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Khamis, 27 Disember 2012

PAS jangan jadi bacul!!

takde selindung
takde kias
terus cakap tanpa ada tapis

DAP  laknatullah desak kalimah ALLAH boleh digunapakai oleh penganut kristian.

amacam  PAS ?

nak bantai dap tak ?
atau nak sokong dap ?
atau nak senyap lagi ?
Takkan Pas nak terus senyap dan tengok sahaja dengan  sifat kurang ajar DAP nie!!PAS jangan jadi bacul!!

UMNO tidak terlibat dengan 13 MEI !!


Timbalan Presiden Umno Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin menegaskan parti itu tidak akan membenarkan peristiwa hitam 13 Mei berulang kembali.
Namun beliau tidak menjamin perkara yang sama tidak akan berlaku sekiranya kuasa pentadbiran Pusat beralih tangan kepada Pakatan Rakyat selepas Pilihan Raya Umum 13 (PRU13).
Ini kerana menurut Muhyiddin, perbezaan ideologi antara parti dalam Pakatan menjadi faktor utama yang mampu menggugat kestabilan negara.
“Maksud kita keadaan akan jadi porak peranda (kerana) pertembungan ideologi yang besar. Bayangkan kalau mereka duduk semeja, bagaimana nak capai keputusan tadbir negara pada lima tahun akan datang?
“Di peringkat negeri yang mereka kuasai pun ada pertembungan yang nyata…konflik agak jelas,” kata Muhyiddin yang juga Timbalan Perdana Menteri dalam sidang media di Pusat Dagangan Dunia Putra (PWTC), Kuala Lumpur hari ini.
Kenyataannnya itu sekaligus mempertahankan ucapan dasar Ketua Wanita Umno Datuk Seri Shahrizat Abdul Jalil semalam mengenai kemungkinan berulangnya tragedi tahun 1969 jika Umno kehilangan kuasa selepas PRU nanti.
“Jika kita tidak lagi ditampuk kuasa, maka kestabilan politik negara akan goyang. Pastinya kaum Melayu yang menjadi rakyat majoriti di negara kita tidak akan senang.
“Saya bimbang dan khuatir ini mungkin akan membawa kepada ketegangan kaum yang boleh mengundang kembali tragedi 13 Mei 1969,” kata bekas Menteri Pembangunan Wanita, Keluarga dan Masyarakat itu.
Mengulas lanjut, Muhyiddin berkata ucapan Shahrizat itu bukan berniat untuk menakutkan rakyat, sebaliknya satu peringatan tentang impak negatif sekiranya Pakatan menguasai Putrajaya.
Kemaruk kuasa politik
“Peringatan BN bukan nak menakut-nakutkan. Tapi ini jelas. Jadi kita tak boleh mempermainkan dan memperjudikan masa depan kita hanya kerana kita nak mencuba,” katanya.
Menyifatkan amaran tersebut sebagai wajar, Timbalan Perdana Menteri itu berkata Umno sepatutnya sudah belajar daripada pengalaman pahit mereka semasa tewas PRU12.
“Amaran itu wajar. Semua orang tahu bahawa senario politik hari ini tidak seperti dahulu. Cabaran yang Umno-BN hadapi memang lebih hebat kerana pihak di sana mereka sudah macam kemaruk kuasa politik,” katanya.
Sementara itu, Shahrizat dalam sidang media berlainan terus mempertahankan kenyataannya semalam.
Sebaliknya, menyalahkan pihak pembangkang kerana cuba menimbulkan suasana tegang apabila membangkitkan sejarah 13 Mei.
“Tak salah kalau merujuk peristiwa itu sebagai sejarah. Bukan saya sengaja nak bangkitkan ketegangan itu tapi mereka sengaja memetik bahagian sejarah itu yang saya katakan sebagai jijik,” katanya.

'Beware of Pakatan's hidden traps'


PAS' aspiration to introduce its interpretation of the Islamic law, or hudud, if the opposition coalition came into power was strongly criticised at the MCA Youth and Wanita assemblies yesterday.

MCA Youth chief Datuk Dr Wee Ka Siong called on Malaysians to reject laws based on religious theocracy and to denounce Pas' call to implement hudud.
He also cautioned the people to be wary of the opposition's "hidden traps".
"They are hoping to take over the country from the Barisan Nasional. The people need to see the hidden traps that will surface if this happens.
"Pas still insists on creating an Islamic state and to set up a political system based on religion. To date, Parti Keadilan Rakyat and DAP are unable to reject Pas' agenda," he said in his speech.
Wee likened the mindset of Pas leadership to one that belonged to the Dark Ages.
"They are trying to force our country to return to an old system which every country in the world had fought hard to discard. It is worrying and it saddens us."
Wee also lambasted the DAP for conspiring with Pas to gain political mileage.
"What is worse is that DAP, which had been adamant in rejecting an Islamic state in the past, is now working hand-in-gloves with Pas. They are now willing to sacrifice their stance and belief. Where is their integrity?"
Wee said he sympathised with DAP stalwart Karpal Singh, the only party leader who had openly spoken up against Pas' aspiration to implement hudud.
"Karpal's famous response 'over my dead body' with regard to the creation of an Islamic state has been drowned by the howls of new DAP leaders.
"We pity Karpal, who is powerless, as he is betrayed by party supremo Lim Kit Siang and his son, Lim Guan Eng."
Wee recounted that in the past, Kit Siang had launched a campaign to protest against former prime minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad when he announced that Malaysia was an Islamic country.
"Yet, when Pas leaders announced that the Constitution will be amended for the implementation of hudud, Kit Siang kept his mouth shut."
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Tourism Minister and MCA vice-president Datuk Seri Dr Ng Yen Yen (centre) arriving for the launch of the MCA Youth and Wanita and general assemblies yesterday. Pic by Salhani Ibrahim


Rabu, 26 Disember 2012

part of paya peda dam had to be broken


KUALA TERENGGANU: Part of the Paya Peda dam in Besut which is still under construction had to broken yesterday to release a water reservoir for the safety of the people living downstream, said Terengganu Menteri Besar Datuk Seri Ahmad Said.

He said that although the move caused floods, it had to be done to release pressure on the dam.
The step taken enabled water to be released from the dam in a planned manner, he said.
Some 1,000 people in the district had to be evacuated to flood relief centres as a results of the ensuing floods.
 "Because of a fear of a dangerous spillover, the move to break down part of the dam was taken after consultations involving the dam's consultant, contractor and the Drainage and Irrigation Department," Ahmad told reporters after attending a Yayasan Terengganu function at Dewan Konvensyen Taman Tamadun Islam (TTI) here today.
The RM333-milion dam due to be completed in the middle of next year will serve as an irrigation dam that will enable padi farmers downstream to plant two crops a year. -- BERNAMA

Guan Eng seeking to divert attention from land issue


NIBONG TEBAL: DAP secretary-general Lim Guan Eng was chided for trying to divert attention from a state party leader's controversial 4,000ha land ownership in Kelantan by calling on the federal government to allow Christians to use the word of 'Allah' in the Bahasa Malaysia version of the Bible.

Umno Supreme Council member Datuk Seri Mohd Ali Rustam said the Penang Chief Minister was seeking to divert public attention from the controversy involving Perak DAP chairman Datuk Ngeh Koo Ham.

Mohd Ali, who is also the Malacca Chief Minister said the issue of the use of 'Allah' word among Christians had been resolved and there was no need to bring up the issue again.

"However, he (Lim) needs to create a diversion from the controversy involving Ngeh to distract the public from the more important issue on the 4,000ha land owned by the DAP Perak chairman."

"DAP leaders made a ruling that their assemblymen should not acquire any land during their term in office, so Lim should better focus on explaining the issue to the rakyat," he said after opening the Malaysian Islamic Missionary and Welfare Organisation (Pekida) 18th annual general meeting here today.

Mohd Ali said the land issue was serious as it involved a huge land parcel in Pas-led Kelantan.

He also called for the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) to expedite their investigation into the matter.

Ngeh had denied allegations that the Kelantan government awarded Upayapadu Plantation Sdn Bhd, the company that owns 4,359ha land in the state, in exchange for him not being made the Perak Menteri Besar after DAP won the most number of seats in Perak at the 2008 general election.

Mohd Ali also challenged the DAP leadership to suspend or direct Ngeh to relinquish his posts pending the MACC probe.

"This is a classic example of hypocrisy practiced by the DAP leadership. They are always quick to jump the gun and calling for BN leaders to resign the moment they are alleged of any wrongdoing."

"However, when their leaders are linked to any controversy, the party adopts a silent mode and create other issue to divert the public from the issue at hand," he said.

As such, Mohd Ali urged Muslims in the country not to fall into Lim's political twist by playing up the word of 'Allah' issue and instead focus on the land ownership issue.

Lim, in his Christmas message on Monday had urged the federal government to allow Christians to use the word 'Allah' in their Bahasa Malaysia version of Bible.

128 illegals arrested in Langkawi waters


LANGKAWI: The Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency (MMEA) arrested 128 illegals believed to be Myanmar nationals, about five nautical miles from Pulau Rebak in Langkawi waters, yesterday.

Langkawi MMEA enforcement chief, Maritime Captain Zulkarnain Mohd Omar said in a press statement today that the group included four women and nine children.
He said the arrest was made by an MMEA patrol boat team who became suspicious of a cargo boat they saw in the waters here and upon inspection, found the illegals and that the bot was skippered by a Myanmar.
He said the illegals were then brought to the Bukit Malut fishery jetty for further investigation under the Immigration Act for illegally entering Malaysian waters.
Zulkarnain said this was the third arrest of illegals made by MMEA here this year.  -- BERNAMA


Isnin, 24 Disember 2012

Residents await state govt decision


ANOTHER DEMOLITION? Devotees in a quandary over temple status

SEPANG: THE residents of Ladang Teluk Merbau, here, have hit a wall over the status of a Hindu temple as their pleas continued to go unheeded by the Parti Keadilan Rakyat-led Selangor government.
Temple chairman R. Vellasamy said the over 130-year-old Sri Maha Mariamman temple will be reduced to rubble if the state showed no signs of intervention.
"This temple was built during the British colonial times on land belonging to conglomerate Hap Seng Land Sdn Bhd.
"But the company wanted its land back in April last year and issued a demolition order," he told a press conference yesterday.
Although he had asked for help from the state government, Vellasamy said the demolition was on hold temporarily due to a meeting with the company and representatives from MCA and MIC.
Former Sungai Pelek DAP branch chairman and temple advisor Tan Tuan Tat said the Indian community was saddened over the status of the temple.
"There are lots of Indian families here. If the temple is demolished, where will they go and pray?"
Tan said the conglomerate gave an alternate land for the temple to be relocated -- 8km away from its current location. But the temple management asked to be relocated to a land belonging to the state government which was only 2km away.
However, Tan said the state had ignored the request despite five letters sent between Jan 11 and May 28 this year to Selangor Menteri Besar Tan Sri Abdul Khalid Ibrahim and state executive councillors Dr Xavier Jeyakumar and Teresa Kok.
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Temple chairman R. Vellasamy says the Sri Maha Mariamman