PAS menolak tawaran kerajaan untuk menyiarkan manifesto mereka selama 10 minit di Radio Televisyen Malaysia (RTM), berikutan DAP menolak tawaran tersebut.
“Kami tolak kerana ia adalah rakaman bukan siaran langsung,” kata setiausaha agung PAS Datuk Mustafa Ali memberitahu The Malaysian Insider hari ini.
“Boleh jadi apa-apa kalau bukan siaran langsung,” katanya lagi, apabila ditanya jika PAS bimbang siaran tersebut diolah oleh RTM.
Menteri Penerangan, Komunikasi dan Kebudayaan Datuk Seri Dr Rais Yatim berkata Jumaat lalu bahawa parti politik akan diberi masa 10 minit untuk membentangkan manifesto mereka menjelang Pilihan Raya 2013.
Rais berkata peluang itu diberikan sebagai menghormati sistem demokrasi di dalam negara ini.
Lim berkata Pakatan Rakyat (PR) mahu hak untuk membalas jawapan, bukan hanya menjelang pilihan raya umum, tetapi setiap masa di media arus perdana dan stesen TV, yang hampir semuanya dikawal BN.
Pengarah strategi PKR Rafizi Ramli memberitahu The Malaysian Insider bahawa partinya akan berbincang mengenai perkara tersebut semasa biro politk bermesyuarat Rabu ini. -TMI
Monday, March 25, 2013
PAS & DAP tolak tawaran bentang manifesto di RTM
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tahniah pakatan rakyat hidup mesti ada prinsip
ReplyDeleteSepatutnya calon PM bn umno akan berdebat secara langsung dengan calon PM pr...seperti di amerika. Seharusnya dijalankan tanpa olahan. Barulah rakyat tahu siapa yg akan mereka pilih...DS Najib...kalau betul DS seorang pemimpin yg adil, cekal dan berwawasan kenapa tidak berkempen secara terbuka bersama dgn calon dari pr, satu pentas....masing2 dengan manifesto parti...tunjukkan di mana kekuatan dan kewarasan usul manisfesto masing2. Nie tidak...asyik cakap yg bukan tentang pr...tapi bila dibawa duduk sepentas dengan pr...tidak berani....rakyat semua nak tengok siapa yang boleh berhujah dengan lebih bernas dan jelas tentang manifesto masing2.
ReplyDelete10 minit 2 pun hanya rakaman....dia boleh potong dan selewengkan fakta....mmg ada muslihat dari sang tolol.
ReplyDeletePakatan pembangkang sudah tiada kredibiliti dan kewibawaan untuk berjanji lagi kerana masih ada janji pilihan raya umum 2008 tidak ditunaikan, kata Timbalan Menteri di Jabatan Perdana Menteri Datuk Ahmad Maslan.
ReplyDeleteSehubungan itu beliau meminta rakyat agar tidak terpedaya lagi dengan janji pembangkang menerusi manifesto pilihan raya umum ke-13 yang dilancar
ReplyDelete"Kita ambil contoh janji mereka di Selangor seperti elaun ibu tunggal masih tidak tertunai, di Kelantan pula masalah air masih tidak selesai, kemudian kata nak jaga alam sekitar tetapi kita nampak di Kedah mereka terus gondolkan bukit, di Pulau Pinang, Kampung Buah Pala yang dijanji tidak akan diroboh tetapi sebaliknya pula berlaku.
ReplyDelete"Itu semua antara bukti-bukti mereka (pakatan pembangkang) telah hilang kredibiliti untuk terus berjanji," katanya.
ReplyDeleteAhmad berkata, manifesto pembangkang itu juga hanya bersifat populis.
ReplyDelete"Mereka kata nak turunkan harga minyak, tetapi tidak jelaskan macam mana mereka akan laksanakan perkara tersebut. Adakah mereka sedar ketika ini kerajaan Barisan Nasional (BN) sebenarnya telah lama turunkan harga bahan api termasuk petrol, diesel dan gas memasak dengan membelanjakan sebanyak RM2 bilion setiap bulan?
ReplyDelete"Berapa lagi harga bahan api mereka sanggup turunkan dan dari mana duit mereka perolehi untuk laksanakan perkara itu? Sepatutnya fakta tersebut perlu dimasukkan dalam manifesto juga," katanya.
ReplyDeleteAhmad berkata, berbeza dengan pembangkang, kerajaan BN melaksanakan pelbagai bantuan seperti Bantuan Rakyat 1Malaysia (BR1M), Baucar Buku 1Malaysia (BB1M) serta rebat telefon pintar walaupun semua itu tidak dijanjikan dalam manifesto BN pada pilihan raya umum 2008.
ReplyDelete"BN perkara tidak janji kita tunai, sebaliknya mereka (pakatan pembangkang) perkara janji pun tidak tunai...jadi jangan tertipu dengan keindahan kata-kata mereka...lihat balik manifesto janji-janji mereka itu yang jelas tidak seperti BN yang sentiasa memikir apa yang baik untuk rakyat dan kita tunaikan," katanya.
ReplyDeletePeluang sudah ada tapi tidak mau.
ReplyDeleteBodoh sombong juga diorang ni.
ReplyDeletePAS DAP memmang sengaja cari pasal.
ReplyDeleteThen let them be.
ReplyDeleteThey are just losing their teeth.
ReplyDeleteIn Australia, a Caretaker Convention has been drafted to outline that the proper role of such a government is to be a night watchman, to hold the fort, not to initiate radical policies, not to dismiss or appoint new judges or undertake significant economic initiatives.
ReplyDeleteBiarkan mereka itu.
ReplyDeleteAda saja yang tak kena.
ReplyDeleteHave to do this and that all the time.
ReplyDeletePersonally, I would love to say they are nasty bunches of people.
ReplyDeleteTo have own manifesto recording being aired is better than nothing.
ReplyDeleteIts good already that the government is assisting the opposition in getting their manifesto being heard publicly.
ReplyDeletePAS & DAP can be so arrogant at time.
ReplyDeleteDAP and PAS would lose their chance to get their manifesto heard by the people
ReplyDeleteGood luck to all parties for this coming election.
ReplyDeletedulu pakatan juga yang salahkan kerajaan kononnya tidak memberikan kebebasan bersuara, malah mahu manifesto mereka turut disiarakan di RTM.. bila kerajaan bagi peluang, mereka bantah pula.. bukankah ini menunjukkan pemimpin2 pembangkang malaysia adalah yang baling BODOH dan BANGANG di dunia??
ReplyDeletealasannya mudah saja.. seperti kata Lim Guan Eng, mereka enggan menerima tawaran tersebut kerana tidak mahu memberi pandangan bahawa gabungan pemerintah tersebut mengamalkan kebebasan bersuara... bermakna mereka juga tidak mahu kerajaan melaksanakan apa sahaja tuntutan mereka selama ini.. tujuannya supaya rakyat melihat bahawa kerajaan tidak melakukan apa2.. tidakkah bodoh pemimpin2 pakatan haram ni..
ReplyDeletedengan adanya sikap hipokrit dan opportunist pembangkang, hancurlah negara ini jika mereka diberikan peluang memerintah negara.. lihat saja negeri2 yang mereka tadbir...
ReplyDeletemereka dah tolak tawaran, biarkanlah
ReplyDeleteTawaran Manisfesto amat menarik sebenarnya jika benar direalisasikan.
ReplyDeleteSerahkan kepada rakyat sendiri untuk menentukannya.
ReplyDeleteOn the other hand, is Najib's Transformation make more sense as compare?
ReplyDeleteKami menantikan keputudan PRU13 sama ada Manifesto dan Transformasi, manakah yang benar boleh direalisasikan.
ReplyDeleteRais berkata peluang itu diberikan sebagai menghormati sistem demokrasi di dalam negara ini.
ReplyDeleteDemokrasi harus diperjuangkan.
There is no room for race-based politics which the opposition is trying to use for political mileage in Sabah, Chief Minister Datuk Seri Musa Aman said.
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ReplyDelete“My message to opposition parties is to stop selling their brand of racial politics that will only create tension in Sabah,” he said at the gathering for Chinese community with Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak last night.
ReplyDeleteThe Sabah Barisan Nasional (BN) chairman also said the BN government strove to be fair to all and constantly ensured that no one was sidelined.
“The opposition has made many promises, but they will fail to deliver.
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ReplyDelete“They are divided, and cannot even see eye to eye in the fielding of candidates for the election, unlike the BN whose candidates contest under one banner. Be cautious of what the opposition says and do not be easily swayed by their pledges, which they will fail to fulfill should they come into power.
ReplyDelete“Do not sacrifice what we have already built just for the sake of trying something new. I also wish to remind us all to stay united and to cooperate with one another. We come from diverse backgrounds, and each Malaysian is contributing towards shaping the nation. We must respect diversity and accept one another.
“Through 1Malaysia introduced by Yang Amat Berhormat Datuk Seri Najib, we have a positive environment that allows for people to practise their respective faiths and cultures. Like the Prime Minister says, Sabah is a true reflection of 1Malaysia, and I am confident that we will remain a model for 1Malaysia in years to come,” he said.
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ReplyDelete“Sabahans look forward to a better Malaysia under BN so they should give their undivided support to Najib and the coalition, which has a proven track record of good governance.
ReplyDelete“I am confident that BN will gain a thumping victory in Sabah, and at federal level, allowing us to proceed with the initiatives that we have charted,” he said.
ReplyDeleteMusa also stressed that the Chinese community in Sabah had always played an important role in building the state and the Malaysian nation, and the state government values highly the contribution of the Chinese community in developing the state, not only through trade and investment, but also in the social and political arenas.
ReplyDelete“We are aware that you always give back to society, irrespective of background, through charity projects and relevant initiatives that help lessen the burden of those who need help. In the field of politics, you have always had a strong presence, allowing the community to use this platform to air your grievances and to suggest improvement to policies.
ReplyDelete“Let me assure you that the BN government is one that listens and truly cares, and finds solutions to problems or issues that the community faces. This is our commitment, and we promise that the issues you raise will always get our attention.
ReplyDelete“The BN government under our beloved Prime Minister is one that walks its talk. We have a proven track record in ensuring the needs of all layers of society are met, irrespective of our beliefs or backgrounds,” Musa added.
ReplyDeleteHe also said it was not BN’s practice to marginalise any community or group, and proof of this was the government’s annual allocation to non-Muslim religious bodies and assistance for Chinese and mission schools.
ReplyDeleteMusa disclosed that a huge sum was being allocated each year for this purpose by both the federal and state governments, adding that “through the allocation, you are able to improve the condition of places of worship and to carry out your activities.”
“By the same token, Chinese schools continue to flourish in Sabah as a result of the BN government’s commitment to ensuring vernacular schools remain relevant in the country,” Musa said.
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ReplyDeleteMusa also pointed out that the federal government had introduced various initiatives to turn Malaysia into a high income nation by 2020.
As a visionary leader, Najib had unveiled the Government Transformation Programme (GTP) and the Economic Transformation Programme (ETP), apart from various other related economic programmes. Within four years, these programmes are on track and creating spin-offs including quality jobs and higher income throughout the nation.
ReplyDelete“On behalf of the Sabah state government and the people of Sabah, I wish to congratulate Datuk Seri Najib for coming up with progressive initiatives, and for driving them with a team of professionals who have gone around Malaysia to gather feedback in strengthening these programmes.
ReplyDelete“Your efforts, Datuk Seri, are starting to bear fruit. Kudos, Sir. We are throwing our full support behind these initiatives, especially the ETP which Sabah is actively participating in through the oil and gas, palm oil and tourism sectors. We are upbeat about what the future holds for Sabah through the ETP and I wish to call on all Malaysians in Sabah to support these initiatives.
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ReplyDelete“Let me also give our assurance that BN is a business friendly government. We pledge to ensure a conducive investment climate and we will also strive to maintain positive economic growth. This is our commitment to the business community, and this will be done through the implementation of numerous policies and initiatives that are aimed at bringing more development for the people,” he said.
Touching on the security in Sabah, following the unfortunate intrusion in Lahad Datu over two months ago, he said the government responded swiftly, and the situation was now under control and there should be no reason for investors to be worried about their safety and of their business ventures.
“Sabah thanks Yang Amat Berhormat Prime Minister for your prompt action and for setting up the Eastern Sabah Security Command (ESSCOM) following the intrusion. The immediate mobilisation of additional security forces and measures put into place along the entire east coast of Sabah shows that the Prime Minister and the government are commitment towards security and protecting our sovereignty.
“It cannot be denied that economic prosperity we enjoy today is due to political stability and the efficiency of the government administration. I call on the Chinese community in Sabah to keep on backing the present government so that we can bring Sabah and Malaysia to the next level of development.
“Despite our ethnic, religious and cultural diversity, we live in peace and harmony in Sabah. Regardless of background, there is equal opportunity for everyone in gaining a better quality of life,” he said.