Rabu, 13 Jun 2012
Ketamakan Kuasa mendahului agama-PAS tidak mendokong Islam
Kesesatan PAS lebih terserlah dengan kenyataan Ketua Penerangan PAS Pusat Tuan Ibrahim Tuan Man yang menyarankan ahli-ahli PAS menangguhkan RUKUN ISLAM yang KELIMA iaitu menunaikan Haji di Mekah semata-mata untuk memberi fokus kepada PRU 13 yang semakin hampir katanya.Hantu Raya disini bukanlah hendak mereka-mereka cerita kerana kenyataan Tuan Ibrahim Tuan Man tersebut disiarkan dalam akhbar lidah rasmi pembangkang.Kenyataan Ketua Penerangan PAS ini disokong pula oleh PAS Kelantan.Apabila kita bercerita tentang rukun Islam maka maksudnya tidak sempurnalah Islam seseorang itu jika tidak menunaikannya melainkan tidak mampu atau keuzuran.PAS disini kelihatan seolah-olah amat terdesak dalam mengejar kuasa,pentingkan duniawi daripada akhirat dan keberkatan Allah.
Hantu Raya menyeru rakan-rakan pembaca sekalian yang selama ini menyokong PAS kembalilah ke jalan yang benar.Sesungguhnya PAS itu bukan ISLAM yang sebenar.Mereka hanya menggunakan ISLAM sebagai modal politik mereka bagi menarik pengundi bagi mengundi mereka.
Apa yang kita lihat selama ini tindakan PAS langsung tidak melambangkan keIslaman mereka malahan menjadi kuda tunggangan kepada DAP dan PKR seperti isu murtad dan arak di Selangor,PAS seolah-olah tidak mampu untuk menegakkan pegangan mereka.Cukup-cukuplah PAS, bertaubatlah!
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Jumaat, 8 Jun 2012
Rasional disebalik 'gimik' Penarikan #PTPTN di UNISEL
Sebenarnya pada pendapat Hantu Raya tiada isu disebalik penghapusan/pembekuan PTPTN di Unisel ini jika kerajaan Selangor sekarang memang bersedia menyediakan pendidikan percuma kepada rakyatnya.Dalam konteks Unisel, adalah wajar bagi PTPTN menarik balik pinjaman tersebut kerana yuran adalah percuma.Kerajaan negeri sendiri melalui PR selalu melaungkan pendidikan percuma wajib diberikan kepada rakyat.
Apa yang dilihat sebaik sahaja PTPTN mengumumkan pinjaman dibekukan, Kerajaan Selangor seolah-olah hilang arah sehingga ingin mencairkan aset yang ada bagi menangani 'masalah' ini.Tidak cukupkah lagi penjualan aset-aset Selangor melalui PKNS dan Yayasan Selangor?Dimanakah hasil pasir negeri yang kononnya menguntungkan melalui pengurusan berhemah kerajaan negeri?Rezab kerajaan negeri yang kononnya meningkat bagaimana pula?
Ternyata isu pendidikan percuma yang dilaungkan oleh PR hanyalah satu gimik politik dan niat itu tidak ikhlas untuk dijalankan.PR memang betul-betul tidak bersedia dalam isu ini kerana dilihat tiada penyelesaian dan perancangan yang betul untuk menjalankan pendidikan percuma.
Hantu Raya ingin mengajak pembaca semua berfikiranlah secara matang dan waras.Kepada para mahasiswa sekali lagi disarankan janganlah bertindak membuta-tuli dan jangan jangan biarkan diri menjadi 'tunggangan' mana-mana pihak.Sesungguhnya masa depan negara adalah ditangan anda mahasiswa iaitu pemimpin kita di masa hadapan.
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Rabu, 6 Jun 2012
Selangor bakal jadi negeri Pasir Dua Butir
Bayangkan apa akan jadi kepada negeri Selangor jika Menteri Besar tidak mengambil tindakan yang sewajarnya.
Selangor merupakan salah satu negeri yang menjadi tunjang ekonomi negara yang mana banyak industri perkilangan bertapak di sini.
Tan Sri Khalid Ibrahim sehingga hari ini masih menangguhkan pembinaan Loji Rawatan Air Langat 2.
Kerajaan PR Selangor selalu melaungkan kerajaan yang berhemah melalui 'Penasihat' Ekonomi RM 1 yang mana mereka menyatakan rezab kerajaan Selangor meningkat sejak mengambil alih daripada kerajaan sebelum ini.
Ternyata penasihat RM 1 itu memang tidak berguna satu sen pun di samping mereka terpaksa menyara seekor 'tenuk' CEO Pejabat Penasihat Ekonomi yang bergaji puluhan ribu ringgit yang hanya bermain retorik politik semata tanpa memikirkan apa akan jadi kepada nasib rakyat Selangor.
Adakah kerajaan seperti ini yang akan dipilih oleh rakyat untuk mentadbir negara sedangkan masalah di satu negeri pun tidak boleh diselesaikan?
Harus diingat berjanji itu memang senang tapi adakah boleh dikotakan janji tersebut?Pesanan Hantu Raya kepada semua bakal pengundi PRU13, ikut hati mati,ikut nafsu lesu, undilah yang terbaik,berubahlah sebelum rebah!
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Isnin, 4 Jun 2012
Will Pakatan reveal its shadow cabinet?
KUALA LUMPUR: DAP national deputy chairman Dr Tan Seng Giaw said Pakatan Rakyat will reveal their shadow cabinet only after Barisan Nasional revealed theirs.
Dr Tan said: “Let BN announce their cabinet line-up first. Why should we announce it before we are elected? It is too premature to do so.”
He further added: “Why don’t you ask BN? Let us know who their new ministers are (going to be).”
The Kepong MP said calls for Pakatan to form a shadow cabinet is a deliberate attempt by BN to create trouble to the opposition coalition.
“This is BN’s way of telling us and trying to show to the people as if we have no brain to form a government.”
Dr Tan added,” We have our plan and strategy on this matter. If we don’t have any idea on setting up a government, we will not even be in politics.”
He confirmed if Pakatan wins in the next general election, opposition leader Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim will be appointed as the Prime Minister.
Tunku Abdul Aziz Tunku Ibrahim who quit the DAP and his position as its national vice chairmanhad questioned Pakatan’s leadership ability as the coalition could not even agree on a shadow Cabinet and if they win Putrajaya, they will be looking around at each other on who is going to occupy cabinet posts.
"When you move into Putrajaya, you (Pakatan) will be hitting the ground running and the country cannot wait while you are quarrelling among yourselves,” Tunku Abdul Aziz was quoted as saying.
A blog post at Kepal Nasi Kepal Beras stated if Pakatan fails to be clear about its own shadow cabinet, it is a big sign that the opposition is not fit to form a government under Malaysia’s complex situation where all races, religions and ethnicities is taken into consideration.
The blogger Kamarulzaman Kamdias wrote Malaysians should be more tactful when voting the government of their choice to ensure the nation’s peace and economic stability.
“If the leaders and parties who form the government are only able to manage and mobilise street demonstrations, the country is heading fast to destruction,” Kamarulzaman added.
On May 20 Finance Deputy Minister Datuk Dr Awang Adek Hussin had reportedly urged opposition leader Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim to name his shadow cabinet this month in order to show transparency.
Awang Adek said the people have the right to know (of their shadow cabinet) before the election in order for them to make an informed decision in voting their leaders.
Another post at Sarawak Update stated Pakatan had been trying to show to the public that the coalition is compact and well knitted but in reality it is the other way around as it still fails to to form the shadow cabinet.
The post read: "Until now, the opposition has failed to come out with a shadow cabinet, which is very important in a two-party system. At the state level, the Pakatan Rakyat attempted to form one shadow cabinet but it was shot down by their partner before it could take off.
"The people must ask are they serious about the two-party system? Or are they more interested in creating a chauvinistic two-way party system?"
Source: MOLE
Tunku Abdul Aziz Tunku Ibrahim who quit the DAP and his position as its national vice chairmanhad questioned Pakatan’s leadership ability as the coalition could not even agree on a shadow Cabinet and if they win Putrajaya, they will be looking around at each other on who is going to occupy cabinet posts.
Isnin, 28 Mei 2012
Malaysian Politics
KUALA LUMPUR: Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad has pointed out that the Opposition has repeatedly failed to win the Federal Government and is concerned of what they may resort to the next time they lose.
He wrote: "Barisan Nasional has faced various internal problems but has been able to overcome them and has retained power at the federal level. Factions from Umno led by Tengku Razaleigh and Anwar Ibrahim did not succeed in toppling BN.
In 2008 hatred for the rule of Abdullah caused many supporters of Umno and other component parties to decrease their support for Barisan Nasional to the point that five states were captured by non-Barisan Nasional parties. At the federal level Barisan Nasional’s majority decreased to less than two thirds of seats in Parliament. However, Barisan Nasional still got to form the Government at the federal level.
Consecutive victories since independence crippled the will of non-Barisan Nasional parties. An attempt by Anwar Ibrahim to infiltrate Umno to usurp power from within also failed.
What must be acknowledged by all parties, by all Malaysians as well as foreign observers, is that until now the electoral process has not been able to topple Barisan Nasional.
A majority of Malaysians continue to hand victory to Barisan Nasional. And why not? All are forced to accept the fact that Barisan Nasional governments have brought development and other blessings to the people. Barisan Nasional has succeeded in bringing peace and prosperity to Malaysia.
Every Malaysian has enjoyed a happier, more prosperous life under the rule of Barisan Nasional. Any attempts by opposition parties to decrease support for Barisan Nasional, and the good perception people have of the governments it has built, have failed.
Looking at the history of independent Malaysia and the results of its elections, opposition parties cannot be confident they will win GE13 and form the Federal Government. They cannot succeed through democratic means.
Seeing the overthrow of governments in Arab countries, it must have crossed the minds of the leaders of the opposition parties that violent and prolonged demonstrations are more likely to help them realise their ambitions.
But they need to show to the people, and more importantly to the outside world, that the Barisan Nasional government in Malaysia is cruel and oppresses the people like the iron-fisted governments of the Arab states.
Thus Bersih came into being. Supposedly the Federal Government cheats in elections, even though it has been proven that opposition parties in Malaysia can win and have done so several times if the people support them, whereas in Arab countries not only have the governments that are overthrown never lost, but 99% of the votes went to them…and it is still said the Malaysian Government cheated in the General Elections.
The Government has made the electoral process more transparent in accordance with the wishes of opposition parties. But they still accuse the Government of cheating.
There are so many accusations of injustice and evil thrown at the Government, just to tarnish its image.
The large and violent Bersih demonstrations are preparations to reject the decision of GE13 if opposition parties fail to win.
Their loss will be followed by violent demonstrations that will not end until the result of the election is rejected and another Government is put in place. Later they will try to have another election, one which they can manipulate."
Read more (in Bahasa Malaysia) at CHE DET.
Source: MOLE
Not so friendly?
KUALA LUMPUR : The Wall Street Journal, perceived as a sympathiser of Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim, has come up with an article stating if the Opposition leader "wants to practice civil disobedience, he can't pretend to be innocent at the same time."
The recent WSJ article is focussed on Anwar's involvement in the recent Bersih 3.0 rally.
The WSJ writer is of the opinion that Anwar did indeed practice civil disobedience and by doing so he can’t pretend to be innocent, in relation to the flouting of the Peaceful Assembly Act, of which Anwar is being charged.
The article suggested that a much better way of convincing the public that the Peaceful Assembly Act is an unjust law is for Anwar to plead guilty and pay the fines after being charged for being a part of an illegal assembly under the act.
The article credited Datuk Seri Najib Razak’s reform but stressed that the opposition parties has good reasons to criticise them as inadequate.
The WSJ article attracted a very strong reaction, labelling the WSJ writer’s opinion as a combination of both stupid and ignorant.
Using “Rupe Murdock” as his/her byline, the writer stated that he hoped WSJ was not spoon-fed by some agencies or individuals linked to the Najib administration.
"Rupe Murdock" further chastised the WSJ writer and questioned whether the publication was now hiring primary school students, pointing out that if Anwar pleaded guilty (as suggested by the WSJ) and fined more than RM2,000, he will be disqualified from contesting in the next general election.
But "Rupe Murdock" should probably read on another WSJ article on the same issue - a favourable write-up towards Anwar and addressed what the outcome would be if Anwar is found guilty of flouting the Peaceful Assembly Act.
Though rare, another time that the WSJ has published an article that caused more than blushes for Anwar and his supporters was less than five months ago.
In an interview in January, Anwar was quoted by the WSJ as saying "I support all efforts to protect the security of the state of Israel."
He was roundly criticised both locally and abroad, sparking conjectures that Anwar had uttered those words to please his pro-Zionist supporters abroad especially from Washington.
Source: MOLE
Rabu, 23 Mei 2012
Ucapan Terakhir Seorang 'Pejuang' Anugerah Tuhan
Akar nibung meresap,
Akar mati di dalam perahu,
Kampung terbakar kelihatan asap,
Terbakar hati siapa yang tahu.....
Ucapan terakhir Anwar Ibrahim di Perhimpunan Agung Umno '97