Seorang lagi bekas pegawai tinggi tentera menyertai KEADILAN malam tadi, sekaligus memberi sokongan kepada Pakatan Rakyat.
Leftenan Kolonel Abang Hamdan Abang Hadari menyerahkan borang keahlian kepada Ketua Umum, Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim di hadapan lebih 1,000 penyokong pada ceramah Pakatan Harapan Rakyat di Petrajaya.
Abang Hamdan merupakan anak jati Sarawak dan tekad membantu Pakatan Rakyat berkempen untuk memenangi negeri jajahan Ketua Menteri, Tan Sri Abdul Taib Mahmud pada Pilihan Raya Umum ke-13.
Penyertaan terbaru itu menjadikan enam pegawai tertinggi tentera menyertai Pakatan sejak awal tahun lalu.
Sebelum ini, Lt Jen (B) Datuk Abdul Ghafir Abdul Hamid; Brig Jen (B) Datuk Abdul Hadi Al-Khatab; Laksamana Pertama (B) Imran Abd Hamid; Brig Jen (B) Datuk Najmi Ahmad dan Jeneral (B) Tan Sri Md Hashim Hussein mengisytihar sokongan kepada Pakatan.
Ghafir ialah bekas Timbalan Angkatan Tentera Darat; bekas Panglima Logistik di Markas Logistik Udara (Hadi); bekas Ketua Staf Logistik Markas Armada TLDM (Imran), bekas Pengarah Kor Agama Angkatan Tentera (Najmi) dan bekas Ketua Turus Angkatan Tentera Darat (Hashim).
Hashim diumum sebagai calon KEADILAN bagi Parlimen Johor Baharu pada 3 April lalu.
Imran pula diumum sebagai calon KEADILAN bagi Parlimen Lumut. -KD
Friday, April 12, 2013
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ReplyDeleteAnak Sarawak perlu bangun menentang rasuah dan penganiayaan rakyat Sarawak....
Tahniah Sarawak !!!!
Sesungguhnya Bujang Senang tidak sendirian di Sungaii Sarawak...
Rakyat sarawak perlu bngkit demi masa dpan anak cucu mereka d msda hadapan, jgn biarkan masa dpan anda tergadai dan kuarlah unk berubsh.
ReplyDeletedia masuk PKR takkan memberi kelebihan pn kepada PKR dan tak mengugat BN
ReplyDeleteSebenarnya kalau SPR benar2 adil dan bukan talian hayat BN dlm mana2 PRU dan tiada pnjualan ic/warga negara kpd warga asing spt yg dah UMNO lakukan...tak perlu pon mana2 peg pencen masuk PR. Memang BN kecundang lama dah dr peta politik negara. Bebas dan adil kerajaan UMNO, cepat le mereka tombang. Sebab tu mereka kena ikhtiar 100% utk kesinambungan pentadbrian mereka.
ReplyDeletePengerusi Barisan Nasional (BN) Melaka Datuk Seri Mohd Ali Rustam meminta penjawat awam, khususnya pihak berkuasa tempatan (PBT), mempertahankan kerajaan BN pada pilihan raya umum ini.
ReplyDeleteIni kerana katanya, selain mempunyai agenda ikhlas dan mampan dalam membangunkan negara, kerajaan BN juga menjaga kebajikan serta mempertahankan penjawat awam yang sering menjadi sasaran pelbagai tuduhan termasuk rasuah.
ReplyDelete"Banyak pihak terutama pembangkang menuduh kerajaan kita sekarang ini tidak baik, begitu, begini, rasuah, menuduh kita ini semua tidak bagus. Tapi kalau mereka memerintah, mereka akan buang separuh kakitangan awam yang ada...mereka menghina kita sampai begitu rupa sebab itu saya harap semua pegawai dapat menilai ucapan dan dasar pihak pembangkang dan menilai siapa yang lebih ikhlas," katanya.
ReplyDeleteMohd Ali yang juga Ketua Menteri Melaka berkata berbeza dengan tuduhan pembangkang, semua PBT di Melaka menunjukkan prestasi cemerlang serta mencatat peningkatan kutipan hasil.
ReplyDeleteSome 150 Parti Keadilan Rakyat members from its Merbau Pulas branch left the party to join Umno tonight
ReplyDeleteFormer Padang Serai PKR deputy chief Johari Teh cited the power struggle within the party as one of the main reasons why he and others quit the party.
“The sex scandals, the state’s failure to fulfil its promises in Kedah and especially here in Merbau Pulas had led us to lose confidence in the PKR leadership,” he said at a function in Kampung Beka tonight.
ReplyDeleteHe said one of the problems PKR failed to solve was rampant sand-mining in Merbau Pulas.
"The activities continued despite protests from the locals. We brought the issue to the state government but there was no feedback," said Johari.
ReplyDeleteHe said the party had promised the locals plenty but did not fulfil them.
"Even people like us at branch level were not given any respect or fair treatment,” said Johari, who was a staunch Pas supporter before joining PKR and helping them clinch the Padang Serai seat in 2008.
ReplyDeleteJohari said he is confident that Umno will win Padang Serai this election.
"From our readings, PKR’s candidate for Padang Serai N. Surendran stands no chance here as he isn’t a local,” said Johari.
ReplyDeleteOn his next move, Johari said he and the other ex-PKR members will set up an Umno branch in Kampung Beka, a former PKR stronghold.
ReplyDelete"With this I can safely say that there are no more PKR members or supporters here in the village," said Johari.
ReplyDeleteHe said more PKR members in Sungai Karangan, Bukit Karangan and Taman Bunga Raya in Padang Serai constituency will also cross-over to BN soon.
ReplyDeleteAlso present at the function were Padang Serai Umno deputy chief Bakri Hashim and several other senior members.
ReplyDeleteMore PKR members will jump ship to join BN before the next general elections.
ReplyDeleteAkujanji Headhunter said:-
ReplyDeleteSEBAR FITNAH (cybertrooper umno)
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PERKAUMAN
POLITIK LUCAH
LIDAH SYAITAN
Lompat parti satu kebiasaan.
ReplyDeleteBN to PKR and PKR to BN. Keadaan ini adalah keadaan yang biasa dan tiada apa yuang perlu dihairankan.
ReplyDeleteRakyat harus bijak menilai dan membuat undian yang bijak juga.
ReplyDeletePenyertaan terbaru itu menjadikan enam pegawai tertinggi tentera menyertai Pakatan sejak awal tahun lalu.
ReplyDeleteNampaknya, jentera PR semakin hebat!
Masing-masing menarik member-member parti lain untuk menyertainya. Rasa-rasa inilah strategi yang kerap digunakan.
ReplyDeleteDatuk Seri Najib menyeru seluruh rakyat Malaysia supaya memilih kerajaan yang transformatif dan janganlah memilih kerajaan yang memusnah serta meruntuhkan masa depan rakyat. Janganlah sesekali bereksperimen dengan masa depan kerana amat sukar untuk bangkit dan pulih dari kepunahan sekiranya ia melanda akibat pilihan yang salah.
ReplyDeleteMengapa perlunya kita memilih Barisan Nasional (BN)?
ReplyDeleteMalaysia memerlukan kerajaan yang stabil dan kuat.
-Kita perlu mempertahankan apa yang telah kita capai - Kita tidak boleh gadaikan apa yang dikecapi, kita tidak boleh perjudikan masa hadapan kita.
-Kita perlukan sebuah kerajaan kukuh yang berupaya melaksanakan Agenda Transformasi Negara ke arah mencapai status negara berpendapatan tinggi yang maju sepenuhnya.
-Berkhidmat untuk rakyat - Kita percaya kepada keadilan sosial dan menjadi inklusif menyentuh hati nurani dan meningkatkan taraf hidup semua lapisan rakyat Malaysia tanpa mengira keturuan dan agama.
ReplyDeleteRekod pencapai Parti Barisan Nasional.
ReplyDelete-Kejayaan yang dikecapi dalam tempoh 55 tahun tidak boleh dinafikan lagi. Parti BN adalah parti yang mempunyai rekod pencapaian mantap dan menunaikan segala janji.
-Selama ini, Kerajaan yang diterajui BN telah membawa kemakmuran kepada segenap segmen masyarakat Malaysia.
-Parti BN akan meneruskan rekod kecemerlangan ini - Sekarang bukan masa untuk bereksperimen. Jangan sesekali lakukan uji kaji dengan masa depan kita.
ReplyDelete-Parti BN telah membuktikan - BN sentiasa melakukan penambahbaikan. Sepanjang empat tahun lalu kami mencapai banyak kemajuan besar dalam meningkatkan produktiviti dan sistem penyampaian.
Pengalaman
ReplyDelete-Parti BN berpengalaman mengurus masyarakat pelbagai kaum, agama dan budaya - Politik parti BN adalah politik perpaduan.
-Parti BN telah buktikan kemampuan menghadai cabaran dalam mengharungi kesukaran- Sudah berkali-kali, kita berjaya keluar daripada krisis dengan lebih gagah.
ReplyDelete-Parti BN adalah gabungan yang dinamik - Parti BN sesuaikan grakan dengan perubahan landskap tetapi tidak pernah mengorbankan prinsip.
Gerakan Kesederhanaan
ReplyDelete-Parti BN amalkan formula perkongsian kuasa yang efektif - Parti BN tolak politik benci-membenci dan pecah belah.
-Parti BN hormat dan terima kepelbagaian agama dan kaum - Parti BN membina jambatan: Kami tidak merobohkannya.
ReplyDelete-Parti BN menentang eksploitasi kaum dan agama untuk keuntungan politik - Perpaduan membuahkan kekuatan, perpecahan pula hanya membawa kemusnahan.
Perkongsian Kuasa Telah Teruji
ReplyDelete-Gabungan pelbagai parti BN telah teruji - Selepas 55 tahun, ia masih mewakili seluruh lapisan rakyat dari semua negeri di Malaysia.
-Parti BN percaya kepada kesinambungan -Para pemimpin datang dan pergi tetapi gabungna tetap utuh.
ReplyDelete-Parti BN amalkan politik kosensus dan ketrangkuman - Semua pendapat diambil kira, semua suara didengar.
Memenuhi Kehendak Rakyat
ReplyDelete-Bekongsi harapan dan aspirasi - Berusaha keras menjadikannya suatau kenyataan untuk semua.
ReplyDeleteMengapa perlunya kita memilih Barisan Nasional (BN)?
Malaysia memerlukan kerajaan yang
1. Selalu menaikkan harga minyak dan barang keperluan selepas saja menang pilihanraya
2. Suka memelihara lembu di dalam kondo
3. Suka memberi IC pada PATI
4. Mengamalkan dua Malaysia: Lebuhraya di semananjung 6 lorong di Sabah Sarawak jalan macam laluan lembu
Dan banyak lagi.
Parti BN adalah parti yang mempunyai rekod pencapaian mantap dan menunaikan segala janji. Sebagai contoh Lebuhraya Tenom Beaufort melalui sungai Padas yang Mahathir lakukan pecah tanah semasa beliau menjadi PM merupakan lebuhraya yang tercantik di dunia, Hospital Kinarut yang Rosnah Shirlin janjikan kini merupakan bangunan yang tertinggi di Asia. Tahniah BN!
ReplyDeleteMalaysia's long-governing coalition has won national elections with a weakened majority to extend its unbroken, 56-year rule, fending off the strongest opposition it has ever faced but exposing vulnerabilities in the process.
ReplyDeleteWearing a bright blue shirt and a grim expression, Prime Minister Najib Razak appeared before the media early Monday to sombrely acknowledge that his coalition had won general elections for the 13th time in a row.
ReplyDeleteHe had reason to be cheerless. The National Front coalition's victory in Sunday's parliamentary elections despite losing the popular vote has not only exposed the entrenched racial divide in the country but also a new schism — between the rural poor who preferred the status quo and the urban middle-class who wanted change.
ReplyDeleteMalaysia opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim speaks during a press conference at a hotel in Kuala Lumpur on Monday. By some counts his three-party alliance held the edge in popular vote.Malaysia opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim speaks during a press conference at a hotel in Kuala Lumpur on Monday. By some counts his three-party alliance held the edge in popular vote. (Vincent Thian/Associated Press)
ReplyDeleteHealing the divisions will be a big challenge for Najib, who took the oath of office Monday to begin his second five-year term after surviving the fiercest challenge to the National Front's 56-year rule. If left untended, the racial and social divisions could undermine the stability of Southeast Asia's third-largest economy.
ReplyDeleteOn the face of it, the National Front appears to have done well. It won 133 seats in the 222-member parliament — down a fraction from the 135 it won in 2008. The opposition People's Alliance coalition led by Anwar Ibrahim won 89 seats. But look deeper and the numbers carry a grim story for Najib:
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ReplyDeleteThe National Front polled 5.22 million votes to the opposition's 5.49 million votes, according to calculations by the Malaysian Insider, an independent news website.
ReplyDeleteThe National Front banked heavily on three states with large rural populations — Sarawak, Sabah and Johor — where many people from indigenous groups and the ethnic Malay majority are beholden to the government for handouts traditionally given to them. The three states alone, out of Malaysia's 13, accounted for more than half of the 133 seats won.
ReplyDeletePeople in many urban areas — especially Chinese who are Malaysia's second largest ethnic group — voted overwhelmingly for the opposition, reflecting the huge disenchantment with the government's affirmative action policies that favour Malays.
ReplyDeleteSpeaking at the news conference, Najib blamed a "Chinese tsunami" for the coalition's performance.
ReplyDelete"On the whole, the people's decision this time shows a trend of voting polarization," Najib said. "This worries the government, because if it's not handled well, it could spark tension."
Malaysia's re-elected Prime Minister Najib Razak said his government will embark on a national reconciliation program after polling results showed voting along racial lines.
ReplyDeleteRazak, whose Barisan Nasional -- National Front -- party won 133 of the 222 seats in Parliament, said there were "very unhealthy sentiments," some racial, expressed during the election, a report by Malaysia's national news agency Bernama said.
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ReplyDeleteRazak, 59, said his party will focus on moderate and accommodating policies for the entire country and will reject racist and religious extremism.
"We want the people to realize that for the sake of the country, moderate policies should be accepted as our national policy," Razak told a news conference after the Election Commission announced BN had secured a simple majority in the weekend polling.
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ReplyDeleteBN is a loose coalition of more than 13 small and regional political parties that was formed in 1973.
It was the party's 13th consecutive general election victory since Malaysia gained independence from the United Kingdom in 1957.
ReplyDeleteThroughout its 56 years in power, BN has held as much as 90 percent of parliamentary seats in the country of 28 million people with Islamic, Chinese, Indian and Western cultures.
ReplyDeleteBut the latest election result was much lower than the two-thirds of Parliamentary seats for which BN officials were aiming, Bernama said.
ReplyDeleteWanita Barisan Nasional (BN) has called on women leaders and members in the opposition pact and non-governmental organisations (NGO) to work together to ensure success of the national reconciliation programme.
ReplyDeleteIts chief Datuk Seri Shahrizat Abdul Jalil, said the time for politicking had passed and it was now time for all quarters to cooperate to make national reconciliation mooted by Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak, a reality.
ReplyDelete"I'm asking all Malaysian people to stop fighting about politics. As Wanita BN chief, I sincerely extend my hands to all women in the opposition pact and the NGO so that we can work closely together to ensure success of the national reconciliation programme," she told reporters here today.
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ReplyDeleteShahrizat said Wanita BN would start going to the ground to meet with the people to ensure national reconciliation among all races, political and religious beliefs could be implemented for the sake of peace and harmony in Malaysia.
"Women can play their roles. Each house must have a woman, a mother at least, they can start the national reconciliation efforts at home," she said.
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