Khamis, 22 Mei 2014

Anak Muda Kampung Nak Senang

Anak Muda Kampung Nak Senang

Anak pegawai kanan polis miliki kekayaan luar biasa

Posted: 22 May 2014 12:19 AM PDT




KUALA LUMPUR 22 Mei 2014 :  Pengerusi Pasukan Petugas Pemantau Jenayah Malaysia (MyWatch) R. Sri Sanjeevan mendakwa anak lelaki pegawai kanan polis  memiliki aset kekayaan melebihi RM2 juta.

"Dia memiliki dua buah kereta mewah jenis Audi A5 dan Jaguar XF yang dibeli secara tunai, selain turut mempunyai enam akaun peribadi yang kesemuanya berjumlah melebihi RM500,000.

Sanjeevan berkata, kekayaan lelaki berusia 30-an itu menimbulkan tanda tanya kerana beliau tidak memiliki sebarang pekerjaan.

MyWatch turut mendedahkan transaksi akaun anak lelaki tersebut yang datang daripada sebuah syarikat senjata api yang berpangkalan di Malaysia Timur.

Sehubungan itu, MyWatch menggesa pihak Suruhanjaya Pencegahan Rasuah (SPRM) menyiasat sumber kekayaan luar biasa lelaki terbabit.

"Saya mahu siasatan terperinci dibuat segera sumber kewangan beliau kerana mampu memiliki pelbagai aset dalam usianya dan tidak bekerja bahkan saya turut akan membuat laporan kepada pihak SPRM pada minggu hadapan," ujarnya.

Dalam pada itu, Sanjeevan turut mengulas pertanyaan media mengenai kes tembak terhadap dirinya, Sanjeevan berkata siasatan terhadap kes itu telah dihentikan.

"Saya berasa kesal kerana siasatan telah ditutup maknanya sekiranya saya terbunuh ketika kejadian itu, bererti tiada siasatan lanjut yang akan dibuat bagi mengetahui kebenaran sebenar," tegas beliau.

- FMT

http://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/nation/2014/05/22/mywatch-dakwa-anak-pegawai-kanan-polis-miliki-kekayaan-luar-biasa/

Ceramah Ust Azhar Idrus di Litar Lumba N.Sembilan

Posted: 21 May 2014 05:30 PM PDT




Ceramah Ustaz Azhar Idrus yang pada awalnya dirancang diadakan di Surau Taman Pinggiran Senawang pada Isnin 26 Mei 2014 akan tetap diadakan di Taman Pinggiran Senawang pada hari dan waktu yang sama iaitu 7.30 malam Isnin 26 Mei 2014, cuma lokasinya di tempat yang lebih lapang dan selesa iaitu di Tapak Litar Lumba Taman Pinggiran Senawang.

Tapak Litar Lumba ini milik seorang taukeh Cina. Tempat ini dahulunya tempat meletak kontena-kontena.

Semoga ALLAH memberi petunjuk dan hidayah kepada taukeh Cina tersebut.

Kepada mereka yang ingin ke Taman Pinggiran Senawang sila ambil Jalan Seremban-Tampin. Jika keluar ikut Tol Senawang, pada simpang lampu isyarat yang kedua, ambil kanan menuju ke Tampin. Lebih kurang 2 ke 3 kilometer pada lampu isyarat kedua ambil simpang kanan ke Rantau/Sg Gadut/SDAR sebelum stesen komuter Sg Gadut.

Dari simpang ini sekitar 1 – 2 kilometer ada simpang masuk kiri ke Taman Pinggiran Senawang.

JOM PAKAT DATANG RAMAI-RAMAI

PRO CANSELOR UITM PERLU DISEKOLAHKAN SEMULA

Posted: 21 May 2014 04:05 PM PDT


Pro Canselor UiTM ni tak tengok ke laman kemasukan pelajar UiTM yang mengatakan peribumi Sabah dan Sarawak boleh masuk UiTM. UiTM dan Umno bukan milik Melayu semata-mata, UiTM dan Umno juga adalah milik orang Kadazan, Suluk, Melanau, Iban, Orang Asli dan banyak lagi kaum dan agama lain yang bernaung bawah Orang Asli atau Peribumi.

UiTM hak Melayu
22 Mei 2014

Melaka: Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM) tidak boleh dibuka kepada kaum lain kerana ia adalah antara keistimewaan orang Melayu seperti yang termaktub dalam Perkara 153, Perlembagaan Persekutuan.

Pro Canselornya Tan Sri Dr Abdul Rahman Arshad berkata, setiap keistimewaan Melayu tidak boleh 'diusik' atau dipertikaikan oleh mana-mana pihak kerana mereka yang melakukannya bererti melanggar perlembagaan negara.

"UiTM adalah keistimewaan yang paling utama bagi orang Melayu, namun kita perlu akui orang Melayu masih jauh ketinggalan dalam bidang pendidikan berbanding kaum lain.

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Rabu, 21 Mei 2014

Anwar Ibrahim

Anwar Ibrahim

Five reasons Malaysians should be grateful to Umno

Posted: 20 May 2014 10:50 PM PDT

TMI

It is that silly season again, when Umno gets in a tizzy over more evidence that its grand-sounding statement that Umno is Malay and Malay is Umno is just that, a statement and nothing more.

That umbilical cord between Umno and the Malays was cut a long time ago. And yet they still pretend to be the vanguard of the Malays.

Now, they are feigning indignation that Dyana Sofya Mohd Daud is contesting the Teluk Intan by-election on a DAP ticket.  She has been called an ingrate and a traitor. The sheer hypocrisy of the name-callers who tell Malaysians that we should be forever grateful to them.

In keeping with the Umno spirit, the Malaysian Insider offers five reasons we must “tabik” Umno politicians.

1) We must be grateful to Umno because they have blurred all the lines between right and wrong; and wiped out the offence of corruption. There is no more moral quandary thanks to Messrs Najib, Muhyiddin and Mahathir.

Malaysians can live beyond their means, cheat on taxes, buy cars and houses on ill-gotten gains and feel no remorse or guilt. Why? Because all Umno leaders do so. We repeat, all.

There is not one cabinet minister who will pass a lie detector test on how he or she accumulated their wealth and all will fail spectacularly even the most cursory check by the MACC on living beyond their means.

From classic Porsches to apartments in tony suburbs in London, they have it all. So, Malaysians must be grateful to them for showing how to live the good life without a conscience.

2) We must be grateful to Umno for showing us that family is important. Nothing must trump kin in the award of contracts, concessions to sons, daughters, sons-in-law, daughters-in-law, sisters, brothers, nephews. You get the picture by now.

So, we have the son-in-law of a senior Umno minister who is the proud owner of a super expensive bio-metric concession; a youngish son-in-law of another senior Umno minister who has a sweet heart deal; a brother of another senior Umno minister who is doing extremely well as a broker for foreign labour.

And then there are the countless children of Umno politicians who have suddenly become very rich individuals, some on the list of the richest men in Malaysia. And we have not even started on the First family and their kin.

So, thank you Umno for showing us that family is important.

3) We must be grateful to Umno because it is no longer an object of derision to spew nonsense in Malaysia; to speak with a forked tongue or to flip-flop on anything.

Ahmad Maslan, Rithuan Tee, Hishammuddin Hussein, Ahmad Zahid Hamidi, Ahmad Said… To steal a line from a famous budget airline: Now everyone can talk rubbish.

4) We must be grateful to Umno because they have demonstrated how to build up something with sweat and tears over decades and break it up overnight with wayward words and actions.

Granted, the Umno of old played an important role in building up Malaysia but somewhere along the way the culture of rent-seeking, the influx of morally-bankrupt individuals and a surge in chauvinism and fear of losing power combined to turn the ruling party into a wrecking ball.

To cling on to power, Umno has damaged institutions from the judiciary to the police, divided Malaysia along racial and religious lines and destroyed this blessed country. So, thank you for damaging this blessed country.

5) We must be grateful to Umno for charting policies and plans that allowed Malaysia’s education system to be where it is today: in the abyss.

Our primary schoolchildren are lagging behind their counterparts in Vietnam; our universities are non-existent in regional or global rankings; our graduates can’t speak or write proper English and these days, the entry of a product of the education system into Harvard is as rare as the prime minister’s presence in Parliament.

So, thank you Umno. We are grateful.

Get rid of the Sedition Act now, say former A-G and lawyers

Posted: 20 May 2014 10:49 PM PDT

TMI

There are enough laws to prosecute those who make disparaging racial and religious remarks but selective investigation and prosecution is a cause for worry, a former attorney-general and lawyers said.

Insisting that the Sedition Act be removed from the statute book, they said the law on sedition was stacked against an accused and it gave the prosecution an upper hand in obtaining a conviction.

They said this in response to Suhakam chairman Tan Sri Hasmy Agam’s call to Putrajaya that the Sedition Act be repealed and replaced with a National Harmony Act as promised by Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak in 2012.

Hasmy said recently, several opposition politicians had been prosecuted for allegedly making "seditious remarks" but the Suhakam chairman noted that there were other laws which could have been used to handle such matters.

Hasmy (pic, left) said Suhakam recognised that freedom of speech had its limits but Putrajaya must uphold the principle of equality.

Former attorney-general Tan Sri Abu Talib Othman said there was no point enacting new laws when the implementation was questionable.

“Every person is equal under our law. To be effective, all laws must be enforced fairly ,” said Talib who was the A-G between 1980 and 1993.

He said these days many were charged with sedition and there was a public perception of selective prosecution.

Talib said he had framed charges against a few individuals under the Sedition Act but it was done fairly to obtain a conviction.

He expressed reservation on the prosecution of DAP national vice-chair Teresa Kok over her controversial satirical video “Onederful Malaysia” last February.

“Is this case a suitable benchmark for sedition in this country?” he asked.

Talib, who is also a former Suhakam chairman, added that there were also adequate laws to maintain public order and national security.

Criminal lawyer Datuk Baljit Singh Sidhu said the prosecution of opposition leaders for sedition only lent support that the law was used to muzzle legitimate dissent.

He said Putrajaya would have done its homework before Najib announced the repeal of the law.

“Yet, the public prosecutor sees it fit to charge opposition leaders and those against the establishment over the past one year."

He said the conduct of current Attorney-General Tan Sri Abdul Gani Patail ran contrary to the promise made by Najib.

Lawyer Edmund Bon (pic, right) said there were sufficient provisions in the Penal Code and also the Malaysian Communication and Multimedia Act 1988 to act against those who used race and religion to make hate speech.

“I am for responsible freedom of speech but against using the Sedition Act,” he said.

Bon said under the sedition law, it was a presumption that the accused was responsible for inciting hatred when the burden of proof in criminal law was always with the prosecution.

“During trial, the prosecution need not prove intention of the accused and this makes it easier for them to secure a conviction."

Lawyer Abd Shukor Ahmad said the intention of the sedition law, which originated in England, no longer existed.

“It was enacted to curb anyone from making derogatory remarks against the state during the reign of absolute monarchy,” he said.

Shukor said the law had lost its relevance in a parliamentary democracy and open government system.

“We are still stuck in a time warp if the law remained in our statute book,” Shukor said, adding that the legislation was against basic rights of citizens to criticise their elected government or offer differing views.

Lawyers for Liberty executive director Eric Paulsen said individuals would be reluctant to make hate speech using race and religion if they were reprimanded severely by the media, community and political leaders.

“These individuals will think twice to use race and religious card to champion an issue,” he said.

Paulsen, however, lamented that these individuals became bolder because they obtained tacit support from politicians and the mainstream media.

He said offenders could be charged under the Penal Code as it gave them a fair level of playing field in putting up a defence unlike the Sedition Act.
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Anak Muda Kampung Nak Senang

Anak Muda Kampung Nak Senang

Kedudukan Mohamad Hassan sebagai MB N.Sembilan tercabar

Posted: 20 May 2014 09:21 PM PDT




Lilah Yassin kesal dah setahun kerajaan N.Sembilan belum bertindak

21 Mei 2014 -  Tidak ada pusat bandar sebenarnya di Gugusan Felda Palong walaupun Felda Palong 4, 5 & 6 dikenali sebagai Pusat Bandar Felda Palong 4, 5 & 6. Tidak ada bank di Pusat Bandar Felda Palong 4, 5 & 6. Terdapat beberapa deretan kedai , pasar basah yang kecil, bengkel kenderaan, serta sebuah Pejabat POS Mini, Pondok Polis dan Klinik Kesihatan Felda Palong.

Ahli Dewan Undangan Negeri  (ADUN) Palong, Datuk Lilah Yassin berkata pembangunan di Felda Palong 4, 5 & 6 tidak teratur, tidak tersusun dan tidak ada sistem pemantauan yang baik.

"Saya mohon agar Kerajaan Negeri  meletakkan pekan kecil atau pusat perniagaan di Felda Palong 4, 5 & 6, ini diletakkan di bawah Majlis Daerah Jempol (MDJ).

"Tetapi saya kesal dah setahun pun, masih tak boleh selesai masalah ini. Kerajaan Negeri masih tak boleh buat keputusan.

"Bukan susah sangat. Minggu ini Setiausaha Kerajaan Negeri  minta fail dari Pegawai Daerah (MDJ), hari Rabu mesyuarat Exco, buat keputusan sama ada lulus, tolak atau tangguh.

http://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/nation/2014/05/21/lilah-tanya-kerajaan-ns-guna-tak-arahan-no-1-kerajaan/
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Selasa, 20 Mei 2014

Anwar Ibrahim

Anwar Ibrahim

[PROGRAM] Dato’ Seri Anwar Ibrahim di Pulau Pinang

Posted: 20 May 2014 07:44 PM PDT

Program Ceramah MEGA bersama Dato’ Seri Anwar Ibrahim di Pulau Pinang

Jumaat, 23hb 2014

8.30pm – Dewan Sekolah Menengah Han Chiang, Jalan Lim Lean Teng, Pulau Pinang

PEJABAT DATO’ SERI ANWAR IBRAHIM

Why is Dyana Sofya a threat to Umno?

Posted: 20 May 2014 03:41 AM PDT

TMI

It is just supposed to be a parliamentary by-election but the battle for Teluk Intan is now between Dyana Sofya Mohd Daud (pic) and Umno, which appears to be rattled by her candidacy on a DAP ticket.

She has apparently struck fear in several Umno leaders, from Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad to Wanita Umno chief Datuk Seri Shahrizat Abdul Jalil  – who have all castigated the political novice for not joining Umno.

Even Perkasa president Datuk Ibrahim Ali has thrown his soiled fingers into the fray, urging Gerakan to use a photograph of him together with the 27-year-old DAP candidate as campaign fodder.

But Gerakan has refused to use the photograph as part of the campaign by their president Datuk Mah Siew Keong, the Barisan Nasional (BN) candidate for the May 31 by-election.

So why is Umno so afraid of the young UiTM law graduate, whose mother is an Umno member? Several reasons come to mind.

One. Dyana Sofya’s candidacy on a DAP ticket shows that Umno is not the only party for Malays, apart from PKR or PAS. Particularly when more Malaysians are seeing themselves as Malaysians and not identifying themselves along racial lines.

As more of that happens, Umno and other race-based parties and even groups like Perkasa will have fewer members and cease to exist or even be relevant in Malaysia.

Dr Mahathir, Shahrizat and even Ibrahim can’t allow this to happen because this will be the end of Umno and its dominance in Malaysian politics.

Two. Dr Mahathir is right, the younger generation have forgotten the hard work of the early Umno members and leaders. Perhaps that is because the old Umno was de-registered under his watch.

The Umno today is Umno Baru, a pale shadow of the Umno of Tunku Abdul Rahman and Tun Abdul Razak Hussein that fought for Malaya’s independence in 1957. The Umno today believes in keeping everything for itself, and only sharing the crumbs with others.

And every day, Umno gives Malaysians a reason to detest them. Every day.

Three. Dyana Sofya’s candidacy shows that there are political parties out there willing to gamble on youth and idealism rather than just rely on the tried and tested or the experienced politician.

There isn’t much of a queue in DAP unlike BN parties where party presidents and top officials are favoured as candidates over younger members. Perhaps it is also the fact that young talent have deserted the BN component parties.

Malaysia’s future belongs to Dyana Sofya’s generation, not the ones who have already tasted power and want to keep it for a while more.

Four. Dyana Sofya’s candidacy shows that young graduates, even from local varsities, such as UiTM, have the intelligence, mettle and leadership skills to strike their own path instead of following what their parents want them to do.

These young Malaysians can think and know they can make the difference. They are hungry and they don’t want to bide their time.

If anything, this mindset is the anti-thesis of a typical BN member who does what he or she is told and waits patiently in line for a shot at political office.

Only some, especially those in the inner circle, make it in BN. That might not be the case in DAP or other PR parties which have had to put up young candidates due to the lack of those willing to run for political office.

If more Malaysians, especially Malays, follow Dyana Sofya’s footsteps, then a party like Umno will come to an untimely end.

Umno cannot allow that to happen and it has to demonise, castigate, heckle and humiliate Dyana Sofya so that others will not follow her footsteps and join parties willing to take a chance on them.

Her success and victory in Teluk Intan will be more than just DAP keeping a seat in parliament or another young Malay becoming a DAP MP. It also means that Umno cannot assert itself as the only platform for the Malays to keep power or run Malaysia.

That is the sad state of Umno these days, that it has to fight a young woman just to keep power.

MH370 cargo manifest has been deleted, says Anwar

Posted: 20 May 2014 03:39 AM PDT

TMI

Opposition leader Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim (pic) has claimed that the cargo manifest for Malaysia Airlines (MAS) flight MH370 had been deleted by “people in authority” as part of efforts to conceal information on the plane’s disappearance.

In an interview by Caro Meldrum-Hanna for the Australian Broadcasting Corp’s Four Corners programme yesterday, Anwar said his sources told him that the manifest had been deleted.

“I could not verify that, the only reasonable action I could take was to raise specific questions and demand the cargo manifest,” he said, adding that the matter had even been raised in Parliament but there was no response from the authorities.

“Even if it is deleted or not, the government must come (out and explain) in a transparent manner. You can’t expect the internatiomal community to have this huge search and rescue operation to find the debris. We have to know what is the cargo on the flight.”

Pressed by Meldrum-Hanna if his contact in MAS had actually seen the cargo manifest, Anwar said he wouldn’t know but people volunteer information to him in the strictest confidence as they were afraid of repercussions.

Asked why the government would conceal so much information, Anwar said: “The only plausible reason I could give is that either they want to conceal evidence in order to deflect (something) or (they are) fearful the infomation will cause further embarrassment.

“To my mind, it is not acceptable, you are talking about lives and national security.”

MAS had previously revealed that the cargo on board flight MH370 included 4 tonnes of mangosteen and lithium ion batteries.

Anwar was also asked about the failure of Malaysia’s military to respond when it had picked up flight MH370 on its radar.

“Yeah, I mean it’s a major scandal here, because this is of course amounting to a major threat to national security,” he said.

He said the military had breached the standard operating procedures.

“The Air Force will be alerted and will have to then be flown to that area to either, you know, normally to guide the plane to land or to leave the Malaysian airspace.

“They’re standard operating procedure and this was never done.”

Four Corners also quoted former first admiral of the Malaysian Navy, Imran Abdul Hamid, as saying that the military should have reacted to the plane passing over the peninsula.

“They should be responsible for what they are doing.

“They have to answer to the people of Malaysia for failing to react. So, the Chief of Defence Forces has to answer for it, the Chief of Air Forces has to answer for it.

“If they cannot answer it, I think they should leave the service for other people to serve the country,” he said.

Anwar said clearly there was no defence over the radar issue.

MH370 had flown almost directly over the top of Malaysia’s military radar station located on the island of Penang.

Four Corners said that a team of up to five officers could or should have been on duty at the nearby radar operations centre at Butterworth airbase.

Their job? To man the military radar screens, looking for unidentified aircraft entering Malaysia’s airspace.

In defending the Malaysian military in another interview with Four Corners, acting Transport Minister Datuk Seri Hishammuddin Hussein had said that the military had been told to keep an eye on the plane but had allowed it to disappear off their radar after considering it as non-hostile.

This was the first time that Malaysia had said that civil aviation authorities told the military to keep an eye on the aircraft – a fact which was not mentioned in the five-page preliminary report on the plane’s disappearance released by the Ministry of Transport on May 1.

The much-criticised preliminary report had made no mention of the instructions from the civil aviation authorities to the military to monitor the plane.

Instead, the brief report, which had been sent to the International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO), revealed a chaotic four hours after communications between Malaysia air traffic controllers, the flag carrier and other regional air traffic controllers before a hunt was initiated.

Hishammuddin, who appeared defensive in the interview, said that the military did not send a plane up to investigate the aircraft shown on their radar as “it was not deemed a hostile object and pointless if you are not going to shoot it down”.

He was defending the military's failure to scramble a fighter jet after flight MH370 had disappeared from civilian radar on March 8 when its transponder stopped transmitting during a flight from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing around 1.21am.

The military radar had tracked it after it made a turn-back and turned in a westerly direction across the peninsula.

“If you’re not going to shoot it down, what’s the point of sending it (a fighter) up?” Hishammuddin was quoted as asking on the Four Corners programme.

Delays in pinpointing the Boeing 777-200's location led to days of searching in the South China Sea before analysis from British satellite firm, Inmarsat, pointed its likely course as the Indian Ocean.

Hishammuddin had also said that had the jet been shot down with 239 passengers and crew on board, “I’d be in a worse position, probably”.

He said he was informed of the military radar detection two hours later and relayed it to Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak, who then ordered a search in the Malacca Strait.
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