[Harakah] 6 Mei, Pakatan tubuh j/kuasa khas siasat aliran wang haram
Keadilan Daily Saiz Teks: AAA 6 Mei, Pakatan tubuh j/kuasa khas siasat aliran wang haram == (Oleh Sidiqin Omar) KUALA LUMPUR 18 APRIL: Sebuah jawatankuasa khas mengenai aliran wang haram yang keluar dari negara ini akan ditubuhkan sebaik sahaja Pakatan Rakyat mentadbir Putrajaya, kata Ketua Umum KEADILAN, Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim. Beliau menyatakan komitmen demikian pada ‘Forum Memanifestasikan Harapan Rakyat: Satu Perbualan Bersama’ di Dewan Perhimpunan Cina Kuala Lumpur-Selangor malam tadi. “Sebaik Pakatan Rakyat menang pada 6 Mei 2013, kita akan menubuhkan jawatankuasa khas untuk menyiasat aliran wang haram yang keluar dari negara ini,” katanya disambut tepukan gemuruh hadirin. Tegas Anwar, laporan badan kewangan Global Financial Integrity (GFI) mengenai aliran wang haram yang keluar dari negara ini berjumlah sehingga USD 40 bilion gagal dikesan ‘radar’ pemerhati kewangan. “Ini tuduhan serius terhadap negara. Saya telah meminta Menteri Kewangan di Parlimen dan Bank Negara Malaysia melakukan siasatan rapi. “Apa jawapannya? Jawabnya – jumlah (aliran wang haram keluar) tidak sebanyak itu,” kata Anwar memaklumkan jawapan Menteri Kewangan kepada soalannya di Parlimen. “Ini kenyataan tak bertanggungjawab. Mereka tutup kedua belah mata dan tidak memberikan sebarang reaksi,” katanya menjawab soalan moderator, Dr Ahmad Farouk Musa. “Lupakan dahulu tentang Manifesto BN. Jawab dan pertahankan apa yang terjadi tentang aliran wang haram seperti yang dilapor GFI ini,” tegas Anwar. Dalam pada itu, beliau turut berpandangan, fenomena ‘Arab Spring’ dan ‘Occupy Wall Street’ perlu diambil pengajaran kerana ia berhubung langsung dengan penyalahgunaan dana negara, dasar kronisme dan pengagihan sumber negara di kalangan elit politik. “Ia bercanggah dengan kepentingan rakyat terbanyak di negara tersebut. Ia anti-rakyat dan kita mesti belajar dari kemarahan dan kesalahan. Ia (dasar tersebut) tidak boleh dipertahankan,” tegasnya. http://iff.gfintegrity.org/iff2012/2012report.html *Short URL*: http://www.keadilandaily.com/?p=50668
[Harakah] Is it time for change in Malaysia?
Is it time for change in Malaysia? == As the nation prepares for polls, we ask if the opposition leader can shake off years of allegations and controversy. - The parliament in Malaysia has been dissolved and the gloves are off as political leaders gear up for a fight over corruption, discrimination and the cost of living. *T*his is a crucial election for the prime minister and the ruling coalition but ... I think there is a certain degree of ... quiet confidence that the Barisan Nasional will retain power for three reasons. Number one ... the series of by-elections that were held before 2010 ... Barisan did fairly well in those by-elections Number two, the prime minister has introduced a series of reforms among them economic reforms And number three, the demands from a certain segment of our society for a greater democratic space, he's been able to respond to those demands to some extent ... ** - Chandra Muzaffar, a Malaysian political scientist Parliamentary polls will pit the National Front Coalition, which is in power since 1957, against a resurgent opposition. The ruling group has already been knocked back, suffering its worst ever results in 2008 elections. And it will not be plain sailing this time either. Malaysia is geographically split in two parts - there is a narrow peninsula in the western region and that is where the capital Kuala Lumpur is. And across the South China Sea is the eastern part, forming part of Borneo island. Malaysia is also an ethnically diverse country. Ethnic Malays make up 60 percent of the population and they are the most dominant group in politics. Ethnic Chinese form around one-quarter of the population and they hold a lot of the economic power. Ethnic Indians and indigenous peoples are among the poorest in Malaysia. In the forthcoming elections, three million first time voters - nearly one-quarter of those eligible - will have to decide who to give their support to. But who are the key political players? Najib Razak is the current prime minister, and his National Front Coalition has been in power for more than 50 years. Najib himself took over in 2009, following a disastrous election for the coalition, which lost its two-thirds majority in parliament. Najib will be highlighting Malaysia's strong economic growth under his stewardship as a reason for re-election. **I think the very fact that this prime minister has allowed the parliament to almost automatically dissolve shows that there is actually not much confidence in the many transformation programmes that he has put in place Despite the relatively decent economic performance of the country, many people on the street do not feel any ... significant increase in their incomes, the perception is that inequality is actually rising ... the cost of living in the urban areas continues to increase I think the majority of the voters feel that this is an opportune time for there to be a transition in government after 56 years of Barisan Nasional rule. ** - Kian Ming Ong, an election strategist for the opposition Democratic Action Party In the last four years, all Malaysians have experienced and witnessed a huge change in the economy, the politics and socially within our nation under the government's transformation programme, which has brought tremendous change to peoples' lives and prosperity to the country, he said. I urge all Malaysians and the parties to take note that if there is a change of power at federal or state level after the next election, [it] must be transferred peacefully and smoothly. On the other side, Anwar Ibrahim is the leader of the opposition and a former deputy prime minister. He was fired from office in 1998 and tried for abuse of power and sodomy. Anwar spent six years in jail but was eventually cleared of the charge. He was also acquitted of new allegations of sodomy last year - he has called all the charges politically motivated. Anwar is pledging to tackle government authoritarianism and corruption. He is promising to cut taxes, increase subsidies and address complaints of discrimination against minority ethnic Chinese and Indians. So is it time for change? And can the opposition leader shake off years of allegations and controversy? To discuss this, /Inside Story/, with presenter Kamahl Santamaria, is joined by guests: Chandra Muzaffar, a Malaysian political scientist, Islamic reformist and activist; Kian Ming Ong, an election strategist for the opposition Democratic Action Party; and Zachary Abuza, a professor of political science at Simmons College, Boston, who also specialises in southeast Asian politics and security issues. I think the government can take a lot of credit for what they've done ... they have made great improvements in race
[Harakah] Fw: [melayucyber] BN = Bankrap Negara
- Original Message - From: Azali Rahman Sent: 04/21/13 11:39 AM To: azali rahman Subject: Fw: [melayucyber] BN = Bankrap Negara [1 Attachment] --- On *Sun, 4/21/13, dr. no projek...@gmail.com wrote: From: dr. no projek...@gmail.com Subject: [melayucyber] BN = Bankrap Negara [1 Attachment] To: melayucy...@yahoogroups.com Cc: respeks_gr...@yahoogroups.com Date: Sunday, April 21, 2013, 12:50 AM [Attachment(s) from dr. no included below] Najib janji nak bagi BR1M kepada yang layak RM1200pada masa yang sama menambah hutang negara yang sekarang ni saja puratanya RM20ribu ditanggung oleh setiap lelaki, perempuan kanak-kanak Malaysia Kegagalan BN dari segi ekonomi dalam tempoh lebih setengah abad ini, terutama dalam sedekad terakhir ini sangat nyata. Ikut perangkaan tahun1966, taraf hidup rakyat Malaysia lebih tinggi dari Korea Selatan, Taiwan serta Singapura. Sekarang kita jauh ketinggalan jika dibanding dengan merekatapi dengan selambanya duit negara/rakyat ditabur dan akan tambah tabur hanya supaya mereka yang tak faham akibatnya rasa seronok. Dan setakat ni tak nampak ada potensi kerajaan BN mampu menambahbaik keadaan masa depan negara. Nak buat program kebajikan, jangan sampai berhutang...patutnya jimat perbelanjaan untuk wujudkan dana..terutamanya dari rugi buat projek-projek kroni...contoh...seperti NFC Syahrizat- RM250juta, komisyen RM500juta untuk kapalselam, komisyen RM500juta untuk jet Sukhoi atau kerugian skandal PKFZ RM12.5billionitu yg diketahui... BN = Bankrap Negara
[Harakah] PRU13: Pakatan pembangkang sudah ranap: Najib
PRU13: Pakatan pembangkang sudah ranap: Najib = Cetak http://www.bharian.com.my/bharian/articles/PRU13_Pakatanpembangkangsudahranap_Najib/Article/cetak Emel Kawan http://www.bharian.com.my/bharian/articles/PRU13_Pakatanpembangkangsudahranap_Najib/Article/emel PEKAN: Datuk Seri Najib Razak berkata pakatan parti pembangkang sudah ranap sejak malam hari penamaan calon kerana perbalahan dalam menentukan calon. Perdana Menteri berkata, ketidaksepakatan parti pembangkang itu perlu ditolak kerana akan menghancurkan negara. Beliau berkata demikian pada majlis perasmian projek Sentuhan Kasih FELDA Chini Timur 2 dan Kompleks Perumahan Kakitangan FELDA di FELDA Chini 2 di sini, hari ini.
[Harakah] Malaysia Needs to End Cronyism: Anwar Ibrahim
Malaysia Needs to End Cronyism: Anwar Ibrahim = Text SizePublished: Monday, 15 Apr 2013 | 12:16 AM ET By: Rajeshni Naidu-Ghelani http://www.cnbc.com/id/46236517 Assistant Producer, CNBC Malaysia needs put an end to cronyism and support market reforms, opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim told CNBC on Monday. We have to stop this cronyism, we have to stop this awarding of billions of dollars of projects without tender, Anwar said on CNBC's *The Call* http://www.cnbc.com/id/37447855 . Anwar's comments come just weeks before general elections in Southeast Asia's third-largest economy on May 5, which is expected to be the toughest test for the ruling coalition that has been in power for 56 years. The National Front led by Prime Minister Najib Razak, is facing intense pressure to restore the ruling coalition's two-thirds majority that it lost for the first time in 2008.
