara itu majlis peguam minta gomen tubuh inkues....baca di sini.

cheers.

P212 Sibu - Robert Lau(BN) vs Wong Ho Leng(DAP)....

Lawyer Robert Lau Hui Yew, 45, is Barisan Nasional's candidate to defend the Sibu parliamentary seat in the by-election next month.The choice of the Sarawak United Peoples' Party (SUPP) Sibu branch assistant treasurer was announced by Sarawak Chief Minister Abdul Taib Mahmud in Kuching today.

Abdul Taib said the prime minister had agreed to Lau's candidacy as he fitted the BN's brand new image.

"I must congratulate the SUPP for choosing the best candidate," he said.

Present was Deputy Chief Minister Dr George Chan Hong Nam who is SUPP president. Chan is confident that the people would support the BN and the party, which he said had reinvented itself.

"We picked Lau because we want to give the opportunity to a young and energetic leader in our party to serve the people; it's a new beginning for the party," he said.Chan said Lau's approachable attitude would be his winning trait.

Lau, 45, fondly known as Robert Lau Junior, is the second cousin of the late five-term Sibu MP Datuk Robert Lau Hoi Chew who died on April 9 after a long battle with liver cancer.He has been the favourite for the seat owing to his active participation in party work as well as his friendly approach.

DAP secretary-general Lim Guan Eng announced tonight that the DAP Sarawak chairman and state assemblyman for Bukit Assek, Wong Ho Leng , will be the DAP/Pakatan Rakyat candidate for the upcoming Sibu by-election. Guan Eng made the announcement at a fund raising dinner that in Sibu.

It was attended by DAP leaders including its parliamentary leader, Lim Kit Siang, national vice chairman and MP for Cheras Tan Kok Wai, national treasurer and MP for Bukit Bintang Fong Kui Lun, national vice chairman and MP for Bandar Kuching Chong Chieng Jen, MP for Jelutong Jeff Ooi, sssistant national organising secretary Vincent Wu, and Sarawak DAP deputy chairman and state assemblyperson for Kidurong, Chiew Chin Sing.

Pakatan component parties were represented by PAS' secretary general, Mustafa Ali, PKR Sarawak deputy chairman, Zainal Abidin (who was representing his National President Datuk Seri Dr Wan Azizah Was Ismail who missed her flight earlier in the day) and Johnny Wong of SNAP.

Over 2,000 guests, including significant number of Iban community leaders, attended the dinner.

source:malaysiakini

cheers.

Mat Sabu - BN can forget about Selangor........

PAS central committee member Mohamad Sabu said should the voting pattern in Hulu Selangor continue into the next general election, the Barisan Nasional can forget all hopes of wresting back Selangor from Pakatan Rakyat.

"This also means Penang will be remain under PR, Perak will throw out the BN state government and Negeri Sembilan could also follow suit," said Mohamad Sabu.

He said the PR would be able to win more state seats in Selangor although it could lose some of them to BN.

The recent Hulu Selangor by-election saw the BN wresting back the parliamentary seat from PKR which won in 2008 with a wafer thin majority of 198.

Racial sentiments among Malays

Sabu also said the trend in Hulu Selangor brought into open racial sentiments among Malay voters.

"UMNO leaders have succeeded in convincing the majority Malay voters that BN is Malay and vice versa. That was why they voted for BN," he added.

As such, he said PAS faced a huge challenge to explain to the people that UMNO and BN had been in fact traitors to the Malays since independence in 1957, and made use of narrow racism for their own interests.

He said this was because PAS was a majority-Malay party and it carried a burden to "free the Malay mind from such deviant thoughts which placed the interest of Islam and Malays on UMNO."

"We should leave our fate to God, not UMNO. It is unfortunate that a section of Malay political leaders tie their destiny to UMNO, ostensibly to defend Malay and Muslim interest," he said.

He reminded that if the PR leadership continued to administer the state governments to ensure they were corruption-free, not given to extravagance, live in moderation and were prudent in financial management so that money could flow back to the people, the current support for PR can be sustained.

source:Harakahdaily

cheers.

Kamalanathan-You won the 'buy election'......

Read this interesting piece by blogger Aspan Alias(edited).........

Firstly I wish to congratulate Kamalanathan for his win in this hard and strenuous fight in Hulu Selangor ‘buy election’.

The one thousand over vote’s majority is considered to be the most expensive votes in the history of any election that one can reminisce.

All in all there were about more than 200 million spent and pledged to gain this a thousand over majority, among which 35 million ringgit just for one Chinese School; and that swung 20 percent of the Chinese votes in the whole of Hulu Selangor.

The hefty cash offer of fifty thousand ringgit each family to Sg Buaya settlers came up to be the most effective strategy for BN and it was an obvious and serious encroachment of the election printed regulations.



By that unethical election conduct, BN won with just over a thousand votes that makes up to be the most expensive vote purchase in our by or buy election in this country.

Now as Zaid Ibrahim has been saying in the past days he is fighting on uneven playing field, but what can we do? This is our democratic recipe in Malaysia.

Where can we go? We can’t be fleeing the country, just because there is an unfair election process. We stay and die here and from now on just let everything happens as it likes.

That is already an accepted practice in Malaysian politics; money, money and money. We can’t think of anything but don’t worry; they are experts in creating election technology. They know what and how to do the magic through big funds and they know exactly how to play that magic.

I hope Zaid and his followers won’t be disheartened by this well designed defeat and just accept it in good spirit even though you and everybody know why you lost; You went through a genuine by election while your opposing party went through ‘buy election’.

source:aspanaliasnet.blogspot

MACC is closemouthed about it and if the 1Malaysia PM doesnt care..............



cheers.

Tiada pemenang dalam PRK Hulu Selangor...........

Tiada pemenang dalam Pilihan Raya Kecil Hulu Selangor, malah ia belum cukup untuk dilihat sebagai referendum terhadap Perdana Menteri Najib Razak sungguhpun Barisan Nasional menawan semula kawasan pengundian ini. Demikianlah pandangan pengkaji politik, Bridget Welsh semasa mengulas keputusan PRK Hulu Selangor.

Ketika dihubungi MerdekaReview, Bridget Welsh (gambar kiri) yang juga Profesor Madya di Singapore Management University berkata, walaupun BN memenangi PRK ini, namun ia satu kemenangan yang "kurang cantik", khususnya apabila Najib menongkah arus tradisional dan turun sendiri ke padang untuk menarik undi dengan menabur gula.

"Sememangnya, anda boleh mengatakan menang tu menang-lah," kata Bridget Welsh. Pada awal PRK Hulu Selangor, Bridget Welsh menganggap ia sebagai satu referendum terhadap prestasi Najib dalam menguruskan ekonomi negara kita. Namun, setelah mengamati kempen untuk PRK ini, beliau menganggap ia "belum cukup untuk dilihat sebagai referendum".

Calon MIC-BN P.Kamalanathan menewaskan calon PKR-PR Zaid Ibrahim dengan majoriti 1,725 undi. PRK yang mencatat kadar pengundian 75.87% ini mempunyai 731 undi rosak. (Baca: Akhirnya, Zaid Ibrahim tewas!)

Pakatan Rakyat perlu muhasabah

Selain itu, Bridget Welsh berpendapat bahawa Pakatan Rakyat harus mengambil iktibar dari PRK ini. Menurut Bridget, PR harus berkempen dalam satu pasukan, malah dalam PRK ini, PR lebih berada pada kedudukan "mengawal" (defend), dan agak perlahan langkahnya pada peringkat permulaan. Beliau menjangkakan keadaan mungkin memihak kepada PR seandainya tempoh berkempen dipanjangkan.

Pada pandangan Bridget, sungguhpun strategi BN untuk menyerang secara peribadi terhadap Zaid (gambar kanan) dan menabur gula kelihatan berkesan, namun taktik ini telah menjadikan kemenangan ini tercalit. Beliau menganggap Zaid Ibrahim seorang calon yang baik dan berwawasan, tetapi lemah dalam strategi kempennya.

"Saya merasakan tiada pemenang yang sebenarnya dalam PRK ini. Malah pengundi Hulu Selangor juga bukan pemenang yang sebenar. Walau bagaimanapun, saya masih dalam pengamatan," katanya.

Pada 24 April, PM Najib menjanjikan peruntukan sebanyak RM3 juta kepada SRJK (c) Rasa, pembinaan 200 unit rumah kos rendah di Hulu Bernam dan peruntukan RM25 ribu kepada dua pertubuhan Cina di Hulu Bernam, seandainya BN menang.

Pada 23 April, Najib mengumumkan pembayaran pampasan tanah atas pembelian tanah sebanyak RM 50 ribu kepada 100 orang bekas peneroka FELDA Sungai Buaya, yang membawa kepada jumlah RM5 juta. Setiap daripada mereka memperolehi RM1000 pada peringkat awal, dan ini merupakan hasil penantian 15 tahun oleh mereka.

Selain itu, Najib mengumumkan pembinaan susur masuk dan keluar Sungai Buaya di Lebuhraya Utara-Selatan yang bernilai RM85 juta, yang bakal dimulakan pada tahun depan dan dijangka akan disiapkan dalam tempoh dua tahun.

PRK Ijok?

Apa yang menarik, PRK Hulu Selangor agak menyerupai PRK Ijok pada tahun 2007 dalam banyak perkara. PM ketika itu, Abdullah Ahmad Badawi turun ke kawasan pengundian tiga hari sebelum mengundi, apabila keadaan agak mencemaskan buat pihak BN. Apa yang berbeza, bekas PM Mahathir Mohamad tidak dibawa bersama. Namun, kempen BN yang diketuai Najib pada ketika itu juga mengerahkan jentera kerajaan sepenuhnya.

Dalam kedua-dua PRK ini, budaya rasuah, ugutan, samseng bermaharajalela. Selain itu, Suruhanjaya Pilihan Raya (SPR) juga tidak memperlihatkan "keberkecualiannya", apabila masalah senarai daftar pengundi, pertukaran pusat mengundi masih berlaku.

Jika dilihat kejadian keganasan yang berlaku, PRK Hulu Selangor mungkin gagal menandingi PRK Ijok, kerana calon PKR ketika itu, Khalid Ibrahim dibaling dengan air botol semasa berkempen. Malah pada hari penamaan calon, Naib Ketua Pemuda UMNO ketika itu, Khairy Jamaluddin (gambar kanan) mengetuai penyokong BN untuk bertelagah dengan PR. Poster "Sedia Gempur" kelihatan di mana-mana, malah berlakunya perang membaling air botol dan pertembungan fizikal.

Kedua-dua PRK ini memperlihatkan kecenderungan pengundi Cina untuk menyokong PKR. Walaupun PKR tidak menang di Pekan Ijok, kawasan pengundi Cina majoriti, namun PRK hanya tewas nipis, memperlihatkan pola pengundi Cina yang menyebelahi PKR.

(Chen Shaua Fui ialah Assistant Editor MerdekaReview, edisi bahasa Cina. Diterjemah dan disunting oleh Lim Hong Siang.)

source:merdekareview

Nak refrendum apa, kalau penyamun datang dengan berpegang duit di sebelah kanan dan parang di sebelah kiri, kemundian ugut, undilah kami kalau kamu semua nak duit ini, jika tidak.......

1Malaysia tak percaya kepada penipu besaq ini.........

cheers.

P94 - Hulu Selangor - PKR kalah bukan kerana BN hebat sangat.......

majoriti - 1725

undi rosak - 731

peratus mengundi - 75%

Jika dikaji undi PKR sebenarnya meningkat dan kalahpun jika ditolak undi pos(undi deposit BN/UMNO) baru 1725-767 = 958. Itulah majority sebenarnya. Jangan lupa juga, sabotaj daripada pemimpin dan ahli PKR tempatan seperti Dr.Halili, adalah antara punca PKR gagal meraih undi Melayu.

“This journey was built on our desire to seek truth and justice. If BN is desperate enough to do whatever to win, does that mean we should do the same? No! We fight with dignity"-Fauziah Sa
lleh PKR election coordinator.

BN has nothing to celebrate. PKR did not lose in Hulu Selangor. BN began with an advantage of over 6,000 votes from all three state seats it won in the parliamentary area during the last general election. What with the amount of corrupt money, racial campaign and lies through the Malay media especially, Umno should be ashamed it won only by about 1,700 votes. PKR still managed to get more than 40 percent Malay votes although Umno expected to harness more than 70 percent. There was increase of support for PKR in the Felda areas.- Syed Husin Ali, PKR deputy president

Orang Melayu Felda dan orang India Hulu Selangor hidup miskin bak zaman 60'an dan mahu kekal sedemikan selama2nya. Itulah pilihan mereka, kita boleh buat apa? Adakah RM1000 boleh menampung hidup buat selama-lamanya? Lu pikiaqlah sendiri.

Macam mana tak menang, seluruh jentera gomen pusat dipandu oleh Najib 1Malaysia vs Zaid Ibrahim. Najib 1Malaysia ramal BN menang dengan majoriti 8,000 undi,sedangkan timbalannya kata 6,000 undi majoriti. Tapi dengan jentera 1Malaysia itu hanya sekadar dapat majoriti 1725 saja, kodilah sikit.

Kepada Zaid Ibrahim dan PKR nothing is lost, kita cuba lagi di lain hari. Lawan tetap lawan........

cheers.

P94 - Hulu Selangor - Selamat Mengundi.........

Sungguhpun PRK Hulu Selangor ini adalah pertarungan 'straight fight' antara calon PKR dengan calon MIC, tapi secara tak langsung ia merupakan pertarungan antara Anwar dan Najib.

UMNO/BN tabur macam2 janji kepada pengundi2 Hulu Selangor. Janji atasi masalah peneroka Felda, janji bina sekolah Cina, kuil Hindu, dan berbagai. Tapi janji-janji ini bersyarat, iaitu BN/UMNO mesti menang.Kalau janji bersyarat bererti BN/UMNO adalah tak ikhlas membantu pengundi2 Hulu Selangor.

Nampak sangat bahawa BN/UMNO cuba permainkan dan memperpodohkan pengundi2 Hulu Selangor.

Pilihlah dengan bijak............

Zaid - "I leave it to the voters to decide. It is my hope that the voters will decide what's best for them"

AWAS PENGUNDI HANTU.........

dan provokasi penyagak-penyagak UMNO

Satu undi untuk BN/UMNO, ibarat mengiakan supaya amalan rasuah,salah guna kuasa,penipuan BN/UMNO ini berterusan dulu,kini dan selama2nya.........

Lets put an end to BN

Semak Daftar Pengundi di sini.

Hulu Selangor bye-election live updates here, here & here.

cheers.

P94 - Hulu Selangor - Can Pakatan engineer a late swing.....

With barely hours to go, Pakatan Rakyat, which has earlier been trailing in the opinion polls, is mounting a last-minute assault to swing voter sentiment in Hulu Selangor.And judging by the warming response of the constituents to its ceramah, the opposition may just be able to pull it off. Still, the BN appears to have the advantage as it has locked in most of its supporters, while its foe is banking its hopes on the 15,000 out-of-town voters expected to return tomorrow for the balloting. Their eventual turnout will be dependent on the weather, traffic and a number of other factors.

Though initially bogged down over the choice of candidates, the BN was quick to put Pakatan on the back foot by launching an uglier-than-usual smear campaign. BN wasted no time in launching their attack, albeit indirectly through pro-Umno bloggers and the Umno-owned Utusan Malaysia, to paint PKR candidate Zaid Ibrahim as a drinker and a gambler. Top BN leaders initially kept their hands clean of these topics and left it to their 'outsourced' campaigners to do the dirty work, but in the later half of the campaign started taking part in the digs themselves. As former Selangor menteri besar Mohd Khir Toyo correctly pointed out, the accusations initially left PAS in a quandary as to whether its conservative ideology would allow it to campaign wholeheartedly for its ally.

The Islamic party only confirmed its decision to give all out support to Zaid midway through the campaign period, deciding to focus its efforts on the Malay community which makes up 52 percent of the electorate. The allegations against Zaid also caught the PKR off-guard, resulting in the party's leaders having to play defensive from nomination day. Even Pakatan de facto leader Anwar Ibrahim, who typically draws large crowds due to his Umno-bashing rhetoric, had to undertake extensive damage control for Zaid during his nightly ceramah.
The second half of the campaign saw money blatantly becoming BN's major election currency, in complete disregard for electoral regulations. Yesterday alone, Prime Minister and BN chief Najib Razak handed out RM50,000 to some 100 Federal Land Development Authority (Felda) settlers while RM90,000 in cash was given to a Chinese cemetery in the constituency. To top it off, Najib said this was merely the beginning and promised more goodies, but with a caveat: more will come only if voters give BN a chance to rule Selangor again. It has become nearly impossible to keep track of the amount of cash-handouts, promised allocations and other forms of incentives being dished out on a daily by the BN in canvassing votes.


Though the PKR-led state government can be accused of doing the same to some degree, and they are equally in the wrong to do so, their carrots have thus far paled in comparison. In the beginning it appeared that PKR would have home advantage. After all, the state government has implemented a slew of new policies aimed at the lower-income groups since it took office in 2008. These include providing free water, a senior citizens scheme, financial aid for single mothers, a special fund for Selangor-born residents (Selangor Born Heritage Fund, or Tawas) and cash for Selangor-born university graduates. However, all three state assembly seats within Hulu Selangor are controlled by the BN, and constituents appear to be ignorant of such state-implemented schemes.

PKR also appears to have missed the boat by failing to capitalise on the glaring weaknesses of BN candidate P Kamalanathan.Kamalanathan has been faring miserably in the media, failing to answer important questions and articulate himself on national issues, qualities critical for an aspiring federal lawmaker. His clumsy attempt to prove his University qualifications from an Australian university added to the candidate's list of minuses. Kamalanathan has since published his certificate on his blog, but the local college acting on behalf of the university has been unable to provide documentary proof of his enrollment. It also doesn't help that his certificate could not be verified on the university's website.

Even more shocking was that Kamalanathan was found to be a registered voter in Sungai Siput - where his party boss S Samy Vellu stood for elections in 2008 - though he does not reside there. Although technically legal, the ethics of doing so is questionable.These issues somehow escaped PKR's main agenda. Despite his many weaknesses, Kamalanathan has excelled in his voters' perception of his personality, whereas Zaid has been seen as lacking in that department. Kamalanathan is an all-smiling, handshaking-machine and this appears to have struck a chord amongst the rural folk regardless of ethnicity. Zaid on the other hand has been described as awkward and aloof when meeting the electorate, barely making eye-contact or small talk. Regardless of his shining career resume, the PKR candidate's public persona may not endear him to the voters.

In the end, the race for Hulu Selangor is far from over, and a lot hinges on the final hours of the campaigning today and the voter turnout tomorrow.- Andrew Ong

source:malaysiakini

"Bayaran pada hari ini adalah RM1,000 tunai dan baki RM49,000 dalam bentuk draf bank, baki RM160,000 seekar (0.4 hektar) akan dibayar apabila tanah ini mula dibangunkan jika Selangor kembali kepada kerajaan Barisan Nasional (BN) pada pilihan raya umum akan datang," kata Najib ketika berucap pada majlis Penyampaian Pembayaran Tanah Felda Kepada Bekas-bekas Peneroka Felda Sungai Buaya di sini.

Helooooo Najib 1Malaysia, ini yang dikatakan penyamun tarbus!! Wang pampasan itu adalah hak peneroka kerana hampa dok samun tanah tersebut berbelas tahun dulu. Janganlah dok gempaq, kalau tak pilih UMNO/BN dalam pru ke-13 kelak duit baki tak nak diberi.......





cheers.

P94 - Hulu Selangor: Pengundi Melayu yang sukar berubah.......

PRK Parlimen Hulu Selangor tinggal kurang daripada 48 jam saja. Medai massa milik BN/UMNO dengan yakin berkata calon BN sedang mendahului.

Penentu kemenangan calon yang bertanding dikatakan terletak di tangan pengundi Melayu. Sememangnya di Hulu Selangor pengundi Melayu adalah yang paling ramai dan sebahagian besarnya terdiri daripada peneroka2 Felda. Hampir 90% daripada mereka adalah pengundi UMNO totok. Dalam ertikata lain pengundi Melayu di Hulu Selangor tetap memberi undi dan sokongan kepada BN/UMNO.

Untuk memperolehi kemenangan, PKR perlu meraih antara 55%-60% pengundi Melayu dan ini adalah sesuatu yang agak sukar kerana sebahagian besar daripada orang Melayu masih buta hati dan enggan berubah,walaupun mereka sedar dan tahu perubahan2 yang dijanjikan oleh gomen BN/UMNO yang telah menang di Hulu Selangor lebih daripada 50 tahun lalu taklah sehebat mana pun. Masih banyak janji BN/UMNO yang belum tertunai.

Dengan itu saya merayu pengundi2 khususnya orang Melayu di Hulu Selangor keluar mengundi beramai dan pilih calon yang benar-benar boleh beri khidmat dengan jujur. Zaid Ibrahim,
calon PKR adalah orang yang paling layak. Bukalah minda saudara/ri dan pilih dengan bijak. Kalau calon BN kalah pun ia tidak akan menukarkan gomen yang sedia ada.



Orang China adalah lebih cerdik bermain politik dan orang India lebih memahami politik masa kini. Apakah saudara/ri bersetuju dengan apa yang berlaku terhadap Teoh Beng Hock dan Kugan? Lihat saja macam mana gomen UMNO/BN cuba memanipulasi dan menutup kes2 ini daripada pengetahuan rakyat.

Adun2 dalam parlimen Hulu Selangor semuanya diwakili UMNO/BN, apa salahnya kalau saudara/ri hantar wakil pembangkang sebagai MP Hulu Selangor ke Parlimen?

Marilah kita Melayu,China dan India bersatu dan memilih Zaid Ibrahim, calun PKR, dan bersama-sama tumbangkan BN/UMNO/MIC/MCA, sebuah parti yang pekat dengan rasuah,salah guna kuasa,menipu,menfitnah dan kini memerlukan bantuan orang Yahudi untuk menaikkan imej bos mereka.






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P94- Hulu Selangor - the scramble for votes......

With most analyst predicting a photo finish for the Hulu Selangor by-election, a mad scramble to convince fence-sitters, particularly Malay voters, in the final lap of the campaign. Like many other by-elections before this, top guns from both sides of the political divide will be making their presence felt, but the most widely talked about vote canvasser is PAS spiritual leader Nik Aziz Nik Mat.

He is scheduled to hold a joint press conference with PKR candidate Zaid Ibrahim today before visiting at least two Barisan Nasional strongholds in a bid to tip the scales towards Pakatan Rakyat's.

Nik Aziz is expected to declare PAS' stance on what BN labelled as Zaid's 'liberal' views, before going on the charm offensive in trying to convince the largely conservative Malay electorate, especially in Assam Kumbang, Rasa and Batang Kali, that the former law minister is their best choice come Sunday.The senior PAS man is seen as the ace in the hole for Pakatan in 'cleansing' Zaid's image after the BN's kaki botol (alcoholic) and kaki judi (gambler) smear campaigns against the PKR candidate, which had shown some effect with Muslim voters.

Felda flashpoint

While Nik Aziz tries to soothe his way through the hearts and minds of the Malay electorate, other Pakatan leaders will be flooding the Felda settlements in a last ditch bid to swing votes.

Early this morning saw the launch of a two-day National Felda Settlers Gathering event at Sungai Tengi, organised by the pro-PAS National Felda Settlers Childrens' Association (Anak).

The Felda settlement, located in Hulu Bernam, will be visited by a slew of top-ranking Pakatan leaders including PKR de facto leader Anwar Ibrahim, Zaid, PAS Selangor chief Hassan Ali, central committee member Muhammad Sabu and Titiwangsa MP Dr Lo' Lo' Ghazali.

Zaid's schedule is tight with visits to mostly Malay-centric areas starting at Taman Sungai Buaya (4pm) followed by Pekan Rasa (8pm), Apartment Teratai (9pm), Sg Tengi, Hulu Bernam (10pm), Hulu Rening, Batang Kali (11pm) and Kg Melayu Rasa Tambahan (11.30pm).

Selangor Menteri Besar Khalid Ibrahim also threw his weight behind the campaign with a dialogue session with Felda settlers at Kg Sungai Buaya in Rawang. BN may have mobilised their forces a bit later, but it is no less hectic for electoral debutante P Kamalanathan, though his schedule for the day seems to focus more on non-Malay areas.

It would appear that the BN machinery is not leaving anything to chance by letting their candidate focus on Indian, Chinese and Orang Asli areas such as Ulu Yam, Kuala Kubu Baru, Kerling and the various Orang Asli settlements dotted around the constituency. - Joseph Sipalan and Regina Lee.

source:malaysiakini





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P94 - Hulu Selangor - UMNO bawa meriam,kapal selam dan bom C4.......

INI CALON BN KAMALANATHAN

CALON KESAYANGAN TPM 1MALAYSIA

SUNGGUHPUN DIA CALON DARI MIC,NAMPAKNYA UMNO YANG BERLAGAK SAKAN DI HULU SELANGOR

DAN TAK LUPA HERO OXFORD.....

CALON PROXY UMNO INI JUGA DIBANTU OLEH BEBERAPA EKOR KATAK DAN PARA REJECT DARI PKR ANTARANYA........

NAMPAK UMNO TAK CONFIDENT SANGAT MAKA DITURUNKAN PM 1MALAYSIA UNTUK KEMPEN.......

TAPI CONFIDENT LEVEL UMNO MASIH RENDAH DAN TERPAKSA BAWA MAI BIK MAMA DAN BIG MAMAK. BIK MAMA DIKATAKAN TABUR RIBUAN $$$$ BAGI SETIAP PUSAT KOMUNITI DI ULU BERNAM.

BIK MAMA BAGI HAMPA AMBIK,JANGAN TAK AMBIK,KALU BN KALAH HAMPA TAK KAN NAMPAK MUKA BIK MAMA DAH SEHINGGA TAHUN 2013.......

UMNO TERPAKSA HANTAR MESEJ MAYDAY,MAYDAY KAT MADEY BIG MAMAK... S.O.S......

BIAQ PI UMNO/BN NAK BAWA SAPA MAI.....JANJI PENGUNDI-PENGUNDI HULU SELANGOR UNDI CALON PKR, ZAID IBRAHIM.....

DAN MARI RAMAI KITA TOLAK CALON PROXY UMNO DARI MIC ITU........

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I quit after complaints from Rosmah & PM's Dept.....

The award winning ntv7 journalist explains the reason for his shock resignation as producer for the current affairs talk show 'Editor's Time'.

I have on April 20 resigned as producer for ntv7's talk show 'Editor's Time'. I am dissatisfied on the way the company has handled two complaints which came from the Prime Minister's Department and the First Lady (Rosmah Mansor). The complaints came after the airing the programme's Kuala Lumpur roadshow (March 19) and Penang roadshow (April 8). The company, without conducting due investigation, set unreasonable restrictions for the talk show on the issues to be discussed as well as those to be invited as panel speakers.

The restrictions are:

1) The show not allowed to discuss political issues;
2) Opposition leaders cannot be invited to the show, including DAP MP Tony Pua who was to take part on the topic relating to the New Economic Model, and
(3) Ban on the 'Hulu Selangor by-election' show, which was originally scheduled for April 22.

These restrictions are not justifiable. It has threatened the independence of my job as producer. It is also a form of self-censorship, which is against the principal of fair and independent reporting. These restrictions have seriously affected the professionalism of the producing team.

According to my superior, Tan Boon Kooi (ntv7 Mandarin News and Current Affairs executive editor), the first complaint was made on March 19 after the airing of the roadshow in Kuala Lumpur the day before. The complaint came from the Prime Minister's Department via SMS.

This SMS was forwarded to me by email through Lee Siad Huey, the host of 'Editor's Time'.

It said: "Mereka memperlekehkan KPI dan polisi BN. Memperlekehkan '1Malaysia'. Mencabar PM agar rombak besar-besaran BTN. "Mempertikaikan tindakan Dato Nasir Safar sedangkan Dato Nasir telah berani meletakkan jawatan.

"(Nga) Kor Ming dengan bangganya membangkitkan isu pemberian tanah kepada orang ramai di Perak. Wee Ka Siong gagal pertahankan isu MCA apa lagi nak pertahankan polisi Umno dan BN. Ketua Pemuda MCA set markah 75 kepada PM dalam usaha KPI. Ada usul telus FDI dengan kurangkan kos operasi. Ada usul penilaian KPI oleh rakyat ketua jabatan sahaja.

"Yang sangat bahaya, dia orang minta kebebasan bersuara bermula dengan sesi debat tadi. Makna tiada siasatan perlu dibuat, cara mereka bercakap dan membiarkan penonton bertanya soalan seolah-olah kerajaan kita ini terlalu teruk.

"Apa lagi Cina-Cina nie nak, mereka lagi kaya dari Melayu. Saya cadang kita perang jer dengan Cina-Cina nie... Melaru kepada semua ahli-ahli parlimen Melayu/Umno/MT dan semua pemimpin Umno, wake up... mereka semakin biadap."

The SMS came from an anonymous writer, and its contents do not make sense and are full of racial remarks.

Without finding out more about it, the company threatened to cease the production and demand for my explanation. Lee and I had on March 22 written to the company, rebutting each and every accusations, and suggested to the company to make a police report pertaining to the racial remarks stated in the SMS, which was seditious.

However, the company did not take my suggestion seriously. Not only did they not lodge a police report, they have instead ordered that the talk show be prohibited from discussing political issues. During a meeting on April 2, I suggested Petaling Jaya Utara MP Tony Pua to be a guest speaker to talk about the New Economic Model (NEM) scheduled to be aired on April 15. But my direct superior Tan Boon Kooi told me this, "If you invite Tony Pua, then this production will cease."

He also told me that from now on, no opposition party member can be invited to the talk show. When I pressed further, Tan told me that this was only an advice, not an order, from the News and Current Affairs ntv7, 8tv, tv9 and radio news and Prima Media group editor Manja Ismail. To me, this is a form of self-censorship from the company's top management.

On April 16, News and Operation ntv7, 8tv and tv9 general manager Sofwan Mahmood ask for a meeting with me and Tan out of the blue. Tan was busy at that time, and I attended the meeting alone. Sofwan asked about the topic for the next show, I told him it would be the Hulu Selangor by-election. He then said that it was not advisable as the BN had faced a major blow in its selection of the candidate for the by-election, and the show would embarrassed Najib Razak's administration. He then said he has never interfered in our task as a producer.

I told him that I would prepare a proposal for his consideration before any decision was made. He did not agree, but neither did he object. And his secretary, Dayang Norshida, asked me to write the proposal. After that, I met with Tan, and briefed him pertaining to my conversation with Sofwan. Tan said, "Sofwan did not say it clearly. He actually wanted us not to talk about the by-election in the coming show."

Tan added further, "On Monday, the First Lady complained about your Penang roadshow - all the way from Washington... I hope you will change the topic."

I later found that the First Lady had received complaints from other people, and she re-directed the complaint to the top management. Tan said the content of the complaint is more or less the same as the complaint received after the airing of the roadshow in Kuala Lumpur. It is inevitable for Malaysians to discuss the Hulu Selangor by-election. Bear in mind that the original goal and aim of this show is to discuss current issues - the by-election is without doubt an issue that relates to public interest.

As long as the analysis is balanced, objective, and not tilted to one side, I believe that the show can, and will, result in an in-depth and meaningful discussion. We do not need to over-react on a totally unreasonable complaint, or impose such high level of self-censorship and stop discussing about the by-election altogether.

On April 19, I wrote a proposal to my superior seeking their approval so that the original scheduled show on April 22 can proceed. Lee and other crew members had gone to the constituency to do research and interviews.

On April 20, at about 2.30pm, Sofwan met me and Tan. At the meeting, Sofwan ordered that the show must not talk about the by-election - the reason given was to "control damage". As a result, we have to change the topic at the last minute. I guess what is meant by "control damage" is that we must use this talk show to protect certain parties and their interests, which is totally against the principle of fair reporting and our duty to seek the truth.

As a producer, I think that the two roadshows reflect a balanced and objective view, and they had obtained the approval from the Censorship Board. There is no reason for the company and the top management to impose such high levels of self-censorship and restrictions.

I refused to compromise, and I refuse to execute the company's order.

I think as a media practitioner, we should express our opinion and our stand without fear or favour. This is to protect the independence and professionalism of journalists. If we continue to keep silence, our silence will allow political interference, unreasonable self-censorship, and worse still, we will allow all sorts of racial remarks from all sorts of people. Racial politics and news self-censorship had been with us for more than 50 years. How can we continue to keep silence, to tolerate such a situation and allow this to happen again and again?

Editor's Time

Editor's Time is a new TV programme in ntv7 and focuses on discussion of current issues. It is a one hour live show and it was launched April 1 for the 11pm to 12pm time-slot every Thursday. Editor's Time had organised two roadshows - at KL Chinese Assembly Hall on Feb 8 and Penang Chinese Assembly Hall on March 13 respectively. Both roadshows were recorded and aired on March 18 and April 8.

The topic discussed in the KL roadshow was 'Key Performance Indicator - who performs better? BN or PR?'.

The show was hosted by Lee Siad Huey, ntv7's Mandarin news presenter. The speakers for the KL roadshow were:

1. Dr Wee Ka Siong, deputy education minister
2. Nga Kor Ming, Taiping MP from DAP
3. Josh Hong, political analyst/commentator
4. Tan Ah Chai, CEO of KL Chinese Assembly Hall

The topic for Penang roadshow was 'Key Performance Indicator - Two years after 308, is Penang getting better?" The four speakers were:

1. Liew Chin Tong, Bukit Bendera MP from DAP
2. Teng Chang Yeow, Gerakan secretary-general
3. Wong Chin Huat, political researcher
4. Hu Jin Chang, Kwong Wah Daily editor-in-chief

(Joshua Wong Ngee Choong is former producer of ntv7's talk show 'Editor's Time'.)

Campurtangan politik,penerbit NTv7 letak jawatan. Baca di sini dan sini.

source:malaysiakini

There U have it, yet our ministers talk about freedom of the media...Ptuihhhhh!!!!!!





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