Now the rakyat should know BERSIH as well as any other On to the Street action is NOT the answer to the present Malaysian situation. Make it BIG and make it sound aloud to the ears and hearts of Rakyat malaysia----- only through the VOTES!
Pakatan Rakyat should sound it aloud at this point of time on the media and websites, email etc. though it is lawful to go to the street, but the rule of the game is---- you good intent for the good of Malaysia can be twisted and turned.
So if Malaysians wanted to see a better Malaysia in the years ahead, vote for the power of Rakyat and for our children and their chidlren. Dont wait until Malaysia is bankcrupt, and be made into a nation in great debts. It is now or never to save Malaysia!
Make it BIG NOW on the media. A back fire of BN strategy.
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
Wednesday, June 15, 2011
How Malaysian Look At The Present Situation
Together we'll tighten our grip on their gullibility.
(The money for both their suits would feed a rural family of 4 for a couple of months. At least!)
We all know politicians tend to talk cock. Most of the time. But there are times when the cock they talk can really get on your goat la. Like today in The Star, the Deputy Prime Minister announced that there are going to be "increase in prices on various products due to increase in oil prices and reduction in food supply caused by changes in the global climate." I especially like that last part. "......caused by changes in the global climate." Phwaaar!!! Sounds damn terror, right? Changes in global climate. Of course, if you read on you will realise that part of what he was trying to do was to cushion the announcement that the government was going to cut subsidies on diesel among other things. Cuts in subsidies are inevitable I suppose but it was the DPM's next statement that really pissed me off.He said "Malaysians should control their expenses and learn to increase their own food supply."
Doesn't that make you mad? Control expenses? Like how? Eat ONE meal a day instead of THREE? Tighten the belts some more? If we tighten belts any more like the DPM and last time the PM advised us to do we'd die of asphyxiation. Increase our own food supply?
How? Plant rice in terrace house 4ftx6ft "gardens"? And in the meantime the government has just spent money erecting all those 1Malaysia monuments to stupid extravagance all over the country, bought submarines that don't submerge to patrol ...... (actually to patrol what ah?), failed to explain YB's whose lifestyles are comparable or exceed those of the rich and famous, or YB children who can afford to even consider RM400million divorce settlements......you can continue the list as you wish. And you know you can make a long list.
Saturday, June 11, 2011
What Have YOU cintributed to the nation?
I came across an article written by a Malaysian who is concerned for Malaysia today. Hope the article will instil wisdom toward a better Malaysia.
The Malay nuisance
MAY 24 — After 54 years of independence, the insecurities faced by the Malay community is no longer a dilemma but becoming more like a nuisance, hampering the country’s growth and well-being.It is utterly irresponsible for middle class Malays to continueharping about self righteous Malay or “Muslim” agenda while the poor are still struggling with bread and butter issues like unemployment and proper education.
MAY 24 — After 54 years of independence, the insecurities faced by the Malay community is no longer a dilemma but becoming more like a nuisance, hampering the country’s growth and well-being.It is utterly irresponsible for middle class Malays to continueharping about self righteous Malay or “Muslim” agenda while the poor are still struggling with bread and butter issues like unemployment and proper education.
Having graduated from a local Islamic university, I am well aware of the conspiracy theories that continue to bog down the Malay psyche with self defeatist mentality.The vicious cycle of hate and animosity will not benefit anyone and certainly not the Malays. It saddens me when prophecies of hate are being professed by so called “intellectuals” of the community.What is even more sickening is their answer to an intellectualdiscourse of blaming others instead of trying to find real solutionsthat will solve real problems.
Despite being a majority in the country, why are we still obsessedwith this siege mentality?Our country did not gain independence yesterday. We should not be questioning the patriotism or rights of our fellow Malaysians but question what our “Malay” government has done to help elevate the dire economic situation of the poor?Why blame the Chinese or Indians when the leaders of our country have always been a Malay? What has “ketuanan melayu” or the Malay agenda brought to the villages or urban villages after Merdeka?Yes, the government has brought us development but that is our right as citizens of the country. That is the right of every community in the country, not the Malays alone.
Why talk about hudud or implementing syariah law when we cannot fulfill the basic tenet of Islamic jurisprudence which is justice.Why cut the hand of a man that steals bread when leaders continue to swindle our riches?Is the objective of Islamic law to only punish? I think not.Islam is not a about grand mosques or prayer rooms but the people.Where were the so called Muslim or Malay NGOs when the Lynas plant was announced or more recently the landslide that killed so many innocent children?
The call for an Islamic state is a luxury when the poor continue to beg for mercy.We should stop questioning other races but start questioning ourselves what we have contributed to the country.
Monday, May 23, 2011
When We Move In Racial Politic...
Do you know what we mean when politicians move along racial politic? Read how extreme one can be!
Oleh Asrul Hadi Abdullah Sani
KUALA LUMPUR, 22 Mei – Beberapa pemimpin Islam mempersoalkan kesetiaan bukan Islam di negara ini sambil menggesa hak komuniti itu perlu dinilai semula jika Malaysia benar-benar dianggap sebagai negara Islam.
Bekas Yang Dipertua Yayasan Dakwah Islamiah Malaysia (Yadim) Datuk Nakhaie Ahmad (gambar) berkata, layanan kepada bukan Muslim seharusnya berdasarkan pada kontrak sosial yang telah dipersetujui.
Malah kata beliau kerajaan nampak terlalu bermurah hati kepada kaum-kaum bukan Islam.
“Dalam usaha untuk mendapatkan undi dan sokongan bukan Muslim, kita begitu bermurah hati dalam memberikan hak-hak sivil.
“Hak-hak sivil yang diberikan termasuk hak untuk mengundi, penyertaan dalam politik, memegang jawatan, pembabitan dalam ketenteraan dan sebagainya, tetapi kita memberikan mereka segala-galanya,” kata beliau.
"kita memberikan"---it sound like the people he was talking about were not Malaysians!Sound like refugee from some unknown country.
Calling Malaysia an Islamic Sate had given the impression that the non muslim rakyat Malaysia are not Malaysians at all. Whereas the constitution has only spell out the Islam is the Agama Rasmi of Malaysia. How dangerous when Malaysians do not abide closely to the Constitution.
Oleh itu, kata beliau, tawaran hak kepada bukan Islam seharusnya berdasarkan amalan-amalan agama Islam.
Nakhaie menekankan bahawa bukan Muslim yang melanggar kontrak sosial mesti dibuang negara.
Justeru beliau meminta kerajaan mengambil pendekatan tegas untuk menjaga kepentingan Muslim negara ini.
"Jika mereka melanggar perjanjian kita, maka mereka adalah musuh kita dan mesti dibuang dari negara ini," katanya.
"Kita tidak harus kompromi dengan mereka. Kita mesti tegas dengan mereka apabila menyentuh kontrak sosial yang dipersetujui," katanya lagi.
He seems to suggest that those non muslim Malaysians who have failed to abide to the Social
Contract must be chase out of their own mother land---Malaysia.
Malah kata beliau, adalah penting jawatan tinggi kerajaan tidak diberikan kepada bukan Muslim demi kepentingan negara.
“Kita tidak boleh beri jawatan penting kerajaan kepada bukan Muslim memandangkan bukan Islam tidak boleh menjadi menteri di negara Islam. Ketua tentera juga tidak boleh diberikan kepada bukan Muslim.
"Tanpa memikirkan mengenai masa depan negara kita, kita memberikan mereka semua," katanya sambil menambah tindakan memberikan hak sivil mesti diseimbangkan dengan amalan Islam agar faham keadilan dalam Islam dan sistem Islam.
Dalam pada itu, timbalan presiden Ikatan Muslimin Malaysia (ISMA) Zamri Hashim pula berkata Muslim sewajarnya melihat menjangkaui afiliasi politik demi matlamat perjuangan yang lebih besar.
“Kita mesti melihat di luar (ruang) politik. Agenda Melayu sangat penting untuk (kita) tidak boleh tidak ambil peduli dan majoriti Melayu adalah Muslim. Bukan lagi tentang PAS dan Umno,” kata timbalan mufti Perak ini.
Timbalan presiden Angkatan Belia Islam Malaysia Dr Mohd Rumaizuddin Ghazali juga menekankan bahawa Malaysia tidak harus menjadi negara sekular.
“Ini kerana ramai ahli politik bukan Muslim mahu mengisytiharkan negara ini sebagai negara sekular, maka kerajaan tidak perlu membiayai program agama.
How facts can be distorted by politicians as well as people who are ill informed of history. Malaysia is always a secular country with Islam as its offical religion. This is history. The so call special privilege was to safe guard of this very important fact of history. Now it has been distorted. Unless Malaysians stick to the Constitution and stand by the true historical fact, we are in trouble.
“Mereka bimbang bahawa jika kita terima Malaysia sebagai negara Islam maka ada banyak implikasi, bermakna hanya Muslim yang ada hak untuk menerajui negara ini,” katanya.
Mohd Rumaizuddin menambah orang Melayu diinjak-injak manakala bukan Muslim pula mengambil kesempatan ke atas mereka.
“Disebabkan politik, kita masih belum bebas selepas lebih 50 tahun negara merdeka,” katanya.
Presiden Hizbut Tahrir Malaysia Abdul Hakim Othman menambah perlembagaan negara mesti digantikan kerana ia digunal oleh penjajah British.
"kita masih belum bebas" What is he trying to say? Bebas from UMNOputraism? or Bebas from Colonialism? or what..... We are to uphold Democracy and uphold our Merdeka Constitution of 1957. That was how Malaya followed by Malaysia was established.
Oleh Asrul Hadi Abdullah Sani
KUALA LUMPUR, 22 Mei – Beberapa pemimpin Islam mempersoalkan kesetiaan bukan Islam di negara ini sambil menggesa hak komuniti itu perlu dinilai semula jika Malaysia benar-benar dianggap sebagai negara Islam.
Bekas Yang Dipertua Yayasan Dakwah Islamiah Malaysia (Yadim) Datuk Nakhaie Ahmad (gambar) berkata, layanan kepada bukan Muslim seharusnya berdasarkan pada kontrak sosial yang telah dipersetujui.
Malah kata beliau kerajaan nampak terlalu bermurah hati kepada kaum-kaum bukan Islam.
“Dalam usaha untuk mendapatkan undi dan sokongan bukan Muslim, kita begitu bermurah hati dalam memberikan hak-hak sivil.
“Hak-hak sivil yang diberikan termasuk hak untuk mengundi, penyertaan dalam politik, memegang jawatan, pembabitan dalam ketenteraan dan sebagainya, tetapi kita memberikan mereka segala-galanya,” kata beliau.
"kita memberikan"---it sound like the people he was talking about were not Malaysians!Sound like refugee from some unknown country.
Calling Malaysia an Islamic Sate had given the impression that the non muslim rakyat Malaysia are not Malaysians at all. Whereas the constitution has only spell out the Islam is the Agama Rasmi of Malaysia. How dangerous when Malaysians do not abide closely to the Constitution.
Oleh itu, kata beliau, tawaran hak kepada bukan Islam seharusnya berdasarkan amalan-amalan agama Islam.
Nakhaie menekankan bahawa bukan Muslim yang melanggar kontrak sosial mesti dibuang negara.
Justeru beliau meminta kerajaan mengambil pendekatan tegas untuk menjaga kepentingan Muslim negara ini.
"Jika mereka melanggar perjanjian kita, maka mereka adalah musuh kita dan mesti dibuang dari negara ini," katanya.
"Kita tidak harus kompromi dengan mereka. Kita mesti tegas dengan mereka apabila menyentuh kontrak sosial yang dipersetujui," katanya lagi.
He seems to suggest that those non muslim Malaysians who have failed to abide to the Social
Contract must be chase out of their own mother land---Malaysia.
Malah kata beliau, adalah penting jawatan tinggi kerajaan tidak diberikan kepada bukan Muslim demi kepentingan negara.
“Kita tidak boleh beri jawatan penting kerajaan kepada bukan Muslim memandangkan bukan Islam tidak boleh menjadi menteri di negara Islam. Ketua tentera juga tidak boleh diberikan kepada bukan Muslim.
"Tanpa memikirkan mengenai masa depan negara kita, kita memberikan mereka semua," katanya sambil menambah tindakan memberikan hak sivil mesti diseimbangkan dengan amalan Islam agar faham keadilan dalam Islam dan sistem Islam.
Dalam pada itu, timbalan presiden Ikatan Muslimin Malaysia (ISMA) Zamri Hashim pula berkata Muslim sewajarnya melihat menjangkaui afiliasi politik demi matlamat perjuangan yang lebih besar.
“Kita mesti melihat di luar (ruang) politik. Agenda Melayu sangat penting untuk (kita) tidak boleh tidak ambil peduli dan majoriti Melayu adalah Muslim. Bukan lagi tentang PAS dan Umno,” kata timbalan mufti Perak ini.
Timbalan presiden Angkatan Belia Islam Malaysia Dr Mohd Rumaizuddin Ghazali juga menekankan bahawa Malaysia tidak harus menjadi negara sekular.
“Ini kerana ramai ahli politik bukan Muslim mahu mengisytiharkan negara ini sebagai negara sekular, maka kerajaan tidak perlu membiayai program agama.
How facts can be distorted by politicians as well as people who are ill informed of history. Malaysia is always a secular country with Islam as its offical religion. This is history. The so call special privilege was to safe guard of this very important fact of history. Now it has been distorted. Unless Malaysians stick to the Constitution and stand by the true historical fact, we are in trouble.
“Mereka bimbang bahawa jika kita terima Malaysia sebagai negara Islam maka ada banyak implikasi, bermakna hanya Muslim yang ada hak untuk menerajui negara ini,” katanya.
Mohd Rumaizuddin menambah orang Melayu diinjak-injak manakala bukan Muslim pula mengambil kesempatan ke atas mereka.
“Disebabkan politik, kita masih belum bebas selepas lebih 50 tahun negara merdeka,” katanya.
Presiden Hizbut Tahrir Malaysia Abdul Hakim Othman menambah perlembagaan negara mesti digantikan kerana ia digunal oleh penjajah British.
"kita masih belum bebas" What is he trying to say? Bebas from UMNOputraism? or Bebas from Colonialism? or what..... We are to uphold Democracy and uphold our Merdeka Constitution of 1957. That was how Malaya followed by Malaysia was established.
To save Malaysia from extremism, we need to change to Pakatan Rakyat in the next coming general election. Who has indoctrinated the mind of racism in Malaysia? The answer is simple. What we need to educate ourselves is that WE ARE MALYSIANS loving and building up this land of MALAYSIA in harmony and in unity. Giving room and freedom to religious practices, and allowing the Rakyat the freedom of choice of any political party believing in democracy.
Saturday, May 21, 2011
What went wrong? NEP? Grant? Priority? or Education
I came across the following article in my mail. I felt that whoever is the next government of Malaysia, they should set to re educate the Malay community to thrifty and good value of life. Should introduce new measures to let them grow and earn their living like any ordinary Malaysians, with some government asistance. Otherwise, the community will not learn to value whatever they own and would not be willing to plan ahead. Why? Tunggu peruntukan kerajaan mah! Too dependent on aids. Read for yourselves...
*Govt Was Right 35 Years Ago ...By Retired Umno Man
Umno, the Malay Chamber of Commerce, Perkasa, Ibrahim Ali, and what not are shouting, ranting, raving, screaming & hollering about ‘nasib Melayu’ or the plight of the Malays, in particular the Malays of Penang.I don’t know what Ibrahim Ali was doing back in the mid-1970s but judging from the age of many of those others in the crowd I think many of them tak sunat lagi back in the mid-1970s. Tak sunat lagi means you are so young that you are not circumcised yet & your little dick still has its foreskin.
Yes, back in the mid-1970s - 35 years or so ago when I was still in my 20s & not even 30 yet - I was already fighting to improve the lot of the Malays. And 35 years ago those shouting, ranting, raving, screaming & hollering today were either too damn young or were not even born yet. We realised even back then that if something were not done the Malays would be left out. We realised that unless something were done now, 35 years ago, the Malays would be left behind. So we sat down with various Malay leaders & those who walk in the corridors of power - the Prime Minister included - to plan & chart the future of the Malays. And we did this for more than 20 years from the mid-1970s to the mid-1990s before I decided it was a lost cause & that I had better move on to other things.
The problem we faced was as what the then Minister of Trade & Industry, Rafidah Aziz said: Melayu mampu daya maju, tapi tak mampu daya tahan. This came from the Minister herself & means the Malays can be viable but can’t be sustainable. Malays can achieve success but can’t sustain the success. The Minister then revealed details & lamented about all the wealth the government gave the Malays in the form of land, concessions, permits, ‘pink slips’ on new stock exchange listings, and what not, which, if the Malays had kept, would mean the Malays would have far exceeded the 30% target of the New Economic Policy.But the Malays did not keep this wealth. The Malays sold it. The land, concessions, permits, ‘pink slips’ on new stock exchange listings, and what not, were all sold. So the Malay holding reduced & ended up in the hand of the non-Malays. This was what troubled the government, the Malay leaders, those who walk in the corridors of power, and us in the Malay Chamber of Commerce. So they now lament about how left behind the Malays in Penang are.
They should chart the progression of the Malays in Penang from 224 years ago until today & analyse at what point it went up & went down again. Were the Malays driven out? Were the Malays pushed out? Or did the Malays sell out? And why & how did the Malays sell out?There is such a thing called the law of supply & demand. There is such a thing called market forces. There is such a thing called willing buyer, willing seller. When there is a demand there will be a seller. And since there was a demand for land in Penang then for sure the landowners would sell. It is all about making a profit.So Penang developed. It became known as the Pearl of the Orient. So the capitalists moved in, as capitalists always do anywhere in the world where there is money to be made. And the Malays saw the route to easy & quick cash available to them. So they sold their land for a lot of money & moved on to another place where the land was cheaper. Now they could have their cake & could eat it too. They sold their small piece of land in Penang for a lot of money & bought an even bigger piece of land, say in Kedah, for a small amount of money & still had a lot of money left to go to Mekah, send theirkids to university, and what not.
Today, many of those old folks & landowners of the 1960s & 1970s are dead. They are no longer alive. Their land in Penang had been sold off long before they died. And their children & grandchildren no longer own land in Penang. This is because the old folks had sold it off when they were still young or before they were born. Today, the Malays are angry because the land in Penang is owned mainly by the non-Malays. But this is so not because the non Malays stole the land but because the Malays sold it for a lot of money. It is what any property owner would do when the property they bought for RM100 two world wars ago can now fetch RM500k on the open market. Only a fool would turn down RM500k in profit.
The more the Malays scream about being left behind in Penang the more the Malays would look stupid & would be revealing their weaknesses. Back in the 1970s the government already sighed & lamented that come the year 2000, the Malays would still be left with nothing.
Friday, May 20, 2011
Trick Upto the Sleeve
Trying so hard to put away Anwar so as to get ready for the coming General Election.
Still realising that without Anwar the hot back can still be felt, it is still a threat to BN.
So trying hard to deregister Party Keadilan! Wow!!!
This goes to tell BN is losing in the coming general election. They are trying hard to play their game to win,by whatever mean it may be.
Member leaders of PR must come together for a close door meeting to hit back.
Member leaders must stay in one spirit, with strong will and confidence to win in the election. Play it well.
Whatever the counter measure may be, keep it a confidential matter. Do not leak it to the press. Do not give BN a chance to react.
Get ready for the general election. Put candidates in to win, from whatever member party may be...just to win over and move into Putrajaya.
Still realising that without Anwar the hot back can still be felt, it is still a threat to BN.
So trying hard to deregister Party Keadilan! Wow!!!
This goes to tell BN is losing in the coming general election. They are trying hard to play their game to win,by whatever mean it may be.
Member leaders of PR must come together for a close door meeting to hit back.
Member leaders must stay in one spirit, with strong will and confidence to win in the election. Play it well.
Whatever the counter measure may be, keep it a confidential matter. Do not leak it to the press. Do not give BN a chance to react.
Get ready for the general election. Put candidates in to win, from whatever member party may be...just to win over and move into Putrajaya.
Wednesday, May 18, 2011
A Change In Putrajaya Is What Lies Next
Justice, Fairness, and Uprightness is what people expected from the ruling party. However, when it resort to creat disunity, disharmony, and discontentment with many lies and unfounded speculation, it it time for it to go.
Telling the people not to support an immoral politician.....not forgetting about so many of the same kind among their own team. Yet the one they are pointing at is yet to be convicted.
Casting fear among the people that some are going to make this a country of a different religious priority....forgetting that they are holding so much power that a handful of commoner can neaver dream to do it. Such lies do not hold waters! Not possible.
Telling the rakyat that the nations wealth is in the hand of some minority people.....forgetting so many of their own kind are owners of multi-million enterprises.
What Rakyat Malaysia must do in this coming general election------give ourselves a chance with a change over to PR Government for a term or two.Let PR move into Putrajaya and see what happen next.
Telling the people not to support an immoral politician.....not forgetting about so many of the same kind among their own team. Yet the one they are pointing at is yet to be convicted.
Casting fear among the people that some are going to make this a country of a different religious priority....forgetting that they are holding so much power that a handful of commoner can neaver dream to do it. Such lies do not hold waters! Not possible.
Telling the rakyat that the nations wealth is in the hand of some minority people.....forgetting so many of their own kind are owners of multi-million enterprises.
What Rakyat Malaysia must do in this coming general election------give ourselves a chance with a change over to PR Government for a term or two.Let PR move into Putrajaya and see what happen next.
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