EVERY MALAYSIAN MUST READ!!!!!!!

CARA MENGUNDI YANG BETUL : PANGKAH PARTI MANA YANG KITA TAK SUKA

EVERY MALAYSIAN MUST READ!!!!!!!

We want PR not because We Love PR, We just want a CHANGE !

Actually we will vote PR because We Still Love BN. After all it was started by great and honest leaders of the past.

Its for the good of BN that we vote for PR and for better future for the people at the same time.

What happens, when PR become New Government????

We have a New Goverment with Less Experience in CORRUPTIONS and SCANDALS..... good for people!!!

We have a STRONG and RICH Opposition with 50 years Experience in CORRUPTIONS and SCANDALS. They know the ins and out of corruption and scandals, so they can better check the PR government........ also good for people and for BN!!!!

BN will do their BEST to EXPOSE those who are CORRUPT, because BN has 50 years of experience in CORRUPTIONS.

Final Result:

RAKYAT MENANG

TWO  party system is........... BORN

We vote for CHANGE....... because we LOVE................ 1MALAYSIA

"The world is a DANGEROUS place not because of people who do EVIL, but because of good people who look on and DO NOTHING ABOUT IT"Albert Einstein

All (including former) Malaysians must know - By Dr. Azmi Sharom

If you have already watched this (and I'm not surprised at all), just pass it on....

Dr. Azmi Sharom- All Malaysians must know.

Malaysia has never been an Islamic State as our Constitution is very specific on it. It was the Mental Mamak (our equivalent to Singapore's MM) who lied all the way when he declared Malaysia as an Islamic Country and therefore State in 2001. Lim Kit Siang immediately corrected him but he being the person he is insisted that he was right. Jokers like Ling Liong Sik, Samy Vellu and Lim Keng Yaik of course did not object and quietly agreed with him and so did the other BN leaders. This mamak has damaged our country through and through.

MM also passed the Syariah Law in Selangor in 1995 with the help of MCA, MIC, and Gerakan.

Ask MCA, MIC and Gerakan why they support an Islamic State and passed laws to support it, and now complain that DAP is supporting an Islamic State, when DAP has never ever agreed to do so. The evidence is beyond doubt, it is in the public domain, ask them, the shameless ones, do they have an answer?

Worth listening to this recording. Our constitution is the most altered, amended, and modified constitution in the whole wide world. We must never ever let UMNO get back their 2/3rds majority ever again. If they do, then our country will go to the dogs. UMNO will again start changing the constitution like there is no to-morrow. It will be changed to suit UMNO, just like they changed the constitution/rules/laws to allow for gerrymandering of the constituency, where a rural constituency with an electorate of 5,000 voters is entitled to vote for one MP/DUN, whereas in urban localities, an electorate of 100,000 can only vote for one MP. What sort of democracy do you call this? Can someone out there enlighten me. Whether you're pro-BN or pro-opposition, please, do not, in your wildest dreams ever allow UMNO their 2/3rds majority. Don't ever let Malaysia go the way of Zimbabwe, Somali, or Myanmar.

An interesting speech by Dr. Azmi Sharom; an Assistant Professor of Law at UM. He explains the CONSTITUTION: the Malaysian supreme law. Listen to this, it's interesting and refreshing.

For people who think that only BN can govern properly. Think again. Once BN gets back their 2/3 in Parliament they will start amending the Constitution. Then we won't have the Constitution that protects ALL. Educate yourself about what the supreme law of the land says. Then vote wisely.

Please spread this like wildfire...make it one of the most viewed.

You will help educate people about our law.

  http://roslynnacraftsmart.blogspot.com/2012/03/every-malaysian-must-read.html

THE SILENT MAJORITY CAN'T AFFORD TO BE SILENT ANYMORE

THE SILENT MAJORITY CAN'T AFFORD TO BE SILENT ANYMORE

SPEAK OUT AND VOICE YOUR OPINION

National laureate A Samad Said believes that Malaysians chose to keep their mouths shut, doing nothing; then 'don’t blame the government. Blame yourself'.

Walk into the National Museum and head into the “Malaysia Now” Exhibit at Gallery D and you will see him among the nation’s literary greats. National laureate A Samad Said, a dimunitive man with a larger than life persona and much revered by Malaysian.

Conversation with him is a surreal experience, more so when he ordered a hot chocolate with an impish smile, dashing the notion that all serious literary people drink coffee – black.

At 76 years old, Pak Samad has the kind of zen persona that makes even his most vitriolic statements sound like poetry. It does then seem odd that he should co-chair the Bersih coalition.

So how did this quiet, unassuming man get involved in one of the biggest demonstrations the country has seen?

Those who saw the photos or who were at the walk in July 2011 are likely to remember for a long time to come, the sight of him walking barefooted to the palace to deliver a memorandum after having lost his slippers in the foray of the demonstration.

After so many years of quiet, why now at this age, did he decide to lend his voice and be a part of such a rally?

A native of Belimbing Dalam, a villager near Durian Tunggal in Malacca, Pak Samad received his early education during the second World War years at Sekolah Melayu Kota Raja (Kota Raja Malay School) in Singapore.

When the war was over, he continued his education at Singapore’s Victoria School and went on to work as a clerk in a hospital.

Pak Samad confessed that he had always wanted to be a writer. He began an unsuspecting career in 1954 by writing short stories, poems, features, dramas, novels and even diaries.

Later, he would get a job with Utusan Zaman in Singapore and other well-known Malay language magazines like Mastika and Remaja. He added that the reason why he wanted to write to much was so that he could chronicle everything he saw as sincerely as possible as seen through his eyes.

His calling as a writer was cemented in the years of 1957 and 1968 when a novel he had written won the consolation prize in a writing competition organised by Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka.

The novel was Salina. Salina was the story of a woman who, due to poverty, finds work in the Singapore’s red light district of the 1950s.

Salina the novel, is today touted as a literary masterpiece, moving in its portrayal of humanity.

Much ugliness in Malaysia

When asked if Pak Samad personally knew a woman like Salina, he proffered that he knew and met many women like her. Salina, he said, was a composition of characters he had met.

“When I was in Singapore in the 1950s, I lived in places like Lorong Lalat before moving to Rangoon road. Both these areas and the surrounding ones like Johor Road and Deskar Road were red light districts.

“The rooms and houses were cheap, so that’s where I stayed,” he smiled.

“It was during this time that I got to know a few waitresses and sex workers. I would say that the character of Salina was a combination of these women I met.”

Salina took Pak Samad to greater heights and his writing career flourished.

As the years began to roll out, he realised that settling to recording and writing what he saw wasn’t enough.

Leaning forward in his chair, he said: “Here there were so many ugly things happening in front of me. I would see unfairness, intimidation, fraud and this moved me a step ahead from what I was used to.

“I saw that after 54 years of independence, we have come to point zero again. We have become racial when we want to win votes.

“I think there’s something wrong somewhere if, after five decades, a nation cannot stand on solid ground; I think it has failed.

“This is why I decide to walk, as you asked me. I wanted to do more than just write about what I saw.”

‘We need sincere leaders’

Pak Samad has his own idea of what it would take for the country to thrive as she should.

It’s a big idea, but he put it simply when he said, “We need sincere leaders with a vision and with a real project in mind to galvanise a nation. We don’t have that right now.”

He added that having said that, it would only be fair to exclude Tunku Abdul Rahman from the equation.

“Tunku Abdul Rahman was the beginner… who started things.

“Tun Abdul Razak may have had a vision but this didn’t quite turn out because he was too pro-Malay.

“After that, everything became rojak… because things became messy; you don’t come to the ideal to have a nation which is now symbolised by a motto – 1Malaysia. That’s what it is – 1Malaysia is just a motto, an advertisement.”

At this point, Pak Samad opened his eyes wide in mock annoyance, then quickly breaks into a smile and laughing heartily he asked, “Do I look angry? I’m not angry. I just act angrily.

“My wife always reminds me to be careful about what I say and write. But I know that whatever I write, there will be repercussions. I have always said that poems are weapons. I even have an anthology out called Puisi Itu Senjata but people don’t read it.”

But Pak Samad’s sense of reassurance is settled in the fact that Malaysians are beginning to voice their thoughts.

He said he believed that the younger generation is making an impact in some of the changes being witnessed. The “old people” he has discounted because they already know who to vote for.

‘Don’t blame the government’

Pak Samad is hopeful that this will eventually bring about the balance which is needed for democracy.

He said that this equilibrium will end what the government is doing by giving abrupt citizenship to immigrants just to make sure they vote for Barisan Nasional.

Why should someone who has just been here for three or five years be given the power to determine the country’s rule is a question he posed.

He said there were millions of other genuine rakyat who are not been given that chance.

“I will come back to the same thing again and again. I’m afraid that Malaysians won’t do their bit.

“If you keep your mouth shut doing nothing, don’t blame the government. Blame yourself,” he stated.

Perhaps it is this dogged determination which he says is part of his personality that has kept him doing what he has all this time.

To those who are not familiar with Pak Samad, fiery is not how one would describe him. But make no mistake that he is.

He doesn’t suffer fools gladly but is still very compassionate about the rights of Malaysians and there isn’t an iota of doubt that this is a man who is in love with his country.

He laughs at his repetitive self and says he knows he sometimes sounds like a broken record.

‘I am still same person’

But he doesn’t mind, of course, because someone has to say something. And at the risk of getting into trouble for it, he is completely at peace with it being him.

Acknowledging that he is in the twilight of his life, Pak Samad expressed a desire to see Malaysia become an example of a new country – harmonious, rich, fair, respectful and dominant in a way that her voice will be internationally respected.

“Some people have told me that I have changed as a person. But I know I am still the same. I do what I do, say what I say and write what I write because I don’t want to die uselessly.

“I want to be able to die knowing that I did something for my country, even if it’s a small part, to bring about the change I hope to see in my lifetime.”

SALAH FAHAM UMNO TENTANG DEBAT ANWAR IBRAHIM DAN NAJIB TUN RAZAK

SALAH FAHAM UMNO TENTANG DEBAT ANWAR IBRAHIM DAN NAJIB TUN RAZAK

Rakyat mahukan debat Anwar Ibrahim dan Najib Tun Razak.

Anwar Ibrahim cakap Najib Razak tipu rakyat.

Najib Razak cakap Anwar Ibrahim yang tipu rakyat.

Anwar Ibrahim kata boleh hapus hutang ptptn, boleh hapus tol, turunkan harga minyak.

Najib Razak kata tak boleh, negara bankrup, negara akan musnah kalau buat macam tu.

Najib Razak cakap Anwar Ibrahim sokong yahudi israel, agen yahudi.

Anwar Ibrahim kata tidak, Anwar kata dia tak sokong.

Itu lah senario politik Malaysia, dia kata dia, dia cakap dia, semua cakap belakang, tak nak jumpa depan depan cakap. Sebab itulah debat diwujudkan, bagi membolehkan perkara perkara yang segebini boleh terungkai. Siapa betul siapa salah. Siapa bohong, siapa benar.

Anwar Ibrahim berkali kali ajak Najib Razak untuk berdebat, tapi Najib Razak dan pemimpin tertinggi UMNO memberi pelbagai alasan, antara alasan terbaru, kenyataan dari Setiausaha Agung Umno, Tengku Adnan Tengku Mansor, yang menolak cadangan agar diadakan debat antara perdana menteri, Najib Razak dan Ketua Pembangkang Anwar Ibrahim dengan alasan tidak ada apa yang perlu untuk didebatkan.

Sebaliknya, Tengku Adnan menawarkan diri untuk mengaturkan satu debat dengan bekas pembantu peribadi Anwar, Mohd Saiful Bukhari Azlan.

Ini lah UMNO/BN yang mebih suka bercerita dan mengatakan soal individu daripada soal ekonomi dan negara. Anwar Ibrahim ajak debat ekonomi, permasalah negara dan isu Palastine dan Israel, tapi UMNO/BN tidak sudah sudah dan rupanya masih tidak boleh menerima hakikat tentang Anwar Ibrahim dalam pertuduhan liwatnya, walaupun mahkamah sendiri telah memutuskan Anwar Ibrahim tidak bersalah.

Perkara sebegini juga memberi contoh yang amat jelas kepada mata masyarakat dengan menunjukan pemimpin UMNO/BN tidak bersikap profesional dan juga tidak mencerminkan diri mereka sebagai seorang pemimpin, sebaliknya lebih gemar untuk berkata belakang dari cakap depan depan.

UMNO/BN yang dipimpin oleh Najib Razak semakin hilang arah dan tidak mempunyai alasan untuk mengelakan Najib Razak untuk berdebat dengan Anwar Ibrahi, sebenarnya pemimpin UMNO dan BN takut yang mereka akan dimalukan oleh Najib Razak. Sedangkan Najib Razak itu pemimpin mereka dan sepatutnya, mereka harus yakin dan percaya Najib Razak mampu mematahkan serangan Anwar Ibrahim dalam sesi debat, bukannya mencipta alasan untuk Najib Razak terus mengelak debat dengan Anwar Ibrahim.

Baru ajak debat dan takut, belum ajak perang lagi, ntah apa lah nasib rakyat Malaysia sekiranya pemimpin yang begini terus memerintah Negara.

Kita Mampu Ubah.


A.B.U

Sekian.

Sumber: http://really.tigaline.com

Tunjukkan Siapa Perdana Menteri Selepas PRU-13

TG Najib Razak   &   TG Hadi Awang

Tunjukkan Siapa Perdana Menteri Selepas PRU-13

Dalam kesibukkan kita berperang mulut di alam maya ini....mari lah kita sama-sama buat persediaan mental dan fizikal juga rohani dan jasmani...
Disamping kita heboh perkatakan isu-isu Anwar, Mat Sabu...dan isu-isu semasa yg lain...
Disamping kesibukan kita perkatakan pasal UMNO dan PAS...
Disamping kita sibuk perkatakan kepincangan UMNO dan PAS..
Disamping kita sibuk mengira-gira nak masuk kem mana...
Disamping kita sibuk memilih-milih dan angan-angan kerusi mana nak dicalonkan...
Disamping angan-angan pasal projek apa nak dilibatkan diri...
Disamping kesibukan hari-hari...Disamping merancang masa depan...disamping apa saja...

Persiapkanlah diri kita...Mental dan Fizikal...Rohani dan Jasmani...menyambut PM 1MALAYSIA pertama kita....

Apakata...Tunjukkan Siapa Perdana Menteri 1Malaysia Selepas PRU-13?

Sila undi disebelah kanan blog kami, TK.

Malaysia Political Joke | What is Politics?

What is Politics - Malaysia Political Joke
by anon (Malaysia)

Jalur Gemilang

Whether it be Barisan National (BN) or Pakatan Rakyat

I think you'll get a kick out of this.

A little boy goes to his dad and asks, "What is Politics"?

Dad says, "Well son, let me try to explain it this way: I am the head of the family, so you can call me The Prime Minister.

Your mother is the administrator of the money, so we call her the Government.

We are here to take care of your needs, so we will call you the People.

The Indon maid , we will consider her the Working Class.

And your baby brother, we will call him the Future.

Now think about that and see if it makes sense".

So the little boy goes off to bed thinking about what Dad has said.

Later that night, he hears his baby brother crying, so he gets up to check on him. He finds that the baby has severely soiled his nappy. So the little boy goes to his parent's room and finds his mother asleep.

Not wanting to wake her, he goes to the nanny's room. Finding the door locked, he peeks in the keyhole and sees his father in bed with the nanny.

He gives up and goes back to bed.

The next morning, the little boy say's to his father, "Dad, I think I understand the concept of politics now".

The father says, "Good, son, tell me in your own words what you think politics is all about".

The little boy replies, "The Prime Minister is screwing the Working Class while the Government is sound asleep. The People are being ignored and the Future is in deep shit".

source: http://www.malaysian-explorer.com

THE RABBIT AND THE SNAKE...

The Rabbit and the Snake

One morning a blind bunny was hopping down the bunny trail and tripped over a large snake and fell, kerplop right on his twitchy little nose.

"Oh please  excuse me," said the bunny. "I didn't mean to trip over you, but I'm blind and can't see."

 "That's perfectly all right," replied the snake. "To be sure, it was my fault. I didn't mean to trip you, but I'm blind too, and I didn't see you coming. By the way, what kind of animal are you?"

Well, I really don't know," said the bunny. "I'm blind, and I've never seen myself. Maybe you could examine me and find out."

So the snake felt the bunny all over, and he said, "Well, you're soft, and cuddly, and you have long silky ears, and a little fluffy tail and a dear twitchy little nose. You must be a bunny rabbit!"

The bunny said, "I can't thank you enough. But by the way, what kind of animal are you?"

The snake replied that he didn't know, and the bunny agreed to examine him, and when the bunny was finished, the snake asked, "Well,what kind of an animal am I?"

The bunny answered, "You're soft, you're cold, you're slippery, and you haven't got any balls......

 You must be a Politician ."

LYNAS: JARUM JAM BOM JANGKA MULA BERDETIK!!

Lynas: Jarum jam bom jangka mula berdetik!

KUANTAN-Jarum jam bom jangka Lynas telah bergerak! Itulah reaksi Pesuruhjaya PAS Pahang, Datuk Tuan Ibrahim Tuan Man ke atas kelulusan lesen kendalian sementara (TOL) kepada projek kontroversi Syarikat Lynas Advanced di Gebeng oleh Lembaga Perlesenan Tenaga Atom (AELB) semalam.

“Lynas adalah bom jangka yang telah dipasang. Andai berlaku sesuatu yang tidak diingini, bagaimana nasib lebih 300 ribu warga Kuantan, pencemaran air sungai dan lautan, kilang penapis minyak sawit yang hanya 2 km dari kilang?

"Sampai hari ini, rakyat masih tidak faham mengapa kerajaan sanggup mengambil projek yang terlalu besar risiko untuk rakyat. Dengan kelulusan lesen pra-operasi telah semalam bermakna jarum jam 'bom jangka' telah bergerak. Jangan sudah terhantuk baru terngadah!” kata Tuan Ibrahim dalam satu kenyataan kepada Harakahdaily.

Menurut kenyataan AELB semalam, Lynas untuk dibenarkan memulakan operasi memproses nadir bumi di bawah pengawasan yang ketat daripada pihak berkuasa dan berdasarkan lima syarat lain yang mesti dipatuhi oleh Lynas.

1) pihak Lynas perlu kemukakan semua aspek berkenaan Permanent Disposal Facility (PDF);
2) pelan dan lokasi PDF perlu dikemukakan tanpa mengambil kira hasil penyelidikan dan pembangunan (R&D) pengkomersilan, pengkitaran dan penggunaan semula bahan residu.
3) pelan dan lokasi PDF perlu dikemuka dan diluluskan dalam tempoh masa lesen dan tidak melebihi 10 bulan daripada tarikh pengeluaran lesen TOL.
4) Lynas perlu mematuhi syarat jaminan kewangan dan membayar Kerajaan Malaysia sebanyak USD50 juta secara ansuran.
5) Lembaga berhak melantik perunding bebas untuk menilai kepatuhan Lynas terhadap standard dan peraturan yang ditetapkan dan kosnya ditanggung oleh pemegang lesen.

Namun begitu, kelulusan AELB itu dikira sebagai mengejutkan kerana sebelum ini ramai yang menghantar surat bantahan kepada AELB semasa membuka ruang untuk rakyat memberikan maklum balas terhadap paparan dokumen permohonan lesen sementara oleh Lynas.

“Apa makna ribuan bantahan rakyat dibuat, kalau kerajaan langsung tidak memikirkan bantahan tersebut?” soal Tuan Ibrahim, yang juga Ketua Penerangan PAS.

Pada masa yang sama, akhbar New York Times (NYT) semalam melaporkan bahawa kilang RM2.5 bilion itu mempunyai masalah keselamatan dan kebimbangan kesihatan yang baru berikutan pengunduran kontraktor utamanya dari Belanda, AkzoNobel dari projek tersebut.

AkzoNobel membekalkan resin penting yang berfungsi sebagai pelekat untuk puluhan gentian fiberglass bagi tangki berdinding konkrit yang boleh menahan haba dan kakisan, telah dikatakan menarik diri akibat tidak yakin dengan rekabentuk tangki tersebut, yang dijangka akan menyebabkan kebocoran.

Ratusan tan nadir bumi dengan tahap pencemaran radioaktif yang rendah akan dicampurkan dalam tangki dengan asid yang amat menghakis pada suhu lebih daripada 90 darjah Celsius.
Hakisan pada suhu yang tinggi dikatakan ideal bagi asid membubarkan bijih galian. Walau bagaimanapun, kaedah ini dilaporkan tidak stabil.

Menurut NYT, syarikat itu menarik diri dari projek berkenaan dan ini telah disahkan oleh pengerusi Lynas Corporation Nicholas Curtis.

“Penarikan diri kontraktor utama ini menimbulkan kebimbangan awam berhubung soal keselamatan dan kesihatan. Kerajaan diharap tidak menyembunyikan fakta sebenar dan rakyat berhak mengetahuinya kerana kelulusan lesen sementara untuk syarikat ini beroperasi dengan lima syarat yang mesti dipenuhi; dilihat sebagai suatu keganjilan dan kesangsian,” kata Tuan Ibrahim.
PAS, katanya turut mendesak kerajaan dan Lynas untuk menjelaskan kenapa firma AkzoNobel yang merupakan kontraktor utama dari Belanda menarik diri dari projek Lynas di Gebeng sedangkan ia adalah pembekal utama resin penting yang berfungsi sebagai pelekat untuk puluhan liners fiberglass bagi tangki pendinding konkrit.

Untuk menyelesaikan masalah ini, Tuan Ibrahim menyeru rakyat menyokong Pakatan Rakyat pada pilihanraya akan datang yang bertekad menghentikan operasi Lynas jika mendapat kuasa nanti.
"Nampaknya ini adalah jalan terakhir untuk kita bersama-sama menyelamatkan rakyat Kuantan, Gebeng dan sekitarnya daripada bom jangka Lynas yang telah dihidupkan ini,” tegas beliau.

Sumber - Harakahdaily


http://ahmadalbab64.blogspot.com/2012/02/lynas-jarum-jam-bom-jangka-mula.html