Perjuangan Kebebasan Hak Media Oleh PKR Hanyalah Retorik

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May 3, 2010 – Memorandum menuntut kebebasan media: Hentikan campur tangan ...pencabulan kebebasan media yang penting sejak Hari Kebebasan ...

• Kebebasan media untuk siapa?

Wan Hamidi Hamid 3:56AM May 2, 2002

SEKARANG ???

• Di mana pula kebebasan Media bila soalan tidak mampu dijawab seperti ini :- 

Di mana kebebasan media seperti yang dilaungkan oleh PKR dalam "Bersih yang Kotor"

p/s : Belum pun memerintah negara, media ditindas...fikirlah sendiri

Pusat Pemeriksaan ICOS beroperasi di ESSCOM Selasa ini - @HishammuddinH2O #LahadDatu #OpsDaulat

LAHAD DATU 31 Mac - Tiga pusat pemeriksaan Imigresen, Kastam, Kuarantin dan Keselamatan (ICQS) akan beroperasi di Kawasan Keselamatan Khas Pantai Timur Sabah (ESSCOM) mulai Selasa ini.
Menteri Dalam Negeri, Datuk Seri Hishammuddin Tun Hussein berkata, tiga pejabat sementara yang diwujudkan itu akan beroperasi di Lahad Datu, Kudat dan Pos Kawalan Imigresen Bersepadu Kerakit, Pulau Banggi.

"Dua belas kabin akan diguna sebagai pejabat sementara yang merangkumi enam kabin di ICQS Lahad Datu, empat kabin di Kudat dan dua di Pulau Banggi. Semua kabin telah tiba di lokasi Khamis lepas," katanya kepada pemberita ketika melawat tapak ICQS Lahad Datu di sini hari ini.

Hishammuddin berkata, 14 pegawai akan ditempatkan sementara di setiap ICQS dan pos kawalan yang turut dianggotai unit Risikan dan penguatkuasaan Jabatan Imigresen.

Semoga dengan segala usaha yang giat dijalankan oleh pihak keselamatan, kedaulatan tanahair terus terjaga dan keselamatan rakyat terbela. 


p/s : Tahniah buat DS Hishammuddin Tun Hussein dan seluruh agensi KDN 

Lebih 120,000 Tonton Video Animasi Mr. Mansuh

Video animasi pendek bertajuk Mr. Mansuh yang dikatakan membabitkan seorang pemimpin pakatan pembangkang di laman YouTube terus mendapat sambutan hangat selepas ia ditonton lebih 120,000 kali sejak dimuat naik sebulan lalu.

Lebih menarik, setakat 4.30 petang ini, 5,792 penonton menekan butang Like menandakan mereka tidak menyokong tindakan pemimpin itu yang berjanji memansuhkan pelbagai dasar kerajaan selama ini jika pakatan pembangkang berjaya membentuk kerajaan selepas pilihan raya umum akan datang.

Walau bagaimanapun, sebanyak 3,813 penonton pula memilih butang Dislike bagi menyatakan sokongan tidak berbelah-bahagi terhadap pemimpin itu dan pakatan pembangkang.

Video animasi Mr. Mansuh menjadi perbualan hangat masyarakat selepas dimuat naik ke laman perkongsian video tersebut kira-kira sebulan lalu.

Menerusi video itu, watak 'super hero' berkenaan digambarkan mampu terbang untuk menabur janji kepada rakyat termasuk memansuhkan pelbagai dasar yang dilaksana kerajaan selama ini. 

p/s : Yang tekan dislike disebabkan terlalu taksub dengan maksumnya Mr. Mansuh

Malaysians enjoying greater wealth @NajibRazak @MuhyiddinYassin #BNBagus #Vote4BN #BN4Malaysia

HOUSEHOLD INCOME UP: Survey shows country has achieved its poverty reduction target three years before 2015 deadline

PUTRAJAYA: THE poverty levels  among Bumiputeras, Chinese and Indians  have gone down and their incomes have increased in the past three years.

This had led to the government achieving its 10th Malaysia Plan target of reducing overall poverty to two per cent, three years earlier than its projected 2015 deadline, said Minister in the Prime Minister's Department Tan Sri Nor Mohamed Yakcop when announcing the results of the Household Income Survey 2012, here yesterday.

He said the survey concluded that Bumiputeras saw a decline in poverty levels from 5.3 per cent in 2009 to 2.2 per cent last year.

Poverty among the Chinese reduced from 0.6 per cent in 2009 to 0.3 per cent last year, while poverty among Indians went down from 2.5 per cent to 1.8 per cent in the corresponding period.

"The average Bumiputera household income also grew by 6.9 per cent per annum to RM4,457 per month, whereas Chinese and Indian households increased by eight and nine per cent annually to RM6,355 and RM5,233, respectively."

The survey, he said, also showed that urban poverty had declined from 1.7 per cent in 2009 to one per cent last year, whereas poverty in rural areas also declined from 8.4 per cent to 3.4 per cent in the same period.

Overall poverty has been reduced from 3.8 per cent in 2009 to 1.7 per cent last year.

The poorest households category has also undergone a 52.7 per cent decrease from 228,400 to 108,000 within the same period.

Nor Mohamed also noted that Malaysian households now took home 7.2 per cent more income than three years ago.

The national average household income increased from RM4,045 in 2009 to RM5,000 last year, as announced by Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak at the tabling of the National Transformation Programme Annual Report last week.

Nor Mohamed said the significant rise was due to the Federal Government's efforts in ensuring exponential and sustainable growth.

"This is a result of the rapid growth of the national economy and the effectiveness of the poverty eradication programme."

Urban households income, meanwhile, recorded a 6.6 per cent increase from RM4,705 monthly in 2009 to RM5,742 last year.

Households in rural areas had shown a similar increase with a 6.4 per cent rise from RM2,545 in 2009 to RM3,080 in 2012.

Nor Mohamed said the government viewed this as an achievement in encouraging the building of a robust economic roadmap for city areas that housed two-thirds (71 per cent) of the national population.

"The significant impact comes from widely increased economic opportunities, but is also an opportunity to generate new business and industrial development in various sectors of the economy.

"This proves the effectiveness of the implementation of the Federal Government initiatives launched through specific programmes under the 10th Malaysia Plan, Economic Transformation Programme (ETP), and the National Key Results Area (NKRA)."

The survey, conducted among 44,000 households, is conducted twice every five years. The data gathered is used for the purpose of monitoring, planning, and policy formulation and programme development, particularly in drafting the country's five-year plans.

@NajibRazak Confidents 2/3 Majority Is Achievable #BNbagus

Financial Times and Reuters have got good news for Malaysians that the Prime Minister, Dato’ Seri Najib has finally stated his confidence in Barisan Nasional winning 2/3 majority in the upcoming election.  His confidence means a lot to the business people, especially, as many of the group are worried over the credibility and ability of the Oppositions in handling the economy.

The fact that Anwar Ibrahim had also stated that this could be his best chance of victory ever, is taken as a mere political statement from a man who has a been shooting his own foot again and again during these critical hours.

Pushing his sex-scandals aside, Malaysians are keeping their eyes on Anwar for his name keeps popping up in the investigation over the bloody Lahad Datu terrorist invasion.  Until todate, Anwar fails to explain the reason behind his meetings with MNLF leaders and what were ‘his men’ doing in Phillipines just days before the invasion?

It couldn’t be a co-incident that he must brought up the issue of Malaysia losing Sabah or all the fuss about the identity cards being issued not according to procedures to the immigrants in the state, prior to the bloody incident.

But the greatest mistake Anwar made in handling this issue, is that he tried to shut the medias from digging out the truth from him by threatening to sue them if they ever asked about why he didn’t sue Reuters or the Philippines media who first reported the stories about him being the one behind the whole incident.

He could have gained a lot just by suing those medias but he didn’t, which most certainly because there are concrete basis to it.

No one in the right mind would vote for a man who didn’t care less about the lives of the people.  No one in the right mind would vote for a man who had actually made a deal to give away a state to the terrorists so that he could become the Prime Minister.

What sort of country would it be, if the Prime Minister himself, is the traitor?

Just like all his other problems, nobody did anything to Anwar, but himself.  This is a common problem of a man so desperate, so eager, so anxiously excited for power.

He could have fought a decent fight, work very hard to show his party’s credibility and served the people in his constituency well, and may one day win the hearts of Malaysians that they might forget his dirty filthy stinking stories.  But he chooses to fight dirty, go through backdoors and create unrest.  ‘Arab Spring’ is his dream, so how could we not see his connection with Lahad Datu bloodshed?

While Anwar is always on the ‘attack’ mode over the government and everything that spells BN, it is very much the opposite with Dato’ Seri Najib.

In contrary to Anwar, The Prime Minister would rather talk about his achievement than ‘attack’ his political enemies.

In the interview with Financial Times, for example, Dato’ Seri Najib was obviously engrossed with his work as the Prime Minister and as the party leader.  He explained, very matter-of-factly about how a strong government is necessary to accelerate the process of transformation in the country.  He also pointed out how he has reformed UMNO and deliberately changed internal rules to make a potential leadership challenge easier.

He doesn’t need to brag either, as the numbers speak for themselves.  Malaysia is now being aided by an economic programme that the government launched in 2010 to double per capita income to $15,000 by 2020.   This has led to external confidence whereby foreign holdings of Malaysian government bonds jump by 550 per cent to RM215 billion (USD69billion) since 2009, according to HSBC.

The only thing that the Prime Minister has to say about the Oppositions is that he thinks it is too risky to put faith in a coalition that does not have a clear sense of direction and with a manifesto that is not credible.

Needless to look at the numbers, the personalities of the two figures should be sufficient enough to help Malaysians make a choice.  One is very unpatriotic, insensitive, a traitor and forever anxious for power and the other one is very calm, rationale, elegant and brilliant.

There is no doubt that two third majority wouldn’t be a problem for Barisan Nasional.

p/s : BN semakin kuat dan bersatu sementara PR semakin bertelagah.