“How many times has Anwar lied to us?

State leaders say the PKR de-facto leader is day dreaming, and always has been

KUCHING: PKR’s prediction that they can win at least 15 seats in Sarawak in the 13th general election has been described as nothing more than a ‘day dream’.

Chief Political Secretary to the Chief Minister, Abdul Karim Rahman Hamzah, said he was not surprised by PKR de-facto leader Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim’s grandiose boast because it is his (Anwar) worthless signature tune.

“How many times has Anwar lied to us? He is a day dreamer. After the
12th general election in 2008, Anwar mentioned that Pakatan Rakyat (PR) would form the government by Sept 16, 2008 as BN MPs would be joining them. In the end, nothing materialised.

“Before the recent state election, Anwar also claimed that PR would win and even endorsed Baru Bian (state PKR chairman) as the next Chief Minister. In the end, nothing materialised.

“This prediction that they would win 15 parliament seats is nothing new. It’s Anwar and his dreams again,” he said when contacted yesterday.

Abdul Karim, who is also Barisan Nasional Backbenchers Club (BNBBC) chairman, Asajaya assemblyman and PBB Supreme Council member, was asked to comment on Anwar’s latest remarks when he came here last weekend.

During a gathering with PKR members and supporters from the Bidayuh community at a restaurant in Siburan last Saturday, Anwar said PKR would be committed towards winning at least 15 seats in Sarawak in its quest to enable PR to form the next government.

Anwar said the figure included the predominantly-Bidayuh constituency of Mambong.

“If we can win 15 seats in Sarawak, it will be a ‘home run’ for us (to win the election). That is why we must win in Mambong and in the other urban and rural areas.”

The gathering took place for about two hours, before Anwar left for two more functions in Kuching. Also present were PKR national vice president Datuk John Tenewi Nuek, Baru and state PKR information chief See Chee How.

Presently, PKR does not have any parliamentary seat in Sarawak. In the 10th state election, they contested in 49 seats and won three.

Meanwhile, PBB vice president Datuk Daud Abdul Rahman, who echoed Abdul Karim’s sentiments, said Anwar was “still in dreamland”.

He pointed out that PKR also spoke with a similar air of arrogance before the April 16 state polls when it predicted that it could romp home with 40 seats.

“In the last state election he (Anwar) said PKR could win 40 seats but you see what had happened,” said the Assistant Minister in the Chief Minister’s Department (Islamic Affairs) and Tupong assemblyman.

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BERUK DAN TUAN BERUK (RAKYAT DAN KERAJAAN)
Posted on July 14, 2011 by Tea Tarik


AL KISAH……

Beruk nie memang terkenal dengan perangai nakalnya..tak boleh duduk diam,namun Tuan nya(kerajaan) tetap sayangkannya di sebabkan nak suruh panjat pokok ambil kelapa. Bawak beruk jalan naik motor 1st class dok di raga depan. Satu hari, beruk nie memulas throttle minyak ketika motor sedang berjalan….akibatnya mereka pun accident langgar kereta. Di sebabkan itu, Tuan Beruk cedera parah dan terima beberapa jahitan manakala beruk tiada langsung kecederaan.

Beberapa hari kemudian selepas Tuannya keluar hospital, sayang punya pasai, Tuan nya masih bawak lagi beruk nie jalan-jalan, cuma this time dok di belakang la.Oleh sebab perangai semulajadi beruk nie yg nakal ,kali nie Si beruk memusing helmet dan menutup muka tuannya. Tuan Beruk tak nampak jalan dan motor hilang kawalan maka sekali lagi mereka accident dan kali ini tuannya MATI!

Semenjak daripada hari itu BERUK a.k.a RAKYAT dah di hantar ke zoo dan tak dpt lagi panjat pokok kelapa atau merempit dengan tuannya malahan di kurung dalam kandang sampai MATI. MORAL OF THE STORY- Kerajaan sayangkan rakyat walaupun beberapa kali di sabotaj semasa pilihanraya, namun masih di beri keistimewaan. Tetapi apabila tumbangnya sebuah kerajaan yang perihatin maka MERANA LAH rakyat dan ketika itu menanggis airmata darah pun tidak dapat mengembalikan Tuan(Kerajaan)yang lama.Maka hiduplah dalam jajahan wahai kawanku. Pilihlah sewajarnya semasa PRU 13 nanti. BN SEMESTINYA..

Sedegil mana beruk, tuan nya tetap menyayangi nya walaupun pada awalnya tuan beruk marah atau memukulnya kerana kedegilan beruk. Namun demikian, kata pepatah pukul dibadanmu, sakit dihati ku...

穿黄衣被捕 案展下月审 朱海达否认两罪状

北砂新闻

左一起砂公正党中央妇女组委员朱海达、律师林思健以及阿文瑞。

（本报美里12日讯）人民公正党砂中央妇女组委员朱海达因身穿净选盟T恤而被控，今日在过堂时，控方高级联邦律师耶谷将所有相关调查文件、相片等提交予辩方律师。另外，此案定于8月15及16日审讯。

被告朱海达否认两项罪状，分别是拥有2件黄色的“BERSIH 2.0”T恤及穿上展示BERSIH 2.0T恤，而违反了1966年社团法令。

第一项控状是指她于7月4日下午1时45分，在美里机场被警方查获拥有2件印有“BERSIH 2.0”字眼的T恤，所以被警方扣押至警局。

第二项控状指她于7月4日下午1时45分，在美里机场被警方发现她身穿及展示黄色的“BERSIH 2.0”T恤。该件黄色T恤并无获得政府批准。

上述2项控状都触犯1966年社团法令第47条文。在该项条文下，一旦罪成，可被判2年监禁，或罚款不超过5000令吉，或两者兼施。

据了解，朱海达是于7月4日下午1时45分，从古晋乘搭飞机返回美里时，因身穿黄色净选盟T恤，及拥有2件黄色净选盟T恤，当场被警方逮捕，押回警局调查。

过后在隔天早上7月5日被警方押上法庭，并援引刑事程序法典第117条文申请延扣3天获准。

卑尔骚区州议员林思健今日向记者表示，美里警方应以西马709案件作为标准，因为当天很多支持净选盟活动的领袖及民众在被捕后，在录取口供后已获得释放。

他指出，惟美里警方却将朱海达扣留3天及提控，这对朱海达是不公平的。

他认为，国阵政府动用执法单位来打压、对付身穿净选盟黄色衣服者，是非常不明智的举动，这将成为国际笑柄。*

Ambiga, Hadi Awang, Khairy arrested

Posted on July 10, 2011, Sunday

Demonstrators gathered at various locations in the capital city from noon yesterday in defiance of police order


RUNNING HELTER SKELTER: Protesters fleeing tear gas fired by police during a mass rally calling for electoral reform in Kuala Lumpur yesterday. The police arrested more than 400 people and used tear gas as a massive lockdown was imposed on the capital to thwart an opposition-backed rally demanding reforms to prevent some people being allowed to vote more than once in elections. — AFP photo

KUALA LUMPUR: Police yesterday arrested several political leaders and rally organisers including Datuk S Ambiga, who is the chairman of the outlawed group, Bersih, PAS president Datuk Seri Abdul Hadi Awang and Umno youth chief Khairy Jamaluddin for going ahead with yesterday’s rallies.

According to the police in their Facebook page, two vice-presidents of Parti Keadilan Rakyat (PKR), Fuziah Salleh and Tian Chua, were also arrested for taking part in the illegal rallies.

They were picked up at KL Sentral station as they were about to join the rallies.

PAS deputy presidents, Datuk Mahfuz Omar and Salahuddin Ayub, were also arrested earlier at the same place for the same reason.

PAS deputy president Mohamad Sabu, meanwhile, was arrested in Jalan Mahameru.

PKR advisor Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim was also at KL Sentral.

Khairy was leading a rally, by the group known as Patriot, in Jalan Bukit Bintang when he was apprehended by police alongside Umno supreme council member Datuk Abdul Azeez Abdul Rahim.

In his tweet, Khairy said Umno Youth executive council member, Datuk Ahmad Zaki Zahid, was hurt when police fired tear gas at them.

He tweeted at about 4pm: “Have been taken to Pulapol. FRU tear gas straight at us. Exco @zakizahid hurt.”

Police said, 924 people were arrested as at 5.30pm, 49 of them women.

Demonstrators gathered at various locations in the capital city from noon yesterday in defiance of police orders, forcing the police to fire tear gas and water cannons to disperse them.

The locations include Dataran Merdeka, Pasar Seni, Jalan Hang Kasturi, Maybank Tower, Jalan Tun Perak, Jalan Petaling and KL Sentral.

Police said security personnel had repeatedly ordered them to disperse but were ignored.

Several shops around Bukit Bintang were closed due to the rallies but reopened at 3.30pm when police put the situation under control.

Meanwhile, Datuk Abdul Rahman Abu Bakar, the deputy president of the Malay right-wing group, Perkasa, said the group abided by the orders of the authorities.

“We were supposed to take part in the rally but Perkasa president Datuk Ibrahim Ali received orders from the police asking the buses carrying our members from Johor Baharu, Pahang, Perak, Kelantan and Negeri Sembilan, to turn back,” he said.

He said Perkasa decided not to go ahead with its planned rally because it did not want to create trouble. — Bernama

Anwar the mastermind behind illegal rally – PM

Posted on July 11, 2011, Monday

KUALA LUMPUR: Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim is an opportunist who was the mastermind in organising the illegal rally on Saturday, said Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak.

The Prime Minister described the illegal rally organised by the outlawed group, Bersih 2.0, as a desperate plan by the opposition leader to manipulate the people to gain their support.

Najib, who is also the Umno president, said Anwar’s position was affected by the growing support of the people for the government following the various economic development policies that had been implemented.

Addressing 6,000 people who attended a briefing session at the Putra World Trade Centre, here yesterday, he said the member of parliament for Permatang Pauh was prepared to sacrifice his principles and put aside religion and race as long as he achieved his dream of becoming prime minister.

“He knows that if he does not do anything, we (the Barisan Nasional) will win in the 13th general election.

“This is the last chance for him. When people know that this is their last chance, they will do everything, good or bad,” he said.

Najib, who is also the BN chairman, said Anwar deliberately wanted to bring down the country’s image and show to the world that Malaysia was not democratic and instead tried to portray himself as a good person.

“This negative attitude has never changed from before until now,” he said. — Bernama

FUYOO! A 'HOUSEWIFE" WANT TO CHALLENGE THE GOVERNMENT

PKR Youth sec charged with possessing, displaying ‘Bersih’ T-shirt

Posted on July 8, 2011, Friday

MIRI: The Youth secretary of Parti Keadilan Rakyat (PKR) Zulhaidah Suboh was yesterday charged in the magistrates’ court with two offences under Society Act 1966.

The case attracted supporters from the opposition parties who came together with Zulhaidah family members.

Also present were Pujut assemblyman Fung Pau Teck and PKR Miri chief Michael Teo.

Wearing an orange T-shirt with ‘Justice First — Truth Now and 1Mongolia’ printed on the back and black jeans, Zulhaidah waved and smiled to her father Hadie @ Suboh Salleh, mother and husband who were among the crowd as police escorted her to the dock.

The 38-year-old aspiring politician was charged with possessing two pieces of T-shirt printed with ‘Bersih 2.0’ wordings and displaying by wearing T-shirt with ‘Bersih 2.0’ printed on it.

Both offences under Section 47 of Society Act 1966 (Act 335) prescribed jail sentence of not more than two years or fine of not more than RM5,000 or both upon conviction.

Before magistrate Nasrul Hadi Abdul Ghani, she pleaded not guilty to both charges.

As she claimed trial, deputy public prosecutor Yaacub Haji Chik requested for the accused to be released on bail of RM5,000 with one surety for each charge.

Yaacub in his application contended that the amount must not be low as there was possibility that the accused may abscond and that she might take it lightly and attend court hearing at later stage.

Apart from that, the accused might commit the same offence in the future.

The large amount of bail will secure her attendance at the trial.

The accused’s counsel Piasau assemblyman Ling Sie Kiong said the bail amount of RM5,000 requested by Yaacub was too excessive as Section 47 of Society Act 1966 (Act 335) prescribed a fine of not more than RM5,000 upon conviction.

Ling said that the bail should not be a punishment for the accused.

On the ground that Zulhaidah might abscond, Ling said the chances were slim as she is a well-known figure in Miri for she had contested in the recent state election.

In a lighter note, Ling said his client is now becoming more famous and well known with the case.

She also has no criminal records prior to the case.

Two other counsels namely Majen Panyog and Abun Sui Anyit also represented Zulhaidah.

In requesting for the amount of bail to be reduced, Abun said the accused is just a housewife without income.

Magistrate Nasrul after hearing both parties ordered Zulhaidah to be released on bail of RM4,000 for each charge with one surety pending trial fixed for Aug 15 and 16, this year.

Zulhaidah’s father Hadie stand as her surety.