Anwar Ibrahim

Pimpinan Umno BN sibuk menjaja istilah Islamik untuk mengaburi kecurangan dan penyelewengan yang mereka lakukan selama ini, kata Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim.

"Bila buat sambutan Maal Hijrah, bersyarah tentang wasatiyah. Dalam masa sama, kontrak, balak, hilang. Beri pada keluarga dan kroni. Masalah ekonomi tak selesai.

"Nak jadi pemimpin kena berani. Usul kecam serangan Israel terhadap Gaza di Parlimen tapi Najib tak berani sebut nama Amerika dan Obama?.

"Jumpa Obama takut, Sebut nama Amerika takut. Balik rumah pun takut?" katanya disambut gelak tawa hadirin.

Ketua Umum KEADILAN itu berkata demikian depan 5,000 orang pada ceramah Merdeka Rakyat di padang awam Kampung Setia Tasik Biru, Kuang, malam tadi.

Turut hadir Ahli Parlimen Selayang, William Leong, Ahli Parlimen Shah Alam, Khalid Samad dan Adun Rawang Gan Pei Nei.

Anwar turut menyingkap semula peristiwa Hijrah Rasulullah saw dari Madinah ke Mekah betapa perubahan di negara ini hanya akan berlaku apabila seluruh lapisan rakyat memainkan peranan.

"Bukan hanya di kalangan pimpinan, paling utama ialah persiapan di kalangan rakyat. Dalam hijrah Nabi ada disebut, peranan anak muda iaitu (Saidina) Ali.

"Kerana anak muda bencikan rasuah dan mahu lakukan sesuatu untuk membela nasib keluarga dan ibu bapa.

"Begitu juga di kalangan wanita. Terakam dalam Baiah al-Nisa' selepas perjanjian Aqabah melalui peranan Asma' Abu Bakar.

"Fungsi wanita kritikal dan sentral dalam melakukan hijrah. Asma' Abu Bakar, meskipun ketika peristiwa Hijrah mengandung tujuh bulan, masih mampu memainkan peranan.

"Begitu juga orang bukan Islam. Antaranya Abdullah Ibnu Uraiqith yang menjadi pemandu laluan menuju ke Mekah dalam peristiwa Hijrah.

"Sebagai pimpinan, kita datang bagi merai orang bukan Islam. Yang dimainkan Umno ialah pluralisme agama sedangkan dia sendiri tidak faham.

"Nabi Muhammad anggap Abdullah (Ibnu Uraiqith) sebagai orang yang boleh dipercayai dalam pasukan.

"Jadi apa isunya? Isunya tentang nilai dan kebaikan. Akhlak yang menjadi contoh dan teladan," katanya.

Malaysian Oppostion Fears Electoral Fraud

Posted: 20 Nov 2012 07:47 PM PST

From : ABC.Net

Click: Listen to Tony Eastley’s full interview with Anwar Ibrahim

TONY EASTLEY: In Malaysia, Anwar Ibrahim, leader of the largest opposition party, is so worried about corruption in the next general election, he’s passed a handwritten note to Australia’s Foreign Minister Bob Carr asking for help.

He says Australia regularly calls for countries to conduct free and fair elections and that should apply to Malaysia and its ruling party, UMNO.

It comes at a delicate time for Australia as it seeks Malaysia’s help to process asylum seeker arrivals.

A Malaysian election is due to be held sometime next year but there’s widespread speculation the government will go early.

Sixty five-year-old Mr Anwar says he’s uncovered evidence and produced it in parliament which reveals fake voter registrations and a host of other anomalies.

I spoke by telephone to Mr Anwar in Kuala Lumpur last night.

Anwar Ibrahim, welcome to AM. You have fears that the election will be fraudulent and that it won’t reflect the will of the Malaysian people. What evidence do you have to back this?

ANWAR IBRAHIM: We have produced and submitted specific evidence based on the electoral role prepared by the election commission where we showed a few hundred thousand people who are ineligible to vote, not allowed to vote, or some who are not eligible, who are 12 years old or two years old, in the electoral list.

Yesterday the election commission in a private discussion with the members of parliament admitted they were at fault.

TONY EASTLEY: These voter inconsistencies you mention – false names, underage voters and ghost voters – who is behind this alleged rigging?

ANWAR IBRAHIM: Well election commission is supposed to be independent. But right now of course they, in their statement, in their public announcement, seem to represent the ruling UMNO party.

But one of the other major demands – there’s not one minute access to the mainstream media. So how can election commission consider this fair elections when the opposition has been denied even one minute of air time?

TONY EASTLEY: Why do you think the election commission is operating and doing what it is?

ANWAR IBRAHIM: Well they are political appointees and they are, many of them we have actually produced evidence they’re even card carrying members of the ruling party, which runs contrary to the requirements of the law of the commission.

TONY EASTLEY: What can Australia do to ensure a free and fair election?

ANWAR IBRAHIM: Well in my note to Minister Bob Carr and my discussions earlier with Kevin Rudd I said look, you talk about free elections in Afghanistan and Iraq – why are we rather muted when it comes to free, fair elections in Malaysia?

I’m not asking you to intervene beyond that. Why are you now talking about the need for free elections in Burma and not saying anything about neighbouring countries?

TONY EASTLEY: Why do you think that is?

ANWAR IBRAHIM: (Laughs) I’m not probing the immigration or (inaudible) subject. But…

TONY EASTLEY: You are no doubt aware that Australia is or has been negotiating with Malaysia over a regional asylum seeker policy. Relations are at a tense or critical point aren’t they?

ANWAR IBRAHIM: Yeah, yeah. And my explanation in my full conversations with Minister Bob Carr I say look, why do we raise? Because the only explanation given by the minister of home affairs in this country is we are in the midst of finalising an agreement. And nothing – no detail, information or agreement has been given to Malaysians. I mean, so I say we have every reason to question this regimen.

TONY EASTLEY: Malaysia's de facto opposition leader, Anwar Ibrahim.

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