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Pilihanraya Sarawak 2011 : Barisan Nasional menang majoriti 2/3
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penyokong BN berak dlm seluar la.. |
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KUALA LUMPUR, April 9 — The DAP dared the prime minister today to form a royal commission of inquiry (RCI) to probe the mysterious death of a Sarawak environment investigator in 2004.
DAP Parlimentary Leader Lim Kit Siang said in a statement that state Department of Environment investigating officer, Rumie Azzan had fallen from the ninth floor of Wisma STA (Sarawak Timber Association) in Kuching, back in September 2004.
“The Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak seems to be amenable to the establishment of a Royal Commission of Inquiry into the Carcosa sex videotape scandal, not into the roles of the Attorney-General and the Police to ascertain why the threesome forming ‘Datuk T’ had not been arrested and prosecuted for crimes after three long weeks, but to establish the identity of the ‘key character’ in the video.
“Would Najib seriously consider the possibility of a RCI if the target of the Carcosa sex video tape screening had been the prime minister himself, the deputy prime minister or anyone of the Cabinet Ministers?” he questioned.
The recently surfaced video grabbed headlines when Opposition leader Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim was accused of being the man in the video, of having sex with an alleged prostitute.
The Ipoh Timor MP said that the Sarawakians and Malaysians are entitled to ask why the prime minister is not prepared to establish RCI for a “whole host of more important and pressing public issues”.
He added that an inquest into Rumie’s mysterious death had returned an open verdict as the coroner was unable to determine whether the death “resulted from or was accelerated by any unlawful act or omission”.
“Many Sarawakians were reminded of Rumie’s mysterious death from height when in the course of official duties investigating a major environment case when the tragic case of Teoh Beng Hock falling to his death from the 14th floor of MACC headquarters in Shah Alam on July 16, 2009 shocked the nation,” Lim said.
The aide to Selangor executive councillor Ean Yong Hian Wah was a witness whose body was found sprawled on the fifth floor corridor of the anti-graft body’s Selangor headquarters following overnight questioning there.
“Is Najib prepared when he comes to Sarawak for the general elections campaign to announce a Royal Commission of Inquiry to re-open the riddle of the seven-year mysterious death of 31-year-old DOE investigating officer Rumie Azzan falling from ninth floor of STA in Kuching as there are many questions which remain unanswered – in particular whether it is suicide or murder?
“There have been too many cases of mysterious deaths whether occurring under official custody or involving government agencies – like the most outrageous recent case of Customs officer, Ahmad Sarbani Mohamed, falling to his death from the third floor of the MACC office in Jalan Cochrane, Kuala Lumpur on Wednesday,” Lim pointed out.
The death of Ahmad Sarbani, a customs officer, comes as a RCI is investigating Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) operational procedures and the death of Teoh in 2009 after a coroner’s inquest returned an open verdict of neither suicide nor homicide.
“Now MACC is to hold interrogation only on the ground floor of any MACC premises — making it one of its kind in the world for anti-corruption agencies and undoubtedly an international laughing-stock.
“This is trying to cure the symptom but not the disease — which is the lack of public confidence in the efficiency, independence and professionalism of the MACC,” he said.
He said if the MACC and the government do not know how to secure public confidence in the efficiency, independence and professionalism of the MACC, it is further testimony that the Barisan Nasional is “too decadent, corrupt and totally incapable of redemption” and a change of government is the only answer to revamp the whole system of governance in the country.
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aku try masuk dayakbaru - account suspended |
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In what is seen as a last ditch bid to prevent Sarawak from falling into the hands of the Pakatan Rakyat, the BN federal government said its 10-point solution has successfully paved the way for the release of 35,100 Malay-language Bibles or Alkitab which had been in Port Klang and Kuching.
But the late statement from Idris Jala, Minister in the Prime Minister's Department, directly contradicts the comments made by Sarawak Chief Minister Taib Mahmud, who claimed he was the one who broke the impasse.
"It was I who talked to the prime minister. I said to him that it was a stupid idea to stamp serial numbers. I told him it should be stopped and he said 'yes I agree and I'll put a stop to it'. So he went and stopped the serial numbers. Now there's no more of this nonsense," Taib had been reported as saying on Saturday.
The 10-points solution was proposed by Idris last week. When it was first announced, the government-controlled media immediately declared the impasse broken.
But Christians condemned the solution offered as it divided their community - with no conditions placed on the import of the Alkitab in East Malaysia while in the peninsula, the front cover still had to be stamped with the words "Christian Publication" and the sign of the cross had to be displayed prominently.
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wakakakaka...sudah goyangggggg...bukti jelas kepentingan agama diperalatkan utk political gain!:re: |
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Tak juga. Kampung aku kali nie sentimen PR sangat kuat. Bendera PKR memenuhi jalan.
Muntz Post at 10-4-2011 12:14 AM
tgk juga, mungkin kawasan ko tu memang antara kawasan kemungkinan PR akan menang
kawasan Melayu biasalah, bilangan pengundi sikit tapi kawasan bertanding tu banyak
mcm Cina cthnya pengundi ramai tapi kawasan bertanding sikit |
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masalahnya kawasan2 yg SNAP bertanding tu banyak yg boleh bg pembangkang menang
tambahan ...
DTECCONAN Post at 10-4-2011 00:29
Since that DAP pun setuju Baru Bian jadi KM dan diorang pun tak letak syarat PKR kena menang besar bagai... aku rasa takder masalah pun dari segi itu. Mcm kat Perak, DAP menang banyak, tapi PAS jadi MB. Satu lagi, aku heran jugak kerusi yg stronghold BN pun diorang berebut. Yg ko cakap pembangkang boleh menang tu apa jah... stakat nie yg aku yakin betul2 kerusi Bumiputera yg pembangkang boleh menang pun aku rasa masih kurang dari 10 jah... :re: :re: |
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tapi kalau tgk calon2 PKR lebih hebat dr calon SNAP |
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Post Last Edit by Muntz at 10-4-2011 00:49
tgk juga, mungkin kawasan ko tu memang antara kawasan kemungkinan PR akan menang
kawasan ...
DTECCONAN Post at 10-4-2011 00:33
Sbenanya kawasan Melayu tak banyak berbanding populasi. Kawasan Melanau yg banyak. Tapi Melanau nie digroup sama dgn Melayu, jadi tak nampak sangat. Contoh kerusi Melanau: Belawai, Semop, Daro, Jemoreng, Dalat, Balingian, Jepak. Org Melanau kalau ikut statistik cuma 5% jer dari penduduk Sarawak, kurang daripada Bidayuh. Tapi jumlah seat sampai 7 bijik. Yg anehnya, Melanau nie tak semua Muslim, tapi yg represent mereka semua Muslim, malah kerusi yg majoriti Melanau non-Muslim iaitu Dalat, diwakili oleh org Cina Muslim. Tapi aku tak kisah lah sbb Datin Fatimah tu mmg terkenal wakil rakyat yg baik. |
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Yg ko cakap pembangkang boleh menang tu apa jah... stakat nie yg aku yakin betul2 kerusi Bumiputera yg pembangkang boleh menang pun aku rasa masih kurang dari 10 jah...
Muntz Post at 10-4-2011 12:41 AM
yup, kemungkinan boleh menang 10 yg selebihnya tu kemungkinan sahaja
mungkin kerusi2 inilah menjadi perkiraan PR untuk ambil alih kerajaan
yg dikatakan setuju utk jadi CM tu kalau dgn DAP, kalau dgn SNAP????
tapi itula, walau sekuat mana pun pembangkang tak boleh nak tumbangkan BN lagi |
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Aku boleh kata, HIshamuddin tak fikir panjang dulu sblm KPDN deface Bible BM. Spatutnya isu camn ...
Muntz Post at 10-4-2011 00:34
mungkin Hishamuddin adalah spy BN, nak bantu PR sebenarnya? |
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